Lieut Peter Shoemaker Accountants Off[ice] Fredericktown April [undecipherable] Sir I received your letter of the [undecipherable] agreeably to your request have caused a statement of your acc[ount] to be made a copy of which you have herein inclosed, and in [it] is a balance due the United States of Four hundred and [undecipherable] Dollars and ninety one Cents chiefly arising from your not ha[ving] transmitted the Receipt Rolls for pay of yourself and Detach[ment] to 1^st August last which I request you to do as soon as possi[ble] your account may be credited for the amount on the Books of thi[s office] In the aforementioned statem[ent you] well observe that your Recruiting account is embraced, and that y[ou are] credited with the full amount of bounty charged by you in it, as [also] the premium for inlisting M^r Melean & Matthews, the reason [for] making the deductions for eight Dollars are sufficiently expla[ined in the] account Current — Sam Ds° W [undecipherable] [undecipherable] M^r Amos Smith Accountants Off[ice] Trenton N J April 3^d [undecipherable] Sir I received your letter of the 24 Feb[ruary] enclosing your affidavit, taken the fore Joseph Beavers, decla[ring] you have disbursed the whole of the monies you received for [the pay of] your Company, to the Individuals composing the same; which [were] filed with the Pay role conformably to my letter of the 7^th [undecipherable] 1797— Sam Ds° W [undecipherable]