M^r Samuel Henley Fort Wayne M.W.S. to the care of J. Craig E^sq. Pittsburg Accountants Office April 6^th 1798 Sir I have received your letter dated the 28^th February ult^o with its enclosures, the account current will be examined & if found correct will be entered on the Books of this Office of which you will be duly informed. I return you the account of Subsistence as improper to be settled here If the money is due application for payment should be made where you have received your subsequent settlements. The contingent charge for boarding while you were in Philadelphia not coming properly before me I cannot decide on the propriety of the [undecipherable] Sam^d W. Simmons Acct. Rob^t. Johnson Esq^r Lexington Kentucky Accountants Office April 6^th 1798 Sir I have received your letter dated the 15 [undecipherable] last enclosing sundry receipts & a statement of the payments made to the [undecipherable] of Woodford county, which will be placed under examination & the result communicated to you — Sam^d W^m Simmons Acct. Lieu^t. James Herrett Carlisle. Penn. Accountants Office April 6^th 1798 Sir I have received your letter dated the 2 inst. — appropriations not having yet been passed by Congress your pay &^c cannot be forwarded for any part of the present year, they have called for certain statements which will consume a considerable time to furnish, it will therefore be uncertain when the money can [be] forwarded — the Sec^y of War directs that you [proceed conformably to the] [undecipherable]