Ensign Hugh Mc Call Accountants' Offi[ce] Fort Wilkinson, Georgia, Apri[l —] Sir I have received your letter of [undecipherable] alth- enclosing estimates of the troops in Georgia for Jan & February 1798 — In reply to your question relative to the Pay of reinlist[undecipherable] I enclose you a copy of the letter of the Secretary of War on that[undecipherable] to Cap^t James Taylor which will be your guide in mak[ing] the payments — No Appropriations having Yet passed by Congress [undecipherable] for the Estimates cannot yet be forwarded — Sam[undecipherable] [undecipherable] The Hon^ble Accountants' Offi[ce] Dwight Foster, April 23^d 1[undecipherable] Sir I received your letter of this date enc[undecipherable] the memorial of Lawrence Manning, Lieut^t in Lee's Legion, purp[undecipherable] that his final settlement certificates were received by an unautho[undecipherable] Agreeably to your request I have to inform you, that on the 3[undecipherable] March 1785, Cap^t James Heard did receive (as agent to said [undecipherable]) Andrew Dunscomb, assistant commissioner of acco^ts, three hu[undecipherable] nine Certificates numberd from 80,343 to 80,495, and from 87,401[undecipherable] both inclusive amounting to forty eight thousands two hundred five dollars, among which were the following I described certi[undecipherable] for the balance of pay subsistence & commutation of the afore[undecipherable] manning, viz — Certificate N^o 87,427 for 562. 13 on Interest from [undecipherable] . 87,431 .... 33 . 30 15[undecipherable] . 87,434 .... 1929 . 36 .. 87,554 .... 33 . 30 2559 . 21