Joseph Millers Salem Massachusetts Accountants Office April 25 1798 Sir I have received your letter of the 23 Inst on the subject of your account for mounting cannon at Salem which has been examined and a balance found due the United States of one hundreds & fifty six Dollars & [undecipherable], differing from your statement fifteen cents, arising from an overcalculation in your commissions — This balance you are hereby requested to refund to Jonathan Jackson Esq^r Supervisor Boston, who will grant you the necessary receipts, one of which you will forwards to this Office for your exhonoration — Sam^e &c W Simmons Acct^t Ensign William H Boothe New Brunswick, N.J. Accountants Office May 1^st 1798 Sir I received your letter of the 28 Ult^o enclosing sundry receipts for bounties paid by you, which are filed with those before received subject to undergo a future examination — Sam^e &c W Simmons Acct^t Lieu^t Horatio R Dayton Elizabethtown N.S. Accountants Office May 1 1798. Sir I received your letter of the 28 Ult^o enclosing one receipt for Bounty [paid?] by you last week, which will be filed with those before received to await an examination hereafter — Sam^e &c W Simmons