[No. 619. The United States to Thomas H. Cushing. Dollars 125. February 27^th 1799.] The United States, To Major Thomas H. Cushing, D^r. 1799. Febb. 27. To a Horse sold Samuel Hodgdon for the use of Col. John McKee, by order of the Secretary of War . . . . . . . . Doll.^s 125— Philadelphia, 27.^th February, 1799. Received of Samuel Hodgdon, One hundred and twenty five Dollars, in full of the above account, for which I have signed five receipts of same tenor and date.— T. H. Cushing Dollars 125.— Philadelphia 27 Febr. 1799. I Certify that the above Horse was delivered to me as above stated, and that I am accountable for him until delivered to Major Isaac Craig at Pittsburg; for which place I set out this day.— John McKee [a horse supplied Col John McKee by order of the Secretary of War — no such order produced — but it were to appear that as the [undecipherable] will be held accountable for the proper application of the Horse by the Superintendent of Military Stores, it may be admitted to his credit in this [undecipherable]]