Capt. Cornelius Lyman Accountant's Office Presque Isle May 31^st 1799 Sir In answer to your letter of the 1 Inst. I have to inform you that it is [undecipherable: proper] to the fullness of your accounts that you should receive written evidence of the instructions you have [undecipherable] relative as to the persons for which [undecipherable] were to be admitted upon their [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] on their former [undecipherable] accounts, which when obtained you will please forward to this Office as a further voucher for your [undecipherable] account Sam. &. W. Simmons [Audt.] M^r Joseph Perkins June 1^st 1799 Harpers Ferry V^a Sir I received your letter of the 22 Ulto containing John [undecipherable: Stacker's] receipt for [undecipherable] thousand dollars, which will be [undecipherable] to his debit on the Books of this Office — Sam. &. W. Simmons [Audt.] Lieu^t [undecipherable] Walters & Dawson June 1^st 1799 Savannah Georgia Sir I received your letter of the 3 Ulto containing [undecipherable] Duplicate receipts for bounty paid by you which will be filed with those before received, subject to future examination — Sam. &. A. Simmons [Audt.]