[Accountants' Office] The Sec^y of War Sir June 10^th 1799 Sundry accounts &vouchers of M^r George Fleming Military Store Keeper at West Point have been rendered to this Office for settlement, but from the deranged state in which they are, he having made partial payments &c, has prevented them from being acted on. — I would therefore recommend an advance of one thousand Dollars, to enable him to pay for&on contracts for, and to complete other payments, and to finally settle his accounts — Sam^l S^t I M Simmons Acct^t D The Accountant of the Navy Department. June 10^th 1799 Sir On examination of the Accounts of Michael Brinkle Contractor it appears that he has [strikethrough: issued] to the Marines doing Garrison duty at Fort Mifflin, in the months of April 1799, the following rations of provisions, &c. (charged at 16½ cents ¥ ration) — To 33 marines being their subsistance from 10 to 27 April enclu: 18 days @ 1 ration ¥ day is . . . . . . . . . D^lls 594– + 32 d^o being their subsistance from 28 to 30^th April, 3 days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96–