Hamilton, and although it differ in the particulars you mention, from the form I sent you. I do not think it material, therefore there is no necessity for taking another. From &c M Simmons Ackt The Secretary of War] Accountants' Office Sir] June 18, 1799 Capt^d J. M^c[undecipherable] Collector at Wilmington N.C. has exhibited a charge to this Office for [undecipherable] the Troops & Military Stores &c at Wilmington & Port [undecipherable] from 11 May 98 to the 1 January 1799 in which he charges 8 dollars p month. The Secretary of War will have to determine whether the whole or what part of the charge is proper to be admitted. Is this [undecipherable] the charge say "the twenty-eight dollars" [undecipherable] how it will [undecipherable] be probably [undecipherable] [undecipherable] which has been sent to [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable] before [undecipherable] which I have informed him. From &c M Simmons Chf. John Chester Esq. Dep. [undecipherable] Conn. June 19, 1799 Sir I have received your letter of the 13 Inst. inclosing the receipts of Capt. [undecipherable] for money paid to him, amounting to two hundred [undecipherable] Dollars, which sum will be entered accordingly on the Books of this Office. From &c M Simmons Acct.