M^r Rich^d Parker Carlisle Penns^a Recruiting & Office October 1^st 1799 Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the Sum of Four Hundred Dollars, being an advance made to you by the Secretary of War, on account of sundry agues, to the Public Buildings at Carlisle; on which, you will please to forward your duplicate receipt holding yourself accountable. I am &^c — N. S. October 2^d 1799 Caleb Swan Esq^r S. M. G. Sir I have herewith inclosed a letter rec^d from Major [undecipherable: Lemuel] Freeman of the 1^st Reg^t of A. &E. accompanied by the muster & Pay Rolls therein mentioned of which that Officer has been informed. The money which major Freeman mentions not to have been remited for the pay of Lieut Eyers' recruits was forwarded by M^r Simms yesterday of which I have informed him. I am &^c N. S. Cap^t Thomas W. Hoops Fort Mifflin &^c October 2 1799 Sir I have rec^d your letter dated the 6 Instant with its inclosures. The Muster & Pay Rolls will be remited to the Pay master General who has an Office in this place & whose duty it is in the first Instance to examine & liquidate all Army accounts. He will be requested to communicate with you on this subject — Your account Standing charged with monies