Vouchers for the expenditure of [undecipherable] funds [undecipherable] in order that your account may be close — [undecipherable] [No. A.] M^r Sam^s. Jackson Georgetown N.C. Accountants Office December 6, 1799 Sir, I have received your letter dated the [undecipherable] on the subject of the balance of David Allisons account with which you and Nelson Hunt are chargeable. In reply to which I have to inform you that the account will immediately be refered to the Comptroller of the Treasury in the usual manner where delinquencies have arisen and the [undecipherable: necy] steps will be taken by him in the recovery of this balance. The accounts I have continued open for a very long time to give you an opportunity of paying your proportion of the balance previous to its being reported, but it is now necessary that the steps which I have mentioned should be pursued, as the delinquency on your part has been [undecipherable] other inconveniences but [undecipherable] not paying his part of the balance for which he will now be called upon to pay immediately — [signed] Capt. Natl. Moore [undecipherable] December N^o 7, [17]99 Sir I have received your letter [undecipherable] the [undecipherable] [inst.?] making [undecipherable] a receipt for [undecipherable] [undecipherable] by you to [undecipherable] [undecipherable] of your company for his pay from [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] the date [of?] his discharge, as referring to the range rolls of your keeping [undecipherable] the above mentioned person. I find that the pay of the above mentioned [undecipherable] has been admitted to your credit; agreeably to his receipt at the foot of his discharge [undecipherable] with your receipt [undecipherable] for [this?]