[Vouchers for the examination of [undecipherable] from no order that your account may be clos'd — Jam H[undecipherable]] [W.A.] M^r Jam^s Jackson Georgetown. N.C. Accountants Office December 6. 1799 Sir I have received your letter dated the 27 of N[undecipherable] on the subject of the balance of David Allison's account with which you and Wilson Hunt are chargeable. In reply to which I have to inform you that this account will immediately be refered to the Comptroller of the Treasury in the usual manner where delinquencies have arisen and the necessary 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 it 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 [undecipherable] this case [undecipherable] not paying his part of the balance for which he — now, be called upon to pay immediately — Jam H[undecipherable] [signature] Capt. [undecipherable] Moore Fort [undecipherable] new Settlement December N^o 7. [17]99 Sir I have received your letter of the 1^st [undecipherable] inst, inclosing a receipt for payment [undecipherable] to be given to [undecipherable] of your company for his pay from [undecipherable] to 3 Nov 1791 the date of his discharge. In referring to the muster rolls of your keeping for the above mentioned persons I find that the pay of the abovesaid soldiers has been admitted to your acct: agreeably to his rec^pt at the foot of his discharge [undecipherable] with your rec^pt [undecipherable] for this