Hyde Jay master I Rig^t and his having been refused to has furnished most of the monies due according to which I have directed M^r Hasley to pay the amount on a recip^t note with which I have furnished him — I have thought proper to give you this information that you may inform the claimants that they can receive the sums due from M^r Hasley and as this Statement was signed by you: I have thought it probable that you were acquainted with the different places of residence I accordingly enclose you a copy of the statement of the monies due agreeable to M^r Hyde op— Sam^l [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Sam^l Hodgdon Esq^r Accountants Office [undecipherable] of M^r [undecipherable] February 7^th 1800 Sir, Israel Chapins Deputy Agent for the six nations of Indians has rec^d [undecipherable] on nations office account at this office four thousand nine hundred fifty six dollars & [undecipherable] being amount of goods rec^d as part of the annuity granted to the Indians for the Year 1799, for the proper distribution of which he is to be held accountable on the Books of the Superintendent of Military Stores — Sam^l [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Gen^l John [undecipherable] December 20^th 1799 [undecipherable] Sir, On settlement of the account of James handy Contractor at [undecipherable] Virginia it appears that you have [undecipherable] [undecipherable] from 1 July to 10 Sept^r 1799 making [undecipherable] [undecipherable] at [undecipherable] in place of [undecipherable]