[75] M^r Clark & Tucker Carlisle Penns^a Sir Accountants Office April 19^th 1800 The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of Five Hundred Dollars, this same being an advance made by the Secretary of War, on account of burying expenses for the public buildings at Carlisle — for which [you] you will please to furnish your duplicate receipts— Sam R. W[undecipherable] Gov. Carrington Esq^r [undecipherable] Richmond [undecipherable] Sir April 17 1800 I received your letter of the 1^st [inst?] enclosing the receipts of John T. Woolseyck administrator to the Estate of [undecipherable] Westwood deceased, for four hundred seventy and [undecipherable] & [undecipherable], which will be entered on the Books of this Office— Sam[undecipherable] W[undecipherable] Jon. Jackson Esq^r [undecipherable] of West [undecipherable] April 19^th 1800 Referring to my letter of the 16^th & 12 [inst?] I have now to inform you that your accts for expenditures on account of the Fortifications on [undecipherable] [undecipherable] have been examined & [undecipherable] from account the sum of [undecipherable] the amount thereof, is placed to your credit on the Books of this Office. Having a balance due by you to the United States (including the sum of [undecipherable] amount of [sundry?] Warrants from [undecipherable] to you since the 1^st instant) of fourteen thousand five hundred forty one dollars seventy nine cents. To preserve uniformity, it is desirable that the balance