Edward Carrington Esq^r Dep^t Richmond V^a Accountants Office April 30^th 1800 Sir I received your letter dated the 24^th Inst. enclosing the receipt of Lashear Nicholson (administrator to the Estate of William Nicholson deceased) for fifty four dollars & fifty [undecipherable] annum & blank, across your act for commissions for carrying off[/]paying monies from this Department to the 31 Dec. 1799, which will be entered on the Books of this Office — [undecipherable] 195 James Miller Esq^t Ag^t W.M.S. April 30^th 1800 Sir I have received your letter of this day. Were your acc^t to be examined, as you desire, out of the general course, it would be impossible to make any partial examination of, or decision on them. As to the acc^ts particularly alluded to in your good letter, they as well as all others must be settled & adjusted conformally to the allowances authorized by law or the established principles & regulations of the War Department — [signed] W^m James Greenway Annyborough N.Y. April 30^th 1800 Sir Your accounts for Supplies furnished the 6 Reg^t of Infantry at Annyborough in the months of Jan^y & Feb^y 1800, amounting in Your statement to Eighteen hundreds & eighty two dollars & 1/4, have been exhibited at this Office for settlement by McKenny [undecipherable] Store Dep^t. — Upon examination, I find you have short charged [yourself?]