Mr Elias B. Dayton Accountants Office Elizabethtown N.J. June 4^th 1800 Sir The accountant being absent it is my duty to acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated the 5 [undecipherable] with the accounts therein mentioned & this duty would have been earlier performed had not the removal of the Office from Philadelphia prevented it. The earliest measures will be taken for the adjustment of all accts which could not before now be attended to — Sam [undecipherable] S. [undecipherable] Mr John B. Douglass June 25^th 1800 care of Major Van Brumsten New York Sir The accountant not having yet arrived at this place I do myself the pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated the 27 Ult & this should have been done before had not the removal of the Office from Philadelphia prevented it. I have filed your letter with the Secretary to be considered as an application when the vacancies are to be filled — Sam [undecipherable] S. [undecipherable] [undecipherable] David Henley Esq^r June 26^th 1800 Knoxville Tennessee Sir The accountant being absent I embrace the earliest opportunity which the removal of the Office from Philad^a to this place would afford to acknowledge the receipt of your letter dated the 16 Ult & that of Mr [undecipherable] of the 17^th of same month with their [undecipherable]