[Visit Col: Henry Gaither in the case of Lieut A. M. Cutter Savannah Georgia] Accountants Office Sept 16. 1800 Sir, Your account Transmitted to This Office M^r Tobuchson has undergone examination by which there appears a balance due the United States of D^ol 2881 Y— differing from your statement D^ol: 2332 — equally to an account of differences have inclosed, the greater part of this difference arises for the want of receipts for monies paid by you to sundry Commissioners & two examining Officers, on account of the Recruiting service, where you will please to furnish as soon as possible, an order that the amount paid, may be posted to your debit on the Books of this Office — The sums which have been admitted for [undecipherable] expenses are unvouched by any law, or existing Regulations & cannot therefore be admitted to your credit — Exclusive of the balance above stated you [undecipherable] charges with the amount of Warrant #5552 [undecipherable] by The Secretary of War for the payment of a Bill of [undecipherable] dated 1 Aug 1800 drawn by you in favor of The [undecipherable] for $1233 Y—, making the Total amount now standing to your debit of $[undecipherable] — Sam^l W[undecipherable] Joshua [undecipherable] Esq^r Agent of Fortifications Middletown Sir, Your account [undecipherable] for disbursements in the month of May last, on account of the Fortifications at Middletown have been examined & the amount thereunto— D^ol 298 Y— has been [undecipherable] to your [undecipherable], leaving a balance