David Henley Esq^r Knoxville Tennessee Accountants Office Decemb^r 1^st 1800 Sir It having been decided that the Militia of the Expedition commonly called Johnsons, should be Settled agreeably to the provisions made by Law. You are hereby requested to forward to this Office the muster & Pay Rolls & any other documents in your possession tending to establish that claim, that measures may be taken for paying the amount. I have notified M^r Claiborne that I would write to you to this effect & request your immediate attention thereto. Sam^l &c W.S. George Harrison Esq^r Clert of Philad^a December 2^d 1800 Sir I have received your letter of the 25^th Ult^o accompanied by the acc^t of the late Surveyor, to which it refers— It will be placed under examination in course.— Sam^r &c W.S. M^r Joseph Williams Springfield M^a December 1^st 1800 Sir Your account & receipts for expenditures at the Armory at Springfield Massachusetts for the Quarter ending the 30 September last have been examined & a balance found remaining in your hands of D^r 13194.46. There is included in this Settlement $200 dollars, the amount of warrants N^o 5295 & 5331, paid to your attorney, subsequent to the date of your acco[unt] & otherwise differs from your Statement twenty five dollars which has been deducted therefrom, being the amount of the inclosed Voucher N^o [undecipherable] said to be paid to Isaac Smith for freight of [undecipherable] & Howitzers from Hartford to New Port Rhode Island, which are said to have been delivered to Arch^d [undecipherable] Esq^t Ag^t or Fortifications at said place who should have paid the freight of them as it is assumed they were for the use of the Fortifications at Said place.— Sam Esq^r &c W.S. P.S. Your letter of the 23^d Ult^o has been received.— Jon^a Jackson Esq^r Boston Accountants Office December 3^d 1800 Sir You will receive from the Treasurer of the United States the sum of six thousand one hundred & twenty Seven dollars & 7/100 on account of the fortifications erecting in the Harbor of Boston; for which sum you will please to forward the necessary receipts.— Sam^l &c W.S. Caleb Swan Esq^r P.M.S. December 3^d 1800 Sir Underneath you will observe the charges against Major Bradley. You will receive his accounts and give them the proper examination; admitting such as your Instructions will warrant in the usual form; & report such as you deem yourself unauthorized to admit.— Sam^le &c W.S.