David Henley Esq^r Accountants Office Charlotte Tennessee Dec^r 1 1800 Sir It having been advised that the Militia of the Expedition commonly called Johnsons should be [undecipherable] equally to the provisions made by law, you are hereby [undecipherable] to forward to this office the muster & pay Rolls [of] your command and your [undecipherable] relative to [undecipherable] the [undecipherable] claim that [undecipherable] was to be taken in [securing?] the accounts. I have also to [undecipherable] that I [undecipherable] [undecipherable] you to this office to receive your immediate attention [undecipherable] Sam^l [undecipherable] George [Jamieson?] Esq^r December 2^nd 1800 Cleve & Philad^a Sir I am [sending?] your [bill?] of the [20?] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] to the [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable] [Carryon?] to which it [refers?] it will be [undecipherable] under [commission?] the [undecipherable] Sam^l [undecipherable] M^r Joseph Williams December 1 1800 Springfield M^a Sir Your account & receipt for expenditures at the Armory at Springfield Massachusetts for the [quarter?] [ending?] 30 September last has now been examined & a balance [found?] remaining in your hands of D^rs 13[,]94.46 There is [included?] in this [settlement?] [200?] dollars, the amount of warrants at [729?] & [231?] [paid?] to your [attorney?] [subsequent?] to the date of your [account?]