Supervisor at Withersfield on giving him your duplicate receipts to be accountable for the due application thereof— I am &c W S Jon^s Jackson Esq^r Accountants Office Agent of fortification February 17^th 1801 Boston Sir Your account of expenditures in the month of December last on account of the fortifications ending at [undecipherable] Dollars have been examined to the sum of [undecipherable] hundred & thirty [undecipherable] dollars & [undecipherable] your credit in the Books of this Office leaving a balance of [undecipherable] two hundred seventy dollars & fifty five [undecipherable] cents due from you to the United States and differs from your statement eighty one cents being an error in your settlement as [undecipherable] amount of deficiencies forwarded to you on the 26 January last— I am &c W S M^r John Torren February 16^th 1801 Fort Indispensable via Boston— Sir I have received your letter dated [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] enclosing your account for [undecipherable] for December 1800 & [undecipherable] 1801 amounting to two hundred & eighty two dollars which you were [undecipherable] from Jon^s Jackson Supervisor at Boston on giving him your duplicate receipts— I am &c W S