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Pittsburgh 19<sup>th<sup>  Jan 7 1798
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Pittsburgh 19<sup>th</sup>  Jan 7 1798
  
 
Sir
 
Sir
  
I transmit you enclosed the list
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I transmit you enclosed the list of monies received by you from this hearing, & my signature to the receipt on the back. I should have executed it before, but you did not inform me it was necessary in any of your former letters, & I considered the power of attorney adequate to every purpose --
of money received by you from the hearing, +
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my signature to the receipt on the back. I
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I before requested your attention to have the vouchers for the disbursements of cash made by Major Craige passed to my credit -- This may have taken place before for I am totally uninformed on the subject - from July last all vouchers on taken in my name, & pass through my hands for the Treasury, but previous to that period Craige took all his vouchers in his own name, which probably might preclude having passed to my credit - But as all the money is chargeable to me, the vouchers for the disbursements of  it should go to my credit -
should have executed it before, but you did
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not inform me it was necessary in any of your
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The first account of disbursements of cash accompanied with the vouchers, when I transmitted to the comptroller of the treasury, then was omitted one voucher charged in the account but owing to a mistake of Haragan had not come forward - besides which I have [undecipherable] it - I enclose it to you & beg you with [undecipherable[ at the  Comptrollers office & have it rectifyed [undecipherable] for payment to Sam<sup>l</sup> Hanby as commiss<sup>r</sup> of Military Stores -
former letters, + I considered the power of attorney
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adequate to every purpose --
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I have
I inform requested [undecipherable] alternative to how
 
the vouchers for the [undecipherable] of cash made by
 
Major [undecipherable] payed to my [undecipherable]-- This may have
 
taken place before for I am [undecipherable]