[XXVII-81] [2473b] [1790 Nov. 6] [Docket, upper right:] Gen^l McKnight M.D. / 2 Enclosures 1797 / for allowance / Nov. D 1790 [Address:] The Hon[undecipherable] [Addressed to:] General Knox D^r McKnight [D]ear McKnight [I] presume you'll [undecipherable: Compliment?] attend General Knox and take the Liberty of mentioning a matter which [I] most long since have escaped the Generals memory. He may recollect that D^r McKen was very ill in the Summer of 84 when the [undecipherable] had a house in well Street, or [undecipherable] and that D^r McKnight attended [him?] for which a small Bill was incurred of [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] Knox and his [Lady?] on his Recovery went to the Eastward as soon as she was able for the Journey, The D^r not being at home when they sent [undecipherable] for the Bill it was not Settled. —— [undecipherable: Boston New...] New York Nov 6^th 1790 Received of General Knox five pounds two Shillings, in full of this and all other demands whatever per Doc^t Charles McKnight—— Rec^d F^t [undecipherable] [£5.2]