[Treasury Department] N.^o 1796 Auditors Office Decem.^r 7^th 1791 I have examined and adjusted an Account between the United States and Henry Knox Esq Secretary for the War Department commencing July [undecipherable] and ending November 30^th 1791 and find that he Stands charged for the Balance of his account ending the 30^th June 1791 as per Auditors Report N.^o 1750 dated 16^th November 1791 __________ Dollars 3,672.47 I also find that he is entitled to Credit for Sundry disbursements by him under the following heads __________ 103[undecipherable] Ordnance Department 175— Contingencies of the War Depart.^t 17.75 Contingencies of the War Office 245.31 138.6 Leaving a Balance due the United States of Three Thousand two hundred and Thirty Four Dollars and Ninety one Cents for which Sum the Said Henry Knox Esq is as accountable on November 30^th 1791 and is to be debited therewith in a future Settlement of his accounts __________ 3,234.91 Dollars 3,672.9[undecipherable] The Statement and Documents on which this Report is founded are herewith Transmitted for the decision of the Comptroller of the Treasury Thereon Sign.^d R. Harrison Aud[itor] To Oliver Wolcot Jr Esq Comptroller of the Treasury Sundry additional Credits to the Secretary at War having been admitted by the Comptroller in the former Settlement Report of the Auditor N.^o 1750 the Balance to the debit of the Secretary at War is 2,858.84 From which deducting the Several Credits admitted by the Auditor by this report 438.6 Leaves a Balance of Two Thousand four hundred and Twenty Dollars and Seventy eight Cents due to the United States by the Secretary at War to be carried to his debit in New Account 2,420.70[undecipherable] Treasury Department Comptrollers Office October 4^th 1792 Admitted Oliver Wolcot Compt[roller] Treasury Department [L?] Registers Office Nov 12 1792 I certify that the foregoing is a True Copy the original of which is filed on Record in this Office Joseph Nourse Reg[ister] To Joseph Nourse Esq Register of the Treasury