249 Some of the expenditures included in these Statements were made previous to the year 1790, but they could not be separated without inconvenience, and deranging the order of the accounts, as rendered for settlement. I enclose duplicates of the accounts, at the special request, and for the use of the Secretary at War. Have the honor to be, with the greatest respect, [undecipherable] Your obedient Servant, (Signed) Oliver Wolcott. The Honorable Alexander Hamilton Esquire; Secretary of the Treasury. A Statement of the Accounts of Henry Knox, Esquire, Secretary at War, for the years 1790 and 1791, as adjusted at the Treasury of the United States, and stated in compliance with the Order of the House of Representatives of Receipts. 1790. January 1^st A balance remaining in his hands the 31^st December 1789 for accounts settled at the Treasury W 37, dated June 11, 1790   15 587. 87 Also a balance on an Appropriation of 20 000 dollars for Indian treaties by the Act of Congress of the 20^th August 1789, as per Account settled at the treasury, W 300, dated May 18^th 1790     5 170. 39 For the following sums received on account of sales of Indian Goods, Viz. From S Brinkerhain, by W Baldwin  . . . . . . . . 550.. Do                      400.. May    23.    do    W 1756 dated Oct 4, 1792  . . . 820. 30     1770. 30 Carried forward  . . . .  20754. 56