[104.] Accountants Office March 11 1800 I [Certify] [undecipherable] there is due to Silas Dinsmore Esquire, a [undecipherable] the Sum of thirty no dollars being to reimburse him the same amount paid to William Kyle late a Sergeant under his command for his pay from 1 Appril to the 30 Sept 1794. which Sum is payable to such Brooks Pay master to the Troops at or near Staunton Virginia who is to be held accountable for the money thereof to said S^t Dinsmore — D^ec 26 — W[?] The Sec^y at War. --- March 14 1800 I do hereby that the following are copies of and account against the United States exhibited by Silas Dinsmore late Temporary Agent to the Cheroke nation of Indians, and a letter accompaning the same from the Secretary of War dated 28 February 1800, authorizing the said acct to be admitted of substantiated by his Certifying. The United States in account with Silas Dinsmore for various services in the Indian department Estimated at [?] Dollars a day from the 25 June 1792 to the 22 February 1799. 1705 days Amt 3069.00 Silas Dinsmore In writing what arose from the asslisting the Indians, or service murders in the Agency for the support of my Table, making occasional visitors at my usual places of residence, and for military travelling expences — Silas Dinsmore