Now I have all pages. Let me compile the full transcription. [Extract taken from the Store Book of the Agent for the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] the [undecipherable] of February 1800] Knoxville February 1^st 1800. Cash [Old] Account D^r [To] [New] a/c. For the balance of Cash this day due private funds — 195 27 Knoxville February 1^st 1800 Indian Department D^r To Cash Paid Taylor Townsend For Boarding a Chickasaw Indian which came with Levi Colbert 12 Days 2. — For Dinner for three Chickasaw Indians of [undecipherable]'s Son is Chief on their Return from Philadelphia 2@ 12½ Cents ea- to their homes, 3 is 37½ cents 1 Bushel Meal & 16¾ [pounds] Bacon Supplied them for 5 Days — 1.40 1. 77½ 1 Bushel Corn & [undecipherable] for the same for the use of the Chick- asaw Nation — 1. — 4. 77½ 3^d. Indian Department D^r To Cash Paid James Anderson For the hire of his Waggon & Team transporting Sundry Tools & Implements of Husbandry from Knoxville to Taylor Townsend's from the 29^th January to 1^st February 1800. which [undecipherable] of Husbandry was ordered by the Secretary of War December 20. 1796 By Letter — 12. — Knoxville February 5^th 1800 Store at Telico D^r To The Treasurer. For a Sett of Bills on M^r John Hains, Public Store Keeper Phila- Payable After ten days Sight to W^m. King or order, being for Five hundred & Three[undecipherable] Yards of Linen & Six Yards Linnen Supplied the Factory — 337 50 6^th Indian Department D^r To Cash Paid John Sommerville For Boarding Levi Colbert a Chickasaw Indian & keeping his Horse for eight days, Also Boarding a Chickasaw who came with him and feeding his Horse for six days. — 16. — 7^th Contingent Expence D^r To Cash Paid William Bogan for making a Suit of Clothes for the Rev.^d M^r Carrick, he being requested to attend the Funeral Procession of General George Washington, at So. W. Point — 6 50 Indian Department D^r To Cash Paid Samuel Mitchell by his attorney Joseph Greer for his Salary as a Temporary Agent to the Choctaw Indians from the 1^st October to the 31^st December 1799. — 200. — Knoxville February 18^th 1800. Sundry Accounts D^r To Cash Paid Charles Harnes Indian Department For Shoeing 3 Chickasaw Indian horses 1ⁿ Dol[lar] Making a Broad Axe for Thomas Lewis Agent to the Cherokee Indians — 1. 10. 0 Making 6 Shoes for the Chickasaw Indians 2ⁿ 5. 0 6. [undecipherable] 17/6 [undecipherable] 16. 25 Quarter Master Department For Shoeing Sundry horses &c. between the 15 August 1797 [th?] day of November 1799 — 6. 37 22 62 Contingent Expence D^r To Cash Paid Col. Robert Purdy at [undecipherable] the 13^th February 1800 — To be expences in pursuit of Richard Witkins a Deserter from his Company 14 Dollars [undecipherable] — 10. — [for] [undecipherable] he paid Guy Simms for bringing [undecipherable] from [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] to S. W. [Point] on suspicion of his being a Deserter from the Army of the United States — 4. — 14. — Knoxville February 19^th 1800. Quarter Masters Department D^r To Cash Paid Amos [undecipherable: probable reading Bird] For transportation of Four Hogsheads of Cloathing for the Troops, containing about twenty five hundred Nett weight from Knoxville to So. W. Point, this Expence being incured to lighten the Five Waggons which Arrived here the 6^th [undecipherable] of February 1800, the Roads being bad, they were unable to proceed without lightening — 30. — Contingent Expence D^r To Cash For the expences of the Agent of the War Department going from Knoxville to South West Point & Returning, delivering out the Cloathing for the Troops. . . . 1. . . 3 6[undecipherable] Contingent Expence D^r To Cash Paid Stephen Hillis For his expences going to Tellico & Returning, with a Letter for John [undecipherable] United States Factor on public business. — 3. — Knoxville February 19^th 1800. Contingent Expence D^r To Cash Paid William Morrison For Sundry Cloathing &c. Stolen from him about the 11^th of March 1797, near the Muscle Shoals, Supported by the Oath of himself, and Tho.^s M.^cBreon — the 9^th August 1798, And reported on by Major Thomas Lewis the 19^th [of] February 1800 — . . . . . 12 33 20^th Quarter Masters Department D^r To Cash Paid Thomas Martin For Waggoning a load of Goods from Knoxville to South West Point, being Cloathing for the Troops. 5 Days @ 6 Dollars p^r Day, the Roads being Very bad. — . . . . . . . . 30. — 25^th War Department D^r To Cash Paid James Elder as attorney for the following Militia Services Viz: Cap.^t Morgan Browns Command. 1^st May 30. June 1796. David En[l]oke p.^t . . 13. 32 Cap.^t Peter Lucas Command 1^st July 31^st August 1796 James McC[a]rr[o]e . . 13. 32 Cap.^t Thomas Murray's Command 6^th to 25^th Sept.^r 1794 John Gambile [undecipherable] . . 15. — 41. 64 Knoxville February 26^th 1800. — Cash D^r To the Treasurer For the following Bills drawn on the Secretary of War, Payable after ten days Sight Viz. — In favor of Henry [undecipherable] & appropriated to Paying the Troops under Lieut. Col.ⁿ Butler for January February & March 1800 . . . . . . . . . 3650. — In favor of Samuel Chew Hale and Appropriated to paying the Troops under Col.ⁿ Butler for January, February & March . . . . 2000. — In favor of Thomas [undecipherable] & Appropriated to the Quarter Master Department. . . . . . . 200. — 5850. c Creek Stipend D^r To Cash Paid [William?] M.^cBlack as attorney for the following Persons for Property taken from them by the Creek Indians and approved by Col.ⁿ Benjamin Hawkins June 10. 1799. [undecipherable] from John [undecipherable] 1 Blanket 2. 60 1 Bridle — 1. — . . 3. 50 from Edw.^d Ragsdale 1 Saddle 8. — 1 Blanket 3. — 1 Bridle 1. 25 1 Meal bag 1. 50 13. 76 17. 25 — 17. 25 Knoxville February 26^th 1800. Creek Stipend D^r To Cash Paid William Black as attorney for the following persons, for property stolen from them by the Creek Indians [Amount] from forward 17. 25 from John Nowlen 1 Saddle 10. — 1 Bridle & Halter 1. 50 1 Shirt. — 2. — 13. 50 from Allen Hill 1 Saddle — 7. — 1 Bridle — 1. — 1 Coat. . 3. — 1 Vest & coat — 1. — 12. — 42. 75[undecipherable] Sundry Accounts D^r To Cash Paid [undecipherable] Williams Black attorney for the following military Services Viz: — War Department Cap^t William Willis' Command 6^th to 25^th Sept.^r 1794. Edward Cheatham — 15. Joseph Davidson — 15. 30. — Col. Oliver Williams' Comm.^d 1.^st Sept.^r 31.^st Oct.^r 1798 Thomas Edmonson p.^t . . 13. 32 Cap^t Peter Lucas' Comm.^d 1^st July 31^st Aug.^t 1796 William Cleny [undecipherable] . . 13. 32 Continued over — 13. 32 43. 32 Knoxville February 26^th 1800. Sundry Accounts D^r To Cash War Department Paid W.^m Black att^y Br.^t forward — £ 43. 32 Cap.^t Peter Lucas' Comm.^d 13. 32 [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Coy Edmond Taylor p.^t . 13. 32 Spencer Mercer 13. 32 39. 9[undecipherable] Cap^t Stephen Cantiles [undecipherable] Comm.^d 1^st May 30^th June 1796 William Eldry p.^t . . . . . 13. 32 Lieut Oliver Williams Comm.^d 1^st July 31^st Aug.^t 1796 Belcher Tate p.^t . . 13. 32 — 109. 92 Stephen Hillis [undecipherable] att^y [undecipherable] Comm.^d Cornet William Neelys Comm.^d 9^th to 28. April 1795 Robert Edmonson p.^t - 12. 44 Lieut Timothy Demonbruen 7^th to 31^st July 1795 John Rains 15. 37 [undecipherable] 27. 81 — 139. 73 Knoxville February 27^th 1800. Cash D^r To the Treasurer. For a sett of Bills drawn this day on the Secretary of War payable after ten days Sight to Black & Williams or order, & Appropriated to paying the Troops in Tennisee, Jan.^y February & March 1800 . . . . . 1000. — Contingent Expence D^r To Cash Paid Allen Hill by his Attorney William Black, for this sum which was Paid by him for keeping a Horse, which was gave up by the Cherokee Indians. . . . — — 3. 84 28 Indian Department D^r To Cash Paid Nicholas & Charles Harnes For 75 Weeding Hoes for the Indian Department Ideli.^d [undecipherable] Major Lewis @ 1.50 . . . . . . . 37. 50 Knoxville the 2 April 1800 Compared and found a true Copy from the entries in the Books of my Office David Henley ag.^t [undecipherable] W.^m