John Woodward Esq^r New London Count Department of War Accountants Office February 27 1800 Sir I have received your letter of the 22^d inst with its inclosure. The examination of your accounts will not go on and you will be informed of the result — Yam W W.S. Joshua Gray Esq^r Agent of Fortifications Marshfield M. February 27 1800 Sir I have received your letter of the 19 Instant accompanied by your Accounts and Vouchers for December last, which will be placed under examination and you will be informed of the result in course — Yam W W.S. Doct George French Fredericksburg Virg^a February 24 1800 Sir Your account for monies [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] attendants on the sick Troops in the United States at Fredericksburg V^a have been received from Mr Haslett, amounting to [undecipherable] $[undecipherable] and as some in each case have been returned to the examination, who ascertained physicians of the place who have stated that after examining the following sums from [undecipherable] of your account, there will be a full compensation allowed you — From your a/c against Capt Brooks $ .... 97 97 D^o D^o .... Gallamente D .... 2 1 D^o D^o .... [undecipherable] .... 18 16[undecipherable]