[158] Sam'l Hodgson Esq
Super^t of [undecipherable] I Accountants Office
May the 27^th 1800 Sir On Settlement of the acco't of Gen'l Williams as provisional Surveyor, he has acc'd it remain on the books of this Office for the amount of expenditures made by him for the service of [undecipherable] on the frontiers [undecipherable] during the period which he filled that capacity, of which the major part appears to have been delivered to John Morris military Store Keeper, he wishes to have been deposited in the War Office; an explanatory Statement of which, I herewith transmit you, in order that the necessary return may be made on the books of the Superintendent of Military Stores — Sam a — [initials] L Coll: Henry Gaither
Fort Wilkinson
Georgia May 27^th 1800 Sir I have rec'd your letter [undecipherable] the [undecipherable]
In reply to which I have to inform you that no accounts of M^r D[undecipherable] have ever been received to this Office for Settlement. Sam [undecipherable] [initials] Jon: Dayton Esq
Elizabethtown N.J. May 2[undecipherable] 1800 Sir I duly rec'd yours of the [undecipherable] Inst[undecipherable] I have [undecipherable] notice thereto in reply to observe that the Books of Cap't Williamson has been arrive[d] & your brother accounts are [undecipherable] under examination for a final Settlement, the result of which you will be immediately informed — The accounts of William Dayton as Pay[undecipherable]