[underline: Accounted for as follows ....... Viz^t] D^r To this amount suspended on last Settlement being for Commissions charged by him, now finally disallowed, in being credited for the proper commission as per Contra .......................... $1072.37 To d^o disallowed being for like commission charged by him .... d^o .... d^o ........... 70.81 $ 1143.18 C^r By this am^t short added in the aggregate amount of his General Abstract ...... $1.— By amount of Commissions allowed him as fixed by the Sec^y of War, — Viz^t:— on $21000,— being the amount of sundry sums transmitted to him to be paid to Tho^s Bennett, on account of his Contr. entered into with D. Defansure late Agent for erecting certain Fortifications on Shutes Folly, dated 1 July 1798, @ 1p^ct ...... 210.— on $36158.38, being the residue of his expenditures on acc^t of the Dep^t of War up to the 30 April 1800 @ 2/2 p^ct .... 903.95 1113.95 28.[undecipherable] Sam^l Hodgdon Esq^r Accountants Office Sup^t of M. S. Philad^a August 30 1800 Sir William Crafts Esq^r Agent of the War Dep^t at Charleston S^o C^a, has received a credit on the Books of this Office for two Boats with Sails &c stated by Major Constant [undecipherable] to have been furnished for the use of Forts Moultrie & Johnston by order of General Pinckney ............. Viz^t Paid for a Boat for Fort Moultrie .......... $ 120.— " " d^o for Fort Johnston ............ 132.[undecipherable] " 3 pieces Ravens duck for Sails .......... 45.— " making 2 Suits of Boat Sails, Rope &c ... 24.[undecipherable] Doll^s 322. for which you will be pleased to make the necessary entries on the Books of the Superintendent of military Stores — Sam &c [W.S.] George Harrison Esq^r Accountants Office Philad^a August 30 1800 Sir I have received your letter of the 27 Ins^t with the accounts &Vouchers of the late Surveyor, therein mentioned which are filed for examination & you will be informed of the result — Sam &c [W.S.] Edward Carrington Esq^r August 30 1800 p^r Richmond V^a Sir The Treasurer of The United States will remit you the sum of one hundred & eighteen dollars & ²⁵/100 — which you will please pay to D^r George Martin upon his granting you the necessary receipts, it being the amount of his acc^t for medicine administered to & attendance on Sundry sick men of a detachm^t of the 8^t Reg^t at Fincastle Virginia under the command of Cap^t Garnet Peyton between 1^st July & 21 Feb^y 1799 — I inclose you my letter to Doc^tr Martin, left open for your perusal, after which you will please enclose it & forward it as directed — Sam A^c [W.S.]