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[Chas B Dayton [undecipherable]
Elizabethtown N.J.]
Accountants Office
September 29. 1800
Sir
Conformably to the request contained in your letter of the 22 inst. I now inclose you a particular account of the Dr 1848 to [undecipherable] from your claim as stated to you in my last of the 18 inst— In doing it I have fully stated the difficulties which necessarily arise on the demands & charges to which I particularly refer, and has you may have them obviated, when you will again be at liberty to renew your demands —
Sam [undecipherable]
W.D.
[Copy of the account above alluded to, file with the statement]
The Secretary of War September 30. 1800
Doct Abi Humphreys has exhibited at this Office for settlement his account for medicines administered the Troops at [undecipherable], under the command of Capt [undecipherable] from the 9 June to 31 Decr amounting to Dr 162 [undecipherable]/, with his charge for Surgeon's fees as allowed by [undecipherable] being Dr 186 [undecipherable] making together the sum of [undecipherable] [undecipherable]
also a continuation of his account of medicines administered in Sept. & Octr 1800, including his claim for attendance [undecipherable] amounting to Dr 272— [undecipherable] both of which accounts I am incline to grant for the purpose of having them tried on the usual [undecipherable] — the better this enables a just compensation to be awarded — I also inclose to you a former account of the Doct [undecipherable] Humphreys as [undecipherable] by Dr [undecipherable] & [undecipherable] & settled at this Office —
Sam [undecipherable]