["General Wilkinson" "Private"] Accountant's Office November 13 1800 Sir Your letter of the 6^th with the packages of accounts now [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] — the time which will necessarily be taken up in arranging my papers will prevent my immediate reply to the several observations contained in your letter. the celebrated [undecipherable] which [undecipherable] happened on Saturday last you have no doubt heard of. The papers have been [undecipherable] our anxiety about, but none of the [undecipherable] of [undecipherable] have [undecipherable] alterations [undecipherable]. Attention shall in due time be had to your accounts, and you will be informed of the result of my examination. I am &c [signature] November 13^th 1800 John Wilkins Jun^r Q. M. G. Pittsburg Sir Your letter dated the 21^st ult^o with the accompanying accounts were duly received — The [undecipherable] amount which [undecipherable] on [undecipherable], [undecipherable] of which you will no doubt also [undecipherable] before this [undecipherable] has drawn my attention to your letter before. My papers have been very generally [undecipherable] as they were taken [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] removed [undecipherable] the line [undecipherable] to that part of the building. None of the [undecipherable] need however [undecipherable] or [undecipherable] is [undecipherable] — A [undecipherable] is now fixed by which