[Effect of the letters [undecipherable] from [undecipherable] here [undecipherable] [undecipherable] from here [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] By the following accounts N^o 1. letter from the Accountant to ditto to Charles Hyde . 2 — from ditto to [undecipherable] . 3 — from ditto to the [Vice?] of accounts . 4 — from the Accountant to [Charles?] [undecipherable] . 5 — from ditto to Charles Hyde . 6 — from Charles Hyde to his account[undecipherable]] [6.] Georgetown 20 Nov. 1800 Sir I have the pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of Yesterday's date, and do assure you that I am anxious, and determined to effect a final settlem't of my Public accounts without a moments unnecessary delay — I employ my self daily and progress slowly, and altho' I am afflicted with a dreadfull disease in my breast, and with but little hope of recovering from it this Winter, it is my intention to bring this business to a close immediately, preparatory to a voyage to a warmer climate for my own [undecipherable] — I expect that my existence depends upon my avoiding the insuing Winter — I will get my accounts off hand the [undecipherable] I can — & am Sir Your obed't Serv't —— (Signed) Charles Hyde Cap't 1 U.S. Reg^t [M^r Simmons Esq^r Acc't Dep't War]