368. M^r Rubin Cornet Accountants Office Wilmington, N° C. January [undecipherable] 1801 Sir I have received your letter dated the 9^th & 11^th Ulto enclosing your account for pay &c as Temporary [undecipherable] Surgeon [undecipherable] from [undecipherable] Sept to [undecipherable] Oct [undecipherable] 180[undecipherable] which has been examined & [undecipherable] doing your [ballance?] is [undecipherable] thirty eight dollars & [undecipherable] to your favor of the amount thirty eight dollars & [undecipherable] [undecipherable] most [undecipherable] to M^r [undecipherable] at Wilmington in paying your [undecipherable] [undecipherable] — [undecipherable] W.S. P.S. You are [reminded?] to have your compensation made up to the [undecipherable] with that of the other [undecipherable] [undecipherable] at Fort Sebastian — [undecipherable] S. M^cNe Esq^r January 29^th 1801 Collector Wilmington N^c. Sir The Treasurer of the United States will send you the sum of one hundred thirty eight dollars [undecipherable] to be paid to Rubin Cornet, being for his pay [undecipherable] & [undecipherable] as Temporary Surgeon while [undecipherable] to attend the [undecipherable] of Fort Sebastian &c by [reason?] of the [undecipherable] of his letter dated 5 June 1799 for which sum you will please to take his [undecipherable] receipts — Yours &c. W.S. P.S. You are also [undecipherable] the Treasurer U.S. one thousand [undecipherable] dollars, to be paid to [undecipherable] Military Constructor on acc^t of [undecipherable] for the Supply of [undecipherable] within the State of [undecipherable] & dated Jan [undecipherable] for which sum you will please to take his rec^t to be [undecipherable]