[384] The Hon^ble John Senak in Congress—                                                 Accountants Office                                                 February 7^th 1801— Sir The accounts given by Cap^t Joseph [undecipherable] cannot be [undecipherable] as they now [stand?] with the accounts of the [undecipherable] of the 3^d [undecipherable] but may being are affected in the 3^d [undecipherable] & the above [undecipherable] by the War department & were [undecipherable] by you in the [undecipherable]—                                  Sam^o [undecipherable] --- Maj Thomas [Ely?]                            February 11 1801 Accountant of the Navy Dep^t Sir The [undecipherable] account of D^r [undecipherable] Thomas having been forwarded to this Office for settlement being more [proper?] to be [settled?] at the Navy Department they are transmitted for an immediate settlement at your office. Doc^t Thomas has requested that the amount should be paid to [George Roth?] Esq^r of which [advice?] is on file in this Office—                                  Sam^o                                  [undecipherable] --- Alex^d & Ja^s Bolton                          February 10^th 1801 Baltimore Sir, I have received your letter [undecipherable] — In answer thereto have to inform you that it is [proper?] you should forward the claims of [Carter?] & [Truman?] late [undecipherable] [undecipherable] in the [Country?] for the purpose of [payment?] [Settlement?] at this Office —                                  Sam^o                                  [undecipherable]