Accountants' Office February 17, 1801 I Certify that there is due to John ^de Foncin Gunner at Boston the Sum of [underline: One hundred & Eighty six dollars,] being for his pay for the months of Oct^r 1800 & Jan^y 1801 which sum is to be transmit[ted] to Jon^r Jackson Supervisor Boston to be by him paid to the said J. Foncin — Prin[cipal?] of Arles 1800 — 3.— ditto . . 1801 — 93.— do — 180.— February 14, 1801 I certify that Israel Chapin agent for the Six Nations of Indians is entitled to a credit for the following sums on settlement of the accounts due the said Six Nations for 1800 & for his Salary from 1^st July to 31^st December 1800 inc[lusive] Amo^t of expenditures made by him for Articles purchased 571.44 at Gunsmiths & Blacksmiths work[,] annuities paid thereupon rations & Contingent expenses . . . . 2037.31 a[t?] Goods received from John Harris M[erchant] &c. on acc^t of said annuity for 1800 . . . . 1959.51 250.— O[r?] so of his Salary from 1 July to 31 Dec^r 1800 — Dol^rs 5100.31 that he stands charged on the Books of this Office with [undecipherable] rec^d on account of the Annuity of the Six Nations for 1800—[undecipherable] [undecipherable] 1799 on acc^t of the Contingencies of the Indian Departm^t [undecipherable] Amo^t of Goods rec^d at instances on a/c of the Annuity of the Six Nations 1798 leaving a balance of [underline: three hundred sixty eight dollars & Seventy five cents] due the said I. Chapin . . . [undecipherable] Do [undecipherable] J. S.