The Secretary of War Accountant's Office January 21^st 1801 Sir Inclosed is an account settled at this Office for Francis [undecipherable] amounting to Two hundred & eight Dollars & 9/100 for articles purchased and in [his?] opinion incurred by you [undecipherable] service [undecipherable] on Tennessee Indians including his Compensation at 2 Dollars [undecipherable] day when [superintending?] them which is submitted for your decision — Yours W.S. February 24^th 1801 Nath^l J. [undecipherable] Esq^r Collector Portland— Sir I received your letter [undecipherable] of [undecipherable] enclosing Cap^t John [undecipherable]'s receipt for twenty dollars, which is [credited?] on the Books of this Office Sam^uel W.S. The Hon^ble And^w Gregg, of Georgia February 24^th 1801 Sir It does not appear that Gen^l [undecipherable] [undecipherable] matters to [settle?] with— the [undecipherable] Reg^t [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [Militia?] who has [undecipherable] you to receive the annual [undecipherable] him for [undecipherable] rations while on the Western expedition [undecipherable] creditors an account to this Office— as with therefore [undecipherable] necessary for him to [state?] an account of the number of Rations due to him and attest to the [undecipherable]