[N° 31] I certify that I have examined the within Account and find the same due [from] Charles Wright to the United States, the sum of [undecipherable] Dollars and eighty three Cents, which should go to the Credit of the United States — Knoxville [undecipherable] June 22, 1798 [undecipherable] Col. David [undecipherable] Agent of War The United States To Lieut Charles Wright 3^d US Reg^t D^r July 7. 1797 For his expenses while in Philadelphia waiting for dispatches from the Sec^y of War from this date to the 12^th [undecipherable] D^o 13.82 For Am^t of expenses paid on the Road when carrying dispatches from the Sec^y of War to the Officer Commanding the Troops of the Ustates in the State of Tennessee commencing the 13^th Feb^y [&] ending 11 March 1797 Inclusive . . . 135. 75 D^o 149. 57 Cr 1797 July 6 By Warrant N° 1833 drawn by the Sec^y of War on the Treasurer of the United States ___ 200. Due the United States D^o 50. 83 Personally appeared before me Joseph Greer one of the Justices of the Peace for the County of Knox Lieu^t Charles Wright who doth Swear that the above Account is Just & true & that he has expended the Sum of One Hundred Forty nine Dollars & [undecipherable] Cents for his expenses at & travelling from Philadelphia to [undecipherable] from the 7^th [undecipherable] to the 11^th March 1797 Inclusive and that the Balance of Fifty Dollars & eighty three Cents is justly due from him to the United States Sworn to and Subscribed before me this 23 June 1798 Charles Wright Lieut Joseph Greer