John Woodward Esq^r New London Compt. Department of War Accountants Office February 27 1800 Sir I have received your letter of the 22 inst with its references. The examination of your accounts will soon go on, and you will be informed of the result. Your &c W.S. Joshua Crace Esq^r Agent of Fortifications Elizabethtown N.J. February 27 1800 Sir I have received your letter of the 18 Instant accompanied by your Abstracts and Vouchers for December last; which will be placed under examination and you will be informed of the result on conclusion. Your &c W.S. Doct George French Fredericksburg Virg. February 24 1800 Sir Your account for rations furnished to and [undecipherable] on this act Troops of the United States at Fredericksburg [undecipherable] have been received from Mr Hackett amounting to [undecipherable] and as usual in such case have been submitted to the examination who ascertained the [undecipherable] of the plea who have [stated?] that after deducting the following sums from [cash?] of your account there will be a full [balance?] against you [undecipherable] from your a/c against Capt Brooks &c . . . . . . Dr 97.97 d^o d^o . . . . Baltimore d^o . . . 9.1 d^o d^o . . . Provisions . . . 18.16[undecipherable]