John Woodward Esq^r New London Conn^t Department of War Accountants Office February 27, 1800 Sir I have received your letter of the 22^nd inst with the enclosures. The examination of your accounts will soon go on and you will be informed of the result. I am &c W.S. Joshua [undecipherable] Esq^r Agent of Fortifications [undecipherable] N.J. February 27, 1800 Sir I have received your letter of the 11 Instant accompanied by your Abstracts and Vouchers for December last; which will be placed under examination and you will be informed of the result in usual way. I am &c W.S. Doct George French Fredericksburg, Virg^a February 24, 1800 Sir Your account for monies disbursed to out-[undecipherable] stationed on the sick Troops of the United States at Fredericksburg V^a have been received from Mr. Hackett, amounting to [undecipherable] and as usual in such cases have been submitted to the examination [undecipherable] the Physicians of the place who have stated that after examining the following sums from each of your accounts there will be a full compensation allowed you, viz. From your acc^t against Capt Brooks & . . . . . Doc 97. 99 d^o d^o . . . . Satterwhite & . . . . . 2. 1 d^o d^o . . . . Houstons . . . . . . . 18.16[undecipherable]