[From Marinus Willett / January 18 1794] [1) John [undecipherable] Esq [undecipherable] Gen^o] [West / [undecipherable] / [undecipherable]] [seal] Dear Sir [undecipherable] I saw you last & have been hoping to hear you had [undecipherable] [undecipherable: the pay] of my Company and the [undecipherable] I made with you of that [pay?] roll at Albany the 26^th of [Feb^y?] [8]6, that I might have it in my hands to remove every difficulty that may obstruct. The formal [undecipherable] [Com]^t settlement of my account with the [undecipherable] [undecipherable]. I thank you to favour me with those [undecipherable] as soon as you can that there may be as little delay as possible in [undecipherable] [undecipherable] in its proper [train?]. I have [undecipherable] not [found?] that I have received no Subsistence money [since?] [undecipherable] than [when?] the favour of [undecipherable] to forward my [Subst?] be agreeable to [some?] [time?] [speedily?] either to myself or M^r [undecipherable] at his [place?] I should [undecipherable] favour me with a little letter [undecipherable] to me at N^o 36 Water Street. With my sincere [respects?] and the Compliments of the [Season?] [undecipherable] believe me to be — with great regard and esteem Dear Sir yours very humble Serv^t. Marinus Willett New York 13^th Jan^y 1794 [John Pierce Esq 2]