of that part of M^r Sol. Sea's Legion belonging to the States of Pennsylvania and Delaware, examined &remarks noted agreeable to returns given me. I also gave M^r White a return of those belonging to Maryland — The settlement of M^r Sowell's account will not come under my notice, he being of Massachusetts, M^r Phen can settle it, if he knows his due. Colonel Caprington will furnish the return of Officers you speak of, therefore you need not send them. I wish to have a return from the War Office of the regiments of those belonging to this State, to know the Appointments, promotions, &c of the Officers With much Esteem I am your Ob^d Serv^t A. Dunscomb. J. Howell Esquire Philad^a September 28^th 1784 Sir, Your several Letters of the 13, 17, & 20, ulto. I received on my return from your included City, at which place I was near three weeks and had the pleasure of seeing your friends — In yours of the 13^th you mention that your appointment confines you to the State of Virginia alone, in consequence of which the Affairs of Sol. Legion of this State must be settled by me — As you are possessed of all