[38] Settlements by Jn°. Pierce. Cap^t Henry Godwin Pay & Subsist. to 31 Dec 1780 & his travelling Expences —— D^r. Jn°. E. McCaughry ditto to 31 March 1781 & travelling Ex- Henry Swartwout ditto to 31 Dec^t 1780 D°. Abraham Leggett ditto to ditto D°. D^r. Col. Jn°. McCaughry ditto to 11 Dec^t 80 D°. D^r. Joh. Pendleton rec^d a Years pay as a Retiring Officers Non of the Charges in the Return forwarded by M^r. Custemins have been Entered in the Paymaster Generals Books. J Howell Jun^d. Philad^a Feb^y 21^st 1785 Sir Applied to M^r. Charleston for information in respect of the General Officers of the Virginia Line he inform me there is no Resolve of Congress whereby any of those Officers is deranged. that the claim of General Weedon is founded on the Resolve of the 13 June 1784 which there he is called into Service, and is of opinion that the General is entitled to all Emoluments by that Resolve provided he demanded it. I wish to observe to you that by the Resolve of the 18 Aug^t it declares that the Congress granted the General his wish to retire from Service untill the inconveniences he then laboured under could be removed this happened on the captivity and afterwards death of Gen^l Wood and who it seems superceded Gen^l Weedon in Com^dr