[undecipherable] [undecipherable] N York October 12 1785 Dear Sir I herewith inclose you an extract taken from the statement of your accounts as stated in the Treasury— [undecipherable] bited to the charge of your nominal pay [undecipherable] but this seems to be the rule of their Office, where the time of appropriation cannot otherwise be determined. the most considerable alterations in your accounts, have arisen from the calculation on [undecipherable: from some accounts?] which we suppose you will be able to explain them— every— The charge against you for the Warrant endorsed over to you by Mr. [undecipherable], I cannot find supported in any manner except by his account; and which you or he can easily remove— he ought to have delivered the warrant over to you, and if he has not done [undecipherable: which?] I think, he ought still to be accountable for it— — I am with esteem, Dear Sir Your Obed.^t Serv.^t Jos. Clay Esquire