Pay office January 21. 1786 Sir, In compliance with your request of to day, I have made out the enclosed state of the accounts of Captain [Le Brien?] by which you will be informed that he has [undecipherable] the manner in which he has received his payments. [Since this] I find also [undecipherable] above mentioned settle- ments that he has delivered into the Treasury [his] certificates for the ballances found in [his] favor and received [undecipherable] hundred thirty three dols [one] third in Cash, and certificates for the ballance bearing interest payable in Frances. [undecipherable — page largely illegible] [General Knox]