[167] Situation of Cap^t Gills Accounts, in which several Errors in former Settlements have been rectified and the balanceDuced to about 371 dollars, he yet stands charged with 2 80 Species dollars received from General Green for the balance of the price of New Horses Purchased by him for his Troops and w^th 25.63¾ dollars old Emission, which I seek to have Accounted for. Inquire also that the Certificates from Virginia have not yet ascertained whether Cap^t Gill has rated any Depreciation Account with the State or not, or drew any pay after depreciation had ceased. Sam^l Jos^h [signature] Major Gibbons Sir, Office of Army Acc^ts Oct^r 14. 1786. The Inclosed are Copies of Returns and the Letters accompanying the same which I have transmitted to the several Auditors Appointed in the States to Settle with those Officers and Soldiers of the Late Army entitled to a Pension under the Resolution of January 7. 1785. As these are advances which may be proper to make a Charge of to the States from which this Pension is drawn, I have done myself the Honor to inclose them. Y^r am Sir James Milligan Esq^r [signature]