Certificates of the three former. I have written to Cap^t: Fitzgerrald in respect to the refund d^e Colonel Ball must have credit for the 500 dollars as he advanced it if not Colonel Hallaw, if it is so in the account it is a mistake — Saint A Dunscomb Jno. Pierce Esq^r Boston Apr. 10^th 1787 Dear Sir You Informed me that the Board of Treasury was to Report what should be allowed for settling the accounts for my Company. If there is any thing due I would be much Obliged to you to Inform me how I will get at it — [undecipherable] H[undecipherable] Tho. Patten To J. Pierce Esq^r Boston ap^t 22^nd 1787 Dear Sir M^r Joseph King has wrote to me concerning some Securities that I received for my Men. I have delivered some of them to the Men and took their Receipts in my names and have sum Securities on hand If M^r King will send an Order for them he shall have the Securities and Receipts, M^r King has my Receipt for the Securities in his Books — sir. I wrote a few days ago concerning the Settlement of my Company be pleased to answer if not. [undecipherable] H[undecipherable] Tho. Patten J. Pierce Esq^r Philadelphia 5 May 1787 Sir, I am again under the Necessity of troubling you to send a Letter to Cap^t Howell, it contains business Relative to our State Society and therefore hope you will excuse the Liberty — [undecipherable] H[undecipherable] Mat^y N. Connelle John Pierce Esq^r Norwich May 3^d 1787 Sir, I am Informed that there was some mistake in the settlement made by Cap^t Benj Durke at your office in closing the accounts of Col^o John Durke my late Husband now deceased, and that you have desired the pay Table of this state not to Issue the State Notes ordered in my favour for the Seven Years half Pay, until the Mistake is Rectified I am in Consequence of your Request denied the Notes which the assembly granted, I therefore desire the favour of an explanation of the matter and if any mistake &