expects he will be presented — By M^r Nicholson yet known inclosed it appears that Hugh Bradley was a Serjeant of the 3 P^enn: Regiment. I will be greatly obliged to you for informing me of what may be coming to him— I am &c P. J. [undecipherable] P. S. Griff[undecipherable] Jones wishes to know why 20 Bu[undecipherable] [undecipherable] Corn @ 5/6 per are paid in a Certificate [undecipherable] --- Sir Philad^a 16^th Nov. 1787 I have this day seen Benjamin Weiss whom I desired to receive the settlement of [undecipherable] deceased and he now denys of having received any settlement at your Office — I therefore should esteem it a particular favor to have a Certificate from you certifying the amount of the Certificate he has received and the time — I ordered him on the 8^th of August last with Copies of my letter to you no further particulars at present — but remain &c [undecipherable: Simon Fisthbaugh?] Josph [undecipherable: Howell?] Esq^r Aud^r of Army Acc^ts New York --- Office of Army Acc^ts New York Nov 4^th 87 Dear Sir This day David Andrew Lee late of General Hazen's Regiment has paid into the Treasury of this State the sum of $207.53 being the principal and Interest received by him for depreciation. The Treasurer has given duplicate Receipts for the same one of which I have retained and filed in this Office — M^r Lee will now be considered of the State of Pennsylvania and the monies paid him by that State for his depreciation will be a proper charge to the United States — I am Sir &c Joseph [undecipherable] Jr. Jos. Nicholson Esq^r.