have been fettled by me from that Period and in which he is included from the time of his exchange from Captivity — there are several charges against Major Fauntleroy for supplies &c. received by him during his captivity, to those charges I shall oppose the rations due him from the Day of his captivity to the time of his exchange; his rations from the last Period to the first of Jan^y 1782 have been also fettled with the Regiment, you will therefore be pleased to fettle only his pay from the date of commission to the 1^st August 1780. — M^r Pierce's indisposition prevents him from attending to the business of the office which now devolves on Sir — your most Ob^dt Serv^t J. Howell Jr. Major Pendleton auditor for the State of Virginia Auditors Office Virg^a Octo^r 17 1782 Sir I retained out of the balance due from the State to Major Fauntleroy, (for so much certified by the Audit^r Gen^l of Army accounts to be due from him to the U.S.) 100 D^s & [undecipherable]; and his depreciation was brought down to the 1 Aug^t 1780. I am Sir your humble serv^t S. Pendleton [Peter Mansfield Esq^re New York]