remains to be accounted for by Cap^t Thacher, two hundred and Sixty two pounds 1/10 Lawful money Am of opinion with the evidence produced the account might be closed on the above principles — altho it might be a disadvantage to Cap^t Thacher to settle his accounts as above stated, yet as sufficient evidence cannot be produced that his Compl^t was compleated to the full complement, I cannot point out any other method. the several papers sent me are now returned — Sam^l J. Howell J^r [J. Howell, esq^r] Comptrollers office Hartford D^c 11. 1790 In June 1776 two battalions were raised by order of the general Assembly of Connecticut to serve in the northern army, — a company was to consist of the following number of Officers and men, and were entitled, on Inlistment to the following Allowances, being the sums due to a full Company - - - - - Viz. 1^st months advance pay Viz. 1 Captain £ 8: 0: 0 2 Lieu^t @ £5:0f . . . 10: 16: 0 1 Ensign 4: 0: 0 4 Serjeants @ £2: 8f 9: 12: 0 4 Corporals @ 2: 0f 8: 16: 0 [strikethrough: 8: 16: 0] 2 Musicians @ 2: 0f 4: 8: 0 70 Privates @ 2: 6 — 138: 0: 0 £ 203: 12: 0 84 Bounties to Non Commis^d Off^rs & privates 534: 0: 0 Allowance to 84 men for equipping with arms @ £1: 2: 0 . . . 97: 18: 0 835: 10: 0 Commissⁿ to Cap^t for paying the above @ £ 12: 10: 7 Lawful money @ 6/ p^r dollar — 848: 0: 7