[Pasamquady Oct. 3. 1789 Col^t John Crane.] Pasamaquady 3^d Oct. 1789. Dear Sir I take the liberty to trouble you again on the Subject of the Settlement of my account in the Paymasters Office. I have wrote you several times on the matter but have not had the pleasure of a line from you. The Ballance due me is considerable and would be of great Service to me in my present Situation, having had the misfortune to burn my Saw mill. Should any difficulty attend the Business, will be much obliged to you for information. — I am Dear Sir your Most Hum^ble Serv^t John Crane