Office of Army Accounts New York 2^d Jan^y 1795 Your letter of the 6^th [undecipherable: Ult^o] that part of your letter relative to Bills of Exchange [strikethrough: being] sent to you as well as that requesting Authority to draw for the other Installment, I laid before the Sec^t at War — for the first he had no Objection but was of opinion that the charge of Printing &c should be [strikethrough: made] on the Reg^t however if the Sum being so trifling I have included it in my Account of Contingencies & have little doubt it will be passed. you will now receive two hundred & Eighty two Blank Bills of which [strikethrough: the] [strikethrough: of] in them are two Numbered 1 & 4 — I have found seal Pinks as I conceive will prevent all Impositions — The Sec^t at War has no Objection to your drawing for the [strikethrough: other] Installment [strikethrough: s] the last, [strikethrough: to be] [strikethrough: however] must [strikethrough: be] postponed [strikethrough: untill you] unless absolute necessity should require it untill the Accounts of the Regiment are finally adjusted, for which purpose too it is his desire that you would [Mis. No. 95]