[undecipherable] Applications Fr: Philip Clayton, has 3 Mo[nths] Subsistence due in 1792, V^th Octo[ber] Novem^d & December — No 57. 5/[undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] — dew 21.70 Captain Reuben Field, receiv[ed] of Cha[rle]s [undecipherable] on 9/ of 1792 86 4[?] and: Deb 65/[undecipherable] that Credited while Prisoner to the Com[t] [undecipherable] of Prisoners 86. 4[undecipherable] [undecipherable] 7.13 11 2.10 31. [undecipherable] 7 dw cap. Field Lieut Robert Green N[undecipherable]: 57 [undecipherable] on 9/ 1792 21. [undecipherable] — due — 79. 37 See my letter to M^r Dunscomb of the 12^th April 1791 — Richmond, [undecipherable] Dec^r 179[undecipherable] Sir On application at the Loan Office on balance of subsistence due Captain Reuben Field, Lieu^t [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] to my surprize was answered there was no Return of any such balance [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable]. The reason of this I am at a loss to find, you [perhaps] can give me some information, as you were the person that made a Return of them. [There?] is three Months due each of [undecipherable] is at your Books I presume not showing any information on this subject so that we shall be enabled to get our own, will Very much oblige &c. Y^r Mo. Ob^t S^t [undecipherable: signature]