Now I have all pages. Let me compile the full transcription. Office of State Army Accounts 13 May 1791 Sir Enclosed is a statement of the Accounts of Major Samuel Finley of the late Line of Virginia — I have carefully examined the Books of the Pay Office, from which it appears that Colonel Rawlings received the pay of his troops to the 1^st of July 1776, and in September following he received a sum of money on account, of which Major Finley, then a Lieutenant, acknowledges to have received the sum credited in his account. Major Finley was returned to Mr. Dunscomb the Assistant Commissioner of Army Accounts, for the State of Virginia, as retiring from service the 1^st of Jan^y 1782, Maj. Finley Certificates for his Commutation, but it afterwards appearing by the Muster Rolls that he was in actual service, and commanded a Detachment of the Virginia Line (commonly called Posey's) to the end of the War, Mr. Dunscomb made a statement of the pay due him him and transmitted the same in due season to the late Commissioner for settlement. — At first view of the claim I had my doubts, relative to its validity, but on recurring to the Musters, the enclosed Certificate of Colonel Hebiger, the pay of subsistence had him in like manner with other Officers who continued to the end of the War induced me to be fully of opinion that Major Finley is entitled to the Pay now reported. I am, most respectfully Sir Your obedient Servant Joseph Howell Oliver Wolcott Jun. Esq. Auditor of the Treasury. [C No 1292 [undecipherable: probable reading State] of Sam^l Finley [undecipherable] [undecipherable] the United States] D^r. The United States on account with Major Samuel Finley late of the Virginia Line C^r. For his pay as Lieutenant in Col. Rawlings Corps from the 1^st July to the 3^rd October 1776, 3 Mos 6 days @ 18 Dol^ls per month 65 54. For D^o D^o from 3^rd October to 20^th Decem[ber] 1776 2 Mos 13 days @ 27 [undecipherable] 07 45 For D^o as Captain in the Virginia Line from 21^st to 31 Decem 1776 11 days @ 20 Dol. p^r me 14 00 13000 [undecipherable] For one returned ration p^r day from 1^st July to the 15 Novem[ber] 1776 the days in Captivity 138 rations @ [undecipherable] 12 24[undecipherable] For like D^o p^r D^o as Lieutenant from the 13^th of Novem to 20^th of Decem 1775 70 d[ays] @ 3/4 11 00 For his D^o p^r D^o as Captain from 21 Decem[ber] 1776 to the 31^st of October 1780 the days of his exchange 1411 days = 1233 Rat[ions] @ [undecipherable] Sp[ecie] 70 [undecipherable] 15 72969[undecipherable] For fourteen & a half days pay of rations allowed to travel 390 miles to 1 90 dollars p^r day 24 15 To Balance 214 79 Dollars 113692 For pay as Major of Colonel Posey's Detachment from 1^st of January [undecipherable] beginning from 1782 12 months @ 50 Dollars p^r me 600 " Dollars 600 " By Cash & Supplies of Elas Boudinot Esq. £ 68 157 11 " ditto of John Beatly £ 333[undecipherable] [undecipherable] " ditto of Abram Sumner £ 121 11 337 24 By this sum received [by] the State of Virginia for Rations [undecipherable] present [undecipherable] account of [undecipherable] submitted by said State against the United States £ 1 79[undecipherable] $117[undecipherable] 2:0 Virginia currency 3903 0 By Cash paid him to Joseph Carlton Paymaster to the Brigade [undecipherable] received [undecipherable] = 45 80 By [undecipherable] sum [undecipherable] to have been advanced to him in September 1776 of Colonel Rawlings on [undecipherable] of Pay [&] Rations 29 68 Dollars [undecipherable] By Balance [undecipherable] By Cash paid [undecipherable] ditto by Major Gen. Green in Bel[t?] [undecipherable] ditto by L^t Charles Stickley [undecipherable] to the Virginia Line for Pay [undecipherable] 100 " By one pair of [undecipherable] rec'd [undecipherable] 1 " By balance to be certified on Interest from the 1^st Jan^y 1783 105 13 Dollars 300 " [Major Samuel Finley Virginia Line] [undecipherable] Philadelphia 13^th May 1791 Joseph Howell 131 [undecipherable] To bear Interest from [undecipherable] 1^st 1783 being a mean date[undecipherable] Comptrollers Office 17 May 1791 [undecipherable] Oliver Wolcott Jun^r Esquire Auditor of the Treasury Colonel [Febiger's] Certificate relative to the services of Major Finley I do certify that when I took Command of the Troops at Hagerstown old Courthouse after the Surrender of York Town in Virginia I directed Major Finley, who was then posted at Penn's Tavern in [undecipherable: probable reading Amelia], [undecipherable] to join me with his Detachment; which he did, and continued with me doing Duty as Major at the Post untill the Month of March, 1782. — when he marched with a Battalion under Command of [undecipherable] Col. Posey to join the Southern Army under Major General Green and that he continued in Actual Service a considerable time afterward and for ought I know to the End of the War. Philadelphia May 11^th 1791. Christian Febiger