Estimate of Monies due to the Quarter Master Department John Cross, for transportation to Pittsburg ............. 531.- John Brethings for D^o to D^o ............. 519.- Robert Cuthbertson for D^o to D^o ............. 375.70 John Hamiston for D^o to D^o ............. 155.42 Andrew D^o for D^o to D^o ............. 54.11 John Fuller for Freight from New York ............. 4.60 George Riddle for Cooperage ............. 10.18 Elias Ayres for Carting House More ............. 16.- John Shoesmith for two Boxes of Iron ............. 28.- Andrew Marin for Labor in the War ............. 15.- Charles French for Audit & Cooker ............. 35.78 James Hamilton Collins for Sowing Powder to the Day ............. 26.- The Gurmmithos Claiming 3560 Stands Arms ............. 806.- Samuel Wetherell & Co for two Boxes of Glass ............. 22.69 For 000 Shelf Barrels for Powder ............. C^t. 160.- For 000 Yards of Flannel for Powder Bags C^t. ............. 160.- For 000 Yards of Linen for Sowing Powder Bags C^t. ............. [undecipherable].- For Buckling 000 Bags to provide Powder Bags C^t. ............. 80.- For One Hundred Wooden Canteens ............. C^t. 25 For One Hundred Fifes ............. C^t. 50 Thomas Maslen for transportation to Pittsburg ............. 224.15 For 51 Drums, Carriages & Covers ............. C^t. 106.15 Thomas Maslen for transportation to Pittsburg ............. 320.- Andrew Cox for transportation to Readings ............. 16.- John Henderson for transportation to Virginia ............. 1080.- John English for to D^o ............. 120.- For making 600 Flannel Bags for Powder ............. 60.- For making 100 Linen Bags for Cases ............. C^t. 60.- For Shifting & Covering the Bags of Powder ............. 40.- John [undecipherable] [undecipherable] for transportation from 100 ............. 120.- Dollars 6038.08 Given in Feb^y 14, 1792. As Mar 2 2000 [undecipherable] [undecipherable]