[N° 722] Ja.^s Willis, Private 2 & 6. Massachusetts Reg Feb 15. 1793 C N° The United States in account with Ja: Willis late private 2^nd [&] 6^th Massachusetts Regiment Dr. | Dollars | Cts For this sum retained by the late board of [?] Accounts, on the settlement of the C Regiment being the balance of his pay for the year 1781 | 66.27 For this sum retained by Dilts on settlement of the Accounts of [?] Dilts Army for full pay for the Year 1782 | 80 Cr. | Dollars | Cts By balance to be Certified on Interest from the 1 January 1782 (Eighty two) | 66.27 By balance to be Certified on Interest from the 1 January 1783 (Eighty three) | 80 this Attestment Accountants Office February 15. 1793– The abovementioned James Willis was returned on the Rolls of the [undecipherable] Regiment, his pay for 1783 and the above sums were [deducted] but [undecipherable] to receive his pay for 1783 in the 3^d day [undecipherable] to which having been transferred– it was a mistake of his being returned [undecipherable] for on [undecipherable] to the Treasury Matters no such existence appears – on the contrary it appears to have been [undecipherable] complete in [undecipherable] at the time [undecipherable] was legally discharged– [signature] Settlement in pursuance of an [Act] of the [last] Session of the [Congress] of the United States passed the 21^st March last– [signed] Joseph Howell [undecipherable] Accountant to the justice of the Secretary