Legion Ville April 5^th 1793. Sir, Your letter of the 23 instant enclosing a further account of payments and advances to the Army is received. I have long since [strikethrough: [undecipherable]] to M^r Britt to furnish me a list of all the dead of the 1^st Reg^t and artillery, and balances due them; but nobody has yet arrived here from Fort Washington since I came of myself. As soon as I can Get this return you shall have it. — Although I was so long at Fort Washington, it was never in my power to obtain but one pay Roll, (Armstrongs) of the 1^st Reg^t & artillery — Nor a single muster Roll until the middle of September 1792. When when [undecipherable], the very evening before he set off for Philadelphia, delivered me a parcel of muster Rolls such as they were — these I have delivered up to Britt, and with him the settlement of their accounts for 1791. must finally be made. Captain Ballards Smiths Company was of the 1^st Reg^t. — My Return of the dead &c was of the 2^d Reg^t only, and is general as respects that Regiment. — But as I have observed before I never could gain any regular Knowledge of the pay due to the 1 Reg^t or artillery, and their accounts, to me, were always obscured in the mysteries set forth to you in the Copy of my letter to General Wilkinson of the 12^th September 1792. I enclose to you, the receipts of Major Thomas Hughes, and of Lieut Lewis's Bond, for the pay of their respective Commands up to 1 January 1793. These receipts are to be annexed to the Warrants N^o 10 – 11 – 12 and 13. forwarded ^{with others} to you by the last post. I am making payments with considerable facility; and shall use my best endeavors to finish and transmit to you the Abstracts and warrants for the whole before we make a movement from this place. I have this day mustered and Certified Huskells Rolls up to the 1 Jan^y 93. — I have stopped 6 dollars, advanced by you to Peter Green's wife. — But Jacob Green to whose wife you have advanced 8⁸⁰/₁₀₀ and John [undecipherable: probable reading "Grage"], to whom you have also advanced 5 dollars; do not appear upon his Rolls. — Where they are I know not. It is to be observed that, most of the deserters for whom a reward of 10^dollars is charged by you — are either hanged, or deserted again to [Missing Page/s]