N^o35 Dav.^d De Benneville to Surg.ⁿ 13.. Virg.^a Reg.^t July 5.^th 1793 Note— Doctor De Benneville was appointed a Mate in the General Hospitals on the 16 Sep.^t 1777 and continued until the 25 April 1778 when he was appointed to the 13^th Virg.^a Regiment he afterwards appears to have rec. an appointment in the 16^th N.^o Carolina Reg.^t — during the time the Doc.^t was in the Hospital Department he received — agreeably to your Certificate Cash in the Old Emissions, which being liquidated equals, one hundred and ninety-two Dolls $39/90 fts, this sum I have not opposed to any part of the pay now allow'd because his services in the Hospital Departm^t more than covers the advances — In stating this account I have been entirely guided by the Certificates produced — for the Doc.^t being constantly detached he does not appear to have been on a muster Rolls after May 78 — the claim will therefore rest on these Certificates, and which is Submitted— D^r The United States on acct with Daniel De Benneville late Surg.^r [undecipherable] 13 Virg.^a Reg.^t [undecipherable] Do his pay from 25 April to 31 May 1778 1088 January 37 days @ 2 Mo's pay Also from 1 Jun 1778 to the 1^st Oct^r 1778 Oct^r 1778: 23 Mos @ [undecipherable] to the 1^st Oct^r 1783 Also from 1^st Oct 1779: 4 months @ [undecipherable] do 340 [undecipherable] 4 months @ [undecipherable] do 340 Dollars [undecipherable]144 By balance to be certified as claimed from the [undecipherable] of [undecipherable] 1783 — 2144 Dollars 2144 — By balance to be certified as claimed from the 29 March 1783 — 2400 Dollars 2400 War Department July 5^th 1793 Settled in pursuance of the best evidence in our possession, agreeably to the printed [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable] March 1792