[Docket endorsement on cover:] Jany 1, 1794 from John Bryant with Pay [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Esq^r accompts [undecipherable] the Government Springfield Jan^y 1^st 1794 Sir I received your favor of the 11 Ult^o— Inclosed is a copy of the Pay Roll for the Company that was stationed at Springfield under my direction, I have no Muster roll of the Company, as it was never Mustered Since Cap^t. Benjamin Frothingham commanded it. — The New Emission money I received of Luke Bliss Esq^r Commissary of Military Stores, it was Massachusetts and Rhode Island how much of each I cannot tell, I paid it to the Men and have taken their receipts for it. The original Pay Roll I sent to Sam^l Hodgdon Esq^r at Boston by his request in^o November 1784— As he was then commissary of Military Stores, I thought it would soon have been Settled. I can do no more about it but, I am Satisfied it is a just and true account of what is due to the Men.— I am Sir Your Obed^t Serv^t John Bryant Joseph Howell Esq^r