Remarks on Col^l Halls Muster roll — Samuel Johnson Summers said to have received his pay to the 1^st April 1793. It appears in the Muster roll, he was enlisted 25 May 1792. Martin Crisemiller Brisde said to receive his pay from 1^st April 1793 it appears in the Muster roll that he was received in place of Edward R[undecipherable: ead] 18^th September 1792. Martin Felice the evidence of his inlistment is found in the Office of the Accountant. Hereafter Capt Heth said he'd not furnish any further information respecting him. George Caurel — not mentioned what month he deserted — William Wilson — query what does the remark opposite his name mean — W^r S. Accountants Office February 11^th 1794. Sir, The Secretary of War has directed a remittance to be made to you of the sum of eighty dollars being the pay due to your husband Captⁿ Johnston Pete for the Months of August and September 1792 which you will receive through the hands of Aaron Dunham Esq^r