W.D. Accountants Office February 10^th 1794 Sir The Bearer M^r James Dean the late Indian Interpreter has charge of the sum of Seventeen dollars and 79 Cts. to be delivered to you being for sundry debts contracted by Peter [undecipherable: probable reading "Pisquette"] an Amrican Indian which you will be pleased to discharge agreeably to the inclosed statements of Col. Timothy Pickering taking receipts on the accounts which are also inclosed and one to be rendered by you on settlement of your accounts with the States. I am Sir &c Joseph Howell Rev. Samuel Kirkland. --- W.D. Accountants Office February 13^th 1794 Sir You are charged in books with the following sums for the use of the recruiting service viz. May 15^th 1792 — Dollars 1000 Oct^o. 31^st " ————— " ——— 200 Amounting to twelve hundred dollars. I have to request you will take immediate measures to exonerate yourself by transmitting your recruiting account accompanied with the inlistments and receipts for bounty paid. If you have your Commission as Lieutenant in the late Levy service or other evidence of your appointment, you will be pleased to transmit it to enable me to settle your levy account. I am Sir &c Joseph Howell Capt. John Crawford Pittsburgh. --- W.D. Accountants Office February 13^th 1794 Sir I inclose you duplicate pay rolls of yourself and recruits for the Month of December 1792. and of sundry of your recruits actually labouring at West point in the Months of Sept. Oct. Nov. and December 1792. you having received the Money for the same, you will disburse it and take receipts agreeably to the Pay roll. I am Sir &c Joseph Howell Capt. Bezalel Howe Philadelphia.