[Gassaway, Wm. P. Ensign, 1^st Sub. Legion 1793—] [April 22^d 1794 from John Gassaway relative to Gassaway] Dear Sir, Annapolis April 29^th 1794 I presume by this time the Paymasters Accounts have arrived to your Office, if so, will thank You to examine into my Brother William Pitt Gassaways Account, he was an Officer out with Gen^l Wayne, and see how his Account Stands. In my Letter to Gen^l Knox on the subject, as refered it to your investigation, wherein Nay State that my Brother Stood Charged with 250 Dollars advanced for Recruiting I do know that my Brother did expend the whole of that Sum for Recruits in this Town and in Baltimore, which his Accounts must Shew. I will thank you to inform M^r Harris, the Gentleman who will deliver you this, if the Accounts have arrived how they Stand. I am Sir your M^o Ob^t Serv^t Jn^o Gassaway [Joseph Howell Esq^r Philadelphia] Ensign W^m P. Gassaway D^r To United States 1793 May 10^th To the sum of Jos. Howell for Recruiting . . . . . 250 dl^s. d^o To his own for 3 Mos Pay no Account . . . 60 . . 310 dollars Extracted from the Books of T. Mayer Settle of the accountant