W. D. Accountants Office April 25^th 1794 Sir I have delayed answering the question proposed by you relative to the claim of Capt Moses White untill I should be satisfy myself by an appeal to such documents on my possefsion as might throw light on the subject, on examining the Musters of 1792 &1793 it does not appear that he was Mustered as Aid de camp, but in referring to the account as [strikethrough: settled] by M^r Brace, Capt White is there mentioned as such tho' only allowed the pay of a Captain— I also find that M^r Brace paid Capt White the sum of twenty five dollars and 60/90 for his services as intendant of prisoners from the 15^th of August to 21^st October 1792. consequently he will