War department, Sept. 1. 1794. Sir. It appears that the bearer Philip Delabar, lately discharged as a soldier in the 2. Sub-Legion, is entitled to arrears of clothing — Please to deliver him the following articles — One pair — Linen Overalls. Three pair Woolen D^o — Five shirts — Six pairs — shoes — Two pairs — socks. One — Blanket — It is an unfortunate circumstance that we must deliver articles of clothing, due discharged soldiers, instead of paying them in cash — however, it cannot be remedied at present, — I have consulted the Comptroller of the Treasury this morning on the subject — Sam Sir, with respect, Your ob^t Serv^t [signature: KnHaggs[undecipherable]] Samuel Hodgdon Esq^r [Received from State Dep^t. Nov. 24. 1894. R.P.O.401210.]