pence will require the sanction of the Secy of War. Although your duty from the few troops you have to pay is lefs than a Sub Legionary paymaster yet your expences may be greater from the dispersed situation of the troops and difficulty of communication to the different parts I Should therefore presume that reasonable travelling expences necessarily incurred in the performance of your duty as a paymaster would be allowed — They Should be Substantiated by receipts where it was poffible to obtain them and by your attestation for the deficiency of such vouchers, and the account to be accompanied by a certificate from the Agent of the War department setting forth the propriety of such allowance — Lieu^t Frederick Delshe I am Sir &c Post Prattus Georgia Joseph Howell W.D. Accountants Office Sir September 3. 1794 The Treasurer will remit you the