[105] late first Regiment of Pennsylvania it appears that Thomas Hiffman was considered a de-serter and his pay was accordingly retained, but on the 25^th of August 1786 Simon Fairlebaugh atty to the administrator producing evidence which appeared sufficient to the late Commissioners of Army Accounts a re settlement of the account of Thomas Hiffman took place and the following certificates were issued and delivered the said Fairlebaugh Esq^r Cer N^o 94.213 Dated 1 Jan^y 1782 for . . . 113 213 d^o 1 d^o 1783 . . . 120 94.214 d^o 1 Nov^r 1783 . . . 97.60 Dollars 331.00 the whole amounting to three hundred and thirty one dollars & 6⁰/100 — Capt James Duncan Sam^l Geo Ch. N^o 22 [undecipherable: Arch?] Street Joseph Howell W. D. Accountants Office Sir September 11^th 1794 I have to request in the absence of the Secretary of War, you will be pleased to direct the sum of five thousand dollars to be placed