[331] placed as an Express and has charge of Ninety Thousand dollars whereof Eighty Six Thousand two hundred and sixty dollars is to be transmitted to Lieut Simon [undecipherable: Burmaster] of the Troops, agreeably to instructions which you will receive from the Paymaster. His residue being three Thousand two hundred and forty dollars is to be applied by Major [undecipherable: Brant] to the Pay Subsistence and Forage of the troops at the upper Posts of the Ohio, and includes one hundred and eighty dollars being for your pay and forage for April, May & June last. here appearing by your own statement to be a balance of [undecipherable] One hundred and sixty dollars due [undecipherable]. I have therefore made this remittance conformably thereto, and expect it will be agreeable to your wishes — F Col: Thomas Butler I am Sir &c Fort Fayette — Joseph Howell W.D. Accountants Office Sir October 15^th 1794 I have received yours of 3^d Inst: enclosing the Muster and pay Rolls therein specified which after examination will pass agreeably to your order. By the Bearer Samuel Fisher Sen^r. son