[278] John S. Dexter. Esq. D. of War Accountants' Office Providences Septem.^r 11^th 179[undecipherable] Sir You will receive from the [undecipherable] Treasurer of the U. States the sum of One hundred forty five Dollars and 75 Cents being the Amount of your Account for the [undecipherable] like sum you paid for the transportation of Sundry Move [undecipherable] from Providence, to Newport and Governors Island and [undecipherable] Sundry expences attending thereto and for which please [undecipherable] -ward your receipt. — I am Sir Y[undecipherable] William Simmons L^t David Hale, D. of War Accountants' Office Portland Ma[undecipherable]^s Septem.^r 11^th 179[undecipherable] Sir Nathaniel Gorham Esq. will [undecipherable] transmitte you the sum of one hundred and forty seven Dollars and [undecipherable] 73 Cents for the pay of yourself and [undecipherable] for the months of July and August 1795 for which sum you will please [undecipherable] to receipt to be accountable for the disbursement the[undecipherable] agreeably to the enclosed Receipt Roll. — I am Sir Y[undecipherable] William Simmons Henry Miller. Esq. D. of War Accountants' Office As^t [undecipherable] Septem. 11^th 179[undecipherable] Sir You will receive from the Tre[undecipherable] surer of the United States the sum of One hund[undecipherable] seventy nine dollars and fifty three Cents which you will please transmi[undecipherable] to En[undecipherable] Charles Martin at Carlisle for the following pu[undecipherable]