for me, as Soldier in General Hazen's Reg^t for Pay, Cloathing, and the gratuity of eighty Dollars. (Signed) Andrew Boetger. Rec^d Albany 21 Sept^r 1784 of Major R. Lloyd Agent to General Hazen's Reg^t four Certificates as numbered with the Sums set opposite in his Receipt Books by virtue of the written Order— Signed a Name in Dutch supposed to be C. Fredericks. Test: Pat. Lacly. D. of War. Accountants Office Sept. 25, 1795. I do hereby Certify that the within Order and Receipt are a Copy of an Order and Receipt filed in this Office with the Accounts of Richard Lloyd Agent to Gen^l. Hazen's Regiment and on which the following Certificates were delivered viz: one Certificate numbered B6s38 for twenty one Dollars and fifty four nineteths — One B° 37504 for twenty four Dollars and twenty nineteths — One B° 38,155 for eighty Dollars and one B° 38702 for forty Dollars and Sixty nineteths — Given under my hand and the [Seal] Seal of the War Office this Day and year above written — (Signed) Wm. Simmons Acc^t D. of War. Accountants Office. Sept^r 28. 1795. Timothy Pickering, Secretary of War. Sir, I take the liberty of enclosing to you sundry Observations that occurred to me in looking at the Estimate rendered by M^r. Tho^s. Held for the Expence of the Armoury at the Post of New London in the State of Virginia. As the Allowances made by him differ from the Acts of Congress, particularly the one of the 2 April 1794 establishing Arsenals, I may be [undecipherable] whether he should receive some instructions for his government. I am Sir, &c. William Simmons