Frederic Town November 11^th 1795 Sir I have Reced Yours of the [undecipherable] of October wherein you mentioned that the Secretary at War has Ordered me one hundred and twenty Dollars, I have received the Money, and have sent duplicate [strikethrough: Receipts] Receipts to John Kilty Esquire You have mentioned that the Secretary at War has pointed out the necessity of settling my Accounts I shall thank You to let me know if this business cannot be done without my coming to Philadel[phia]. I do not think I could stand the Journey at this time, suffering much from a Violent Pressure on my breast which distresses me much and has done for a considerable time, [strikethrough: and] proceeding from a Wound I had received; I can transmit You the Vouchers at any time with much respect and Esteem I remain Your most Ob^t and Very Able Ser^vt Benj^a Price [Addressed to: William Simmons Esquire / Accountants / Philadelphia] [Endorsed: Brig[.] Price / [undecipherable] 19[th?] [undecipherable]] [Notation: From No. 11] [Post]