Accountants Office March 22^d 1796. I Certify that there is due to Monsieur Eldichen Serj^t in Cap^t Sam^l Munisons Company 2^d U.S. Regiment — the Sum of Eighteen Dollars being for balance of his pay to the 6^th November 1791 the day he was killed which Sum is payable to Caleb Strong Esquire attorney to James Eldichen Father and Heir at Law of said de^d the mast^r die — 2545 — William Simmons The Sec^y of War. Accountants Office March 23^d 1796. I Certify that there is due to John Franklin a Private of Cap^t David Butts Company 6^th Sublegion the Sum of thirty six dollars for his Pay from the 1^st of June 1795 to the 29^th of February 1796 — 2546 — William Simmons The Sec^y of War. Accountants Office March 30^th 1796. I Certify that there is due to Jacob Francis a Purveyor of Supplies the Sum of Four hundred thirty three dollars and ninety nine Cents being for Sundry Expences attending three St. Regis Indians and their Interpreter between the 24^th of February and 21^st of March 1796 including a Sum of Two hundred and fifty dollars allowed them by the Secretary of War as a present and to enable them to return home — 2553 50. William Simmons The Sec^y of War.