[217] to 31 March 1796 which Sum is payable to his attorney Ezekiel Potts Esquire. William Simmons — Dollars 334 —— The Secretary of war Accountants Office March 24 1796 I Certify that there is due to Francis Hay, Housekeeper Conductor of the Royale buildings at this City the Sum of one hundred and Ninety one Dollars and fifty three Cents being for his Salary from the first of January to the 31 March, 1796, and for fuel to be furnished to him. William Simmons Dollars 191 —— The Secretary of War Accountants Office March 31 1796 I Notify that there is due to Solomon Lippe the Sum of Thirty four Dollars and of nine Cents for rent, and inconvenience of a lot of Ground, at Fort Plains, where a Block House was built, for the support of public Military Stores from the [undecipherable] March 1789 to 1^st [undecipherable] 1796 which Sum is payable, to William [undecipherable] Dollars 34 —— The Secretary of War William Simmons Accountants Office 1 April 1796 I Certify that there is due to John Mos[undecipherable] Commissary and the Men employed who loaded the public Stores Materials at West Island that the Sum of One hundred and four Dollars being for and their pay for March 1796 which Sum is Payable to John Mos[undecipherable] Attorney William Simmons Dollars 104 The Secretary of War