Accountants Office, May 1^st 1796 I Certify, that there is due to the Estate of Samuel Boyd for services as Ensign of the first Sub Legion, the Sum of Sixty four Dollars and thirteen Cents, being the Ballance due him on a final Settlement of his Account to the 17 day of Oct^r 1793 the day he was killed in Action, which Sum is payable to Samuel Boyd his Father. D^rs 64.13. William Simmons The Secretary of War. Accountants Office May 13^th 1796 I Certify, that there is due to John Nicholson the Sum of three hundred three Dollars and thirty three Cents for his Services in repairing and proving Cannon, Muskets & all the parts and parts of small Arms and pistols purchased for the public. Examining all Arms to be repaired, and inspecting them when repaired, and selecting the parts of Arms and Materials for repairs to be used in Philadelphia or sent to the Armorers at Brandywine and Springfield from 1 Jan^y to the 1^st May 1794 inclusive. D^rs 303.33. William Simmons — The Secretary of War. Accountants Office, May 16^th 1796 I Certify, that there is due to Lt James Steele, two hundred twenty five Dollars and forty seven Cents being the balance of his Acc^t for repairing and cleaning Muskets & other his compensation for Superintending and collecting public Stores from 20 Jan^y 1794 to May 1^st 1796 D^rs 276.52 William Simmons — The Secretary of War.