Forage of Officers —                                                                                                     3,940,96 1 Lieu^t Col^e  3 Months  @ 12 D^rs — 36— 2 Surgeons Mates  do ———  6 — — 36—                                                                                                     72,—                                                                                                     4,020,96 From which deduct 630 D^rs remaining in the hands of Isaac Craig after paying the Troops to the 1^st March — ——————————————— 630—— Balance to be remitted to Isaac Craig D^rs 3,390,96                                                 Accountants office                                                 June 10. 1794 —                                                 W^m Simmons — Estimate of One Months Pay & forage of a Detachment of Troops in the service of the United States under the Command of Cap^t James Bruff —                                                                 Pay —          D^rs 1 Captain ———— @ 40 D^rs. 40. 2 Lieu^ts ————————— 36 —— 70— 2 Serg^ts Mates ———— 30 —— 60— 4t Sej^ts ———————— 7 —— 28— 4 Corporals ———— 4 —— 24 2 Musicians ———— 5 —— 10 8 Artificers ———— 8 —— 64— 70 Privates of Artillery & Infantry 4 —— 200                                                                                                     504——                                                 Forage — 2 Surgeons Mates @ 4 D^rs ea p^r M^o — — — — 12——                                                                                                     D^rs 596——                                                                 Department of War                                                                 Accountants Office                                                                 June 10. 1796 —                                                                 W^m Simmons — Ensign Yelverton Peyton                        Department of War Greenville,                                        Accountants Office Sir,                                                  June 10. 1796 — I received your letter of the 9^th May last, and note its Contents Principles on which your Account was [undecipherable]