[257] to Philadelphia and for the postage of sundries Letters Returns &c — at Sundry Times and to sundry persons D^rs 220 [undecipherable] W^m Simmons The Secretary of War — Accountants Office June 9 1796 I Certify that there is due to Cap^t Robert Thompson, the sum of One Hundred [undecipherable] Dollars and [undecipherable] Cents for his — pay & Subsistence. and providing his waiter, for [undecipherable] from [undecipherable] to 30 May, 1796 — D^rs 116 [undecipherable] W^m Simmons Accountants Office June 11 1796 I Certify that there is due to Major Thomas H. Cushing, the sum of Three Hundred and twenty one Dollars being the balance of his Account for his pay Subsistence & forage from 4 Jan^y to 30 May 1796 & for subsisting his waiters from [undecipherable] 11 Feb^y to 30 May 1796 — D^rs 221 William Simmons — The Secretary of War Accountants Office June 15 1796 I Certify that from a letter of the Comptroller dated 6 Inst — covering a receipt of John Habersham Collector of the Customs for Savannah in Georgia Dated 3 May 1796 and State[s] [undecipherable] has agreeably to the — directions and [undecipherable] authority of the War Department the sum of [undecipherable] Eighty Seven Dollars, which he has [undecipherable] accounted, out of the Monies arising from Duties on import and tonnage, and for which he is accountable, in pursuance of a warrant to be drawn in his favour by the Secretary of [undecipherable]