to Philadelphia and for the portage of [undecipherable: sundry] 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, fourteen Dollars and forty Cents for his pay & Subsistence, and presenting his muster, [undecipherable] from April to 30 May 1796 — D^rs 116⁴⁰ Wm Simmons The Secretary of War — 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 [undecipherable] to 30 May 1796 & for Subsisting his Soldiers from the 1^st Feb^y to 31 May 1796 — D^rs 321 William Simmons — The Secretary of War — Accountants Office, June 13 1796 I certify that from a letter of the Comptroller dated 31 [undecipherable] — covering a receipt of John [undecipherable] Collector of the Customs for [undecipherable] in [undecipherable] dated 5 May 1796 and [undecipherable] names, has applied to the — Incidental and contingent expenses of the War Department, the sum of [undecipherable] Seven Dollars, which he has [undecipherable] out of the Monies arising from Duties on Import and tonnage, and for which he is accountable, in pursuance of a Warrant to be [undecipherable] in his favor by the Secretary of [undecipherable]