[272] [undecipherable: probable reading: Hallowmen] has applied to the incidental and contingent expenses of the War Department the sum of Two Dollars and fourteen Cents which he has [undecipherable], out of the Monies arising from Duties on Imports and Tonnages and for which he is accountable in pursuance of a Warrant to be [undecipherable] in his favor, by the Secretary of War, to which said receipt is to be annexed, agreeably to the Communication of the Comptroller. In the absence of the Acct D^rt D^t Peter Hagner P^l Clk The Secretary of War Accountants Office, July 30. 1796. I Certify that there is due to Capt. James Nicholson of the Frigate Building, at Boston, the Sum of Three Hundred and thirty four Dollars and Thirty Cents being for his pay and Subsistence from 1. April, to the 30 June 1796 which Sum is to be transmitted to Jonathan Jackson, Esq^r Supervisor for the District of Boston. In the absence of the Acct D^rt D^t Peter Hagner P^l Clk The Secretary of War Department of War, Accountants Office, July 30. 1796. I Certify that there is due to Major [undecipherable] the Sum of one hundred, thirty three Dollars and thirty five Cents being for his pay, forage and [undecipherable] of his Subsistence, and for [undecipherable] subsisting his [undecipherable] from [undecipherable] May to 30 June [undecipherable]. In the absence of the Acct D^rt Aug^t 22 Peter Hagner P^l Clk The Secretary of War