[48] Ensign Henry Bowyer Accountants Offi[undecipherable] Staunton Vir: November 15 179[undecipherable] Sir Since my letter to you of the 1[undecipherable] mentioning the remittance of your pay & subsist[undecipherable] for July, August & September 1797 to Col Carrington it [undecipherable] pears that your pay for the same period is mad[undecipherable] in Cap^t Gibsons Pay roll and has been remitted [undecipherable] 20^th ulto you will therefore receive from the forme[undecipherable] sum of Twenty seven dollars & sixty cents being [undecipherable] amount of your subsistence for the abovementi[undecipherable] period. I am &c W^m Simmons Acc[undecipherable] M^r Bernard Hanlon Accountants Offi[undecipherable] Millham near Trenton N J November 15 1[undecipherable] Sir I received your letter of the 11^th Instant [undecipherable] questing a statement of the charges against you whi[undecipherable] amount to 501⁰⁰ dollars, being for the pay of you[undecipherable] company from 11^th September 94 to 2^nd January 95 [undecipherable] greably to your receipt to Jamas Mott Treasurer [undecipherable] the State of New Jersey dated 24^th December 1[undecipherable] I presume (it being the case of oth[undecipherable] Jersey Officers who have already attended to th[undecipherable] settlement of their accounts) that you have rec[undecipherable] monies from William Dayton the State Agent [undecipherable] Joseph Marsh paymaster to the S Jersey regimen[undecipherable] on account of pay allowed by the United States [undecipherable] as their accounts have not yet been forwarded t[undecipherable]