part the act, entitled 'An act to ascertain & fix the military Establishment of the United States' to all Officers deranged under the Act 'To ascertain & fix the military establishment of the United States' agreeably to a list of Officers deranged received from the Secretary of War, which sum is payable to Sam[uel] Price per order of said Campbell — W^c Simmons Acc^t Dep^t War $^r156.— Pay of the Army 121. 21 Subsist^ce Ditto 277. 21 The Sec^y of War N^o 3499 Accountants Office December 4^th 1798. I Certify that there is due to Frederick Sprig Assist^t Military Store keeper at West Point the sum of sixty Dollars, being for his pay from 1^st October to 30 November 1798 which sum is to be transmitted to Nicholas Fish Supervisor at New York to be by him paid to the said Frederick Sprig — W. Simmons Acc^t Dep^t War Doll. 60 — The Secretary of War N^o 3510 Accountants Office December 4 1798 I Certify that there is due to the Detach^mt of Recruits at New Brunswick under the command of Ensign William H. B[undecipherable] of One hundred eighty, seven Dollars & [undecipherable] being for the pay of himself [&] the commissioned Officers & Privates of said Detachment for the month of [undecipherable] 1798 & for his subsistence for said period which sum is to be transmitted to Nicholas Fish supervisor at New York to be by him paid to the said Ensign B[undecipherable] who is to be held accountable for the due application thereof; W. Simmons Acc^t Dep^t War Pay of the Army ... 174.50 Subsist^ce of Officers 12.60 Dollars 187.10 The Secretary of War. N^o 3509 Accountants Office December 5 1798. I Certify that there is due to Mathias Whiteline [undecipherable] Musician at Mud Island Fort the sum of [underline: Ten Dollars] being for his pay for the months of March & April 1798 after which time his pay commenced on board the Frigate U.S. having been transferred by order of the Secretary of War which sum is payable to Charles [undecipherable] p^r order of said Whiteline. W. Simmons Acc^t Pay of the Army 10 The Secretary of War N^o 3505 Accountants Office December 6 1798. I Certify that it appears by the muster rolls of Ensⁿ Samuel Atkinson of the 2^nd Reg^t of Infantry that sundry articles of clothing were due to Francis Slaughter late a Sergeant in a Detachment of said