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[undecipherable] Trea p^r order of said Campbell — W^m Simmons Acc^t Dep^t War Pay of the Army 156. — 121. 21 Subsist^ce Ditto 277. 21 The Sec^y of War N° 3499. Accountants' Office December 4^th 1798. I Certify that there is due to Frederick Sprug Assist^t Military Store keeper at West Point the sum of sixty Dollars, being for his pay from 1 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 Sprug — W. Simmons Acc^t Dep^t War Doll^s 60 — The Secretary of War N° 3510. Accountants Office December 4^th 179[8] I Certify that there is due to the Detachm^t of Recruits at New Brunswick under the command of Ensign William R Boote [the sum] 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] 17.08 & for his subsistence for said periods which sum is to be transmitted to Nicholas Fish supervisor at New York to be by him paid to the said Ensign Boote who is to be held accountable for the due application thereof; W^m 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° 3509. Accountants Office December 5 1798. I Certify that there is due to Mathias Whiteline [undecipherable] Musician at Mud Island Fort the sum of 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 Wadsworth p^r order of said Whiteline. W^m Simmons Acc^t Pay of the Army 10. The Secretary of War N° 3505. Accountants Office December 6 1798 I Certify that it appears by the certificate of Ensⁿ Samuel Atkinson of the 2 Reg^t of Infantry that sundry articles of Clothing were due to Francis Slaughter late a Sergeant in a Detachment of said Regiment at the time of his discharge which at the contract price amounts to Eighteen dollars & ⁸⁰/100, which sum is to be transmitted to Edward Carrington supervisor Richmond Virg^a to be by him paid to the said Frances Slaughter W^m Simmons Acc^t D^t War $ 18. ⁸⁰/100 Clothing in 98. The Secretary of War N° 3506. Accountants Office December 6 179[8] I Certify that there is due to Joseph Kelly late a Private in Cap^t Richard I Blackburn's Company of the 1^st Reg^t of Art^y & Eng^rs the sum of sixteen Dollars & ¹⁶/100 being for his pay from 1^st August [undecipherable] the date to which he was last paid by Cap^t Blackburn to the 7 November 1793 the date on which he was discharged, which sum is to be transmitted to John Kitty supervisor at Baltimore to be by him paid to Cap^t Morris who is to be held accountable for the due application thereof — W^m Simmons Acc^t D^t War Pay of the Army ... 16. 16. The Secretary of War N° 3507.