time he made his escape from Captivity including a reasonable allowance for him to return to the place of his nativity — Dolls 9—. Willm Simmons etc:: The Secretary of War --- Accountants Office February 27 1799. I Certify that there is due to Capt John Henry of the 2^d Reg^t of Artill^t & Engineers, the sum of [underline: twenty two Dollars & thirty nine Cents,] being balance due him on settlement of his Recruiting account — which sum is to be transmitted to Nicholas Fish supervisor at new york to be by him paid to the said Capt Henry — Dolls 22.39. W. Simmons Acct^t The Secretary of War, N^o 3769. --- Accountants Office February 25 1799. I Certify that there is due to Thomas H Cushing Major 1^st Regiment of Infantry & Inspector the sum of [underline: One hundred twenty two Dollars and seventy two Cents] being for his pay subsistence and forage, for the Month of February 1799 — W. Simmons Acct^t Pay of the Army 75.— Forage . . . . . . 20.— Subsistence D^o . . . 27.72 Dolls 122.72 The Secretary of War, 3747. --- Accountants Office February 28 1799 Agreeably to an account admitted and allowed by the Secretary of War there is due to Henry Glen the sum of [underline: Thirteen dollars &nineteen Cents] being for the amount of his account for Storing Shells Cannon Ball &c belonging to the United States in the Town of Schenectady State of New York from 1 January to 31 December 1798 — Dolls 13.90. W Simmons Acct^t The Secretary of War, --- Accountants Office February 28 1799. I Certify that there is due to the Estate of John Fall deceased the sum of [underline: Five hundred eighty four Dollars & forty one Cents] being for the rent of a magazine for military Stores in the town of