due to 5 Recruits. - also a further sum of 129^th Dolls being balances due Cap^t Littlefield on settlement of his Recruiting account including his subsistence from 1 July to 30 Sep^t 1791 - Which sums you will please to pay to the said Cap^t Littlefield taking the necessary receipts for the same — Sam^l & W^m Simmons [seal?] Cap^t William Littlefield Fort Moldst Accountants Office May 22 1799 Sir, I have received your letters of the 26 & 28^th ult^o with their enclosures. the Recep^t rolls for the pay of the Garrison at Fort Moldst for the months of January & February 1799 has undergone examination &find correct, the amounts therein receipted being Dolls 87^th. will accordingly be placed to the credit of your account on the Books of this Office. Your account for Recruiting & for subsistence to the 30 Sep^t 1793 has been examined & the united Balance for your government, the balance found due being one hundred Seventy nine Dollars & 40. you will receive from Blanchard paid at Providence from whom you will receive afullest sum of five hundred fifty two Dollars & 20. being for pay of the Commissioned Officers, non Commissioned Officers & privates of the Garrison at Fort Moldst for April 1799 different from your statement of united amount of difference - for which sums you will be pleased to grant the necessary receipts — The Officers stationed at Fort Moldst who are entitled to forage are not to receive pay, for the same from the Contractor it will therefore be proper in future to include the same in the Pay Roll accompanied by the [undecipherable]