Accountant's Office February 6^th 1800. I certify that there is due to William Woodward Captⁿ in the 16. Reg.^t of Infantry the sum of [underline: One hundred & eighteen dollars & 9²/₁₀₀] being for billiting & boarding 22 of his Recruits at Bennington Vermont at one dollar twenty five cents each p^r Week from the dates of their several inlistments to the 20 Sept^r 1799, which sum is allowed agreeably to the Instructions of the Secretary of War to Elijah Paine Esq^r and is payable to said Elijah Paine by order of Capt^r Woodward &c W.S. D^rs 118.92. The Sec^y of War — February 6^. 1800— I certify that there is due to John Steele [undecipherable: probable reading "Conswain"] the sum of [underline: sixty four dollars] being for his & their Pay for January 1800, which sum is payable to the said John Steele's order— W.S. D^rs 64.— The Sec^y of War [N.^o 2 N.^o 47[undecipherable]] February 6^. 1800 I certify that there is due to John Gross, Quarter Master in the Battalion of Philad.^a Militia Artillery commanded by Major Jeremiah Fisher, order'd into Service in the Year 1794 to Suppress an Insurrection in the Western Counties of Penn.^a, the sum of [underline: nine dollars & 30/₁₀₀], being the balance due him for Rations from the 14^th Sept.^r to the 24 Dec.^r 1794 inclusively W.S. D^rs 9.30