The United States in A/C with the Estate of William Upshaw [undecipherable] Dr. For his pay from 19 July 1779 at 28 [undecipherable] incl: 16 days C [undecipherable] Dolls: [undecipherable] per mo: ditto from [undecipherable] 1780 incl: the months — 12 [undecipherable] 2 [undecipherable] C [undecipherable] Dolls: [undecipherable] mo: Cr. By biannual pay received for 10 days or Feb: 1779 — 4 the dall'r $ 8 ³²/₁₀₀ for one — from the State — ditto of the United States from 1 mo: at 31 Dec: 1779, 10 mo: 00 [undecipherable] D'r: $ 16 ⁴⁵/₁₀₀ additional pay Received from the State of Pa: Carolina from Sep: 1 to 31 Dec: 1779 4 mo: C D'r: 24 D'r: $ 23 ⁷²/₁₀₀ for one — ditto of the U. State for Jan: 1780 — 6 [undecipherable] D'r: 37 ⁷⁵/₁₀₀ for one — ditto additional pay from the State of Pa: Carolina for Jan: 1780 — D'r: C 37 ¹⁰⁰/₁₀₀ D'r: for one — Balance to be Certified on [undecipherable] from 1 July 1781 — This man appears by the documents in my possession to have enlisted on the 19 July 1779 — [undecipherable] the Certificate of his [undecipherable] therefore it appears he was taken Prisoner at the fall of Charlestown, & died before an Exchange of Pris- oners took place — I then therefore only so- mitted his pay to the fall of Charleston — This Pay was [undecipherable] at the rate of 135 [undecipherable] [undecipherable] to 1 march 1779 [undecipherable] Auditor [undecipherable] July 24, 1796 — The Auditor of the Treasury War Department Accountant's Office February 18, 1793 Settled in Pursuance of an Act of the [undecipherable] Session of the Second Congress of the United States passed [undecipherable] January [undecipherable] [Signed:] Joseph Howell [undecipherable]