Philadelphia July 26^th 1786 Sir When I Saw you last in New York you Advised to State My Accounts and lay them before Mr. Pierce which Would be admitted as a Clear Thereof at Some future Period they Might be Settled — I now take the Liberty of writing to you and beg the favour, that you Would So far Interest Yourself in My behalf as to do What is Necessary in My Absence, and the favour Shall Always be Gratefully Acknowledged by Sir Your Very Obed^t Hum^ble Serv^t Tho^s Armor P.S. enclosed I Send the Acct. — [Address leaf: Joseph Nourse Commissioner & Account for the State of Georgia — [undecipherable] the Honorable [undecipherable] Office [undecipherable] Pension [undecipherable] Invalids, New York] [Docket: 21 May [17--]; No. 9. [undecipherable] accompanying Notes [undecipherable] the enclosed accounts [undecipherable]]