the linnen mr woodford brought up was devided between the two Companys for the mens Spatterdashes (I have had mine made up which onley made forty pair) I thought it my duty to acquaint you of it: as mr woodford Told me it was to Compleate both the Companys on the Branch. We have had no news of the Enemy since my last.1

I Receivd a letter from mr woodford where he in formd me that he Luckley fell on sum of mr steenburgens accounts he had against the soilders under his Command & Can make it appear that he has defrauded the soilders of the greatest part of there paiy, by setting up goods at a high Price and Compelling the soilders to shoot for them. which sum Chances amounted to five shillings, he says he has acquainted you of sumthing Relateing of that behavour.2 I am Sir your most obedend Humble servaint