To Major General Greene. Office of Finance, May 16th, 1783, 367 Calumnies against public officers. To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, May 26th, 1783, 369 The people is never ready to tax itself. To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, May 26th, 1783, 370 Urging a renewal of application for aid.--The taxes shall be devoted, as far as possible, to the repayment of any advances.--Situation of the finances. To M. de la Luzerne. Office of Finance, May 27th, 1783, 372 Requesting his interposition with his Court in favor of the application for further aid. To George Washington. Office of Finance, May 29th, 1783, 373 Misrepresentations of his motives and conduct.--Exertions to procure pay for the army. Circular to the Governors of the States. Office of Finance, June 5th, 1783, 375 The army has been paid in notes.--Incumbent on the States to furnish means of discharging them. Circular to the Governors of the States. Office of Finance, July 11th, 1783, 376 Necessity of supplies from the States to meet the notes issued to the army. Report to Congress relative to the Pay of the Army. Office of Finance, July 15th, 1783, 378 Method of discharging the notes issued by the Superintendent of Finance.--Amount advanced to the army. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, July 18th, 1783, 380 Recapitulation of the circumstances connected with the payment of the army.--Reason for presenting these facts in the form of a letter. To Mr Grand. Office of Finance, July 25th, 1783, 386 Requesting that his bills may be honored, although exceeding the funds in Mr Grand's hands. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, July 28th, 1783, 387 Urging a reduction of the public expenditure.--The civil list. Circular to the Governors of the States. Office of Finance, July 28th, 1783, 389 State of the finances.--Reduction of expenses.-- Misrepresentations of his motives. Report to Congress respecting transferable Certificates. Office of Finance, July 31st, 1783, 393 Reasons why the debts of the treasury have not been evidenced by transferable certificates. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, August 1st, 1783, 394 Amount and proportions of the payments by the States. To Messrs Willink & Co. Office of Finance, August 6th, 1783, 396