Plan adopted by Congress for the payment of the sums due the Farmers-General. Report to Congress on an Extract from the Journals of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania. 424 Relative to the mode of proceeding of the commissioner for settling the accounts of the State. To John Adams. Office of Finance, November 5th, 1783, 436 Approves his plan of remittances from the United States.--The interference of the Dutch government in the loan is not desirable. To Messrs Willink & Co. Office of Finance, December 31st, 1783, 437 Giving them notice of his drawing bills on them, and requesting their acceptance at all events. To Messrs Willink & Co. Office of Finance, December 31st, 1783, 439 The apprehensions which impede the loan are groundless. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, January 13th, 1784, 441 Confused state of the accounts of the secret and commercial committees. To Messrs Le Couteulx & Co. Office of Finance, January 13th, 1784, 443 Requesting them to meet certain bills. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, January 16th, 1784, 444 Transmitting a demand for supplies advanced to American prisoners. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, January 21st, 1784, 445 Claims of individuals for damages done by the army.--Plan of an Act relative to this subject. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, January 24th, 1784, 449 Proposing the appointment of a commissioner for settling the claims of individuals for services rendered, or supplies furnished in Canada. To the President of Congress. Office of Finance, February 2d, 1784, 451 To Messrs Le Couteulx & Co. Office of Finance, February 12th, 1784 452 Draws bills on them, and remits tobacco. To Mr Grand. Office of Finance, February 12th, 1784, 454 Requests him to meet certain bills if necessary. To Messrs Willink & Co. Office of Finance, February 12th, 1784, 455 Reasons for drawing on them beyond the funds in their hands.--Manner in which the bills may be met. To Messrs Willink & Co. Office of Finance, February 12th, 1784, 459 The resources of America are not sufficiently known. To B. Franklin. Office of Finance, February 12th, 1784, 461