Army Comm^rs Office N York 24 May 1786 The Commissioner for settling the Accounts of the late Army of the United States to whom was referred the memorial of Marinus Willett late commanding a Regiment of Invalids embodied in the State of New York, begs leave to report. That the Regiment entered the service of the United States at the commencement of the Campaign of 1782, under the resolution of Congress of the second day of April 1781 and continued on the Frontiers of this State of N York from that time until the end of the war. That the resolve of Congress appears to have annex'd certain conditions to the admission of the payment of the two Regiments of Infantry proposed to be raised by the State of New York, one of which is that the Officers be proportioned to the number of men actually in service, and another that the State fill up their quota of Troops for the Continental Army — That the Regiment had its full complement of Officers when it entered the service excepting the recruiting Lieutenant and a small deficiency in the number of men necessary to compleat the quota of a Regiment of Infantry of about Sixty-nine men.