their drafts when the Commissioners and that the Accounts of such [undecipherable] are so different that the Commissioner for the department cannot furnish from his Office such information as was probably included the whole quantity drawn by each Officer, your Commissioner therefore by reason of this uncertainty declined the Settlement of these Gentlemens Accounts, none of which have been closed excepting those of General Thompson under the resolution of October 23^d 1786. and Gen^l. St Clair under that of February 3^d 1787. Your Commissioner begs leave further to report that General Huntington has rendered such an Account of the rations he has received as that he is ready to attest to their Amount, and that the above mentioned case being precedent in his favor his demand has no farther Objections than what they were attended with.* All which is Humbly Submitted The Secretary of Congress S.P.