make the same a proper charge against the State of Georgia, and is further of opinion that the vouchers reported [undecipherable] are not sufficient to warrant a [undecipherable] against the State as it does not appear that any account of the [advances?] have been rendered to the State or that the officers have [undecipherable] the same on the settle-ment of their accounts with the auditor of that State— Your commissioner further begs leave to report that it appears in the Resolution of [undecipherable], the 9^th [instant?] [undecipherable] that the determination of the [commission?] of [officers?] are recommended to be settled by the several States, that the general officers were [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] their respective lines— That the State of Connecticut of which general [Schuyler?] was an [inhabitant?] has [filed?] his account the first day of January 1790 and no further And That the general has [petitioned?] the legislature of Con-necticut for the further settlement of his account to the last day of [August?] 1790 which memorial was neglected — Whereupon your commissioner humbly [submits?] the following question, "Whether the general, shall [undecipherable] be referred to the State or that one of the officers of congress be directed to settle his accounts for this period." [Report on the petition of N. [undecipherable]] [signed] Pierce Office of Army Accounts Gentlemen New York March 20^th 1793 In compliance with the direction of your hon^ble Board of the 8^th instant I beg leave to report on the petition of Moon Fount LeRoy That he stands charged with three thousand dollars received by him from the military chest in the year 177[undecipherable] — That he has attested that he has laid out this money for the recruiting and equipping the Troops which he com[manded] [undecipherable]