[endorsement: No. 36 — [undecipherable] Fitzpatrick — [undecipherable] Georgia Line — April [undecipherable] 1794 — [undecipherable]] D^r The United States in Account with Patrick Fitzpatricke S^ut late Georgia Line C^r ds cts ds cts For his Pay from the 1^st August 1781 to the [15^th?] [undecipherable] August 1782 Inclusively: 18 Months 18 days @ 26/75 dollars P Month — $364 7 By balance to be Certified on Interest [from the 1^st undecipherable] — — end 1. Commutation of five Years full pay in lieu of half pay for life Agreeably to an Act of Congress of the 2^d March 1783 — 60 Months @ $1 3 dos P M^o — [1160 —] By balance to be Certified on Interest from the [15^th?] 1783 — [1160 —] This Officer was listed with Mr Pierce to the 1^st of August 1781 at which time he was returned [undecipherable]. I have allowed pay to the 18 [undecipherable] to 1782 at which time the [disbandment?] of the Georgia Line took place. I am of opinion that the Certificate of [undecipherable] Mr. [undecipherable] & [undecipherable] will fully justify the above Amount — hereunto [undecipherable] no [undecipherable] [undecipherable] and who this he is to account for those Monies is submitted [undecipherable] The Auditor of the Treasury — War Department Accountants Office April 11^th 1794 Settled in pursuance of an Act of the first Session of the second Congress of the United States passed the 27^th March 1792. (signed) Joseph Howell