Regarding Pierre L'Enfant's claims for debts obtaining Eagles from France. Resolution that Lafayette be reimbursed for payment he made, the remaining Eagles be bought from L'Enfant by the General Society and that L'Enfant be advanced 1,548 dollars to cover his losses. These resolves adopted "to prevent the possibility of imputation against the honor and nobleness of sentiment of the Society... more than by any claim of justice or legality." Signed by Henry Knox, Samuel H. Parsons, and Robert Fenner. Docketed "Read and adopted (after amendment) after General Meeting May 18, 1787."