Norwich April 20 1784 Dear Sir, Colonel Trumbull is so good as to take Charge of my Accounts for wages and Commutation & will settle them for me — I have also sent by him my Ration Acct in Hopes that Colt [strikethrough: Stewart] has by this time exhibited his Accounts; if he has not, it is not probable he ever will — If it is hard that my Account should lie open any longer, & I have Nothing for the Monies advanced for my Subsistance — I had it in my Power to pay myself by drawing Articles from the Commissary & selling them — b.t, I did not chuse to do it. If any Thing should hereafter be found against me more than I have credited, I expect to be answerable. — I believe Nothing is omitted — I am, dear Sir with Sincere Regards your Friend and Hble Servant J Huntington [John Pierce Esq^r C My]