George Fleming Esq. West Point Accountants Office September 23^d 1800 Sir I wrote to you on the 4^th Aug.^t last requiring you to transmit to this Office a General account Current, stating the balance due to you on the 1 day of the present quarter, since which I have not heard from you — as your accounts are of long standing and all completed [undecipherable: nature?], owing to [their?] inconsistency with [undecipherable] the Treasury Department, I could wish that you would State your account Current in as particular a manner as possible that the same may be compared with the one made in this Office and if found right that the balance may be remitted to you, to your account Credited and [undecipherable] on the Books of this Office. — Sam. to [undecipherable] Jed.^a Huntington Esq. September 24^th 1800 New London Conn.— Sir I received your letter of the 16 last enclosing [undecipherable] [undecipherable] receipt for Eight hundred [undecipherable] dollars [undecipherable] which is [undecipherable] in this Office — Sam. [undecipherable]