[264] George Fleming Esq^r N.W. Trent Accountants Office September 23. 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] owing to this connection with them [undecipherable] at the Treasury Department, I write now that you should 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 [undecipherable] to you, to your account settled and [undecipherable] on the Books of this Office — Sam^l [undecipherable] Jed^a Huntington Esq^r New London Conn^t September 24. 1800 Sir I received your letter of the 16 last enclosing [undecipherable] receipt for Eight hundred [undecipherable] dollars [undecipherable] which is [undecipherable] in this Office — Sam^l [undecipherable]