[342] M^r David L Claspole Philadelphia Accountants Office December 31 1800 Sir I have recieved your letter dated the 16 Inst: with the various account for printing done for this Department. I return it to you & request as that Storer of the office is not accounts by which I could be enable with the [undecipherable] information, that you will attest to the amount, the oath to set forth that you will directed to publish the advertisments there charged, & that the rates so charged are agreable to establish'd allowances for hire service — the charge for your Paper [undecipherable] the War Office must be made in a regular account and forwarded to the Secretary, who must cause it to be paid out of a distinct fund appropriated for his Office — Sam to M.S. Jedidiah Huntingdon Es^q New London, Conn^t January 6^th 1801 Sir The Treasurer of the United States will remit you the sum of three hundred & twenty five dollars & [undecipherable] which you will please to pay the Eligib & Simon Hear Huntington or [undecipherable] Huntington upon their granting you the company receipts being the amount of their account for Rations Quarters naises & Hospital Stores & expenditures for the care of the Stores in the State of Connecticut in October & November 1800 — Sam to W.S.