Dan^l Stevens Esq^r Supervisor Charleston Accountant's Office February 4^th 1800 Sir You will receive from the Treasurer of the United States the sum of thirty two dollars & 32/100 to be paid to Freneau & Paine Printers, being the amount of their account for printing General Orders to absent Officers & frauds respecting the obtaining of Warrants for bounty funds between April 1797 & February 1798 for which sum you will please to take their duplicate receipts — Sam^de W.S. " The Hon^ble Mr. Grun in Senate — Sir February 7^th 1801 Agreeably to your request I furnish a statement of the accounts of Jam^s Lewis J^r as they appear on the Books of this Office. Balance due The United States & Statement furnished the late Secretary of War dated 19 Feb^ry 1800 . . . . D^r 4686.7[undecipherable] since which the following sums have been entered to his credit — May 15. 1800 Refunded to the Treasurer g Warrant N^o 115 . . . . 1686.— Payment made to John Stale for Services as a Boatman at Fort Mifflin 64.— June 30 . . . Refunded to the Treasurer g War^t N^o 119 . . . . 129.48. Ditto . . . Ditto . . . 164.84 July 20 . . . Ditto . . . Ditto . . . 2038.32 Balance due The United States . . . Dolls . . . 2648.4[undecipherable] arising principally from Public monies placed in his hands to transmit to Public Officers & others — which he omitted in some cases to perform — The amount of monies received by him for transmitting is Totel 316981.31. — Sam^de W.S. " Sam^l Hodgdon Esq^r Intend^t of Stores — Accountant's Office February 7^th 1801 — Sir On settlement of the Accounts of Alex^r Humphreys Contractor Virginia he has received a credit for the following sums expended in the erection of 27 Huts for the accommodation of the Recruits at Staunton Rendez[vous] agreeably to the Certificate of Cap^t A Gibson & the orders of General Hamilton — For 1566 logs @ 33⅓ Ct^s each . . . . . . . $522.— " 44 Trees . . . — — — — — — — — 88.— Stone for 26 Chimnies @ 1 D^r — — . . . 26.— " 14990 feet fine plank . . . . . — — — — 199.86½ 303.34 " transportation of the above materials . . . . Amounting to the sum of — — Dollars 1139.20½ for which you will please make the proper entries on the Books of the Superintendant of Military Stores — Sam^de W.S. P.S. Those Huts are still standing on the lands of Cap^t Gibson from whose information it appears no persons have been appointed on behalf of the public to preserve them from ruin or to direct their disposal. I mention this for your government and the interest of the public — the expence of erecting those huts is also considerable — W.S.