[Letter from Capt. [undecipherable] dated [the] 10. April [undecipherable: 1795?]] Samuel Hodgdon Esq^r Commissary of Military Stores In [undecipherable] Philadelphia [seal: National Archives of the United States] Boston April 10^th 1795 I take this opportunity to write you — was in hopes of hearing from you before this, but it supposes business has been the Occasion of your not writing, I replied the Shells a [undecipherable] days after you went from this and got the [undecipherable] from Doc^t Roberts's, I spoke to general [undecipherable] about my Commutation and the [undecipherable] says He [undecipherable] yet but that I ought to have it, therefore if you are to get it I should, you would Consult him about it if you [undecipherable] it best however I leave the matter to you not doubting that you will do the best [undecipherable] you Can [undecipherable] settle the matter I should be glad that you would send the money [undecipherable] by Gen^l [undecipherable] by this return, and be so kind as to favour me with a line as soon as you Can and you'll Oblige your To Samuel Hodgdon Esq^r Friend and Hum^ble Sev^t [undecipherable signature]