[Letter from Sam. Hodgdon to William Knox, June 30, 1791] Pittsburg 30 June 1791 Sir M^cElsworth is not arrived — him I expect to receive your return — I can do nothing to effect without de in examining a portion of the Stores forwarded — have arrived how many, very many, I am certain must be on the road — I have heard from M^cElsworth this and expect him here to morrow — I have heard nothing of Meyer and my waggon — hope I shall very shortly for Sam my Store — I hear nothing of the Boats — I hope they are on their way — By them at least I shall expect to hear from you on an answer to mine that accompanies this — and Shall write you fully — We have nothing new — Yours Most Obedient Servant Sam^l Hodgdon M^r William Knox