[Docket: letter from Sam Floyd at Lancaster January 6. 1792 Soliciting to be employed to make Sundry Articles for public Use] [M^r William Knox acting for Col William Hodgdon— S^t H[undecipherable]] Sir Lancas^t 6^th Jan^y 1792 Our late misfortune will be the cause of nother Campaign— if you stand in need of any Warlike Stores— such as Waggons & Horse-Hamess, Pack-Horse-Bells & Collons, Tom Hawks' Shovels Spades Hose Shaw & nails Camp-Kittles &c.— I can Suply you with any of the above Articles on Reasonable Terms— as I Furnished you last fall with a small Suply I hope for further Continuance of your fav—our which will lay me under Particular Obligations if any further Information be [undecipherable: probable reading "Necessary"] I Desire you to John H Wilton Eq^s who will forward any dispatches to me. I Remain with respect your Most obed^t & Very Humble Serv^t— Sam Floyd M^r William Knox