Philadelphia March 17 1792 On the 6 instant I forwarded for you by Charles Anderson a Sizable bundle of Army Stores agreeable to your Request, and at same time a Box containing two Reams of Writing Paper, I wrote you at same time by Anderson informing thereof but as this will go by Post I thought it would be proper to inform you again thereof as I expect this will reach you before Anderson's waggon can arrive — I enclose a letter for M^r Clairnothy Clark to M^r Hodgson, the latter I wish you to forward to visit Washington for being present & as he is to remain there as has been refused him but I expect you can Ascertain and if he returns all M^r H to be for thee letter can read him there — I wish you to return it here by Post or Otherwise — Pray if it is in your power let us hear something of M^r Hodgson — My family are receiving Anxious to hear from him. And General Knox, We often inquire of one another. I have heard from him or there — [undecipherable] what delays him — we are all busy & Industrious in taking Contracts for Supplying Militia & Frontier Under him & in taking care Yours Sincerely W^m Knoxl [To] Isaac Craig