[Miller to Knox, Gray — 26 May 1793] [Received May 31. 1793 R.C.A. Clerk] S^ir Pittsburgh 26^th May 1793 — The Wabash Indians are Arrived, I have paid each of the Waggoners, Ten Dollars, and inclosed their Receipts — the owners of the Waggoners to Account w^th you for this Money on Settlement — Cap^t Pria has Applied to me for Money in order to enable him to proceed, I have had no Instructions from the Secretary of War, that will justify, my advancing Money to Cap^t Pria, I will therefore thank you to inform General Knox of this Circumstance — a [undecipherable] at is now Ready to carry them to Fort Washington, but their Baggage will not be here, in less than two Weeks, and in that time, as I Presume Cap^t Pria is not much of an Oeconomist, A Considerable Charge will Accrue [strikethrough: in that time] — I am Sir your Obed^t Hum^ble Serv^t Sam^l. Hodgdon Esq^r. Philadelphia — [undecipherable: Jn^o Craig?]