Philadelphia 20^th June 1793 Sir To day I received your Letter of the 28^th Instant — I was glad to find the last five thousand Dollars forwarded by Tos had safely reached you — I will inform you in my next what is to be done with your Indian accounts — Enclosed you have an Invoice of all the Clothing ordered for the Artillery, the whole is on the road, and each Waggon has an invoice of his load, which combined you will find make the aggregate as here Stated — A Copy of the enclosed is sent to the Commander in Chief, and a duplicate to the Senior Officer of Artillery — This fore-caution is used to prevent confusion — The Cavalry Clothing is now packing and will come forward in the same the Infantry will, most attended to, complete the whole supply of Clothing for the Troops — All is good, well-ed and I hope will reach you in "the same condition they leave me" I am Sir Your Most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgson [28 June 93] Major Isaac Craig —