several Drafts of Major Craig — and have also foun- him 5000 Dollars, the receipt of which he has acknowledged. the remainder is Subject to your drafts or other calls of the Department. The newspapers are forwarded as usual they contain the occurrences of the day. —— I am Sir Your Most Ob't Servant, L^t James Hodgson James O'Hara Esq^r. War Departm^t June 29, 1793 [2 M G] Sir I enclose you an attested [undecipherable] of a letter to me from the Secretary of the Treasury and also a copy of my orders to Major Craig. It will remain for you to appoint some person to receive the Specie alluded to at Fort Washington. It will be [necessary?] to add, that he ought to be a person in whom —— entire confidence may be placed. —— Six thousand and three hundred New Dollars has lately been furnished Major Craig upon his requisition, and the objects contained in your estimates. The remainder amounting to Thirteen thousand, seven hundred & twenty five Dollars $&c has been advanced to M^r Hodgson to answer your drafts, according to your advice to him —— A Schedule of your requisition of the 21^st January last is enclosed. I am Sir your humble Servant [undecipherable] P. [undecipherable] James O'Hara Esq^r. Pittsburgh 30^th June 1793 [2 M G] Sir Major Mc Cutty is now setting off with a flat boat built by Joseph Chestr. this boat will I expect carry nearly all the grain [undecipherable] of M^r Sutherland's purchase at [undecipherable] Schuylers. I have sent a number of men [up?] as [undecipherable] men shall be sent forward in a few days. I find myself very much embarrassed by not being regularly supplied with money. the charges against the Quarter Master Department at this post for the present quarter year greatly exceed my expe- ctation. I am now making out the Abstract in order to have all Vouchers transmitted to the Comptroller of the Treasury by next Post, a duplicate of the abstract shall also be enclosed to you, I find it will amount to