Pittsburgh 2^d July 1793 Sir, — Your letter of the 16^th Ultimo, Inclosing three thousand Dollars in Post Notes, together with an Invoice of Clothing, is Received, Your letter of the 5^th Ultimo, accompanied by two thousand, five hundred Dollars, was also Received, and in my letter of the 12^th to the Secretary of War, Requested him to inform you of it. The Quarter Master General complains, that his Requisition for Supplys of Stores, have not been attended to, I have Inclosed a Copy of his letter to the Secretary of War, Several Expressions of which exceedingly hurt my Feelings, and particularly as I am conscious I have not neglected one Instance to Execute every part of his Order with promptitude, as far as it was in my power — I am Sir Your Most Obed^t Hum^ble Serv^t — [undecipherable: Julius C. Mg?] — Samuel Hodgdon Esq^r. Philadelphia [Letter from Major Craig — dated — 2 Aug^t 1793]