[N° 2] [Recorded / [undecipherable] / R.P.O. No [undecipherable]] [Docket: Isaac Craig / Pittsburg / [undecipherable] / Sam^l. Hodgdon Esq^r. / Philadelphia] [N° 2] Pittsburg 5 July 1798 — Sir I have received Your Letter of the 28 Ultimo together with A Return of Clothing [undecipherable] to be on the Road to this Place. I expected by this Post A further Supply & C^t to have enabled one to have discharged the Claims against the War M Departm^t up to the fore of this Month. I was very anxious in my Present Situation having agreed to instructions of the Lieu Gen^l made considerable Purchase of Forage Horses Waggons Boats Iron &c. for all of which I am Accountable— The Del^ga. Promised to Establish funds for one in Philadelphia, but this has not been done. his letters may have miscarried or some [undecipherable] may have preferred to prevent him. I have no doubt as to the Sincerity of his intention. Be Pleased to take the trouble of finding one about 100^th Loaf Sugar. Mr Craig concludes that the late letters from India have not brought any Chintz with them — I am Sir your Most Humble Obedient Servant Isaac Craig Sam^l. Hodgdon Esq^r. — Philadelphia