[James O'Hara Esq^r D. M. G. —] Phil^a 6^th July 1793 Sir In my last I informed you that I had received a Warrant for the remains of the 25,000 dol^s after deducting the amount of Bills drawn on me — the amount 18,698 dollars since 1300 have been sent to Craig, and your drafts amounting to 341 dollars have come to hand and met due honor, the Settlement I trust that upon my honor the same on hand — I am happy to hear your purchases in Kentucky have been fortunate and Satisfactory — I have this day informed Major Craig of your authorizing him to draw on me for money to enable him to fill his drafts in consequence will be attended to — The supplies on a former order for the current year punctually forwarded — The small magazine will follow immediately together with a further Supply of Moulding Bars — The Arms contract here, Powder I do not — all the Artillery Clothing is gone on — The last of the Cavalry goes off tomorrow, and the Infantry will follow as fast as transportation can be procured — The Department will have reason to believe the Kept does in countenance — The The expense is very considerable. Alexey P^r Sam Swargen R^t [undecipherable: Wentum?]