James O'Hara Esq Q M G Phl^a: 6^th July 1793 Sir In my last Informed you that I had received a warrant for the remains of the [underline: 25,000 Dol] after deducting the amount of Bills drawn on me the amount 18,096 dollars since 1800 have been sent to Craig, and your drafts amounting to 5[undecipherable] Dollars have gone to hand and met due honor, this Settlement I present that you may know the state on hand I am glad to find your purchases in Kentucky have been fortunate and Satisfactory — I have this day informed Major Craig of your authorising him to draw on me [undecipherable] to sustain his [undecipherable] his drafts in consequence will be attended to. The supplies on your indent for the current year are chiefly forwarded; the smaller ones will follow immediately together with a further Supply of Military Stores. Viz:^t Arms Cartouch boxes, Powder & Lead — 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 [he] Kept [well] in countenance — The The expence is very considerable. Adimy I am Sir yours [&c] [undecipherable: Jams Hodgdon]