[from State Dep't No. 21, 394, 8 [undecipherable]] Lamberton June 14 1794 Sir I have your favour of the 12 current informing that you are in want of Lumber &as of Bill inclosed; am sorry to inform you that it is not in my power to furnish it at this time several of our principal mills for cutting of Timber haveing lost their dams by the late freshes puts it of thier power to contract — I have on hand a quantity of Seasoned white pine Boards, which can be dilivered to you on the shortest notice at the prices at foot — I am Sir Your Mo^st Humb^le Ser^t Peter Hunt Samuel Hodgdon Esquire Philad^a In white pine . . . . 100/– Thru quarter do . . . 90/– [verso: Samuel Hodgdon Esquire Philadelphia; Letter from Peter Hunt Lamberton June 14 1796]