Lamberton 19 Sept 1794 Sir Yours of the 18^th I not have received I dont on yesterday two Loads of Tents & Tinder or — I am making every exertion to forward on the Remainder which hope I shall be able to accomplish by to Morrow evening tho at This Season of the year it ever has difficulty in procureing waggons the Persons being generally employed for this purpose being Generally engaged & the Farmers backward in leaving their Business With respect I remain Your Most obedient Ser^t S. Samuel Hodgdon Esquire Lamberton Sept 20 1794 Samuel Hodgdon Esq^r Sir I received yours of yesterday I am Sorry that not two Horses of two of the Tents or one as I advised by Mr Nicholson have been found the remainder will be found as by the first Opportunity what remains are I will be right Subject to your Order I [undecipherable] no other further [undecipherable] [undecipherable] I remain your Most [undecipherable] duly [undecipherable] Peter [undecipherable]