[Endorsed: [undecipherable] 19 Sep^t / [undecipherable] of Arms / forwarded to [undecipherable] Reading / forwarded [undecipherable]] [Stamp: Received from State Dep.^t P.O.401310] [229] Samuel Hodgdon, Esquire Philadelphia [Postmark: Trenton 19 Sep^t] Lamberton 19. Septem^r 1794. Sir, Yours of the 18^th inst. have received & Sent on yesterday six Loads of Arms to Reading and am making every exertion to forward on the remainder which hope I shall be able to accomplish by tomorrow evening tho at this season of [the Year] discover some difficulty in procuring Waggers; the persons keeping Teams entirely for this purpose being generally engaged, and the Farmers backward in leaving their business — With respect, I remain Your most obed^t Serv^t Peter Hunt Samuel Hodgdon Esquire P.H. Camp Kettls are much wanted also axes & Spads — Jno. Bloomfield wants a musket and rather than not to have it will pay the value him self — Y^r &c P. Hunt