[Hon. & Sec. Hamilton Esq^r Philadelphia] [Stamp: No 29 Nov 29 W.O. 40180] Carlisle Sept. 25^th 1794 Dear Sir. I am endeavouring to collect the necessary information respecting the Irregularities that have taken place in this town in order that I may secure the Offenders before I proceed to the Westward with the Militia I find that the military Stores said to have been expected from Col. Hodgden are not arrived. the Jersey & City Militia may probably be here to morrow. I mean the Cavalry. Apprehensive that some inconve[nience] might arise from a disappointment in this particular, I have taken the liberty to suggest the circumstance that if any difficulty has occurred it may be obviated. I just now saw a person who left Pittsburgh last Friday. [strikethrough: —] he says he saw no appearance of any Militia embodying, & does not think it likely that any opposition by force of Arms is contemplated. he did not however speak positively on this point nor do I know the degree [undecipherable] of Credit to which he is entitled — I am With much respect Your Serv^t Jared Ingersoll Hon^ble A. Hamilton Esq^r [enclosed therein M^rs Ingersoll — be so good as to forward the enclosed letter to M^rs Ingersoll]