Colonel Samuel Hodgdon Reading Oct^r 3. 1794 D^r Sir Mr Jackson has arrived here and brought me the account of the last Stores which you spited to him — Inside herewith Obliged to you for an exact Return of the different Articles [underline: actually delivered] on the several Orders which I have drawn on you which please forward to me at head Quarters After limiting the Stores with the utmost Care I find I Shall be deficient in the following Articles to wit 2 Markeess 50 horsemans Tents } 2 pols 160 Common Tents } 1800 Knapsacks 1000 [undecipherable] 100 Canteens Camp Kettles without which the Doctors from three Counties will be greatly deficient and must entreat the favour of You to forwards those Articles as quickly as possible to Carlisle Advise me when I may expect them — Horse Shoes will be much in demand for which no doubt you will make the necessary Arrangement. The President & G^r Hamilton left this place yesterday morning — I follow them this day at noon Relying on your Attention being present respite And am D^r Sir Yours sincerely [undecipherable] [particulars more Correct in my Statement of wants from Carlisle] [undecipherable]