Carlisle Nov 7^th 1794 [undecipherable] leader of Infantry [undecipherable] difficulty that [undecipherable] in a hundred [undecipherable] — I have the promise of two teams that will go in two or three days but the Cloathing is not yet arriv[undecipherable] the wagons loaded [undecipherable] the shoes left this yesterday for Bedford the were [undecipherable] money and Refused going any furthe[r] I told them that I would have money on their Return and [undecipherable] as much as would take them home [undecipherable] leader is [undecipherable] and every [undecipherable] thing is dear the wagoners will scarcely go — you [undecipherable] to me to [undecipherable] standing Debts at this post — I have [undecipherable] the wagons [undecipherable] parts of Jersey [undecipherable] ferrieges of [undecipherable] [undecipherable] cam[undecipherable] that [undecipherable] disachanged and sweeta[undecipherable] [undecipherable] money I borrowed for Temple & Martin we [undecipherable] I hav not one Shilling and can not get a wagon to m[undecipherable] without advanceing [undecipherable] lars to [undecipherable] to Pittsburg[h] [undecipherable] the Remainder on their Return — this Day I bought [undecipherable] promised payment in a few Days [undecipherable] respect and [undecipherable] return your [undecipherable: probable reading Parker]