[Addressed to: Samuel Hodgdon Eq^r. Philadelphia] [Endorsed: Humphreys / 25 December / 1794] [Endorsed: October 26 last] Jamberton Decem 25 1794 Samuel Hodgdon Eq^re Sir I wrote to you on the 24 Ins^t in which I mentioned that I had ten Continental Horse which would wait your order for a sale but on the 22^d Instant there was a Brig^d order if not ordering a sale to be made on the 24 the one of the above Horse was taken by Gen^l Militia commander of waggons who informs that he had [strikethrough: purchased] kept them and the remaining men was sent at publick sale — they were much woren down — I have received about eight hundred Stand of arms and more comeing in daily from the men that were furloughed tickets — those taken in hitherto are in very good order with the Baynut Cartouch boxes & Belts being — The confused manner in which the Militiamen return their arms to me prevents me from makeing you a return as yet but hope in the course of a few Days [strikethrough: hope] to give you — I am Your Mo^t Hm^t S^r Peter Hunt