Pittsburg 13^th May 1795 Sir, I have received your letters of the 9^th Instant. The Blank forms shall be provided immediately for the Cherokees and sent forward carefully packed up with the Indian Goods you mention. On the 29^th Ultimo I enclosed in my letter to Samuel Hodgdon Esq. an Invoice of Indian Goods the property of Capt. James J. Moran of this place, which he offers to sell to the United States from the wishes to know if they are wanted. I presume Mr. Hodgdon has handed you the Invoice as requested. The Cloathing that Mr. Hodgdon informs me is now on the way is not adequate to the Recruits at this Post which are still encreasing and already amount to upwards of three Hundred Infantry & cavalry. I am Sir your Obedient Able Servant Honble Timothy Pickering Esq. Secretary of War. Isaac Craig.