[Cover endorsement, written vertically:] [Isaac Craig —] [undecipherable] [All [undecipherable] — Copys] [(13) — archival oval stamp] [Archival stamp at upper left: Rec'd [?] State [?] Nov. 3^d N.P.O. 401310] Pittsburg 5^th June 1795 Sir, I have received your Letter of the 30^th ultimo enclosing an Invoice of Indian goods which I suppose are on their way to this place. I observe on the Invoice one cask S said to contain Spirits and one Bbl said to contain Sugar. Quer: are the Indian goods, On the 1^st of this month I took up of M^r Oliver Ormsby Merchant of this place Eight hundred and fifty Dollars and have drawn on you in his favour for that sum at Eight days sight which please to pay & charge it to [undecipherable] Q. M. Dep^t and I am still under a necessity of applying to you for a remittance of [undecipherable: probable reading Two] thousand Dollars. to which you will please to pay the necessary Attention as Early as possible. on a view of the Clothing on hand 1^st April 1795. and Comparing it with the number of men to be Clothed which will Appear on Col^l Butler's Return it will be seen that the Troops could not have been Clothed in uniform nor were they Completed at their departure not having more than sixteen Pairs of Linen Overalls for upwards of [undecipherable: probable reading five hundred] men. Campbell and his family are arrived, and now very industrious, The Militia Army has cut out work for Armourers for a considerable time. I have reason to conclude that you have forgot the set of Books for my Office I am with great Esteem Sir, Your — Hum^ble Servant Isaac Craig — [Address:] Sam^l Hodgdon Esq^r Philad^a