Now I have all four images. The primary document is the letter (image 2) with its wrapper/docket (image 1). Image 3 is a modern archival separator page; image 4 is a letterbook copy of the same letter, which I'll use to help fill in the portions obscured by blots in the original. --- [Docket on cover: [undecipherable] from Craig [undecipherable] / Recd [undecipherable] [undecipherable] — / [undecipherable] pt [undecipherable]] [Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24, 1894. R.P.O.401310.] Pittsburg 12^th June 1795. Sir, Your Letter of the 2^nd Ins^t enclosing an Invoice of Sundry Stores & that of the 6^th are this moment received. I shall attend to your Instructions respecting the Officers Stores &c The Indian Goods that have already arrived are nearly all sent forward. M^r Anthony Foster has taken charge of all the Chicasaw Goods that have yet arrived, together with sundry Articles furnished at this place. Priestly the waggoner is this moment arrived & says he has left one half his load on the Alleghony Mountain for which he is to return. I have enclosed herewith a Return of Provisions up to the 1^st of June. — I am now apprehensive that the Estimate made by Colo. Butler for the Troops at the upper Posts on which my requi=sition on the Contractors for Provision was founded was greatly too large, this has been Occasioned by the Troops being unexpectedly ordered down the Ohio, by which means too great a quantity of Provision is now on hand. Samuel Hodgdon Esq. I am with great respect Philadelphia. Yours. [signature]