[Cover/address panel: undecipherable] [Oval stamp: 230] [Stamp: Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24, 1804. R.P.O. 401810.] Pittsburg 4^th September 1795 S^ir I am favoured with your letter of the 28^th Enclosing five thousand Dollars in Post-Notes, being in part of my requisition founded on an Estimate of Presqu' isle Establishment. I have had the Stores left in Charge of Samuel Davidson at Bedford transported to this place a part of the Trowsers are much damaged by Damp and Moths, the Camp Kettles much injured & the Blankets useless, and a number of the Knapsacks damaged, all of which are unpainted. — An Invoice of the whole is this day transmitted to the Secretary of War. Colo. Sargents arrived last Evening by him I have a letter from the Quarter Master General which informs me of a Treaty being concluded with the Western Indians on the 3^d of August to the satisfaction of all parties. — I have not yet heard of the Stationary being on the way, it is much wanted, I have been under a necessity of purchasing paper at this place to send to Presqu' isle. — I am with very great Esteem Samuel Hodgdon Esquire. Sir your H^b. Ser[vant] Isaac Craig