Philadelphia 9 March 1790 Sir your letter of the 2 with its accompa-ments came [undecipherable], to hand this morning — I am glad to find Hamiltons Waggons had arrived with part of the Indian goods and that the formal Res not insist on payment to the [undecipherable] slapen — [undecipherable] whilst you request shall be forwarded shortly [undecipherable] lately employed in the department of Major [undecipherable] accounts — Both [undecipherable] considerable progress and [undecipherable] keep at a little [undecipherable] close, which I hope will be [undecipherable] finished soon — Appearances are unfavourable to the continuance of the [undecipherable] of Peace — above [undecipherable] from our [undecipherable] extraordinary, [undecipherable] very extraordinary conduct pervading the Country — the Committee on the prosperity & [undecipherable] armies have voted in favour of the measure — a long and warm debate may be expected — Inclosed you have a sketch of a late transaction in the [undecipherable] Both [undecipherable] said to be done in some of the [undecipherable] states and cautiously handing about [undecipherable] — not through [undecipherable] — nis I am Sir, your [undecipherable] obedient Servant — Samuel [undecipherable]son — Major Isaac Craig —