Philadelphia 1^st April 1796 Sir, Every Article put into the Public Stores per your Brig is now forwarded many more are due on your Estimates and Indents but are not yet provided they will be forwarded as they come to hand. I will hand you to acknowledge the receit of the Stores, and note the time in which they arrive and the order in which they are delivered and whether the whole answer to Invoice — I hope and expect your Ship will be first at her the political Horizon thickens. I am aprehensive it will be found that the whole number; Say as originally contemplated will be wanted shortly adieu — I am Sir Your most Obed Servant Samuel Hodgdon Capt^t Thomas Truxton Delaware or Thunder. Philadelphia 1^st April 1793 Sir, Will Enclose a copy of my accounts for the [undecipherable] ending with the last month as they commence they will also Close Old accounts. I must be much obliged to you, looking them and a immediate examination. With Sentiments of Esteem I am Sir Your Most Obed Serv^t Samuel Hodgdon Richard Harrisons by ( Soldier, Philadelphia 1^st April 1793 Sir, By order of the Secretary of War I send you, a Vessel a Box containing as per Invoice — let me know when you receive them — I am Your most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon Erasius William Books —