Pittsburg April 27^th 1798 Sir, Your letters of the 14^th & 20^th are received, the former covering Cash Invoices of Indian Goods & the latter accompanied by the News Papers. On the 21^st I found it necessary to draw on you in favor of Hugh Caldwell at fifteen days sight for one thousand dollars and this day I have drawn on you in favor of John Irwin at eight days sight for One thousand dollars, both of which sums be pleased to pay and charge as usual. With respect to the Stores sent forward by Hamilton on the 21^st ultimo, I have to remark that Bale N^o 1. Shawnee's Annuities and Box N^o 2. Delaware's have not been received & Box N^o 1. Delaware's not in invoice, is received and two boxes N^o 2 & 3. invoiced Wyandot are marked Potawatomie. [Examine what [undecipherable] is [that or] said to be Missing, whether the [undecipherable] Invoice [undecipherable] — Say [undecipherable] N^o 2 — [undecipherable]] I am Sir Your Most Obed^t Servant Isaac Craig Samuel Hodgdon Esquire Philadelphia Hamilton received for Box N^o 1. only [undecipherable] part of the Delaware Annuities, & Thomas Lindsay rect^d for Box N^o 2. only $[undecipherable], the Bale N^o 1 Shawneyes Annuities Hamilton says is gone forward. how the Invoice gone forward to Major Craig could particularize Wyandot and marked Potawatomie I cannot see [undecipherable] In the original and duplicate Invoices the are particularized I am Sir 5^th June 1798 your hum. Serv^t Sam Hodgdon