Philadelphia 28^th June 1798. Sir, To enable me to pay seven accepted Bills drawn by the Quarter Master General, amounting to three thousand nine hundred Dollars and to make advances to Waggoners going with Clothing and Stores to the Army a further Sum of Eleven hundred Dollars is required — For these two Objects be pleased to direct a Warrant in favor of the Quarter Master Gen^l. for Five thousand Dollars to be issued and charged as usual — Sam^r James McHenry Esq^r Secretary of War Sir Your most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon Philadelphia 28^th June 1798. Sir, By order of the Secretary of War, I send to your address a further Supply of Muskets and Military Stores, answering to the enclosed Invoice and Bills of Lading all which I hope will get safely to hand. I conclude you have his direction relative to their destination and use. Sam^r Sir Your Most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon — John Habersham Esq^r Savannah