Philadelphia 6^th July 1798. Sir, Your favour of the 29^th Ultimo was put into my hand this morning — your several drafts shall as usual meet due honor — and with pleasure I will give up Bache, and send you Finnie. The women are perplexed to find their Letters from their friends some pass through the War Office, some through Simmons, and some come to me. In future it will be best to put them under one cover and give them one direction — All the Supplies to replace those taken on by the General are on the road, as is a considerable Quantity of Clothing — Adieu — I am Sir Your most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon [Major Isaac Craig] Philadelphia 6 July 1798. Sir I have received your letter the drafts you mention shall meet due honor. Captain Ernest has drawn on me to the amount of Six Thousand five hundred dollars in addition to his drafts before accepted of these he informs me he has advised you — I am Sir Your Most Obedient Servant, Samuel Hodgdon. Colonel John Wilkins 2^nd G.