Philadelphia 7 June 1799 Sir — I expected to hear from you to day — but have no letter, therefore conclude you had nothing particular to communicate — I want as soon as possible the Abstracts for the first, third, and fourth quarters of Ninety eight — and the vouchers for the whole year — also an amount of stores actually on hand The first April 1799, the period I am closing your accounts to — agreably to the notice I gave you in my letter of Instructions dated th^e March last — It is of the utmost importance to you as well as the Public that these accounts accurately adjusted — I hope [undecipherable] has arrived with you, and fully justifies the expectations — I have formed of his talents for business equal as yours — Nothing New, more than the News Papers will impart — I am Sir, Your Most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon Major Isaac Craig