Sir, Philadelphia 11^th July. 1799 Enclosed you have an account of Clothing delivered the twelve Regiments to the present day. The Store is totally exhausted of some articles, particularly Coats, but an exertion is making to obtain a supply, and I hope in my next letter to be able to inform you a considerable number is on hand —— With Respect and esteem, I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, Samuel Hodgdon Philadelphia, 11 July 1799. [Gen. Alex. Hamilton—] Sir, One hundred and twenty four common Tents remain in the public Store this may subject to order; there are also New Horseman's Tents which is said to be damaged, but which perhaps may be made useful by mending or repairing the injured parts. One hundred and forty four common Tents are under order and packed up for the Sixth Regiment waiting for transportation — Twenty three of the common Tents want repairs — I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, Samuel Hodgdon James McHenry, Esq^r. Secretary of War.