[Docketed: [undecipherable] / December [undecipherable]] [Addressed to: Major [undecipherable] / [undecipherable] / [undecipherable]] [seal] Sir— Philadelphia [undecipherable] Decem[ber] [undecipherable] I know not whether you have been informed of the allowance of Stationery to each Regiment under the new order of things — [undecipherable] a repetition can do no injury — as I know — [undecipherable] 24 Orderly Books 126 Quires folio writing Paper 132 Papers of Ink Powder 1200 Dutch quills — per annum — This may regulate the [undecipherable] of every Corps or Detachment however situated, and you will be governed by it accordingly — I am very impatiently waiting for a Return as repeatedly mentioned, — No entries to your Store account since 1^st April 1790 — for want of partial vouchers — to make this a primary want, or blame will attach — The Secretary of War has ordered me to make the requisitions a new and [undecipherable] all Delinquents — you I am sure will not be of the [undecipherable] number — I am Sir, [I want the returns up to the 1^st of the ensuing year] Major Isaac Craig — Your Most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon