[Docketing: Captain [undecipherable] [undecipherable: Prince?] / Port Tobacco March 1800 / [Relative?] to P[t.?] Indians, an / [account?] of clothing [undecipherable] / [authorised?] with [undecipherable]] [Address: to / Samuel Hodgson Esq / Commissary General / Philadelphia] Sir Port Tobacco March 1^st 1800 I inclose you have [undecipherable: Mayo / Major?] William [C.?] Beaty certificates for [undecipherable] Military Coats furnished the Soldiers under my Command also three Blankets; these articles I was induced to furnish as it had [a] tendency to encourage the Recruiting business — Clothing from the State at that time could not be had, I did not think it necessary to send Vouchers for the different articles, the Certificate note, I hope be sufficient to convince you [undecipherable: that?] Clothing have been by me furnished. Should any thing further be Required to substantiate the Claims I shall be glad to hear from you on the Subject, on the contrary whatever the State may think proper to allow me for such Clothing, will be thankfully Received when with Convenience — With Resp^t I am Sir your [undecipherable] [undecipherable]