[Received From State Dep't. Nov. 2[undecipherable] [undecipherable]. R.P.O.401310.] Pittsburgh 4^th July 1800 Sir I have received Your letter of the [undecipherable] I am glad are all at last are agreed with respect to [undecipherable] in March 1794. Col O'Hara is to set out for Your City in a few days & from thence proceed to the Seat of Government. Pray have You an opportunity of Enquiring of your friends at Boston for a Man well Skilled in the [undecipherable] Window Glass making & otherwise Qualified to [undecipherable] man in a Manufactory where there is [undecipherable] to be imployed Germans Employed at this place, Such a Man well recommended will meet good Encouragement. There is nothing New here Except that the Citizens of our town Seem Generally disposed to Celebrate this Day — I am Sir your Obedient Servant Isaac Craig Jon Hodgdon Esq^r Phila^a [Endorsement: Received the within from Major Isaac Craig July 4^th 1800. Jacob Hase acting D^r M^r Serg^t. Entered Pa 145. Examined.] Return for Cloathing for one Recruit in Garrison at Fort Fayette Fort Fayette July the 4. 1800. | Hats | Coats | Vests | Shirts | Linnen over alls | Stocks | Shoes [pr.] | Blankets | [undecipherable] | [undecipherable] | |------|-------|-------|--------|------------------|--------|-------------|----------|------------------|------------------| | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 18 | 34 | The Deputy pay Master Gen^l will — P. Hase Acting D^r M^r Serg^t. Deliver one hat one Coat one vest two Shirts two pair of Linnen over alls one Stock one pair of Shoes one Blanket agreeable to the above Return — [signature] [signature] Reg^t