Sam'l Hodgden Esq. Philad. Steubenville Ohio Feb'y 6^th 1801 Sir I wish to ascertain whether [undecipherable: an] Invoice of Pork was sent by the [undecipherable] at [undecipherable] in the Month of April or may 1799 for the delivery of any Cap^t [undecipherable] there for Merchandize — you will therefore be pleased to examine the accounts of Hugh [undecipherable: Heaton] who is stated to have been the appointed [undecipherable] there or any other person who was in the Commissary Department as that time to inform me of the result as soon as [undecipherable]. The [undecipherable] in question is [undecipherable] which [undecipherable] my letter to you of the 10^th and your reply (which I recieve in course) of the 11 Dec last — [undecipherable] Mess' Freeman & [undecipherable: Painer] February [undecipherable]^th 1801 Charleston S:C: Gentlemen You will recieve from the [undecipherable] of the Revenue at Charleston (M^r [undecipherable] Esq.) the sum of thirty three dollars & [undecipherable] [undecipherable] being the amount of your account for printing general orders to divers Officers & [undecipherable] respecting the obtaining of warrants for bounty lands; for which sum you will [undecipherable] to grant your duplicate receipt — [undecipherable]