Sir:
I rec'd Y'rs of the 21st Ult'o, and as S'r Jno. St. Clair will probably be With You before y's, I must refer You to him. I sent Y'r former Let's to Carolina forw'd some Time since, and shall soon write the Gov'r the Reasons for Y'r Remaining at the Camp. My Money is exhausted,
hav'g p'd to Mr. Dick 2,000£ last Week. Calender was to deliver the Horses at the Camp, and on produc'g a Receipt he has my Obligat'n to pay him, and if he does not Comply I must order a Prosecut'n, and the same for Perkins. The Flour from Phila'a will come dear; but as there is a Waggon Road from thence to Winchester, it's tho't Proper to make y't Place the Magazine, and I have wrote Mr. Allen accordingly, but have not re'd his Answer. I am much hurried, and must therefore leave off, assur'g You I am with Respect,
P. S.—Gen'l Braddock I expect this Night from Hampton, two of the Transports being arrived.