[Sir] West Point May 19^th 1789 — I have received your letter of 9 Instant by M^r [undecipherable] Ingells, and have delivered him Forty Tons of Old Cannon [undecipherable] and find agreeable to the valued Invoice — which makes in the whole nearly [undecipherable] Ten — and I expect there will be about Fifty Two more — There is also better than five Tons of Wrought Iron on hand — I am Sir &c — The Hon^ble Major Gen^l Knox Secretary at War — [Sir] West Point May 20^th 1789 — I received your letter of 21 Instant and have Mustered Capt Burbeck's Company — and the detachment of General Harmar's Regiment — duplicate Rolls of which is enclosed — I never received but two months pay for any of the men — and that one from Capt Brady — which receipts Cancelled by Transferring to [undecipherable] Laces Receipt, and Capt Brady returned one Mine — I am Sir &c — The Hon^ble Major General Knox Secretary at War —