West Point January 13^th 1790 — 93 Sir/ Lieut Prince has made application to me for Camp Kettles and Stove for the men in the Garrison — there is but two Camp kettles in store that is fit for Service — I presume those broken that remain should be forwarded to the Store if [undecipherable] be got at about 3 or 4 from Mr. Brintle — I refer to [undecipherable] how much will be allowed to each man another [undecipherable] The Honorable I am Sir &c Major Gen^l Knox Secretary at War — West Point February 3^d 1790 Sir/ I have received your letter of 16^th Ultmo. and have hired the ten that is in for which will suffice to make the Camp better. I have contracted with M^r Brown to make 15 at [undecipherable] each, which with the 16 [undecipherable] Burback has on hand will Complete the three [undecipherable] — If you should think proper to have any more Camp kettles made — at this time they can be done — I mention this because M^r Brown does not make them himself and perhaps the man that works with him may be gone when we shall want them another time — I can also get from [undecipherable] and Brintle for the [undecipherable] the Muskets [undecipherable] have made as low as [undecipherable] The wood that we have on hand [undecipherable] will not be sufficient to last the troops that have had [undecipherable] to the last of April — which is I [undecipherable] by [undecipherable] men besides the Guard — and Lieut Prince informs me that he expects one or two officers with [undecipherable] men in a few days from Springfield from which Cap^t Burback has information — this wants 18 Cord to provide as for the present [undecipherable]. If you should think proper to have that or more [undecipherable] I can get it — more while [undecipherable] lasts. I now forward the Return of Ordnance and Barracks Stores for the Month of January 1790 The Honorable I am Sir &c Major Gen^l Knox Secretary at War — West Point March 5^th 1795 — 45 Sir/ I now forward the returns of Ordnance and Quarter Master Stores for the Month of [undecipherable] 1795 — The Honorable I am Sir &c Major Gen^l Knox Secretary at War — West Point March 10^th 1795 Sir/ I have but this moment received your letter of [undecipherable] Instant by M^r [undecipherable] — Every thing agreeable to your direction that we have here Shall be in readiness as [undecipherable] as [undecipherable]. There is not a sufficiency of Musket Cartridge Paper for to make the [undecipherable] of rounds which you have ordered to be [undecipherable], as we have but [undecipherable] on hand and all the Musket [undecipherable] is mixed and the most of them in [undecipherable] — and I have an [undecipherable] to Call them in, to the [undecipherable] wanted as it [undecipherable] to be done — another is that any [undecipherable] flannel Cartridge for [undecipherable] as their [undecipherable] — Every thing else Shall be ready — and I [undecipherable] have One hundred round more of Musket Cartridge for each Man and One hundred round for each [undecipherable] of Ordnance ready if Cap [undecipherable] Should think proper to have them [undecipherable] with the [undecipherable] I am Sir — The Honorable Major Gen^l Knox Secretary at War —