West Point June 18th 1788 I have Received your Letter of 10th Instant, with the Invoice of One hundred and thirty four Suits of Cloth, - by Mr Ketchum - After Counting the Clothing, [undecipherable] it all right, but One Blanket, which is wanting - which I think was miscounted in the packing as the Boxes appeared never to have been Opened since they was first packed up - As I took it be your Intention when here, to have all the old Carriages Burnt, and the Iron Stored - I have begun upon them and will thank you for an Order for so doing - Also wither I shall put the Iron Ordnance out in the Fort upon Skids - If you should think proper, Mr Morrow wishes to purchase some of the old Cartridge Boxes - upon his account of Repairing the Arms - I have given Mr Ketchum a Certificate for transporting the Nine Boxes of Clothing - I am sir, etc. - The Honorable Major General Knox Secretary at War -