War department, 11^th September 1793. Sir I have received your letter of the 5^th of July with its enclosure, being the proceed ings of the Legislature of North Carolina on your case, and which were transmitted to the President of the United States. The investigation and decision made by the Legislature of North Carolina on the complaints exhibited against you will be sufficient to place your conduct in writing to M^r M^cGillivray in a proper point of view. This decision must be satisfactory to your friends, and will probably silence your enemies — As Governor Blount is invested with the office of superintendent