Fort Pitt March 30 1791 Dear Sir I have Received your favor of the 17th inst together with the [Twenty?] Boxes of Jesse Harland, for which I have paid him Ten dollars, Please to accept of my most greateful acknowledgements, for your Attention to those Articles I have Inclosed a Return of the Stores already come to Hand. They all appear in good Order Except one Barrell of Powder. the Barrel is damaged, but none of the powder lost as the weight is now the same, as that marked on it. the Waggoner having put it in a long Bagg as soon as he discovered the Cask Injured I have informed Genl Knox that the Store House cannot be made perfectly Secure, it is an old Log Building badly Constructed, and considerably decayed; I have made such Repairs, as was Indispensibly Necessary only; I am making some Repairs, and Alternations on the Magazine, which I Expect will make a very safe Depositary for powder and fixed Amunition I am SirYour Obedt Hunbl ServtIsaac Craig Saml Hodgdon Esqr[undecipherable] Master Genl