[undecipherable] Fort Pitt 19 May 1791 Sir I have this day Received your favor of the [undecipherable] Instant, to Your Instructions therein I shall pay particular Attention. I have delivered Arms to Cap^t Powers and Sloughs Companies, who have both Arrived at this Post. No part of Major Clarks Battalion have yet come forward, but are Expected in a few days. One hundred Suits of Cloathing and One Hundred Blankets have Arrived, but no Tents. Sunday Ordnance & Quarter Master Stores this day came to hand — which will be particularly Enumerated on my Return. Lyness Post — amongst which several Pack Saddles much damaged, which appears to have been Unavoidable, the Wagginer being a very careless Man — Pack Saddles could have been furnished here for 2/3 p^r Saddle that would have Answered the purpose as well. We have frequent Accounts of Murders being Committed by Indians on our Frontiers, several parties of them have penetrated ten, fifteen & twenty Miles into the Country. Would it not be prudent to order any Stores or unarmed parties that may hereafter come forward, to take the Glade Road, on their way to this place. Capt^t Simsburg has wrote me to Reserve for his Company Puft Bayonet Britts, Snyder has an order for them. I mention this least Capt^t Simsburg should be disappointed by any Neglect in forwarding these Articles. I am Sir Your Obed^t Hum^ble Serv^t Isaac Craig