[From Gen^l Knox — Jeffⁿ War. N^o 1] War department April 13^th 1792 Sir The President of the United States, by and with the advice & consent of the Senate has appointed you Major General, and of course commanding officer of the [undecipherable: the army] of the troops of the United States. — You will please immediately to signify your acceptance or non acceptance of this appointment In order that you may judge of the pay, Rate of Emoluments for the Commissioned [strikethrough: officers] and non commissioned officers & privates in the service of the United States I enclose you the act of Congress relative to the Military Establishment. In case of your acceptance, you will please to file the oath of Office as prescribed by Law. I am Sir, your humble Servant Knox [undecipherable: Jeffⁿ War] Major Gen^l Anthony Wayne --- [From Gen^l Knox — Jeffⁿ War N^o 2] War department June 15. 1793 Sir I have had the honor to receive your letter of the 4^th inst. I shall enclose you a Schedule of the troops, by the next post, who have been ordered to march, & of those who will be ordered immediately to march to Pittsburgh. They will amount to one thousand — Staben Company is full and is ordered on — Major Rudolph, who has arrived, will as soon as he has mustered & inspected & put Staben troop in motion forwards, push on to Pittsburgh, in order to repair to Kentucky. Captains Faulkner, Sparks, & Butlers companies are to be armed, accoutred & clothed from Pittsburgh — Major Craig must make the distribution — Springers clothing & equipments will be left at Bedford or forwarded to Pittsburgh. It is intended that Cap^t Thomas Lewis, Havill Lewis, [undecipherable: Juniper] to Hugh Caperton, and Alexander Gibson [undecipherable: Juniper] to W^m Lewis, should be armed & equipped & clothed at Point Pleasant at the Mouth of the great Kenhawa, of scinen their arms & accoutrements