[Major Gen Knox — N^o 1] [Just Answ] York 4^th June 1792. Dear Sir, I was much pleased to find upon my arrival at Lancaster, that Lieut^t. Mc Campbell had enlisted Forty recruits for the Dragoon service, which when added to those at Elizabethtown will fully complete Cap Stake's troop — a circumstance that will probably induce you, to order them for Pittsburg immediately. — I am also happy to hear from Cap Delknan that he has enlisted to the amount of one hundred Riflemen who are now in Washington, but destitute of Arms or Clothing — he is this far on his way to Phil^a in order to Settle some recruiting accounts of the last Campaign — and is very solicitous to proceed having come upwards of 200 miles, an indulgence that I am induced to grant him, in consideration of his success in recruiting; especially as he promises to return with all possible expedition. May I take the liberty to reiterate my request that you will be so obliging, as to order on all the troops both Cavalry & Infantry, now raised, for the purpose of being organized & disciplined: and Cause one to be with them Arms of most ult Ham^t Serv^t. Anty Wayne [M^r. Gen Knox Just Answ]