Situation of the several Posts under your immediate charge or Command, with such observations as may occur: — with interim I have the pleasure to inform you that the recruiting service has been attended with better forces than we had reason to expect, from the lateness of the season; And we have a flattering prospect of completing the Legion of the United States, in the course of the summer. I will write you more fully in a few days and hope to send you a copy of the proposed arrangement of the Army. You will please to give me from time to time as early information as possible of any hostile intention or movements of the Enemy, and, [underline: interesting] events that may take place in your Quarter. & rest assured of every support & the power of Your most obt. Serv.^t Anty Wayne Brig. Gen^l James Wilkinson J^no D. Washington [To Major Gen^l Knox N^o 3 Sec. War] Pittsburgh, June 22. 1792 Dear Sir, I have this moment recd yours of the 15 inst per post with the enclosures; and will pay due attention to every part of the instructions you have been pleased to communicate