[Copy of 22 Oct. 1792 Contract Alexander Hamilton Sec'y of Treas^d and William Young and George Dannacker for supplying the [undecipherable] with Clothing for the [undecipherable]] the said William young and George Dannacker shall submit the Cloth— [undecipherable] which shall have been provided by them to the Inspection of the [undecipherable] who shall be appointed for that purpose — and that the cloth so [undecipherable] highly contracted for shall be agreeable to patterns directed by the Secretary of the Department of War [undecipherable] equal to the [undecipherable] shall [undecipherable] deposited in the Office of the said Secretary, [undecipherable] as [undecipherable] and unknown — like manner — and shall be delivered to the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] by some duly appointed to receive, and receipt for the same — Fourthly, That the [undecipherable] for the new Commissioned Officers, [Drum]— [undecipherable], not being specified in the [aforesaid] Schedule, it is agreed that [undecipherable] shall be paid for at such additional extra prices as shall be [undecipherable] agreed upon between the said Contractors and the Secretary of the Treasury. Fifthly, That the said Secretary of the Treasury on behalf of the United States shall pay or cause to be paid to the said William young and George Dannacker for the said Clothing to be furnished as in this Contract in [undecipherable] and at the different periods of delivery mentioned in the [same] article — And it is further agreed and the true intention of this [contract] that the [said] Secretary of the Treasury on behalf of the United States advance from time to time to the said William young and George Dannacker on account of the said Contract any sum, not exceeding ten thousand Dollars over and above all deliveries which shall have been made — In Witness whereof the said Secretary of the Treasury on behalf of the United States hath hereunto [undecipherable] the Seal of the Treasury [and] the said William young and George Dannacker have hereunto subscribed — at [Philadelphia] the twenty [undecipherable] day of October in the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] United States this [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Signed William Young George Dannacker Schedule of the articles and prices of Clothing agreed to in the foregoing Contract. For the Infantry and Artillery 1608 Hats .................. at seventy [undecipherable] each 4608 Coats ................. at three dollars and [undecipherable] 4608 Vests ................. at one Dollar and twenty [undecipherable] Cents each 8664 pairs [undecipherable] . at one Dollar and thirty [undecipherable] Cents each 9216 pairs of linen d^o .... at one Dollar and [undecipherable] Cents each 18376 pairs of Shoes ....... at seventy six Cents and [undecipherable] each 14460 Shirts ............... at ninety six Cents each 7936 pairs of Socks ........ at seven Cents each 4608 Blankets .............. at one Dollar and fifty three Cents each 4608 Stocks ................ at nine Cents each — 4608 Stock Clasps .......... at four Cents each — For the Cavalry 360 Caps ................... at two dollars and fifty Cents each 360 Coats .................. at three dollars and [undecipherable] Cents each 360 Vests .................. at one Dollar and [undecipherable] Cents each 360 pairs of [undecipherable] at three dollars each 720 d^o of boots .......... at three dollars and [undecipherable] Cents each 720 d^o Stockings ......... at [undecipherable] Cents each 1440 Shirts ................ at ninety six Cents each 360 Stocks ................. at nine Cents each 360 Stock Clasps ........... at four Cents each 360 Blankets ............... at one Dollar and fifty three Cents each And 1200 Rifle Shirts ...... at one Dollar and twenty Cents each Alexander Hamilton Sec'y of the Treas'y Signed William Young George Dannacker