[extract] of a letter from Brig Gen [Wilkinson] to the Secretary of War — dated — Fort Washington, Nov^r th 1792. "It is with infinite pleasure, I here now bear testimony to the excellent quality of the Clo- thing (in general) which has come to hand, the fault is the confusion in the invoices, and pack- ages, [and] the disproportion of the articles that we [issue] are attended by much difficulty, and It is impossible for me to pay at this time, whe- ther we have received our ample Supply or not, nor can this be ascertained, until we have broke up every package, and opened the articles." [extract] of a letter from Samuel Ste[ele?], commissary of [military] Stores to Brig Gen [Wilkinson] — dated — Nov 9 1792. "I left [Pittsburg] in October 1792, [and] delivered to major [Sears] [being] for eight invoices military public property of the [United] States. By re- ceipt of major being halted at [Marietta], and delive- ring things, and also given to Capt Jonathan [Haskell] — [move] to complete Captain [Haskell]'s invoice, [as from] [noted] in this book, and as [such] an [undecipherable]