must be referred to your judgement. Col^o Winchester represents the great want of arms and ammunition. May you not with propriety send part of them you have to general Habation, taking care to guard the return of them, as mentioned in my former letters on this subject. I enclose you a return* of stores which General Wayne has been directed to send to the Chickasaw's in consequence of your representations, and as an evidence of our friendship for them. Your arrival will still be anxiously expected and that you may be able to bring with you the heads of the Cherokees. Be assured the, that if you can quiet the troubles in your vicinity by pacific measures, you will render a most acceptable service to your Country and great honor to yourself. If any important event you will render information for the solicitude is great, which is excited for the anxiety of the inhabitants of your government. I have the honor to be &^c Governor Blount. } [Enclosure] *Supply for the Chickasaws. 300 Stand of Arms          1500 Bushels of Corn 2000 pounds of powder      50 pounds Vermillion 4000 Flints                    100 Bushels Salt 4000 pounds of lead          100 Gallons Whiskey Some Armourers and tools.