[Extract of a Letter from Major General Wayne to the Secretary of War dated 2^d July 1793] Extract of a Letter from Major General Wayne to the Secretary of War dated 2^d July 1793 "I am just now inform'd by a M^r Morrison a Gentleman of Veracity, that he saw between twenty and thirty waggon loads of public Stores laying at Shippensburg about three or twenty days since — [undecipherable] been there some time, and that a M^r Harlan, who brought them that far, was of so infamous a Character that he could not hire a single team to bring them on to Pittsburgh — that he had uniformly defrauded every person with whom he has any dealings in that way — I fear that we shall ultimately be the sufferers should the water fail as last year which we have every reason to apprehend" — [From General Wayne to the Secretary of War 2^d July 1793 —] [No. 7]