[Plu... t] 60 XXXIV- 98 War Office, Philadelphia September 24 1793 Sir I have the pleasure to inform you that your Children & domesticks are all in good health, and that nothing materiae has accured fence you left us, as to the disorder in the city I think it much the same as it was about a week or ten days ago, M^r Burton & my self have thought it prudent to send you the enclosed letter from the President, as it may be of some importance; The other letter enclosed from the Governor of Maryland, I have notified to him the receipt of it and that you was absent. I have several other letters from the Eastward which I imagine are of a private nature therefore shall keep them till your return, M^r Burton & my self keep our healths very well, & I hope we shall continue so. We both join in wishing you an agreeable journey and