[General Knox. Elizabeth Town] Sir War Office Philadelphia Sep^t 27 1793 I wrote you on the 7^th Instant a duplicate of which I now enclose you. it was addressed to you at Boston as I imagined it would have met you there, but from your letter of the 24 ins ant. from Elizabeth Town. I find your progress is retarded, I now enclose you Sundry letters, some of which came to hand last evening. which I think necsary to transmit to you as they may be of some importance Your Child is well however I shall go out to day to your house and desire the Nurse to write M^rs Knox for her Satisfaction & shall forward the letter by to morrows post I am Sir with respect— Your obedient Servant Philip Audebert [General Knox.] Over M^r Burton wishes to mention to you that he took the Key of your house immediately on the Servants going away. which has been in his possession ever Since.—