100 recruits will march from Carlisle on the 25^th Instant for this place & must immediately descend the Ohio if the river is open at the time of their arrival, if not they are to continue at Pittsburgh; he also informs me that despatches are now preparing at the War Office, for the Commander in Chief and directs me to have a light boat - prepared & manned by the 28^th instant, to carry them to Fort Washington. — Two tons of Iron, that is now on the way from Carlisle, shall be sent forward as soon as it arrives. I have continued to send forward, Axes, Horseshoes with nails, Camp Kettles, & pack Saddles by every opportunity, & I presume that all the Articles manufactured here and sent forward have been of the best quality. — The world is all anxiety for the fate of your Campaign — a report that comes Via Niagara & Genesee say you have obtained a complete Victory. — [undecipherable] Isaac Craig [Col. O'Hara, Jnr. Qr. Phil.^r 25.^th Nov. 1793] Sir, Agreeably to the information conveyed to you in my last. I was forwarded by Col. Mentges two [undecipherable] in post notes, answering to the enclosed Invoice. I hope they will go safely & Speedily to hand, by next post I shall be able to write you fully relative to the remaining part of your requisition, the whole of which I have no doubt will shortly be put into my hands. All the Drafts the