Knoxville June 5^th 1794. Sir Inclosed are the Muster Rolls, Inspection and Provision returns for the Present Month. On the 2^d instant, I received part of the Company cloathing, and a Medicine Chest. The remainder and most material part of the cloathing are yet at or near New London in Virginia. such as the [undecipherable] Vests, and the Sergeants and Musics cloathing. I have engaged a Man of a good [undecipherable] to bring them on in Seven Weeks to be at this place— Forty seven pair of Linnen Overalls, Twenty two pair of Woollens, and six Blankets are unfit for service by being wet and putrid on the ground. A considerable part of the Medicine has leaked out of the Bottles and no doubt to the [undecipherable] sent in the Medicine Chest. I continue to file the Muster Rolls of the Militia in your Office as usual I am Sir with respect and esteem Your Ob^t Servant Wm Rickard [Address: David Henley esquire / Agent of the War Department, / Territory S.W. of the Ohio / Philadelphia] --- [Private] Colonel Hinly — June 5^th 94 I want your directions respecting the Militia Muster Rolls of this place as well as a large bundle from Colonel Hayes of Cumberland received in April last — My cloathing are detain[ed] on the road — & the troops have not less than eleven months pay due — The militia about four or five hundred in number. Requested, partly demanded two mutineers confined in irons to be liberated — policy dictated my compliance — fine times — these mutineers were two Soldiers of my company who threted the life of Ens^t Davidson. McKee gave a few articles to some Indians which was the cause — This neuse is not wrote you in an official manner — I am with respect Your friend Wm Rickard