[Free] [The Hon^ble Henry Knox The Sec^y of War Philadelphia.] Sir Norfolk Sept. 9^th 1794 M^r Young who has the property of M^r Morris in care thinks it dangerous having Chimnies to the Sheds & has wrote him for further Instructions. I have Consulted a Carpenter who is of Opinion there will be no great difference in the Expence having the Sheg Houses on the Public Lott as the Pailing makes one side and from the difference in Situation there will be a Considerable Saving in the Brick Work I am told M^r Morris expects to receive $500 for the Sheds [undecipherable] if this is the Case there can be no doubt but we had better have the Accomodation on our Own Land I shall be oblig'd by as early information as possible that the Work may go on We are this day hauling up the Logs for the Foundation Every thing is in Motion Capt. Dale can describe the different Situations &c I am Sir your Ob^t Serv^t The Hon^d Henry Knox Sec^y of War W^m Pennock