Pittsburgh 26 September 1794 Sir In Consequence of the frequent deficiency of men the Garrison of Fort Fayette has been Augmented, additional duties therefore became necessary, I am Accordingly agreeable to the Orders of Col^l Butler, Enlarging the Barracks & building a third House in one of the Bastions of the Post, this business is going on with the greatest Expedition & economy possible — Two Boxes of Eight by Six Window Glass will be wanted for the Barracks, for which I have this day Write to M^r Hodgdon — Late Accounts from Head Quarters Say that Gen^l Wayne has defeated the Indians near Rouchebout, Killed upwards of one hundred of them at the loss of two Officers & 20 Men Killed & 70 Wounded — I am Sir Your Most Obedt Ham^t & Serv^t [signature] [To] His Honour Henry Knox [remainder illegible]