Treasury Department Sept. 23^d 1794 Your two letters of the 25^th are before me — It will be agreeable to me that you have made and forwarded to Fort Cumberland as many Jackets & [undecipherable] as you will be able to get there by the 15. of October, sending them forward as fast as they are ready — The Jackets ought to be of some of the stuffs of which Sailors Jackets are usually made, and like them without Skirts, but of sufficient length of Body to protect well the Bowells. The Trowsers or rather overalls ought also to be of some strong coarse cheap Woolen Stuff. It will be well to know here early what you think you can accomplish them on this particular — Let them be sent forward addressed to the order of Gen^l Miller acting Quarter Master General — Inform General Smith of this order — With great Consideration I esteem I am Sir Your Ob^t Serv^t [undecipherable] P.S. Being about to leave Town for the Westward you will address your future communications re=specting the Military supplies to [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Dep^y [signed] George Yale Dep^y