Pittsburg 17^th June 179[6?] Sir Your letter of the 10^th in^st enclosing 2000 dollars in Post notes is received. On the 11^th ins^t I drew on you in favor of George Stevenson for 500.8[0?] dollars at eight days sight which be pleased to pay and charge us usual. I was in hopes the last General return of Stores might have answered the purpose as in it was ascertained the Contents of the several Packages formerly omitted. A Return to express all the purposes you mention must be on an entire new plan which will of course be much more extensive than that hitherto adopted — You say that the name of the person of whom the Stores are received and to whom they are delivered must be inserted — Am I to understand by this that the name of every waggoner of