[Address panel: Colonel [undecipherable] / three water Street / No 7[undecipherable]] [Endorsement, upper right: Capt from [undecipherable] / [undecipherable] 1796 / [undecipherable] / 1796] [Archival stamp: Received / [undecipherable] / R.C. [undecipherable]] Captain Wade has the pleasure to present his respects to Col[onel] [undecipherable] — should have seen himself the pleasure of visiting him this day — but for his busi[ness] at War office — as [undecipherable] will have time to — morrow morning on a visit to him for the [undecipherable] — [undecipherable] Captain Wade by [undecipherable] him with the Clothing specified in the order — & which John [undecipherable] his Waiter[s] will hand him — Phila Oct^r 29, 1796 In a memorandum which Cap^t de Butts gave Cap^t Wade at [undecipherable], he suggested an enquiry might be made at Colonel Hodgdon's office for a Trunk, containing Cap^t de Butts's Clothing &c — which he said was to be [undecipherable] on with the Commander in Chief — [undecipherable] will Colonel Hodgdon be so obliging as to inform Cap^t Wade if he knows any thing about this Trunk? — Nov 29, 1796 The Trunk with a [undecipherable] was [undecipherable] by James [undecipherable: probable reading Tilton] [undecipherable] on the [undecipherable] of [undecipherable] 96 to Maj[or] [undecipherable: probable reading Craig]