West point July 20^th 1790 Sir The inclosed is a report made to me by the Quarter Master of the Garrison by my order for the purpose of making you acquainted with the state and condition in which [strikethrough: they] where received the packages of Clothing forwarded to this place by Melaneton Smith Esq^r of New York. You will see by the report where the deficiency is, agreeably to the estimate made in January & February by Colonel Rochefontaine. I could wish your attention to the second Note in the report. Your punctuality and general uniformity in public business leaves me in no [strikethrough: doubt] but this Garrison will be as well furnished with Clothing as any other part of the Army of the United States while you are at the head of the department. I am Sir with respect your Most Obt Serv^t Jno Ingersoll Capt Commanding [Address leaf: Samuel Hodgson Esq^r / Intendant of Stores / Philadelphia] [Docket upper right of address leaf: Capt Ingersoll / July 20. 1790 —] [Enclosure cover, severely damaged; docket text partially legible: Abstract of the State of / Clothing of [the?] [undecipherable] / at [West Point?] / [undecipherable] / [undecipherable]]