From George Washington to William Irvine, 22 May 1782

sir	Head Quarters Newburgh May 22d 1782

I have been Favored with your two Letters of 20th April & 2d May, and am much obliged by your vigilance & attention.

An extract, respecting the removing and supporting the Indians, I have transmitted to the Secretary of War; and desired him to take measures for the relief & comfort of those distressed Wretches.

Any further particulars you can obtain of the Route to Niagara & its practicability, you will please to forward to me as early as possible—the more minute & circumstantial the better.

PHi: Papers of Brigadier General William Irvine.

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