The Warrant you recd. from us by Express from General Washington against Fletcher Matthews, was intended for James Matthews, who by an unlucky mistake we understood to be named Fletcher.1 Be pleased therefore to forbear executing the said Warrant—We have given one to Mr. Allison against James Matthews which we are desirous should be served without Delay—as also against William Forbes a Tanner & Currier by Trade about five miles from Goshen—and one Clarke who has been a Schoolmaster about Eight or nine miles from Goshen—Forbes is said to be a tall, dark complectioned man, with dark Eyes, wears a homespun Coat made of thread & Cotton, a black & white mixed—Clark is a red faced, middle aged, middle sized, thick set, dark complectioned Man—