[Administrative docket notation, rotated:] Statement of Military Stores forwarded to [undecipherable] [undecipherable] April 3^d [undecipherable] [undecipherable] 1794 Entered [undecipherable] January [signature] [stamp: R.P.O.401310] Invoice of Ordnance & Military Stores Shipped on board the Brigg. Noahs Ark Henry [undecipherable] Master from Philadelphia to Wilmington NC $ 2 Brass Mortars 10 Inch $2 Mortar Beds for Ditto $ 2 Brass Cannon 4 p^dr $ 2 Travelling Carriages for Ditto $ 2 Pair Limbers for Ditto $ 4 Side Ammunition Boxes $ 200 Shells empty 10 Inch $ 200 Cannon Ball 4 p^dr 4 Ammunition boxes containing 100 Cartshot fixed $4 D° D° — — [undecipherable] [undecipherable] unfixed $1 large box N° 9 containing 200 Fuses and filled $200 paper Cartridges empty for 10 Inch Mortars $2 Rammers & Sponges for Ditto $2 Rammer heads $2 Sponge Heads } for four pounders $1 Sponge Skin — — [stamp: Received from State Dep. Nov. 21 R.P.O.4018.0] Continued $200 Sponge Tacks $ 2 Cannon Haversacks " 2 Gunning Belts $ 4 Flint Flasks $ 4 Port Fire Stocks $ 20 lb Slow Match $ 8 Priming Wires $ 4 Gouge Bits $ 4 Screw Bits $ 4 Cannon Drifts $ 4 Cannon Spikes " 2 Wad Hooks for 4 p^drs $ 400 Flannel Cartridges $ 2 Ladles & Heads & [undecipherable] for 4 p^drs $ 2 [undecipherable] D° for 10 Inch Mortars $400 Tubes empty for 4p^drs $ 2 [undecipherable] Hammers $ 9 [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Loose 2 Tampions & Shapes for 4p^drs $ 2 Cannon Covers $ 2 Drag Ropes $ 2 Bridge Barrels Continued $ 40 Half Barrels Cannon Powder 50^lb each $ 1 Small Model & Bed of a Carriage for Mounting Cannons in Batteries for Bartette Fireing) (Sign'd) Sam Hodgdon Philadelphia Apr 23^d 1794. (Copy) John Stagg Jun Cl^k Dk W.D. Copy [signature] In the Month of April 1798 when the above Invoice came within my care I found most of the Articles as above mentioned, on a ground floor of a Ware House many of the [strikethrough: articles] were injured from time, both as to appearance from situation, particularly the Powder & Fuse composition: those being very much damaged. The Mortars & Cannon, with their Beds, travelling Carriages & apparatus, are now at Fort Johnston [signature]