[Letter from John Wray / d^d to [undecipherable] [undecipherable] / A.D. 19 August 1794 / Answ^d [undecipherable] 95 [undecipherable]] [J M Benner / Philadelphia] [Col^o [undecipherable] Morga / forwarding] [rec^d Aug^t 30] Munajunk 19 Aug 1794 Sir Fifteen Brass 6 Pounders 10 ditto 3 Pound-ers w^th their Carriages compleat arrived here yesterday afternoon, I procured 25 th^e. Horse Waggons which number I found necessary to convey them on and have this day forwarded the whole of them especially by your request, they came without any Return or instructions or address whatever, I wrote Major Huns this day giving him information of their being forwarded on. In order to determine what would be a load I had a Carriage of a 6 Pounder — taken to the Public Scales & found it to weigh 12 C^t. The Guns belonging thereto weigh between 6 & 700 [undecipherable]. So the 6 Pound Guns & those Pound Carriages made a 2 [undecipherable] load from — a 3 Pound Gun with a Six Pound Carriage was about the Same weight, I have agreed to pay the Waggoners 30/ each to go to Trenton. I thought it advisable to give you this information so that you can make your farther arrangements. I am Sir with the due Respect Your Mo. Hum Serv^t John Wray Col^o Hodgdon