[Col. Samuel Hodgdon] [Col. Hollingsworth 25 November 1794 Kentlidge [undecipherable] & and [undecipherable] — [151] Received from St. to Dep't. [undecipherable] 1894. R. [undecipherable] 401810.] Dear Sir The Shallop will be ready to receive the Powder & Shot at one Clock to day at our Wharfe, please send them down by that hour, as it will be high water at four when she will Sail for Christina M.R. Edwards Flat is now at our Wharf, with 322 Shot 32lb. 945 pieces is Kentlidge, the Boatman Represents the great difficulty of geting to the publick Wharfe M Edwards [undecipherable] [undecipherable] that the Shot are left on the Warf or tumbled into the Dock by Carters Wood flat men &c — he wishes if Possible that a more retired place could be had to land the Shot & Kentlidge at, those now on board will be landed here & if the Shot are of the size to be sent to Col. Hughes, if inspected, may be forwarded by our Shallop — Your Obliged friends 25 Nov^r 1794 Levi Hollingsworth [& Son]