Savannah in Georgia 17^th Feb^y 1795 Sir I have delivered the Eleven thousand four hundred & Seven Dollars & 4^o to Constant Freeman agent of the Department of War, and now Enclose you his receipt for the same, which will cancel mine given to you. The reason of this money remaining so long with me, owing to Captain Freeman being on the Frontier until within a few day, when [he] arrived here. I hope this will meet you well, it leaves me so — wishing you all possible happiness I remain with much respect Your Obed^t Humble Servant J. Seagrove Agent Indian affairs [addressed:] Joseph Howell Esq^rs Accountant of the Department of War United States Philadelphia [notation:] p^r s [docketed:] February 17 [undecipherable] from [undecipherable] Georgia Joseph Howell Esq^rs