[Docket: Estimates of [undecipherable] labor, including all materials now and delivered at this Navy Yard at Portsmouth N.H., from Nov. 11. to [undecipherable] 1795] [Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24, 1804. R.P.O.40130] Memorandum of sundries delivered at the yard before the 20^th December 1794 as received by the Constructor of the Frigate building in Portsmouth N.H. - viz Nov. 11^th ✓ 9 p^t White oak timber - 15 Tons - 7 feet ✓ 12^th ✓ 4 Shovels ✓ ✓ 3 Spades ✓ ✓ 1.0.8. Cordage ✓ ✓ 6 hand barrows 19^th ✓ 52 Tons - 9 feet round Pine timber ✓ 21^st ✓ 13 p^t square pine timber - 15 tons 19 feet ✓ 25^th ✓ 2253 f^t merch^t pine boards ✓ ~ 40^to 25 rails ✓ 1999 f^t W.O. Plank Dec. 5^th ✓ 375 f^t D. D. ✓ 8^th ✓ 2 p^t square pine timber ✓ 16^th ✓ 7323 f^t W.O. Plank ✓ ✓ 2 W.O. Beams 2 tons 3 feet ✓ 17^th ✓ 1 Cab to haul up timber The above is by information from Col^o James Hackett the Constructor Portsmouth N.H. May 15^th 1795 Edmund H. Quincy Clk of the Navy Yard -