[underline: Estimate.] 36 Ship Carriages for 12 & 9 pounders, at 40 Dollars each, is . . . . . . 1440.- 36 Setts implements complete for the above at 5 Dollars each . . . . . . 180.- 2,400 Twelve pounder Shot [strikethrough: tons] [strikethrough: frot] 12. 17. at 60 Dollars a Ton . . . . . . . 771.- 1200 Nine pounders D^o. 4. 6., at 60 Dollars . . . . . . . 258.- 13200 lb. Powder, say 132 Barrels, at 70 Dollars a Barrel . . . . . . 9,240.- 4 Iron Swivel Guns, at 8 Dollars . . . 32.- 50 Muskets & Bayonets Complete, at 13⅓ D^lls. 666. 67. 50 Pairs of Pistols, at 12 Dollars . . . 600.- 50 Boarding Cutlasses with Scabbards, at 5 D^o. 250.- & Ammunition for the Muskets and Pistols, say . 60. & 40 Lanthorns, at 1⅓ Dollar . . . M . 53.33 Dol^rs. 13,551.= Sir Philadelphia 29 Nov. 1796. The above embraces all the articles inserted in your list, with the addition of Gun Carriages-pa- Chaps, Grape, Cannister and Bar Shot in suitable proportions should be added, if so, on notice it shall be done — Sundry small articles as appendages to the above will be necessary, but their cost being inconsider- able, I thought it unnecessary to insert them. your most Obedient Servant, Sam^l. Hodgdon M^r. Fox,