[War Office March 2. 97 From McHenry & to Gen. T. Proctor and [undecipherable] Chris. Dunn [undecipherable]] ~ War Office, March 2. 1797. Sir. You will be pleased to deliver to the order of Major General Proctor, for public use on the 4^th of March ensuing, being the day for the inauguration of the President and Vice President of the United States, the following supply of [underline: ammunition] &c viz— { One hundred & seventy pounds — Cannon Powder. { Six — portfires — half thin Slow Match — [undecipherable] 12 [undecipherable]—. { Forty seven — flannel Cartridges, for 12 pounders. James McHenry Samuel Hodgdon M.^r John Harris.— March 2^d 1797. Sir. [strikethrough: If there are] no flannel Cartridges in Store, you will give fourteen yards of flannel, and a sufficiency of thread for making them— James McHenry M.^r Harris [undecipherable] B. [I am] pleased to [issue?] the above [quantity] &c. [undecipherable] [undecipherable] a [general?] [receipt?] for the [undecipherable] Your Obd [Serv?] [The.?] Proctor Major Hodg don Esq [undecipherable] Dep. Gen. Military Stores