Philadelphia 13^th March 1793 Sir By the usual rout, Via Hollingsworth are Sent to your address Six Barrels Cannon Powder and one hundred and eighty, twelve pound round Shot for proving the Cannon at your Furnace — they went yesterday, properly addressed marked & numbered — Please to acknowledge the Receipt of them and let me know when they arrive — & I am Sir Your most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon M^r Ellicott & M^r Haslinger & Philadelphia, 13 March 1793 Sir, Since mine of this date another Wag- gon is loaded, partly to your address with sundry [undecipherable: Musquet] Flints Stores for the Treaty Commissioners, and partly with Store Goods to the address of M^r Bayes, both an- swering to the Inclosed Invoices — The lists mentioned to be enclosed in my communication to day was by mistake left out, it is an duplicate — I believe all intended to be for- warded, at present is now on their way — If any of the Waggoners with whom I am in the settle, after having deliv- ered agreeably their hire, should want further advances to enable them to return, you will please to make them taking duplicate receipts in expressing the amount reced on the receipts given for their loads, their Stoppages [undecipherable] be made from them, and the amount placed to your credit — I am Your most Obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon Col David Henley