Philadelphia 13^th March 1793 Sir By the usual rout, Viz^t Hollingsworth I've 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 Obed^t & hum^e Servant Samuel Hodgdon M^r Manager & Philadelphia, 13 March 1793 Sir, Since mine of this date another Wag- gon is loaded, partly to your address with sundry [undecipherable: Stores?] flint Stones for the Treaty Commissioners, and partly with Store Goods to the address of M^r Baggs, both an- swering to the Inclosed Invoices — The Men mentioned to be enclose in my communication to day was by mistake left out, it is an duplicate — I believe all intended to be for wooden, at present is now on their way — If any of the Waggoners with whom I am in the Settle, after having delivered acceptably their load, should want further advances to enable them to return, you will please to make them taking duplicate receipts in [undecipherable] the amount given on the receipts given for their loads, the Stoppages to be made from them, and the amount placed to your credit — I am Your most Obed^t & hum^e Servant Samuel Hodgdon Col David Henley