[Harris Sir] War Office April 1^st 1795 Be pleased to deliver to Lieutenant Charles Stewart 12 Round Shot 12 Pounder for the Frigate United States.— [Hodgdon] Sir War Office 1^st April 1795 I have inclosed an Order on Tench Francis Esquire to deliver you the Provisions intended for the Frigate Constellation which I request you will be pleased to take order to have transported to that Ship as soon as may be— By the last account from Captain Truxton it appears that the Constellation was at anchor at the mouth of the Patapsco in his way to the Patowmack whether he intended to proceed with the first favorable wind.— I am &— [Jn Harris Sir] War Office 1^st April 1795 Be pleased to deliver to the Purveyor a Sufficient quantity of Iron and Lead Grape Shot for filling the Cannisters for the Frigates United States Constitution and Constellation.— [Sam Hodgdon Sir] War Office 21 April 1795 M^r Humphries has been instructed to engage a number of Shipwrights to work on the Gallies building by the Quarter Master General at Pittsburgh. It will be proper that these Men should enter into a written engagement expressive of the wages which they are to receive, and engaging their best services for a term not exceeding six months if the United States should think proper so long to employ them.— This being a Quarter Master business you will assure the Men some money taking Security for the performance of the contract, and send them off on monday morning by a Stage to Shippensburg— P.S. You will forward a duplicate of the engagement.— [M^r John Harris Sir] War Department May 3 1795 Be pleased to deliver to Lieu^t M^c[undecipherable] for the Marines on board the Frigate United States one complete suit of Serjeants Cloathing.—