Philadelphia 14^th April 1798 Sir By the Schooner Weymouth Cap^t Guthrie who Sails tomorrow for New York — I have sent to your address the Iron and Gun Stocks answering to the enclosed bills of lading You will perceive they are to be reshiped at New York for Hartford and you accordingly make a disposition for receiving them there — The freight is secured to be paid here — I have wrote you of this date by the Schooner but it is probable this will first get to hand I am Sir Your Most Obed^t Servant Cap^t David a Jones Samuel Hodgdon Philadelphia 16^th April 1791 Sir, From the settlements made at the Treasury, There remain a further Statement of balances found for the same time as the former are made from my own Vouchers; at just you have the amount of both. Many Posts and some additions important ones, are not embraced, as the accounts for the Friends in question, are not then adjusted — If it should be found necessary, and time given, a complete statement may be made, at present you have all that can be collected. With sentiments of respect I am Dear I am Sir, Your most obedient Servant Samuel Hodgdon James McHenry Esq^r Secretary of War