the addresses of the people, and show you their sever. fero sition tions— We shall probably have an Army, not a Skeleton, yours. Gen^l Wilkinson I am Sir your most Obedient Servant— Samuel Hodgdon. Philadelphia 20 April 1795. Sir, By order of the Secretary of war I have shipped to your address On board the Schooner John, the several Packages Containing the articles stated in the enclosed Bill of Lading and Invoice.— I will thank you to acknowledge the receipt of the Store, and particularly note their agreement or disagreement with the Invoice — I am Henry Jackson, Esq^r. Sir, your most Obedient Servant, Samuel Hodgdon. Sir, Philadelphia 20 April 1795. At Clehren finance in this state under charge of the owners of the finance, is about seven hundred and fifty Canon Balls of a size have belonging to the United States, they are 27, 24 & 18 pounders; there is also between Seventy and Eighty 18 and 3 Inch Shells. Would it not in even time be best to have them to this City immediately. I have wholly recommended a new Commissar Collector of Shot and Shells. there may be removed at a small expense — I am Sir your most Obedient Servant— Samuel Hodgdon. James McHenry, Esq^r.