Philadelphia 19^th June 1798 Sir, I enclose you the cash invoice of the Cherokee annuities forwarded by the Sloop Robert, Captain Joseph Briggs, to your address in the last month. The Invoice will be of importance to Col Hawkins, and you will please to send it to him, by the most safe and speedy conveyance that offers, after you receive this letter. General Marshall is arrived from France. I am Sir your most ob^t Servant, Samuel Hodgdon [John Habersham Esq^r Savannah] Philadelphia 14^th June 1798 Sir, To enable me to discharge three accepted drafts in the Quarter Master Generals Department; amounting to Five thousand four hundred dollars, and to settle a number of accounts in the same department, a further sum of three thousand dollars is necessary. I therefore request a Warrant for five thousand four hundred dollars to be charged as usual to the Quarter Master General. I am Sir Doll: 5.400... Your most ob^t Servant Samuel Hodgdon James McHenry Esq^r Secretary of War