Detroit 1^st April 1800 Sir, By this Express via Cincinnati, I have the honor of forwarding the Returns & Vouchers for the last Three Months viz: January, February & March which I hope may reach you safe. On the 1^st Instant I took an Inventory, and forwarded to Captain Vance, the Clothier General by Order of L^t Col^o Hamtramck, a Special Return of all the Public Clothing in my Charge. I am Sir; With much respect, Your Most Obedient Serv^t J. Schieffelin Samuel Hodgdon Esq^r The Commissary of Indian Goods will Issue, One Pound Vermillion, one Blanket, Five & half Yards Linen, Three Yards broad Cloth & two yards Strouds for the funeral of a Poutewatamy Chief. D^etroit 15^th February 1800 – D. [undecipherable] [undecipherable] M^r Schieffelin Commissary Indian Goods Rec^d all the within specified Articles, and Signed duplicate Receipts therefor Detroit 15 Feby 1800 – [undecipherable] [undecipherable] The Commissary of Indian Goods will Issue: Eight Yards Lindsey, two Yards Coating, Three Yards Strouds, one Yard Broad Cloth & two Blankets – for a Party of Indians – from St. Josephs. D'Etrait 17^th Feby. 1800 – D. [undecipherable] [undecipherable] M^r J. Schieffelin Comm^d. Indian Goods Rec^d Detroit 17^th Feby 1800 all the within Specified Articles and Signed duplicate Receipts therefor – [undecipherable] [undecipherable] The Commissary of Indian Goods will please Issue, two & half Yards Coating for an Ottawa Chief, and Seven damaged Blankets for the use of the Laboratory. D'Etroit 28^th February 1800 M^r J. Schieffelin Commissary of Indian Goods D. [undecipherable]