[Postal stamp: SAVAN.GA / OCT 21] [Address: M^r Edward Wright / United States Factory / [undecipherable]] [Docket notation: d. [undecipherable] Sep^tr 13^th / Refer to [undecipherable] Gen^l [undecipherable] / 45] Philadelphia, September 13 1800 [strikethrough: M^r [undecipherable]] Sir I have received your letter of the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Hundred Dollars — which has been duly paid, and passed to the credit of your Fa- tory: — By a letter received this day from M^r William Murdoch, London, dated July, 25, 1800 — it appears that he has shipped to the order of M^r Clay at Savannah — Linneys — Quality Binding — [undecipherable] — Threads — Plated [undecipherable] — Scissors — Packing Needles & Twine — [undecipherable] Forks — Scalping Knives — Pewter — Iron Spoons — Traps — Kettles — Corn Hoes — Sand [undecipherable] — Cow Bells — and [undecipherable] to the amount of £507. 1. 3 [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] Woollen [undecipherable] and Callicoes to the amount of £2000. 11. 6 Sterling — which, if nothing happens will arrive seasonably for a fall and Spring supply: as soon as they arrive, you had better direct their being sent up to the Factory, in Order to prevent storage at Savannah any length of time. The Waggons which takes down the skins can take up the goods on their re- turn. Should you stand in need of any, of the goods which are here, viz: Blankets, [undecipherable] and Flannel [undecipherable] and [undecipherable] or all of them, let me know in Season that they may reach you before [undecipherable] I am Y^r. [undecipherable] [Signature: undecipherable] P.S. The hats that will come out without Bands — they can be [undecipherable] at the Factory; if you have a [undecipherable] cheaper than at their expence [undecipherable] [Signature: undecipherable]