Intendant of Stores Office, Philadelphia, 15^th Nov 1800. I Certify that the within (removal) of the Public property was done under my immediate direction and instructions, with the approbation of the Secretary of War.— Samuel Hodgson Intendant of Stores James Miller, Esq. Agent for the Quarter Master General.— Pay the amount of the above order to Thom^d McKeen W^e value received Phila^d 17 Nov 1800 [signature] Recd Philad^a 24 Nov 1800 from John Wilkins Dep^y Quarter Master Gen^l p^r James Miller Agent, seven hundred & twenty six dollars in full of the within Account p^r duplicat^e rec^t. Jn. C. Potter [signature] [Endorsed: A No 22 pitto / Voucher / Edm^d Potter / Freight of Military Stores / from Manchester V^a / to Phila^d $726 / Oct 1148] The United States, To Edmund Potter, Dr.— 1800. November 13, For freight of the following Military Stores, by the Schooner Sally, myself master, from Manchester in Virginia to Philadelphia, deliver[ed] per order of Samuel Hodgson, Esq^r. to Mr. Samuel Henley, Conductor of Military Stores — as per receipt. viz: 5,200 Cannon Shot of different Sizes, 76 Boxes containing Shot, 24 Boxes cont^g. Muskets, Bayonets & Swords, 21 Casks said to contain Soldiers Clothing, 10 Bundles of Tents, 2 Cannon Six pounders, 9 Drums, 60 Cartoucle Boxes, 55 Camp Kettles, 35 Tin Cannisturs, 2 Barrels Merchandize, 50 Swords, 4 Bundles Merchandize, 320 Tent Poles, 120 Canteens, 9 Tables & 2 Guns.— Agreement as specified in the Bill of Lading Deb^t $726. —.— wmarked as per Margins, and are to be delivered in the same order and Condition in which they were received, at the aforesaid Port of Philadelphia to Samuel Hodgson, Esq^r — he paying freight for the same, Seven hundred and twenty six dollars. In testimony the said Edmund Potter hath signed two Bills of Lading of this tenor and date, one of which being accomplished, the other to stand void. Dated at Richmond this 28 day of October 1800 Attest * the danger of the seas only excepted Jan Rowlan Edmund Potter Received Philadelphia Novem^r 13^th 1800, the articles agreeable to the Bill of Laden in as good Order as it was Shiped. J^s Henley C^r M^y Stores [signature] Shipped by Samuel Hendley, on account and risque of the United States of America in and upon the good Schooner called the Sally of Richmond, Edmund Potter Master now at anchor, in the Port or Harbour of Richmond, James River, and bound for Philadelphia, to say 5200 Cannon Shot of different Sorts 76 boxes containing Shot 24 Boxes containing Musquets, Bayonets & Swords 21 Casks said to contain Soldiers Clothes 10 bundles of Tents 2 Cannon Six Pounders 9 Drums 60 Cartridge Boxes 65 Camp Kettles Bad order 35 Tin Cannistirs 2 barrels Merchandize 50 Swords 4 Bundles Merchandize 320 tent poles 120 Canteens 9 [undecipherable] 2 guns not Complete 4 Six Pound Cannon