[Intendant's Office Nov. 27, 1800 Sundries to be forwarded Fort Johnston, North Carolina] Intendant of Stores Office Philadelphia 27^th Nov^r 1800 Sir Be pleased to deliver to John Wilkins Esquire Quarter master General or order, the following articles for transportation to Fort Johnson and its dependancies (South Carolina) agreeably to directions from the Secretary of War filed in this Office. Viz: Four hundred and forty six cannon Ball twenty four pounders, three hundred and eighty one Cannon Ball, eighteen pounders, twelve reams of Cannon Cartridge Paper, six reams of rocket and portfire Paper, two pieces of Flannel, six pounds of cotton Wick, twenty gallons of Spirits of Wine, twenty gallons of white wine Vinegar, thirty dressed Sheep Skins, four thousand Spunge Tacks, two thousand copper Nails, sixteen — Budge Barrels with ^copper hoops, three sets of copper powder measures from six pound to half an ounce, three copper Scales with weights from four pounds to half an ounce, nineteen powder Horns with belts, twenty Gunners Gimblets, thirty gunners Punches, twelve gunners priming Wires, four brass Quadrants with Plumets, seven Gunters Scales, five callibe Compasses, five coopers copper Adzes and Drivers, ten Hammers five drawing Knives, ten pairs of Pincbers, five dozen Rasps assorte, ten block Sheaves, ten laboratory or shoemakers Knives, one oil Stone, ten pairs of Scissors, one thousand Needles, fifty skeigns of Hamburg line, fifty skeigns of tarred Marline, fifty pounds of Twine, fifty pounds of Thread, twenty salt or dredging Boxes, Thirty pounds of Glue and Tow, ten tin or copper Funnels for Shells, five iron Kettles for Kit, ten iron Ladles, four Bolts of Duck, five copper Kettles, two copper marking Pans, five brass wire sieves very fine, five common brass wire Sieves, five gauge Sieves with ball[undecipherable], three brass mortars with Pestles, one eight ounce rocket Mould with drift and Fumed, one portfire Mould with drift and Burner, one set of bullet moulds [strikethrough: —] three pairs of hand Bellows, one set of tinmans Tools, five oil Cloths, fifty tanned Hides, five hundred and fifty pounds of salt Petre, five hundred pounds of Sulphur, ten pounds of Antimony, two hundred and fifty pounds of Rosin, five hundred pounds of Pitche, fifty pounds of Bees wax, ten pounds of Rosin, thirty pounds of pewter Solder, ten Brushes, one box of Tin, fifty pounds of brass & iron wire assorted, twenty sheets of copper, one thousand pounds of Tow for wads, twenty gallons of olive oil, fifty gallons of linseed oil, three hundred pounds of white Lead, twenty five pounds of Lamp Black, one hundred pounds of sheet Lead, twenty whet Stones, four quires of sand paper, ten coils of Rope from one and an half to three inches, two hundred and two pounds of Slow match. the whole to be addressed to Major Constant Freeman. Your most ob^t Servant Samuel Hodgon M^r John Harris Public Storekeeper Philadelphia