[marginalia: Also Lord Dorchester 4 to Lord Grenville n^o 25 of the 7^th July 1791] Copy of a Speech from S. Pickering to the Six Nations To the Sachems, Chiefs and Warriors of the Six Nations Brothers, On the Seventeenth of last Month, I sent a message to you, inviting you to a Treaty which by the authority of the United States I proposed to hold at the Painted Post, on the 15^th June next, the message To deliver [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] [undecipherable], to be handed to Joseph Smith the Interpreter, & [undecipherable] requested to go and interpret the same to you, and as the Treaty was important, [undecipherable] at the same time [undecipherable] another reason for [undecipherable: Jasper] Parish the other Interpreter, whom you know, that [undecipherable] [undecipherable] be absent, or by some other accident my message should not be properly made [undecipherable] to you - I afterwards [undecipherable] Parish with a Copy of it, to show and interpret it to all your Nations. I have now given him a Copy of it, under my hand and Seal - Within memory you have seen and well remember - I desire you to receive him as a Brother and Friend, and to hear with attention the