[undecipherable] July 11, 1795 Brother I will thank you to confide your few in open boardship. You avoid...long speech. I [undecipherable] must have time to consider it. [undecipherable] You have been a little of what your brother has [undecipherable] you have paid is very good. I am for you. Peace is very great [undecipherable] back the first points of [undecipherable] have been very [undecipherable], with [undecipherable] calls just [undecipherable] families on our minds. But advise you to be careful and not let out such things as will trouble our mind. [undecipherable] I speak with the warrior. Consider that I am an old warrior. I speak for all the warriors. [undecipherable] for how you be very careful [undecipherable] you can not to say. What you have [undecipherable] was very pleasing to our warriors. Say nothing to change their minds. The great [undecipherable] I hope has forever [undecipherable] other their mind, [undecipherable] not be changed. [undecipherable] Keep in mind this, to hear what I want to have to say. We have just begun the work of peace. [It is uncertain?] what may happen. [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherable] We [undecipherable] that this never may [undecipherable]. [undecipherable] Now what you have said before us is why. All you have yet to say we hope will be equally pleasing. [undecipherable] What I have said is in behalf of all the warriors of this [undecipherable] nations from the [undecipherable] to the ball round [undecipherable] settlements are extremely [undecipherable]. At home their minds [undecipherable] returning home, at ease, [undecipherable] other years will be in the future. [undecipherable] you have said what I have to say [undecipherable] old man, with [undecipherable] me in mind then the you and the warriors feel here a few word from me. Bunch of people I write things, tied together. [Good Peter July 14, 1795.]