Pittsburgh 16 Aug^t 1791 Sir By this days Mail I have your letter of the 11 instant — I find I am not disappointed in a single expectation relative to you. No person on Earth, could have done my business so well as you have done it — The warrents however is not arrived, with the load of the 20 ultimo I pray you never more to employ him. The others you mention will be a good supply, and more than sufficient for every purpose of the present campaign. I have procured a number of Bells, and furnished and forwarded all the Drivers with them. If therefore you have not purchased them you need not, if you have send them on for they are an essential article with an Army employed in the Woods — I should have been glad that Swan come on — but it this ways Determined I must rest satisfied — Write a line to Colonel Riley. I shall properly notice what you say relative to Neil and Newmans stores, the the Farrier is gone on to Head Quarters, the latter will probably arrive here about the 4^th Instant — I expect to pass and the river on Sunday near — nevertheless you will continue to address me as usual — Imhaste can only add my wishes for your health and happiness, and to assure you that I am sincerely Your friend and most Humble servant Samuel C. Attgson [undecipherable] [Letters from S. Attgson August 16^th 1791] M^r William Rinse