M-1060 No 3 22nd June 1792 to Major Genl Knox Secy of War Pittsburg 22nd June 1792 Dear Sir I have at this moment recd. yours of the ^ (25th of May?) with new instructions and will pay due attention to every part of the instructions under you have been handed to communicate,-Mr. Findley ^Magistrate Collough of the Trade treaty, and the County Lieunt. of Allegneny & Westminster are now with me-for the purpose of Strike-through text determming where the most undecipherable and economical mode of protecting the Inhabitants[undecipherable] [undecipherable] Strike-through text Col. Ellison’s new Luit. [undecipherable] is very [undecipherable][undecipherable] to borrow every ^ hand of arms for which he will be accountable- Strike-through Strike-through texttext I have named the[undecipherable] for the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] him that we had Strike-through text [undecipherable] [undecipherable] [undecipherablable] and [undecipherable] I did not know what [undecipherable] Strike-through text may have been made for [undecipherable]among the recurits [undecipherable] Strike-through text Major Wm Collough- Strike-through text has sent a detachment ^to examine a walking trail (underlined) supposed to be made by Strike-through text Indians_At present every thing is quiet-but more attempts will made ^when the [undecipherable] [undecipherable] about this (three words undecipherable)measures will be taken to talk with some of them (four sentenses are undecipherable) Your most obt. Humblist Anty. Wayne

Genl. Know Secy of War