Pittsburgh 29^th June 1792 Dear Sir, I have fully complied with that part of your Instructions, which directs me to write to the County Lieutenants on the borders of Pennsylva[nia] & Virginia — to the County Superintendants [strikethrough: to] to prevent any men [undecipherable] with the [undecipherable] of the [undecipherable] — also given similar orders to the Officer Commanding at the [undecipherable] of Pennsylvania — to Col. [undecipherable] & to Lieut. [Jeffers?], in addition to the [undecipherable] I have dispatched [Express?] back to Genl Wilkinson with copies of my Circular Letters, requesting him [undecipherable] to forbid More from incurring to forward my letters to the Lieutenants of Kentucky, bordering upon the Ohio, & [advise?] the [undecipherable] are [Chains?]. We have nothing of Moment from this Westward except the Arrival of [undecipherable] Lady [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Morning [undecipherable] o'Clock. & Col. [Hodgdon?] from Fort Washington, [undecipherable] will give you every [undecipherable] intelligence from that quarter. Patrols have not arrived — I was presented with a very extraordinary present [strikethrough: two] days [ago?] — a letter to establish[ment?] of the Pennsylvania [undecipherable] Corps commanded by [Major?] McCully — [undecipherable] — the Indian [undecipherable] [undecipherable] will inform you of the particulars. The [undecipherable] is not yet arrived [undecipherable] — And if [undecipherable] anything [received?] from you I will add [undecipherable] who [undecipherable] will [undecipherable] you [undecipherable] — I am [undecipherable] [undecipherable] to [undecipherable] with perfect esteem & regard Your Most Obt Your Humble Servant Anty Wayne