[57] having received no answer, we apprehension that our letter did not reach you. We are Sir, yours &^c. B Lincoln, B. Randolph, Commissioners T. Pickering July 29^th 1793 Captain Elliott arrived with a deputation of upwards of twenty Indians, from the nations assembled at the foot of the Miamis Rapids. He delivered us the following letter from Colonel McKee. of the Rapids 28^th June 1793 Gentlemen, I had the honor to receive your letter of the 23^d instant. That which you mention to have wrote on the 20^th of May has not yet come to hands. As soon as I am enabled to inform you at what time the Indians will meet at Sandusky, I will not fail to give you the earliest notice, and as far as depends on me, shall expedite it most cordially. I am Gentlemen yours &^c. Alexander McKee To M^r B. Lincoln, B. Randolph & T. Pickering Commissioners of the United States. July 30^th. In Council at Captain Elliotts near the mouth of Detroit River. Resolv[ed]