[P.S. Please to forward the enclosed ——] [3B] Fort Washington June 30. 1793 Sir, I have only time to inform you that myself and all Friends are well. —— We have no recent news from the [underline: vain Culotta] people. They seem to remain peaceable & yet Preparations are making for the Army marching. People seem impatient for the event of the proceedings of the Commissioners. Yesterday [undecipherable] nearly to turn over her thousands — [undecipherable] she is called on — for which she is [undecipherable] The heavy rains in this country have almost destroyed the winter grain — in consequence of them the Ohio has [undecipherable] & [undecipherable] amazingly, it has been many times this Summer, almost at full Banks — We have now all the Generals on the ground — the Army in high [undecipherable] — [undecipherable] Horses — & a plenty & of money & Provisions —— Adieu my dear Sir — & while [I] remain. Your most Ob^t Hum^t. Chas. Brigden Esq^r J. [undecipherable: Harris?]