Of — In that case the Signal will be a Crimson flag with a white corner at the extreme upper point — When that comes rest assur'd its peace, but dont believe the other Flags. Head Quarters. Greeneville 4^th January 1795. Sir, I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letters of the 18^th of November & [undecipherable] Ultimo with their enclosures which fully demonstrates your faithfull endeavours to promote peace between the United States of America and the Hostile tribes of Indians — & which would appear to have "good effect" — I purposely detained your people for these four days past, in Order to see the Chiefs of the five Nations mentioned in my Speech of the [undecipherable] Instant, but apprehend that the present fall of Snow may prevent those Chiefs from arriving at this place for some days yet — I must request you to explain my Speech fully to all the Sachems Chiefs & Warriors of Sandusky; as well as Lord Dorchester's letter to me of the 6^th of October last & possibly with the Chiefs of the Wayandots of Detroit River, the Delawares & Shawanoes properly informed of, and made Acquainted with the present Speech, and Lord Dorchester's letter, they will be convinced of the [undecipherable] and fully for them to contend with the United States any longer — for as certain as there is a great Spirit above — they will be totally destroyed in the course of the ensuing Spring and Summer if they do not embrace the peace now offered. Your Brother Abraham has charge of a private token of my friendship and regard for you with assurances of other, and further proofs of it upon Establishing a permanent peace between the United States with the Indian tribes Northwest of the Ohio — perhaps you may find it safe & convenient and proper, to come forward immediately with the other Chiefs of Sandusky — Wishing you a speedy Arrival, I am your Sincere friend (Signed) Anthony Wayne NB as soon as Wampum can be procured from Philadelphia that which you have lost shall be replaced with Interest. M^r Isaac [undecipherable] Williams Agent to the Indians of Sandusky