Sir War Office June 26. 1795. M^r John D. Cox handed me the inclosed letter this morning, with an earnest request that I would forward it to you in the way most likely to ensure its safe arrival. He told me it was from your daughter, whose situation rendered her [strikethrough: anxious] in the extreme that it might get speedily to your hands. The importunate felicitude manifested in the case induced me to undertake, in this way, to convey this letter to you. Wishing its speedy arrival, I remain, respectfully, Sir, Your most ob^t. Serv^t. Timothy Pickering [Governor St Clair]