on was measureably experienced to
point out to them the miseries
to which they were subjected by it.
and we are not without a hope
that things are bettering in that
respect. We received in-
telligence from our agent at
Pittsburgh, that the articles
you ordered would be forward-
ed to Fortfranklin for us.
One of us therefore propose
starting to morrow with se-
veral Canoes and a Company
of Indians in order to trans-
port them to our place.

We have not the accounts in readi-
ness to forward at this time, and
think nothing will suffer by de-
laying