Agreeably to your desire, I sit down to commit a few lines to the Post.

Nothing worth particular mention has occurred since your Departure; except a report brought by Mr Keane from So. Carolina, that McGilivray the Indian Chief had, after a short conference, left our Commissioners, declaring that what they had suggested was only a repe[ti]tion of the old Storey and inadmissible, or something to this effect.1 It is added that the lower Creeks appear’d notwithstanding, willing to go into a Treaty, but the upper ones declin’d it—Genl Knox who has particularly conversed with Mr Keane, will doubtless give you a more accurate statement of what he brings2—It seems however that he has his intelligence at second or third hand. With the utmost respect I have the honor to be Sir Your Obt and humble Servant