Knox speaks of Creeks and Indian Commissioners with Few
Document 1789Letter, discusses treaties, Creeks, and Indian Commissioners.
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[fft to Mr Lewis]
27. Aug 1789 — Mr Tew
Mr Ballew
[seal]
Inspectors f Commiss[ion]
Doctr Ramsay
New York 27.th Aug. 1789
Agreeably to your desire [when?] stated to the President of the United States, your intention of going to Georgia in order to be present at the proposed treaty with the Creeks
(The President has desired me to signify to you his entire [undecipherable: probable reading approbation] of the measure — and his hopes that through you the Commissioners will be able to obtain the most perfect information on the part of Georgia
of past transactions whereon they are required to form a judgement
I have also mentioned your intention to the two Commissioners who are in this City, who will be happy to afford you the accommodation on their [undecipherable: probable reading passage] to Georgia
[undecipherable: probable reading Jo Georges]
The hon. Wm Tew Esqr
Type
Letter Signed
Description
Letter, discusses treaties, Creeks, and Indian Commissioners.
Date
08/27/1789
Author
Recipient
Sent from
New York
Repository
Collection
Document number
1789082700001
Notable persons
William Few
Henry Knox
Notable locations
New York
Georgia
United States
Notable items
present at the proposed treaty with the Creeks
signify to you his entire satisfaction
Commissioners
required to form a judgement
intention of going
agreeably to your desire
President of the United States

