[F] [203] Letters from James Seagrove to the Secretary of War. James Seagrove to the Secretary of War. dated Savannah in Georgia 3^d January 1792 Sir, Since I had the honor of writing you on the 12^th ult^o I have made a journey with Major Gaither to fort Telfair on the Alatamaha. I have the pleasure to inform you that I found all things peaceable and in good order on that frontier. I met at that place several families of Creek Indians who were hunting in the neighbourhood of that post, and also cause there for to supply their wants (which appeared great) with bead kind, there not being any to spare at that place, I brought eight of the Indians with her into the settlements, and gave them 750 of Rice, with which they were greatly pleased. These little attentions to their wants whenever I meet them, I am convinced will have a good effect. Every thing in my department continues equally favorable as when I last writ. I shall leave this on the 7^th instant for St. Marys and on the 1^st of April I intend setting off from thence for the Creek nation, so as to be in the Cussitahs by the first of May. James Seagrove to the Secretary of War, dated St. Mary, 17^th March 1792. Sir, Since I had the honor of writing to you from Savannah