Chiccamagas Desire for Peace
Document 1793Indians desire peace, Governor Blount to call general council to discuss terms.
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[Febry 15. 93
Secretary of War.
On the Subject of So Western defence.]
War Department,
February 15th 1793.
Sir/
I have the pleasure to inform your Excellency, that by information from Governor Blount, dated the 28th day of December and 10th of January last — it appears, that the Chickamaugas are disposed for peace — Governor Blount has availed himself of this disposition to discharge the troops, and to appoint the 17th of April next to meet a General assembly of the Cherokees. — But he has been directed to vary this proposition, so as to induce John Watts and other head men to repair to this City in order to examine and remove all causes of difference —
With great respect
I am Sir,
Your most obedient
H Knox
Secy of War
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
Indians desire peace, Governor Blount to call general council to discuss terms.
Date
02/15/1793
Author
Recipient
Sent from
War Department
Document number
1793021500101
Page start
1
Notable persons
[Henry] [Lee]
Henry Knox
Governor Blount
Indians
Indian Nation
John Watts
Chiccamaga
hostiles
Chickamauga
Notable locations
War Department
frontier
Virginia

