[The preceding six pages is a true copy from the original in my possession. (Signed) J^s Seagrove. Agent. St. Mary's 24^th May 1793] Elm: Barnard to James Seagrove. Barnard's Cowpen 10^th May 1793 Dear Sir I arrived here yesterday where I hav met M^r George Galphin, as I heard he was in the country. I sent in to the Buffalo-King to meet me here and another of the heads According ly they have. M^r Galphin has been so bad with the Rheumatism ever since he arrived here he has not been able to go about. Part of my business here was to try to get a woman to have her sent back to her child, that Hears is just carried by into the Chehaw Town, on the other side of the river for which purpose I mean by the Chehaw town on that river below me, and brought five or six of them to Barnards of the Heads of the Town to assist in the business, as all that are left there at this time are they that are for peace, and chief of them friends to us. The Murdering and plundering villains are all moved into the Big Okehaw on the other river and carried off all their property — therefore all the violators of peace are very near together on the river Chattahoochy. The Cowetas are the highest upon the river. The Uchees ten miles below that, the Chehaws and the Euchees both on one spot three miles below that which are the only towns that have been the cause of all this mischief, and are still keeping it up. The