to come up and see them, that he hopes you will not fail in coming up with them, which if you do you may depend on every matter be settled to your satisfaction before your return. He says times has been as bad as this before, and again has come up from Charlestown, and matters has been compleatly settled, therefore he hopes you will let nothing daunce or restrain you from coming up, if you wish to have matters settled in behalf of the United States which will be done if you come up; and if you do not he shall despair of its being done without, as the Spanish Agents are present, and are very diligent in shewing up matters the in an under hand way. David Cornell requested me to write thus far from his wright and get a good interpreter there to acquaint you fully with his meaning (Signed) Timothy Barnard. Charles Weatherford to James Seagrove Hickory Ground Upper Creek June 11^th 1793 Worthy Friend, Yours favoured by McDonald dated 12^th May last, and am under so many obligations for your kindness in my behalf, therefore I have done all in my power to bring matters to a favorable situation. Hope now matters are very well settled in behalf of the United States. as I have left nothing unturned that thought would be beneficial on pressing peace in that quarter. The national there meeting of the Tuckabaches have agreed to put to death five men inclusive of John Galphin which will make six. Hope the greater