Requesting continued restraint, status of arms shipments, and orders to Captain Constant Freeman
Document 1793Knox confirms that Telfair's letters have been submitted to President of United States General George Washington. Knox asks for restraint; hopes that those can committed crimes at Traders Hill can be brought to justice. Swords and equipment requested have not been completed by manufacturer. No horsemen swords in store. When obtained will forward to Georgia. Letter delivered by Captain Constant Freeman, who will oversee the issue of public property and to prevent abuses.
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