I have write to several of my friends in the nation on this buisness, and hope they will lend assistance in complying with my wish, which is that as many of the chiefs and Warriors as chose to meet me on the Ockmulge, by the 10^th day of September from whence I will go with them, and not leave or part until all matters are settled. It is my wish to meet as many of the chiefs and Warriors, that are our friends as possible on the Ockmulge, as it will serve to convince all in opposition of three desire of peace and attachment to the United States. I hope you will deem the pleasure of being there and that the plan will meet your approbation; all will remain peace with us until we have met and I hope when that takes place we shall arrange all matters so as never again to be troubled with War. It is our wish to be in peace and close friendship with all your nation and I live in great hopes of establishing it through the assistance of yourself and the rest of the men of your lands. You loved by M^r Townsend who I request you will treat well. In full confidence of meeting and taking you by the hand I remain Your friend and brother (Signed) *James Seagrove*, Agent Ind: affairs I.D. U.S. To Mad Dog of the ) Tuckabaches Upper Creeks )