[382] hope it will be practicable for me to get into the Creek nation, if so I may be able to reconcile and adjust matters to satisfaction, but in this I may expect to meet powerful opposition from different quarters. all that I can promise is that I will do all in my power to obtain justice for injuries done and restore peace to our country. Sam G. James Seagrove, Agent to the Secretary of War dated at Augusta 3^d September 1793 Sir. My last letter to you was from Savannah and under date of the 28^th Ult: since which I came to this place in company with Capt Freeman, being so far on my way to Rock Landing. My motive in calling at Augusta was in the first place to present myself as Indian Agent to his Excellency Governor Telfair, and to communicate such information as in my power (if required) and to obtain if possible some knowledge of his travelling intended plans against the Creeks. In the next place to be able to ascertain what I ought in truth and justice to promise the Indians as from the current reports in this country and even the publications in the newspapers of this place, as well as from measures already taken by the governor, a War with the Creeks appears determined on, and that as early as the 15^th of next month. The governor hath been at his plantation about forty miles from hence, ever since my arrival on the 31 ult: he is expected in town today. Since their