Georgia Washington County Personally appeared before me Henry Carrel and being duly sworn, sayeth, that on the evening of the 1^st inst there were two horses stolen from Captain Stacks volunteer troop, stationed at the Long Bluff, on the second the Captain with 13 men, this deponent being one, crossed the Oconee river and pursued on the trail of horses, and by the appearance of the sign, there were four persons, we came up with them on the bank of the Okmulgee and discovered three Indians, fired on them the fire was returned. Captains Stokes rushed upon them and took the ground immediately, by the appearance of blood two were mortally wounded and one certainly killed in the river, we recovered one over two horses and no other. More rifles and one smooth bore Gun, with sundry other articles and returned to our Station without damage, except hunger and fatigue. Henry Carrel Sworn before me September 6^th 1793 Jared Irwin J P Taken from the files of the Executive Atst W^m Urquhart S E D Extract of a letter from General Twiggs dated the 4^th inst The Indians came to a M^cDaniels on Green County and plundered his house of a number of articles, and to a M^cHills and took and destroyed every thing in his house, and took off out of the neighbourhood 10 head of horses Colonel Milton pursued them over the Okmulgee the