W Urquhart to James Seagrove Esq^r State House, Augusta 26^th September 1793. Sir, The Governor has taken your letter of the 22^d instant into consideration, and requires that you be furnished with the enclosed. I have the honor to be Sir your obedient servant W Urquhart S.E.D. State House, Augusta 26^th Sept^r 1793. Conditions that will be required on the part of the State of Georgia on the establishment of Peace between the United States and the Creek Indians. The captured property to be restored and all Individual contracts with the Citizens of this State fulfilled. The prisoners in captivity to be brought in and delivered up within the settled parts of Georgia. The perpetrators of the murders committed in this State to the number of thirteen to be surrendered as objects of retaliation. Ten head men from the upper and lower Creek towns to be considered as hostages to the United States, and to be placed in the safekeeping of the Executive of the State of Georgia for the due performance of the several stipulations that respects here. That under the law of the United States as well as for the security of this State, the government of Georgia cannot recognise the establishment of peace, without having Commissioners at the treaty. Attest W Urquhart S.E.D. James Seagrove Esq^r } I do certify the above to be exact copies from the originals in my possession. James Seagrove, Agent. Fort Fidius on the Oconee 31^st } September being the day received. }