That under the laws of the United States, as well for the security of this State, the government of Georgia cannot recognize the establishment of peace without having commissioners at the Treaty Attest H. Meriwether Sec & D. --- Extract of a letter from Major Gaither to W. Joshua Meaks, Merchant Augusta dated at Fort Fidius the 27^th September 1792. " Major Seagrove it is probable will leave this tomorrow for the Oakenulgee where the Chiefs and headmen of the Creek nations are now waiting for him. There are at this time several parties of Mulden warriors that have threatened the lives of those concerned in making peace and any Indians they may fall in with. [undecipherable] to furnish the agent of Indian affairs with a guard, pack horses; and very probably accompany him tomorrow; I should have wrote Captain [undecipherable], but having no occasion to believe he is on his way to this place, I have declined it." --- Augusta 1^st October 1792 Sir, I have had the honor to receive a duplicate of your letter of the 5^th Ultimo. Enclosed is a duplicate of mine to you of the 2^d instant. I received on the 3^d inst. a letter from M^r Seagrove dated at Fort Fidius the 28^th of last month which [continues]