station. this letter I send as it breaths the prevailing sentiment and language of this country. Flanning is a man who has been an officer in the Georgia State troops; and is a man of some influence. [undecipherable] enclosed as my answer to said letter. Should the parties that are now out from this Country return without doing any mischief to the friendly Indians a continuing very very material change in the present temper of these people. [I shall] as soon as Barnard goes on return push into the Nation and [undecipherable] to establish a peace. I am perfectly of your opinion that a few of the [undecipherable] people sent on a visit this winter to the President and Congress will be attended with the best consequences. I shall therefore labour to accomplish it on your principles. A report prevailed some time since and which was published in an Augusta paper, that a party of upwards of one hundred boats was to take against the South Eastern territory. I am happy in being now able to say that it is without foundation. [undecipherable] all that offers at present. I remain with due respect &c --- Copy of a letter from Timothy Barnard to James Seagrove Head Rivers 17^th October 1792 Dear Sir, Since my arrival in the nation I have done every thing in my power to reconcile the Indians, and I think they seem at present more inclinable for peace than they have for this summer past