Success of Expedition; William Augustus Bowles
Document 1800Letter, discusses expedition along southern frontier. Deputation from the nation went down the Chattahootchee River. Ships cannonaded the St. Marks fort. Mentions William Augustus Bowles and the taking of goods by Indians.
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By two runners from [undecipherable: Caperlich] I am inform'd that the expe-dition mentioned in the [undecipherable] correspondence with Gov. Gilbet has succeeded in part, they state that a fleet appear'd off the mouth of a [undecipherable: palatchia] and one ship of war sailed up and began to cannon'd the fort of St. [undecipherable] that on the appearance of this force [undecipherable: Buster] from the stores invited the Indians to take all the goods they could carry off and to [undecipherable] themselves, this they did and he and his partizans quit the fort and retreated to Micco-sootie a town of the [undecipherable: Seminoles] in East Florida.
The deputation from the nation left me on the 22d and went down to Challohochi and were to have a meeting of Indians near the Confluence of that river and [undecipherable: Flint] the 4th of this mo[nth] from whence they will proceed into the nation of Seminoles.
I have [undecipherable] had no complaint for five months past against any red charge from our extensive frontier.
I have the honour to be very respectfully
Y[ou]r your Ob[edien]t [Serv].
The Honble
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Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Letter, discusses expedition along southern frontier. Deputation from the nation went down the Chattahootchee River. Ships cannonaded the St. Marks fort. Mentions William Augustus Bowles and the taking of goods by Indians.
Date
07/10/1800
Author
Recipient
Repository
Collection
Document number
1800071040001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Dexter
Benjamin Hawkins
Bowles
Seminoles
runners
Indians
Cussetah
William Augustus Bowles
Governor Francisco de Paula Gelabert
Siminolis
Notable locations
Miccosooke
East Florida
Chattohochee
Flint
Cussetah
river
frontiers
Chattahootchee River
Creek Agency
Georgia
Notable items
expedition
correspondence
fleet
ship of war
stores
goods
confluence

