Extract of a letter from James Seagrove, Agent To the Secretary of War, dated, Savannah 4^th August 1793. This serves to inclose a copy of my letter to Governor Telfair wrote and forwarded by yesterdays post. Since my last no change or novelty hath taken place in Indian affairs that I have heard of which leaves only to say, that I am with all possible respect and esteem Your devoted obedient humble servant James Seagrove, Agent. To his Excellency Governor Telfair, dated, August 3^d 1793. Sir By the enclosed extract of a letter from the Secretary of the War department, your excellency will perceive I have received positive instructions from the President of the United States, to go into the Creek nation as soon as I shall have made my arrangements for my personal safety: This measure is considered and proped as the only one likely to restore and preserve peace and harmony with the tribes, to effect which in the present conjuncture of affairs is a matter of the highest importance to the United States, as well as to this State. In consequence of these pointed instructions, I do myself the honor to inform your excellency that I have sent to inform the chiefs and head men of the friendly towns of my intentions and that