Seagrove reports the he has not been able to conduct a peace mission with Creek leadership because of attempts by people of Georgia and militia to interfere with efforts. Recounts the report of Captain Sanford of Georgia Militia, who returned from an expedition of Creek Towns under Colonel Alexander and others, in pursuit of some horse thieves; expedition surprised the friendly town Little Oakfuskee, under White Lieutenant, a known Creek friend. Town plundered, burned, Indians scalped and killed.
Seagrove suggests this was deliberate effort by Georgia militia to undermine peace efforts with Creek nation. Accuses Governor Telfair of ordering these actions. Will not meet with Creeks until people and militia of Georgia can be restrained. Seagrove encloses copy of letter from Telfair outlining his conditions for peace, his letter to Telfair, and letter from Major Buckner Harris.