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Pickens confirms a shipment of munitions from Gov. Pinckney, and describes the organization of districts in the upstate. He also describes negotiations with the Cherokee

Pickens relays the activities and orders of different colonels

Pickens forwards a letter from Mr. McGillivray regarding Cherokee attacks and disputed land claims in Georgia.

Pickens discusses plans regarding the ongoing dispute between the Cherokee, South Carolina, and Georgia.

Warley thanks Pickens for his help selling a piece of property. He also laments recent unprovoked attacks against the Cherokee in North Carolina, and reports on the ratification of the Constitution.

Pickens talks about the financial situation of the state of North Carolina. He also mentions negotiations with the Creeks

Pickens writes to Little Turkey about a treaty negotiation that the Cherokee did not attend at French Broad River, and assures the tribe that he and the United States are still committed to peace between them.

Pickens and Osbourne expresses concern that the Creek did not come to their treaty negotiations.

Pinckney discusses a peace agreement between the Creek and the US.

Knox confirms that Pickens' message to the President was relayed. He discusses the difficulty of establishing peace with the Native Americans without further armed conflict.