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olina that the Creeks would not trouble again those settlements: notwithstanding after the letter received from you, and other from Brigadier general Daniel Smith Esqr I will writte to him engaging him to be not more troublesome to you. I have not any connection with Cheroquis & Marcuten, but as they go now & then to Illinois I will give advice to that Commander to induce them to be quiet: in respect to the former in the month of May of last year they asked the permission of settling them selves on the west side of the Mississippi River which is granted & they act accordingly, you plainly see you are quite free from their incursions. I will give the Passeport you ask for your son-in-law, & I will be highly pleased with his coming down to setle in this Province & much more if you, & your family should come along with him, since I can assure you that you will find here your welfare, without being either molested on religious matters or paying any duty & under the circumstances of finding allwais market for your crops which makes every one of the planters settled at Natchez or elsewhere to improve every day, much more so than if they were to purchase the Lands, as they are granted gratis. I wish to be usefull to you being with regard sir Your most obt. hl. servant ESTEVAN MIRO. (Dupte.) Colonel JAMES ROBERTSON, Esqr. The duplicity of the Spaniards is well illustrated by the fact that the Gardoqui MSS. give clear proof that they were assisting the Creeks with arms and ammunition at the very time Miro was writing these letters. See the Gardoqui MSS., _passim_, especially Miro's letter of June 28, 1786. APPENDIX I-TO CHAPTER XIII. Account of Robert Morris with Miss Betsey Hart, Philadelphia, 1780-81. From the Clay MSS. DR. MISS HARTE IN ACCOUNT CURRENT WITH ROBERT MORRIS CR. [Oldest daughter of Col. Thomas Hart. She married Dr. Richard Pendell.] 1780 Aug. 29 To cash paid for a Pair of Shoes for you L64,2,6 at 60 for 1 L 1,1,4 (Continental, Exchange, Specie) To a Chest of Sugar delivered Mrs. Brodeau & Porterage 1107,15,0 Do 18,9,3 To two ps Sheeting Delivered Ditto 1116,0,0 at Do 18,12,0 To cash paid Wm. McDugall's Bill for one & a half Quarters Tuition at Dancing 223,10,0 at Do 3,12,6 Paid E. Denaugheys Bill for washing Done for you 95,12,6 at Do 1,11,10 Dec. 6 To Ditto for Hannah Estys Bill for making Frocks for you L257,10 Paid D
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