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Savannah 
17th Sept.r [September]  1791 
Sir 
This opportunity is embraced to inform Your Excellency that the Troops from the lower parts of the State are in motion for the rock Landing. Captain Burbeck with fifty of his own and twenty two NonCommissioned [Noncommissioned]  officers and Soldiers of Captain Smith's Company all in good health and completely equipped marched from this place  
15th Inst. [Instant]  he will proceed by the way of Waynesborough.  
Axes and every other material necessary on the line were forwarded this day, so that I trust the military department will be in full readiness to proceed so soon as the Commissioners authorized for that purpose may judge necessary to enter upon the business.  
No late advices have come forward from the War office or information of Mr. Ellicot's coming on [deleted text: been ]  received  
 
I have the honor to be with perfect respect Sir Your most obedient humble Servant 
[Signed] Rich.d [Richard]  Call Major 1st U.S. Reg.t [Regiment]  
Governor Telfair 
 
 
 
 
 
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His Excellency Governor Telfair Augusta  
 
Letter 
Maj.r [Major]  Richard Call  
17th Septem [September]  1798 
Ordered to be filed  
26th instant  
 
Boundary 
Indian Lines  
 
 
17 Sept [September]  1791