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Feb. 20, 1790  
To His Excellency Edward Telfair Esquire Governor & Commander in Chief of the State of Georgia and the Militia thereof 
The Petition of William Clark & Co. [Company]  of Augusta, humbly sheweth [shows]  --  
That your Petitioners being in the mercantile line, and wishing to extend their business to the Creek & Cherokee nations of Indians; humbly request, your Excellency will be pleased to Grant them and their Traders, Letters of Licence [License], whereby they may be legally enabled to prosecute this their intention; and as in duty bound they will Pray  
 
[Signed] William Clark & Co. [Company]   
Augusta, 
February 20th 1790 
 
 
 
 
 
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To His Excellency Edward Telfair Esquire, Governor & Commander in Chief of the State of Georgia. &c &c [et cetera et cetera]   
 
Petition 
Wm [William]  Clarke & Co [Company]  
Granted  
22 Feby [February]  1790  
 
Indians