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Feb. 22, 1790
Georgia
To his Excellency Edward Telfair, Esquire, Captain General, Governor and Commander in chief in and over the said State, and the Militia thereof.
The Petition of Peleg Greene, of the town of Washington, merchant, Respectfully sheweth [shows] ,
That he is extremely desirous of of [of] engaging in a traffic with the Creek Indians, having been solicited so to do by his friends, who have furnished him with goods suitable for that trade, and given every assurance of continuing the supply. He is advised that he cannot legally do this without permission first obtained from Government.
Your Petitioner therefore humbly prays that your Excellency will be pleased to grant him a Licence [License] to traffic with the said Indians, in the County of Greene, & adjacent thereto; & as in duty bound he will ever pray &c [et cetera]
[Signed] Peleg Greene
22 Feb.y [February] 1790.
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Petition
Peleg Greene
Granted
22 Feby [February] 1790
Indian