[Letter], 1815 Nov. 10, Head Quarters, Milledg[e]ville, G[eorgi]a to [David B.] Mitchell, Governor [of Georgia] / Edmund P. Gaines

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U. S. Service
E. P. Gaines
To his Excly [Excellency] Governor Mitchell Milledgeville Ga





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Hd. Qrs. [Head Quarters] Milledgville Ga
Novr. [November] 10 1815
Sir,
I have the honor to lay before your Excellency an extract of a letter which I have received from the department of war, in relation to the Militia, which in my letter of the 13th ultimo to your predecessor, Governor Early, I requested might be assembled at Fort Hawkins, for the service of the united states.
I am happy to have it in my power to say that the Indians above the Spanish Boundary line have recently, given no cause of apprehension to our Commissioners; nor does it appear that the Seminola's have taken any steps to carry into effect their [added text: late ] threats of hostility. I have therefore to request that the militia may not be assembled. still I am of opinion that until the prospect of opposition shall entirely subside, the detachment should be held in readiness to assemble
I have the honor to be most Respectfully
Sir, your Obdt. Servt. [Obedient Servant]
[Signed] Edmund P. Gaines
Major Genl [General] [unclear text: Comm:g [Commanding] ]
To His Excly [Excellency] Govr. [Governor] Mitchell





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Letter from
Maj. Genl. [General] E. P. Gaines
dated
10th November 1815.
Recevd [Received]
11th November

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1815