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At Camp 7th District 4th Section  
June 28th. 1832  
Dear Sir, 
I received a verbal Message from you last evening through Mr Fowler, seeking an enquiry, into the progress of my Survey. I have the Satisfaction to inform you, I anticipate, the completion of my labours [labors]  by the  
7th of July= The [deleted text:  [illegible text]  ]  completion of this District has been protracted by my having a double duty assigned me, to wit, of surveying two Districts The 19th in the 4th Section, I surveyed first, and reported some three weeks or more, to his Excellency the Governor I believe all the Surveyors in the 4th Section, except myself have ended their labours [labors]  and gone home.  
I have experienced the most unqualified friendship, and marked attention of kindness from the Indians and in return have treated [added text: them ]  with the same reciprocity & in no instance have given them just cause of complaint: I have also endeavoured [endeavored]  to impress on their minds, the friendly feeling entertained for them by Georgia, and the liberal & magnanimous course she intended to pursue towards them.  
 
Very Respectfully 
Dear Sir 
Yr. Obt Servt [Your Obedient Servant]   
[Signed]  H.R. Ward  Genl Jno [General John]  Coffee 
 
 
 
 
 
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To/ Genl. [General]  John Coffee 
Attention Mr Fowler}