Advices from Oswego and Georgia Creek tensions in 1776
The Pennsylvnia Gazette reports on Oswego trade incidents with Creek and Cherokee relations, including captured prisoners, threats of war, and promises of hostages. It notes Georgia forts near Savannah repairing lines and new forts at Sunbury, while Creeks and Cherokees align with various leaders amid renewed frontier hostilities and possible French influence.
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