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The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Reports from Georgia detail progress on Savannah fortifications by nearly 600 men; Creek Chief Cow Keeper and 40 others visited Savannah, showing goodwill toward the English despite their role in recent disturbances against Spaniards at St. Augustine; Governor Ellis works to reconcile the differences, seen as challenging.
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That the Creek Chief, called the Cow Keeper, had lately been at Savannah, with 40 other Creeks, and seemed very well disposed towards the English: but had been concerned in some Disturbances lately given the Spaniards at St. Augustine, by those Indians; and that Governor Ellis was earnestly endeavouring to accommodate the Differences Between them, which, 'twas apprehended, would be a Work of Difficulty.
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Georgia
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differences between parties apprehended to be difficult to accommodate
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Fortifications around Savannah progressing with near 600 men working for some time; Creek Chief Cow Keeper and 40 other Creeks visited Savannah, well disposed toward English but involved in disturbances against Spaniards at St. Augustine; Governor Ellis endeavouring to accommodate differences.