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Gov Nicholson juggled traders and Indian delegations
Source: The Southern Frontier #86
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In February, 1723, however, the powers of the commissioners were vested in the governor and any three members of the council. 48 [Note 48 Statutes, III] For a year Nicholson, who gave great attention to frontier affairs, was busily engaged in efforts to bring order among the traders, in issuing instructions, receiving delegations of Cherokee, Creek and Chickasaw chiefs, and in all the manifold details of Indian management. 49 [Note 49 C.O.]
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