The period when the Chicasa settlement near Kasi�ta was broken up by the return of the inmates to the old Chicasa country is not definitely known, but may be approximately set down in the beginning of the eighteenth century. Later on, a war broke out between the Creeks and Chicasa. Kasi�ta town refused to march against the old allies, and "when the Creeks offered to make peace their offers were rejected, till the Kasi�ta interposed their good offices. These had the desired effect, and produced peace" (Hawkins, p. 83).