This entity negotiated the Treaty of Dumplin Creek with Alexander Outlaw, which set its southern border as the Little River. 
This entity negotiated the Treaty of Dumplin Creek with Alexander Outlaw, which set its southern border as the Little River. Governor Esteban Miro sent gold to entice this entity, and James White attempted to place it under Spanish rule. This entity's first proposed constitution prohibited doctors, lawyers and priests from election to its legislature, and the economic system of this entity was bartering. William Cocke defended this entity from a force sent by Governor Richard Caswell, and John Tipton defeated the militia of its Governor John Sevier. Native American raids finally ended this entity, and it then returned to North Carolina, although it later became part of Tennessee. For 10 points, name this attempted US state named for a Founding Father from Pennsylvania.
This entity negotiated the Treaty of Dumplin Creek with Alexander Outlaw, which set its southern border as the Little River.
State of {Franklin} [or {Frankland}]