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Dwight Arkansas, April 4 1839. | Dwight Arkansas, April 4 1839. | ||
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We have just arrived in this [[unclear]] western world after a journey of [[unclear]] five months. We came with a detachment of Cherokees, who moved rather slow. The whole nation has at length arrived in this country. Yesterday I received a letter from Mr. Butler still in the old country, continuing an [[extract?]] from once she had lately received from yourself Suffice it to say, Dear Sir, that I am determined to do all in my power to get historical information to you as soon as possible, according to your benevolent [[unclear]] By Divine permission, I intend to write Mr. Ross next week and endeavor to write him to the subject. He would need no excitement were it not for [[unclear]] a | We have just arrived in this [[unclear]] western world after a journey of [[unclear]] five months. We came with a detachment of Cherokees, who moved rather slow. The whole nation has at length arrived in this country. Yesterday I received a letter from Mr. Butler still in the old country, continuing an [[extract?]] from once she had lately received from yourself Suffice it to say, Dear Sir, that I am determined to do all in my power to get historical information to you as soon as possible, according to your benevolent [[unclear]] By Divine permission, I intend to write Mr. Ross next week and endeavor to write him to the subject. He would need no excitement were it not for [[unclear]] a [[unclear]] [[unclear]] of business. If Mr. Jones has not left this country I will endeavor to persuade him immediately | ||
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This page has heavy bleed through from the writing on the back. Difficult to read.
Dwight Arkansas, April 4 1839.
Dear Sir,
We have just arrived in this unclear western world after a journey of unclear five months. We came with a detachment of Cherokees, who moved rather slow. The whole nation has at length arrived in this country. Yesterday I received a letter from Mr. Butler still in the old country, continuing an extract? from once she had lately received from yourself Suffice it to say, Dear Sir, that I am determined to do all in my power to get historical information to you as soon as possible, according to your benevolent unclear By Divine permission, I intend to write Mr. Ross next week and endeavor to write him to the subject. He would need no excitement were it not for unclear a unclear unclear of business. If Mr. Jones has not left this country I will endeavor to persuade him immediately 50