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1839. July 2. continued. as the only way to reconcile all parties: he believes, indeed, that without it, nothing like adjustment can take place. Capt: A.ha, not conversed with Majir Brown, or others, his friends, who are there, but the certainty that nothing can be done but what is done by both parties, induces him to write so hastily. He is aware that the point is difficult & delicate; but the object is one every way connected with the welfare & destiny of the Cherokees. He hopes Mr Ross will receive this communication in the spirit of kind feeling which prompt it: Cpt: A : is but partially informed of the communications which have passed between the