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On the subject of the unpleasant d;g.v
ence between the State of Georgia and tho
United States, the Editors of the N.t;onaI ."I
lntelligencer say that they are in nossss sss'
sion of letter from a gentleman in r,,, Geos
gia to his friend in Washington, dated ,hs
18th of February, which contains the follow.
ing.


"Since writing the above, had conyer.
sation with Col. Samuel A. Bailey. who has
Just returned and completed his second mis-.
sion to the Little Prince. He saws. 7 NAV
state, that he, the Little Prince. and the na :.
tlon, are perfectly reconciled and satisfied
with the survey Of the lands, and that their
only object was to protest against the survey
tor the purpose of having a legal claim (so
far as that would effect it) on the United
States, for the payment OF the value Of ths
land west of the new treaty line, and il any
difficulty ensues, it will be effected BY thely
States Government.