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Carr. WM. ARMSTRONG, Superintendent OF IN
dion Affairs West, has been placed IN charge oi
The whole business, both east and west, connect
nd with the removal Of the Choctaws from Tue
s,o,es Of Alabama and Mississippi: to their ne"
country west Of this State


We are happy to see this trust committed 10
Capt. Armstrong, gentleman every way ~0''"!
of its importance, and one who has greatly en-
deared himself to the Indians, and especially 'hf
Choc.aws, by his afIablo and just 'd"n''.%', ~
--.lc...A.in,andinr Agont. Noo'her pei
40 great satisfaction to the Indians as Capt Arm
strong; and the knowledge that he has charge o.
tho removal, will satisfy every Chociaw that h'
will receive every attention, that his removal anc
subsistence when removed will be strictly regarded
by that general justice which governs al!'he trans
ac,ionsof the above gentemanly officer. with the
Choc.awsand the o'herz under his superln
tendency.