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J, Of civilization among his people, their ca.
k,y for Improvement, and the prosperous career
pre them, Il wise and liberal policy be adopted
5ards them. Judge Mackey is practical planter
| large fortune, and extensively engaged IN
rcante operations on the cash system. He has


received at this place large stock OF dry
ds from the Eastern cities. and is now here
k,he purpose Of purchasing his groceries. THIS


branch Of trade, from what we can learn OF
Horticultural character Of the Cherokee people


The wealth difidsed among them, promises to
B a considerable source Of profit to our dealers.
re,ofore the merchants on the Arkansas and


settlers at our military posts. have chiefly
billed the Cherokees with groceries and mer'
Sndize but j, is contemplated hereafter TO open
1Irect intercourse with this city.