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GB by a letter just received from the north
west part of the State, We learn that the Indian
disturbances have. suspended all trade with the
nation. The writer says he hears contradictory
news of these difficulties constantly, and great
many think that there may yet be a fight, |, is
his opinion that should the Cherokees disband,
the leaders of tha Treaty Party" must abandon


or lose thoir lives. The people Of
,. u. prehend no danger, although there
&c ,as. ,itement. ....-