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to any object, than ne satisfactory ad-
ustmeat of the Ell ,arrassing difficulties
which grew out of the iormer treaty. These
efforts produced the Treaty of January, ooy


which about nine-tenths of the Territory in
question, was obtained for Georgia. 10 the
fnrther concession obtained by the supple
mentary article, the friends Of peace and har-
mony--the country at large--are indebted,
81 IS said, to the exertions and influence over
the Indian delegates, of MIR. Benton, OF the
Senate.