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The Greek Treaty.--The new Treaty of
cession and purchase, made in this city with
the deputies Of the Greek nation of Indians,
in January last, and submitted to the Senate
by the President on the S1st of that month,
was ratified and confirmed by the Senate on
Friday, 21st ult., together with the supple
mental article subsequently agreed on, by
which, it is understood, the wishes of the
State Of Georgia have been SO fully met, as
to induce the hope that all dissatisfaction
felt in that State, at the abrogation of the
former treaty, will be dissipated. And we
think that the efforts of the Executive, and
especially of that officer of it, (the Secretary
of WARP to whose province the manage
ment of the affair particularly belonged, were
never directed with more zeal and assduity