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Col. Brearley, the Agen. of the govern
ment for conducting such of the Creek lndi-
ans as may choose to emigratc beyond the
Mssissippi left this city some days ago for
Georgia. 1t is hoped that the additional
instructions which he has received from the
War Department for his own guidance, and
the rcmonstrance which it is understood the
Department transmitted through the resid-
ent agent to those Chiefs of the Nation who
had opposed the emigration of their coun-
trymen, (even forbiding it on pam of death, }
will remove the obstacles which Col B. en-
countcred on his first visit, in carrying into
effect the provisions of the Treaty, and the
act of Congress respecting the emigration OF
Mcintosh party.-Nat. Lntek