From the Cherokee Rh@nic.
CREEK INDIANS.
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NEW ECHoTA, Oct. s.


A company Of Creek boys. seven in number pass
ed this place few days since on their way to the
Choctaw Academy. Blue Springs, Kentucky They
were conducted by of the leaders of the Nation,
and Patrick Carey, a young man OF intelligence.
The number of Greek students at the Academy will
now be about thirty. all supported by the appropr-
alton made at the treaty of Washington. The ap-
pearance of the boys and their conductors was IN.
like the wretched condition of the Creek Nation, o
which lately we have frequently heard.


We took occasion to inquire of Mr.. Carey the
state of emigration among his countrymen. Wa
were informed by him that Col. Breary was EN-
pIovng every measure to obtain emigrauts, but wal
likely to be defeated in his expectations. Of th
emigrants who were stationed at Fort Strother. 20'
deserted and returned to their homes, leaving fey
! mulattoes to pursue their journey to the promise