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The latter document is sufficient and in reply
to your note, | will 90 far yield to your wishes
as to say that the emigration must recommends
on or before the first day Of the ensuing Septena.
bsr, and BE- continued at short intervals, % as to
be cofapsted on or before the 20th Of the follow
ing Honth. with tho exception Of such sick and su-
peranuated Cherokees as may not be able to trav-
el by land, and their necessary attendants.
Should the rivers between this and your new coun-
try west be not navigabIe for steamboats, in the
mean time, have further no objection to give to
the more respectable heads of families. whose
names may he presented to me for the purpose.
special permissions to remain and to remove them.
selves and families on the first sufficient rise OF
those rivers, although such rise may not happen
until after the 10th Of October next.


The moneys which from time. 10 time may be
deemed necessary to prepare for and carry on the
emigration you will please make estimates for, ad.
dressed to me, specifying the immediate objects
and if the estimates shall appear reasonable, they
shall be promptly complied with.


remain, gentlemen, yours, with respect.


WINFIELD SCOTT.
Messrs. J. Ross, e. Gunter, E. Hicks, s. Gunter,


and others, Agents Of the Cherokee Nation.