A Message to the Chickasaw Nation of Indians
Document 1789A message to the Chickasaw nation of Indians, from the commissioners plenipotentiary for restoring and establishing peace and amity between the United States of America and all the Indian nations situated within the limits of the said States, southward of the river Ohio. They make reference to Mr Bennett Ballew and express friendship. Make reference to Treaty at Hopewell. Many things have happened since this Treaty and the United States recovers from its wounds from fighting the British. People of the United States are increasing every day, and the people of other continents are coming to respect the United States more and more. Mention a great council fire at New York.
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