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	Sir		Sir
	Owing to my being unwell as I before informed you, prevented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Tho<sup>s</sup> Dowling Esq respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr Dowling has not fully understood the Indians, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington making that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them ~~our [illegible] as~~ answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked upon this reply of the ~~Miamis~~ [~~illegible~~]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their ~~nature [~~native woods?], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. ~~Should~~ on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to persuade the <s>department</s> tribe of the necessity of a spring or early emigration for the same reason ~~your~~ [illegible] (preparing for [winter &c?]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore
			Owing to my being unwell as I before informed you, prevented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Tho<sup>s</sup> Dowling Esq respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr Dowling has not fully understood the Indians, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington making that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them on getting an answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked upon this reply of the Indians [favorable?]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their native woods, the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. I hoped on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to persuade the <s>department</s> tribe of the necessity of a spring or early emigration for the same reason you [illegible] (preparing for winter &c) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore

Cupoar at 02:01, 6 May 2021

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	Sir		Sir
	Owing to my being unwell as I before informed you, prevented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Tho<sup>s</sup> Dowling Esq respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr ~~[illegible]~~ has not fully understood the Indians, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington making that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked upon this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [native woods?], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to persuade the <s>department</s> tribe of the necessity of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [winter &c?]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore		Owing to my being unwell as I before informed you, prevented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Tho<sup>s</sup> Dowling Esq respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr Dowling has not fully understood the Indians, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington making that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked upon this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [native woods?], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to persuade the <s>department</s> tribe of the necessity of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [winter &c?]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore

Shrivecm1 at 13:52, 5 May 2021

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	Sir		Sir
	Owing to my being unwell as I before informed you, prevented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Tho<s>s</s> Dowling Esq respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Indians, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington making that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked upon this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [native woods?], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to persuade the <s>department</s> tribe of the necessity of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [winter &c?]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore		Owing to my being unwell as I before informed you, prevented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Tho<sup>s</sup> Dowling Esq respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Indians, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington making that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked upon this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [native woods?], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to persuade the <s>department</s> tribe of the necessity of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [winter &c?]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore

Shrivecm1 at 13:52, 5 May 2021

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	Sir		Sir
	~~[illegible]~~ to my being unwell as I before informed you, ~~presented~~ me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of ~~Mr [illegible][illegible]~~ respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the ~~Miami~~, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington ~~[illegible]~~ that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked ~~before~~ this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [~~illegible~~], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to ~~[illegible]~~ the <s>department</s> tribe of the ~~[illegible]~~ of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [~~illegible~~]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore		Owing to my being unwell as I before informed you, prevented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Tho<s>s</s> Dowling Esq respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Indians, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington making that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked upon this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [native woods?], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to persuade the <s>department</s> tribe of the necessity of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [winter &c?]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore

Cupoar at 20:59, 4 May 2021

2021-05-04T20:59:22Z

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	Sir		Sir
	[illegible] to my being unwell as I before informed you, presented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Mr [illegible][illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Miami, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington [illegible] that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as ~~[illegible]~~, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked before this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to [illegible] the <s>department</s> tribe of the [illegible] of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [illegible]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore		[illegible] to my being unwell as I before informed you, presented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Mr [illegible][illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Miami, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington [illegible] that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as answer, that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked before this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to [illegible] the <s>department</s> tribe of the [illegible] of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [illegible]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore

Cupoar at 20:52, 4 May 2021

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	Sir		Sir
	[illegible] to my being unwell as I before informed you, presented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Mr [illegible][illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Miami, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington [illegible] that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as [illegible], that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked before this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to [illegible] the <s>department</s> tribe of the [illegible] of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [illegible]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. ~~Therefore~~		[illegible] to my being unwell as I before informed you, presented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Mr [illegible][illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Miami, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington [illegible] that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as [illegible], that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked before this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to [illegible] the <s>department</s> tribe of the [illegible] of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [illegible]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. I therefore

Cupoar at 20:51, 4 May 2021

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	Sir		Sir
	[illegible] to my being unwell as I before informed you, presented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Mr [illegible][illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Miami, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington [illegible] that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as [illegible], that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked before this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the ~~[illegible]~~ could not be ~~[illegible]~~ to [illegible] the ~~[illegible]~~ tribe of the [illegible] of a spring early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (~~[illegible]~~ for [illegible]) I desire to be ~~[illegible]~~ understood by the department under ~~what~~ I ~~[illegible]~~. Therefore		[illegible] to my being unwell as I before informed you, presented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Mr [illegible][illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Miami, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington [illegible] that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as [illegible], that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked before this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the time could not be extended to [illegible] the <s>department</s> tribe of the [illegible] of a spring or early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] (preparing for [illegible]) I desire to be always understood by the department under which I act. Therefore

Cupoar at 20:44, 4 May 2021

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	Sir		Sir
	[illegible] to my being ~~[illegible] is [illegible]~~ informed you~~. Presented~~ me noticing your reply to me. on the subject of a letter of ~~the~~ [illegible] [illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr ~~Darling~~ has not fully understood the ~~[illegible]~~, that I may not been particular as ~~of [illegible]~~ their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you~~, [illegible]~~ the ~~[illegible][illegible]~~, I urged the necessity of removal next spring ~~they~~ would not ~~[illegible]~~, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall ~~[illegible]~~ I had not the power to permit them to remain ~~[illegible]~~ month longer, if I had not to write to them ~~[illegible]~~ Father at ~~[illegible]~~[illegible] that urgent if he did not grant ~~[illegible]~~. ~~[illegible]~~ for them our [illegible] ~~are~~ [illegible], that they would meet me and do as the ~~[illegible]~~ Father ~~[illegible]~~, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked ~~[illegible]~~ this reply of the ~~[illegible]~~ [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=~~=[illegible]~~ to ~~[illegible]~~ their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the [illegible] could not be [illegible] to [illegible] the [illegible] tribe of the [illegible] of a spring early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] ([illegible] for [illegible]) I desire to be [illegible] understood by the department under what I [illegible]. Therefore		[illegible] to my being unwell as I before informed you, presented me noticing your reply to me, on the subject of a letter of Mr [illegible][illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the Miami, that I may not been particular as explaining their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you. During the numerous counsels, I urged the necessity of removal next spring. They would not commit, at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall if I had not the power to permit them to remain for a month longer, if I had not to write to them Great Father at Washington [illegible] that urgent if he did not grant it. Send for them our [illegible] as [illegible], that they would meet me and do as the Great Father wished, meaning that they would go next fall. I looked before this reply of the Miamis [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling=ness to leave their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the [illegible] could not be [illegible] to [illegible] the [illegible] tribe of the [illegible] of a spring early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] ([illegible] for [illegible]) I desire to be [illegible] understood by the department under what I [illegible]. Therefore

Cupoar at 14:43, 4 May 2021

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	Sir		Sir
	[illegible] to my being [illegible] is [illegible] informed you. Presented me noticing your reply to me. on the subject of a letter of the [illegible] [illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr ~~[illegible]~~ has not fully understood the [illegible], that I may not been particular as of [illegible] their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you,		[illegible] to my being [illegible] is [illegible] informed you. Presented me noticing your reply to me. on the subject of a letter of the [illegible] [illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr Darling has not fully understood the [illegible], that I may not been particular as of [illegible] their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you, [illegible] the [illegible][illegible], I urged the necessity of removal next spring they would not [illegible], at the last talk we had. They replied they would go next fall [illegible] I had not the power to permit them to remain [illegible] month longer, if I had not to write to them [illegible] Father at [illegible][illegible] that urgent if he did not grant [illegible]. [illegible] for them our [illegible] are [illegible], that they would meet me and do as the [illegible] Father [illegible], meaning that they would go next fall. I looked [illegible] this reply of the [illegible] [illegible]. Knowing their unwilling==[illegible] to [illegible] their nature [illegible], the graves of their fathers and emigrate to a new country. Should on getting a reply to their application that the [illegible] could not be [illegible] to [illegible] the [illegible] tribe of the [illegible] of a spring early emigration for the same reason your [illegible] ([illegible] for [illegible]) I desire to be [illegible] understood by the department under what I [illegible]. Therefore

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[illegible] to my being [illegible] is [illegible] informed you. Presented me noticing your reply to me. on the subject of a letter of the [illegible] [illegible] respecting the Miami emigration. I fear Mr [illegible] has not fully understood the [illegible], that I may not been particular as of [illegible] their reply of which I took a note at the time. I may also be misunderstood by you,