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you have taken, for the release of the sufferers, promises
them, ultimately a permanent success. Their sufferings has
been ^is extremely great and distressing, and Ihave no
doubt, but your solicitations to relieve them in favor of their relief,
will be constant and unremitted until obtained.

Your let The interests of our estate being materially
concerned in the event of the intended treaty, Iflatter my
self, ^& have no doubt you will avail it of every advantage & priveledge, that
is necessary on the Occasion. Iflatter myself I hope the president
will not be contracted, but on the other hand, extend to us all the
reasonable advantages which we have a right to ^enjoy and expect ^& enjoy

Your letter & the other communications correspondences papers
being of much public information, Iconceive it ^very proper
to have the same published

Ihave the Honor to be with
great public esteem, & personal
regard - Your m^o obed^t serv^t

The Honorable
Jos. Anderson
Andrew Jackson &
W^m C. C. Claiborne