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 [ Note: A postmark stamp appears on the page. ]  [added text (appears to be different ink and hand): ? [Mont]icello Ga. ]  10 
to his excellency George M Troup State of Georgia milidgeville  
 
 
 
 
 
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25 Aprill [April]  1825 Creek Nation 
Dear Sir 
I receivd [received]  your excellencys request yesterday, [added text: dated the 12th Inst. [Instant]  ]  & I hereby State to you that my only meaning was not to act Contrary to stipulations made between our nation & the us. states government & we Do hereby absolutely freely & fully gave our Consent to the state of Georgia to have the Boundary belonging to said state surveyd [surveyed]  at any time the Legislature of Georgi [added text: a ]  may think proper which was [unclear text: ceded ]  at the late treaty at the Indian Springs [document damaged] in behalf of the nation & by the consent of the Chiefs of the Same  
 
I have the honour [honor]  to be Sir with great esteam [esteem]  yours respectfully [added text (appears to be different ink and hand): all written by Gen. W. Mc. I  [McIntosh]  Creek Chief ]  
[Signed] William McIntosh  
 
 
 
 
 
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Letter 
Brig Genl. [Brigadier General]  W McIntosh 
[unclear text: dated ]  Creek Nation 
 
25 April 1825  
 
Survey of the Ceded Country 
Order to filed 
 
5 May 1825  
 
[unclear text:  Comd. ]  to Legislature 
 
23 May 1825  
 
 
25 April 1825