Cherokee Nation paper items 8 total starting with a the 29th congress 1st session,"letter from the Secretary of war", Information relative to outrages lately committed in the Cherokee Nation, January 26th, 1846, Doc. Number 92, 69 p.p., Resolutions of the legislature of Georgia requesting the senators and represenatitives from that state in congress to use their exertions to obtain the extinguishment of the title of the Cherokee Indians to land in the state of Georgia. 20th congress first session, document 80, printed by Duff Green, Washington 1828 next "memorial of a delegation from the Cherokee Indians, presented to congress January 18, 1831 8 p.p., Sabin 12466, imprints 6483 on to Henry Thompson Malone,"the early nineteenth century missionaries in the Cherokee country,Pages 127-139 reprinted out of the Tennessee historical quarterly, volume no 2, June 1951, Signed with an inscription by Mr. Malone, next is a Salem Gazette, May 15, 1838 discussing the Indians, "Their fate is sealed" with General Scott arriving in Augusta with to start the removal of the Cherokees on the 23th of the month, Cherokee Advocate Indian newspaper July 25, 1896 written in English and Cherokee,from the Tahlequah Cherokee Indian nation, Indian territory, 2 p.p. volume 20 #11, probably a reprint, The Cherokee Phoenix, New Etocha may 14th, 1828 2 p.p., vol 1 number 12 and most likely a reprint lastly the Washington post May 3rd, 1931 with a full front page on the Cherokee Indian alphabet and its maker Se-quoy-ah 1 p.p..

The pamphlets are all in great shape with little distracting toning or foxing with exception of the memorial made from one sheet and folded twice having huge margins of which the edges are rough and has a stain on the front and in the gutter not Mixed sizes as per printed.