Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

FINcAsrbE, Nov. 19.-At our November Court.
number OF respectable and public spirited gentlemen,
assembled at the Courthouse take into
the importance Of prosecuting, with energy system Of
Internal Improvement committee appointed to
address the people OF Botetourt this subject and
the first day OF December Court fixed upon for
general meeting to take into the expeden
cy Of memoriaizing the Legislature. We hope there
will be general turning out Of the public spirited peo-
pie OF Boteourt In this all parties ought be unit
ed. We think subject could possibly call louder for
public investigation All men, we know, are governed
by selfnteres but ii the individual interests of the
people OF Boetourt will not be promoted by the i'm.
provemcnto of the James River, then we will be willing
ior ever hereafter TO stop ourmouts on subjects ofPo-
htical expediency and Internal Improvement
Mr.. Rhiafs .qrobian Horses-The Richmond Com.
per seems to have inferred from the statement which
we published from a Smyrna paper Of the manner in
which MIR. khtnd obtained the four Arabian horses
winch he has brought home with him to New York,
that they were presented TO him by the Grand Segnior
and that therefore he is precuded from holding them,
under the provision OF the Constitution, which prohibits
any puSc officer OF the United States fr accepting
any present from foreign prince without the consent
OF Congress IL was stated in the article that the Sui
tan, having learned that MIR. Rhind making inqu-
res Tor Arabian horses ordered these to be to him.
IL does not necessarily follow that they sent to
him as present. that he accepted them as such.
They might have been the property of a private inii-
vidua and yet sent TO Mr.. Rhnd by order of the Sui
TAM act Of cviity and attention. for his inspe con,
and to purchase il he saw fit Boston Daily adv.
RIFT OFRED RIVER.
LITTLE Rock. (Arkan.as) October 81, 1881 Colo.
Commissioner and Surveyor appointed by the President
on 'hs part OF the Untsd States for running the houn-
Diary line between The State Of louisiana and the T. rri
tory oil Arkansas. arrived here last week. to
proceeding to the point on the Mississippi river where
their iahors are to commence.
Col. r. A. Crane, OF Alexandra, la il the Commits.
Toner appointed tbs part o. the Safe Of Louisiana
The commissioners will meet at Vemont, in Chicot
county. on the Mississippi river, the lat Of next
month, aud proceed from thence down the River tho
point at which their labors will commence which Il 4,
supposed will he about 80 miles below villemont.
The Commissoner', we understood. are instructed to
ascertain the 33d degree OF latitude the Missssippi
and to west on that parallel until line running
due north from the point where the Sabine crosses the
32i degree of latitude will intersect their line. The
latter line will form the boundary between the
U nited States and Mexico, agreeably to the trea-
~ concluded with Spain in 1920. and az il has
never been legally established, the Commissioners il
Il presumsd will be undsr the nece'itv Of running il
Tor The purpose Of ascerainng the end Of the line which
they are reqused TO run. Col. Conway, we under.
stand has written to the Secretary OF State for farther
met functions on this particular point.
Me'srs Conway AMI Pelham will leave hers in
day or two Tor Viilem'nt, where they will meet the
Commissioners AMI Surveyor on the part Of Lonis.
'sna' Gazette.
The Cherokee Phoenix OF The 10 IL inst give. The fol-
lowing account OF the killing of white at High
tower
of the adjoining and skcn toward. Georgia with
some oil their They were pursued by party OF Cheo
Inc two returned their homes On the evening of tho
part OF Tho first company not known into the of
discovered hem they rode of
lie overlook them who were
riding his horso-The man died instantly"
he editor terms thu summary act OF Indan
g'ance quite an unheppy Circumstance" Yet the
laws OF that naion which has been rumpeed forth to
he admiration of the world, will hold him harmless,
who thus executes ssnEuinary punishment, without
Judge or jury o. nvrsiig alton of any sort. The farce
OF tnt acted by the Cherokee Oigarcby must
soon be closed. by the efecuai enforcement mt Of The
laws OF civilized commrniiy-temperng, however,
we trust, justice with mercy [Sdpanndh Georgfan.
FREDERICKSBURG, Nov 27.-The Seventh Exhibition Of the
k'buS Agricultural Society," took place. according
On Ihud,y anu Friday last Many particularly fem
we're doubtless prevented from attending
~ Indictment weather. which prevailed for several
AMI accordingly, the display not,
peced 10 be- equsl preceded IT, There were
number Of thr ground Thudsy
hi. pIsre. - = - " - -
On F''dy hi display of Domeste Manufacture. took re. in
the Town taTh' Away, the iDtere,tnS the
hioon aud never fails To stract crowd of
sent ooosrcn number Of articles by the
we
snnd 'p''k "a sulsriy Of their qustya pair Of blankets
Cuipeper appeared TO he of very There
great variety of Counerrnne' Csrpenr, nc hope soon
to present condemned account Of the
WIN "'' 81 'hs Ptenlnm swsrdei Herald.
RICH ORE
We have been informed from authority that Mt Mrs.
H. Harris nina IN Cabarrns by Dir
MClo4cn lew day thousand fortv