Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-07
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L.EMIsnrKG. Augusl 81

LEwIspuRG, August 81.
EAhe Su'yhm-Thc company for the most par, still
remain at the White Sulphur, though many have ei'
within the last few days who have been here during
the whole season The President of the U > lett on
Monday and will visit the Blue, where he now s, The
Salt aud the other ncighborIng springs, and return 10
Washington about the second week IN October.
very brilliant company still remain, nmd larger nnGI
her lan usual for this late period nt the season.
There will not be less than FOUR hundred persons
present on 10 morrow the lst Of September. For ihe
old and the invalid, the weather IS now very GeIGhuu',
and slight shower yesterday, has made the atinos-
phpre very pleasant. The young and the gay, are sl
eninvnG themselves. and III. ballroom We are informed
by those who regularly attend there, never presenled
farer display OF the attractive portion OF The world
cummuuily friend of ours has given us PERMISSION
10 make extract from letter written abroad, ana
which we will have the pleasure Of inserting in our
next number inquirer.
lsprAy FnoSrrEn - BY gentleman just arrived from
the Choctaw Agency west of the Mississippi we learn
that the Indians in that quarter entirely quiet
evincIng symptoms whatever Of esessness or dis
satisfaction. We may the refore indulge the hope that
the tribes in !e neighbcuhood OF FU!t LeaYenworih
will scarcely undertake 10 disturb the frontier The pa
ragraph which published Saturday, was, as we
stated founded information from authentic source:
such to leave doubt Of the facts therein stated
But the object and intention of the Cherokers in hold
ing council may well have been msconccved
Nashville Tanner, HugHst 20.
We do not believe that there is word OF truth IN
this whole article. But whether the editor Ut The Ban
has been imposed upon or has thrown it out for 20
ca effect, shall not undertake to determine a
similar report obtained circulation come weeks since,
and conradic;cd By the Indian chiefs in the LIME
Rock papers; the present rum"r but version OF
old story Letters have lately been received in this city
from the Indian Superintendent for lie Western tribes
stating that they were Ecvcr more peaceaby disposed
better pleased with their situation and prospects in their
homes In addition learn from a gentleman lust
from the Indian county, thai the princ pal chief of the
Greeks and one Of The Cherokee cefs having heard
in circulation about their hostile feelings towards
the whites, waited Capt Armstrong, The SuprTin.
tenGent, al Fort Coffee and invited bn visit their
country and satisfy himself OF its GaIsly Capt, A re.
turned with The ch:ris travelled through the Indian
country in every direction for weeks found them
coa,ened, busy engaged in farming and could no; dis
cover the slightest symptoms of hostile feeling or pre-.
paration Such we understand 10 be the facts IN rela.
ton to the tribes who have emigraed and we can SEQ
good that result from the attempt of the Wing
papers 10 create suspicious as TO their good faith
NnShc!He Union, .7us. 90.
The CHEROKEE iSpIANs-A letter dated August 10,
has been shown to aud we copy from it The latest i'll
te!Iigence of what is going among lie Cherokees
We take this opportunity TO caution readers against
putting any faith in the foolish about ATTEMPTS
the part Of these Indians to stir up r war Nothing
be absurd Their policy pac;c and all III cir
conduct and their plans prove il TO be The cou se
they have TAKEN has uni prmly given the lie to eve ~
suggestion 10 their Disadvantages; and believe il " Ill
continue. If the less civilized and less chrstia
tribes are getting uneasy instead Of charging their dl
satisfaction upon Cherokee plots it would be better
encourage this nation by luster notions of them TO q.
reasoning as we'll by example Surely, thus far W.
have right to say word against the Cherokees AS
for reports from the frontier lined with those who have.
been their avaricous and relentless prosecutors for g.
many years. they ought TO be heard with grea, distrus
We proceed TO our extract fiom The Cherokee letter a.