Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-08
THE ROUNDARY


We publ h several paragraphs from the London
prinis touching tho long iii uied boundary between
me North East part of the United States, and IN =
Britt Provinces.-But tbs following attcI. from IN.
Baltimore Patriot, is so much more precise ard :, q
'u'pect authentic than any these descriptions that
we hasen ~ lay IL before our readers Ii we tlace
u,aP oeIore us: we can run Oh ii much Of the line.
IL is suggested In London paper, that the Xxi y OF
tie n elheflands proceeded on the mercantile, com.
merciaI r n;iPie OF compromises kind VI give ana
THE NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY
"lhe EjltJr oil the Bal imose PatIiot has b en- f..
vored with tie following letter from an nteIgep,
merchant, formerly OF Baltimore, but now a resilient
OF Am7terdan: l. gives the dec sion of the X log of
the Netherlands relative to the disputed Boundsr y
Lioe between the United States and Great Britain to
mhom 1Ith pafti's had referred tie question, and
who-e decision is TO be 6odl The letter saws
'The Boundary Line goe, from he Monument. on the
source oil the Rne y. Croix, due Norm 20 lh- =,
Falls II then fJllJRs the ST. Johi about so miles
from thence II passes alo the yer S Franci. 10
II. southernmost tource here it meet, the
Lne' along which 1t oiiows TO the ST. Lawrence and
leaving only those waters that fail i'm ,h- RI, ar g
la"r nee TO the poui where bo lines &c aim ni,,
TO ne Connecticut, where they combine 10 the Bit
sh: ms Is the hrst aud most inPot ;snt p, int
~ Aooul The nor tn wosiet head of C,nnec,
cut River The X ug has taken that which main. aims
The name and exclude all tributary streams that
already knowd ia i772, under DIFF re MT ua,nes
81 The 10th degree OF north latitude has 1, he s,i
Puiated anew sg esabe to the treaty OF Gu ,cr W
Their the cd line watch 10 I772 was drawn between
the provinces and the u. g. 10 femsin Dec sion
says, tIat fhs iue must be dawn resi-. TN, AM.
rlcans cSDhding on its correctness had huilt fo,t IN
kOusses poiut and this 10 teess is 10 main in bsi,
possesslon Win so much territory the usual
ay oue Chi me dqle0 The erritofy which /.
waidod to the United States by toe lst point is bv m
the best and most extensive, but England maintsns
communication with her Province. Thu tef,i,or,
which they get will be Of IlHs value Tn, Slate 81
m@lns ge's the besl and nearly all hat they wish
Connecticut River is Of no i'm ,ortanc :, and nav he
.ooksu upon as to balance he s;asS. Tn ii h
grounds we're considered the btst but tn. Amerira
mao suca, which could by sno sbecome reiect d.
Inc pdraiI-l was always ia favour of the Bi,sh bui
since The king had secured TO England their poi &c
advantage, he did the same with he by Civ
ing them he fortress, Punt uses which tb
parallel, aud IL OF mach importance 10 America Two
iort' balls TO the southwark, W I'D not have been of
az much value az IN e..
This decision OF the ing il a proof of his boio,.
very able ArLiter, for IL is rhe 10 read two large
volumes OF folio and compare the maps together win
he immense number Of momorandums connected with
this business and his decision Is proof Of his IN
acquaintance with the There Is no victor, g.
defeat any side. Both have what thew nost 10 ,5
10 lose" ''''e'
On Saturday last, the Hastings Court Of this .v ho,i - r
thing Court tho Of James w. Marhal of Ks,,.ct %
maung, &C. The Mayor and Aldermen "ooo ,be bonob
iof9oa was conducted by Mr. Joseph Mayo,
Wiokham appeared behalf tho prisoner The court roo
10 o'clock at night Abost witnesses were Sainsd on sbsIc
OF The commonwealth and BY Of Mr Msrshs
tho night Of the 22od who're the controversy oenStsd some m
20 ,"s Of tho rcnconi IN tho oot morning Of
iom making any romatks the merits Of the case Tire %
form by tho Attorney for the The ~ N,
johnson distinguished by ingenuity Vbsg The srg
prisoner and bail refosod Tho CRIMINAL tom 90 9 sS esp
60 Supso o. s 70 ,sko place on tho 18Th Mr. Ns
Aws authorized to announce John vs,es, c;sos, E,q
% esno'das tof the Congregational District tey by