Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-02

i,oJs yho lave armed and equipped themselves '",
hnsicir,l Without m.lIiug !9I ude's' l" Ills
al tie .hIcv5iJ-k' ,,:a lr Woodstock
IN -. I-gh for the disputed territory ooF' nav!
;. n n,,. ,iy1l r,.r;,nsnts at his cOmliHC, oaI u'
inv are all III the taHaGa* where th'is p''Te"I' " ~
s,Gsiy rrc-ss1fy, not Gnch can be rSpec'eu i,', m
TIE resolutions passed By the ti""'r "ete
=; % y;,ua. OH The Iy;h. TIE tirsi directing ''e man
,.r,uc. of 4 military IirCe on the aE""s'"'" ""'
lnhn nii,r sinIr luerc.nai attempts I" nave
y.as uls.,G Uy vuIe % - TO l. me o'HelS WIZ F
unanimously. ,.o ,oL., ,,iIi
alr h!cin,re and The gentlemen %ho were taNe" %
,;, ,ysr. released on ller parole, the Pfovnc!si W.
vru,uru, having decided that tiifif offence was "2"
,f Iyy If ma ions and no, agana The laws OF The iI0
yiuce OidaTs have been sent 10 bangor 10 tee"se '
MciaugIlln upon The same conditions ;
According TO the FIede;Icki0n Sehtihtl' Nv" H"
r,ns Col Neb. ter ami D.. Buulier have been airtS'
ard committed 10 prison NJ Teas'" Is gwen 'o '''
arrest. c,, cnL y >
tn. Iia!iil1 journal Of F.G. l3M says, hc O?ih 'e
riueut We are informed, under orders LOT we"
Iu,,wick Tie companies in this garrison embark Oh
Lr,.6 ii T. ~ ship Crocodl!e-ihe transports hourly
exurc.tL with the rrma!ndtr 0! the RrgiHen., P'oc''D
TO -. JUaa immediately Gil their arrival mere.
[BOstOa Post
Til. encst alarm and CONSERVATION prevails through
ont the S,al,-men leaving their iamIiles-women tax
n leave vi their friends. There are no horses 10 DC
Gad passenger in the stage told Us he pao S'iu Ios
n hursp To 10 as many miles NlclntIre, says lial @'
John is getting together ali the forces, far and near, and
only wants delay 10 prepare himself Tor an engage
msts which he Is determined on.
The Fredericton (D'ilish) Sentinel giving an account
Of the arrest Of the Lard Agent, and assuming that the
DISPUTED territory belongs to Great Britain says the az
resi- Of our men has taught The Americans what oiher'
wise "wouLD HAVE BEkS WRITES ~ LETTERS oF
BLOOD ''-SGicm .7ao.
From tic Correspondence Of the Portland .2decrEtr.
AUGUSTA, Wednesday night.
Col Rogers and Mr.. hlclnlire, our abducted Land
AGENT lave lust arrived. understand Messrs. Mcln.
tire eastman and PIlishury, have been released on
their narvle Of honor. Col Rogers brings Letter iiom
Sir John Harvey, in which he relteraes the demand
mad. in his former letter The aspect Of the case Is
not rs learn all changed by the mission OF Col Il
SIR John Harvey has seat force of about two hundred
men to the Arooslcok. They will soon be followed by
an additional force lie says his orders are 10 defend the
d,sDulcd territory and That he shall do It with all e
;rce under his control learn that Gov Fairfield will
order thousand troops from this (kcnnebec) DIVISION
Of the militia to proceed forthwith 10 the support OF our
Efcrs now on the rorsook a, the latest dates, Capt
Rines had about 100 men al No. 10, the Aroosook
all in fine spirits. Thrr numbers were daily increasing
Yours, in haste, j..
I'm addition TO the above, we learn from passenger
in ,h. o'clock stage, lhIt Nh Rogers the bearer "t
CIV Far(rIds letter Sir John Harvey, returns with
the thee following propositions from the latter
Ist That the Provincial Land Agent, Mr.. McLaugh'
lin lac released ON the same that Mr. Mclntre was
released.
o. That the rcspassers be given up TO be tried By the
Brush laws.
81 That the force on the disputed territory be imme-
diatrly Withdrawn