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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1888

NiEcIsIA Lasp OFFICE, Angus, s. ley
conformity IA act OF G,ra Assembly 81 The ON
monw"a reduce tito one act the se'fa
csch"aors" do ereby make known 10 all "o
that appears by certificate OF me hscheo
m the cnuny Of Halifax dated the 2ih Jny le3? and received
a. This Office 9Th October, ls3Si rict OF an con
tanning POO ln"1 county nndo whch Jo' a
MOAB d.i siczed has duly crhea'rh 10 tbs onnion"r
= Il. Parker, Reg tJes.
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One kalf oCa aincLle Nensp0pr Est"di>hmentJo' Sal

& YOUNG GENTLEMAN well qualified 10 con-
"A duct the Editorial Department OF Democratic
paper. and willing 10 become partner OF me present
proprietor can learn from the Editor OF 10" ttGnfPr
where he can nves, some eGh, or ten hundred GoiInrs
an as 10 make II melt hn one hundred per cent annu
ally To Young gentleman commencing the legal pro-
,sson The situation would be very desirable one, as
it is believed that his prospects Of mmfdnis success ~
his profession would be m"re ha'rnG where lie press
g., 4 a5-St
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
H.J..,y ncuUrf,nPnk

THE Course of Lectures will on Monday Inc ath OF
November continued under the following aahgeme
Practice s.d 1hcnry nf .d.n. NATaAsEL CHAPMAH NJ ID.
Chems,r RoBIRr HARE, NJ. ID.
Sar-rry WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID.
An,,omy WILLIAM Z. HoRSxR, NJ. D..
Institute. Of Medicine SAMUEL JAcxsoS, M. ID.
Mueria M.d,ca and Pharmacy GEonGE d. WooD, NJ. D.
obstetrics and the Dseas of Women
and Children IlUcH l.. HopGE, NJ. ID.
Clinical on Medicine Surgery delivered regular
the Psdephia Hospital Blockiey and tho Pennsysa-
es Hospital tom the beginning TO the end Of the Session
w. f.. HORNER,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty,
AugSl l33-2O,l Philadelphia
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.NOTICE-To all rhom IL mav concern.

an Sunday last, July als the Cd Market wa'
" oniCusIy entered by who broke Desk
creom eight and nine hundred dofs IN notes mud
specie Among the the following: Three four fvr
about kuadcd do'ats
the the State and Bank Of Cape Fenr Of North Caroua
dollar the Bank o Tennessee FIVE dollar mote
Camden Bark OF South Carolina, end badly torn Som
small Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company of the
dpnumna!i oil and three dollars
Note negotiable aud yabe the Bank Of Virginia. exc.
cutcd ia favor OF r. Hill Co.. BY lno c. Wade aud dated on the
Gath day June 1890 $780, and payable TO days alter date
Also $3.50 Scrip by Iamcs River and kana"ha Company
among which following the only numbers Iccuectud
They arc Of Tic denomination A, payable to and
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EFN-rRJL .YGE.NCY, (Ieras }

THE since the Spring OF 1857! has
been connected With General Land Office, and has c"oye
OF becoming thoroughly acquainted with the anu
aud with the locs,ion lands. lie offers his
wishing money located ands T.. u rs now
The independent s,and has aken that better Opportunity
Portable investment cannot presented IN any county
would the location Of land Scrip upon the holder
making necessary advanceI and will devote the s
the int eres,s who employ Nm ne
ses agency companies individuals Of me
hoI dog lands IN Texas He will leave the county OF %
ho,g' of Octobar next.-Le,ters addressed 10 h'n
io''e.ye ill hcn afterwards at Galveston IeXas WI az
tendoi 10 ROBERT ID. JOHNSON.
REFERENCE.
WINES vn?mas W " G T, Charlottesville.
Richard Edwards, Jr, Richmond >, E,
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aND E0R S.iLE.

NOW Offer valuable property 10 The county Q" Mad,
m IN Crooked Run between 5oo and ooO acres OF
lad on which there four comfortable one OF
49,, nous. OF entertainment, which is post olcc) Also
800 Io,,e and shops tailor blacksmith, and shoenla-
~, yl convenient; houses; good cr mill and saw mill
T together stock OF horses cattle hogs, farm
ia, ag nous and kitchen fL'nure will be sold TO the
b,he 81 on Friday, the 18Th OF September next, not sold
n,s,Io.y at private salc.-Posseson given immcd,aely
P's''"'' - DANIEL JAMES.
ga. N,j;sc, Coun,r Snnteuber 3. 3i-lt
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Aug 30
po,,Upky LoDd for SHE.

PnmNhHY L""H JUT o"r.
OFFER for sale that valuable Tract OF Land called 6nd known
nv tho name Crave situate lying aud BEN: The
,onn, or New K.ni dney the Pamunky contain
in, as mere miles below New Kent Cnur, house, and miles
from stn.c road leading iiom RichnEnd I" W 'a"s On
No. ,,c, IA roc ard commodous dwcn. hou.r with the
ccssary buildings for family and HE location healthy and
vol the well adapted the production o whrai
corn anu oats and the society Of the nc.lbGIhood IN c sa:
facility o getting produce market nder desirable su'
i'm The land heavily timhcrcd with pine oak and cbsshn-
Anv pc,son this Of land do by Gaining
nm Mr. Sum' Resins thu Mr. J"hn d
Christian At Court honsc. Tern sonehni ca'h l
balance in monhs with such security hr approved
OF ly my agent Co. VIM Radcliffe Ihn sale VII, tSe p ~
Wv Wv. r., ~. ~, Ja. ' WM. KUiSTER, JR
Nc" ."'i""'' 3i-"3w
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Music Store In Ci0rhsrIle

hE subscriber takes the liberty inform the public, that he ha
received supply OF frs, Piano Fo,tes
by Mcssrs. Stodart, Worcester & DGnhum, Nuns Cuk
New York.
AS the Of both factories have been sufficiently
nended y the patrons of Mr. L. r. Nash Petersburg and
Mr. r. H. Taylor OF Richmond all further
Tie hta Spanish Guilurs
ins and Flutes, and Music Of the intes publications.
OIdcrs attended TO with care and dispatch.
]. DE WANING.
Auga3 3I-6t
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The Public therefore hereby notified and warned not TO trade
Note by John G. Wudc trade
SAID above described Scrip measures will he
adopted prevent from being Psd Other than N"
Offer and bind ourselves what
ibcut the above dscribr money
Note by John Wade Sctp-and 800 tho apprehension
and detection of The Thief hill Il DAiNEY.
81
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F1rly thousand Norus Muilicaulis Trees at .4ucton.

F1rtu thousand .N0rNS .HuticauIs Trees al 7urtaoh
THE Brunswick silk Company will sell the highest bidder at
anc,ion on Wednesday, the September 10000 Morus
Trees, purchasers and when put will
sold: balance their stock being retained lor tue
feeding Of the Worms.
Ic will take place the premises, miles East OF Law
miles West Bc'Ged. he
prefer that buy shall
All under $50, caS5O aud upwards IL maatis
cedit.
Sepiember6 3o-H
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TERMS OF TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

IT Tic ENquIRER IS published three tiFS toetk du-
ay tie session IF the State Legislature and otcs 0eek
ming tbs rest Of the year
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
IT Five Dollars per aud Three Dollars for six mon,hs
..[s,c advance.
Pa Il, la. Office DO cmi.ted per mail in good
gan notcs the risk Of the Editor; the postage IF all
- Sen. paid by The Vrers.-rhc postage Of single letter
If uny account writer. 1t is ccumuatod post
M N excessive business which operates upon
me cli;or.)
,caa gratis ,r,,. >, ,nrppr,s,sc
,gae lines less, insertion IS cents; for
.,.S .,Stinuance, 80 cents.
s a distance mast be accompanied with the advance
- ., satisfactory references, TO insure execution.
nta,.c advertising 800 nnnum, dis
.,, sii Of 81 and 10 $50, ots6 cent
IN Obituaries aud -harra from the couotry, Whenever the
WRITING is uaknown this office be authenticated
Postmaster the ueishborhood, they
Eli NJ be pulishodEvrr that has been taken
- npooas ard quzzes has proved heretofore unava
49, must FORE in such the Colmun
% beng certified BY the of tho Postms,Or peH on the
,J.s AZ TIC itisr.J
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Fresh FaH and HiHttr DRY GOODS
HBINFOKDS d BACON have received by recent
3 arrivals their stock uf Fall and Winter Dry
Goods hch they offer Wholesale and retail, on he
usual terms
-, mhsr 6 'o-ft
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Tnuou, Real Estate on James Riuer, in Cmies Neck,

for sale
,u,BE subscriber asun offers for sale his valuable estate
Is,and on very accommodating terms:
sa.d on ;ns 1850 acres TOO which highly improved
land md tho balance heavily nbercd !, has whit Tor he ue
H,, Markets Tor all crops maGe The Improvements "e cool
rSs we'll known fertility ofthe soil OF t; section OF Inc
s as can The premises ny applying - ' ~
80 Who Y IN axe pleasure 10 showing Inc san'e -. h
eThe Farm be delivered at any Juno, 50 ~ t ~ F
a. he advantage Of seeding crop Of wheat TINS i, prpT
August p is2-imI
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has taken tic well known "foushee Gist Mill
situated miles fom Rchmund the James River
Canal Families mil &c supplied their houses with Meal at the
cheaper than they purchase from country carts
Of collie AMI particularly Called lbe-
will large III the
orders left Reese Thomas Apothecay Store, orr"
the t. and Depot. the Enquirer Office the Mill, will
be punctualy attended TO. TiOS. RllCHiE, JR
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Hholesalt Drug Store for sale.

MOORE STABLEG decline BUSINESS, (party on
Va account OF the i'll health of Robert r. Moore Of the firm
80, Their STOCK in trade and store fixtures 'oI sale.
rae .and othe best III the bestJ in the city OF
e. the his business md well establish
- n list rate custom, will be greatly enhanced by the
tho Cans. from Co unba 1Ide Mater, ubou,
which viii the harbour OF Baltimore with
~, the Pennsy works. and this store situated
;nmdatcIy upon The wharf, will be benefited immensely
10 who desirous of entering into tho Wholesale
Their situated Pratt stee wharf, and ia addition TO
re of couuty trade does very pretty cash business
h number of small sailing vessels which trade on The
anr, 5ly the United States.
S5-lOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-10

iredesar Rolling Mills and Foundry, Richmond. IA
EE irdcgar iron Company L. leave lnm The public
helr kon. Mall and Forge
sy ~. ePnr"d the shortest
description OF bar Irons either hammered " roi ii embracing
Fla. Iron from 10 IL inches wide
Round and square. ). Ii 10 4 10 DO
Hoops Blu i-a
Band, 10 il box and tank Iron;
kaiiToaG aaics h,nIr tie
ah,d; Sicirg f!a,es for railroads,
rad iron do.
Ia connection with their Rolling Mill and Forge tho Tcdrsar
company have erected Iron Brass
nsand Machine Shop Ia tbs department OF their business they
are prepared TO furnish all descriptions Of Castings m railroads,
% gearing aud other and to have the fitted
e very hc manner having secuted The po
fi.nccd ard >Siliul ariizaus that could he obtained
Having entire confidence the public upon
as good Terms and With good work smur
10 The Union, they respectfully solicit OF pr,ronase.
FRANCIS b. DEaNE,JT,
May u t3-ul President Irtdss gar Iron Company.
BeH'tic -u0RvjQeiuring Company.
HlE Bcleise Company is far operation able
from This time, supply NAL, of all by Improve
mcuts III their machney The quality Of their Nails will
JOHN R. TRIrrETT & SON,
Juys llS-3m ags"tS for he Co.
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FALL SUPPLY.
ID.

BOokS. SMlt0neTy and Fancy Goods.
W. RANDOLPH < CO are receiving The packets
their Fall Supply Of GOODS, which they invite
tion Of merchants and the public gencry Making constantly
large additions their good aud prices low
other Booksellers in the Saie. NEH BOOKS aud MUSIC
received published Having attached TO tho
BOOK they prepared BINDING glove
~ description, in tho best STYLE Clerks and Merchants AC
COUNT BOOKS nude TO order end warranted TO please.
Sc.o Books for Old.
volumes the various Of the State
considered much lumber by the which may be nrnr
valuable os by magic but ecndns them 10 US and
exchanging them for later editions.
J. w. RANDOLPH CO,
Opposite Hubbard, Gardner & TO 3 Shoe Store, and
doois below Eafleys Hotel, Main street, Rchn,npd.
Apoust 33-6
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En- CONGRATULATIONS. III rules held in the Clerks Of
he Circuit Superior Currt of Law and Chncrty o the
County Of King WIiam Auf.ay, the 9th of August. 1885,
Bsyl Temple, admir- of John Roanc, dec, fa'Htlf:
against
Joan Roanc, William Roanr Samuel Rome James Rcanc Jul
Rn infant under the Of Yeas, Lucy
aud IaEDd Pollard, ao infants udcf the ng" "i 'wen
ty-ooc years. Dtich"hh'S'
John Roanc having entered his aPpra
according the OF Assembly nnd the rules
court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he J.
nhabtan Of this ordered that the SAID dc
appear here the m day the and answer
plaintiff and That copy Of Iii! order be forthwith
published in the city OF Richmond Tor
und posted a, the cont door OF the Court
ho,ic al ihis COUNTY. C"py-lL este,
nnia laI-Msnl KOREKr BYKD pOILARD. u. c.
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Sept ,


p,uE Winter ssinn Female School at Wood Lawn IN
Orange 1t October under The duecticn oI Miss
CT, taught with Hprobar on ~ my iumIy o nc >t
,uEs his will limited 20 IL scholars APplce
"o" an ~, in En"I,sh nrr Session of mou,Es $40
French,
Thu Pain,ir. (iG MczlollGto)
noar. iuciuiu. washing, iuei aud lights ~
The tc, books and stationary furnished al cozt
Sent 3i-wi.rS T. SSAii7.
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EAlRFiELD RACES will commence on The Sd Tuesday

FAIRFIELD RACES viii commence on The 50 iuesuas ~ Wv
her, and continue four days, VIZ: . a,o ,. Lolr
Fs>r D.r-A Post Stake years o'd-S2Oo
fo;i2 lle hcals-to 18th Sepembet-theco o "
m 10 a race.
Also Sweeps.akc mile heats for col's tina, never won @
-ennce S00-ha orfeit3 or more TO make aco-'o ''o
!. above. ,
Srcoxo DAr-Popreors Purse s3ooentrance Sia-'"om"e
heats
THto D.r-A Sweep.take for year Odds that never won
IA" OF ncs more-s2OO entrance-ha of'ei,-a"o m
hea,o 25lh September-3 or more TO MAKE race
SANE TINS Sweepnke for Odds, that never a..ea
500 cntrancehaf forletmie heats-3 or more 10 M
The farc-to close as above. - ,:,
Fourth DAr-Jockey Club Purse ss-ont
heats. lSlAM PUCkEfI, Propriet2F.
ir,ao J3-td
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE

.nsdi6at Department. Session lc39-leIO
fa'IiE this will the
.oHian If October ind continue TO the fret ~ Harri-
The Faculty following Professors, IN the order OF
their appointment: 80
JAMES H. Mc ~ D. Professor Of Anatomy and PHI sioosy.
SAINT X. Icnuinss u Professor ol Maten Mrch, 1hria
pfucs md Legal medicine.
William w. iIuniy NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics an! Diseases
Of " omen and Children.
Monkur 81 D. Professor Of Institutes and Practice Of
Medicine.
John H. " DIua NJ D., Professor u surgery end Surgical
SnHtoniy.
W. Il. IaGdy, Dcmons;rG,or of Anatomy.
The pIun OF ,h institution different any other III ii'
The College budng constructed TO present
peculiar advantages which every Intelligent Meii
prfccIvG uritrs Medical toIesr Ma
and excellent board !ui !drs"
Of Siulrn WHO have the chnro Of patients IN
der the L riion Professors Clinical ecuies deliver
ed tic SESSION on Medicine Surgery, BY the Professors
of the Additional Information efc"ce TO
,r ng, rfn, cad circular obtained 10y letter ad
d:e.scd 10 JUN il w w NnAh o. ~
Dean n Fueuty ~ Ntdie'ne
3i-wisN
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facince EE,rnrd Cnur1hnase PrnpertY tor sale.

frtHce EErr1Td CGHFthnas6 JTrpcrtY JOI SAFE.
WISH sell my uuc Lot Prince Edward Courthouse
where The dwelling house nearly new, Large
aud convenient, containing eight vi was
bpnrin. connection with the Young Ladies &c
IN; iay ut institution There arc the uha
number Of houses sanen ani web which affords q" at" sea
abundant supply is good stand ioi
being enough The Courthouse for on pub
lie days. of Immediately hy the place sih
week. Il is milo from Hamrden sdnry College anu
Seminary and lies ad,nns the o on wc: Tue Dung
Ladies' 1hern other good schools ~ me
immediate To family, Who have the education
children with 10 keeping boatihs mouse
offers superior advantages am very deous
To rspOrc this property and will sell low and max" hrrIns
nj NV, OrtoLcT JARED TODD.
~ sale Of tho abovenscrihd property not effected ny
the a day OF October, will u day be sold to the highest
bidder. ;. J.
Aug - 32-"9"'
NO1iEE.-The subscribers having leased Jan Of NJ lhoma
Jackson, this Cry. far term Of years. The fuI"sc
Purchasing .hfgfocs under the fn OF BELTS NODD 90,
those the country that h've Nesroc for SALE" by
will meet With nttcnnn. Persons bringing
alc would do well call h Lore
selling giving the h market Tor al des
crin,ions OF Negroes
We keep Negroes for other p cents per day
WILLIAM II. EEriS,
WM. II. WOOD,
Rickmond Aug. 3d. 1889. HARRIS EDMoHDSoN.
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BROAD ROCK RACES,

Orer EulrfeI L0urst--FdH UstHHg,
WILL on s Tuesday OCTOBER and continue four
tays, IS follows: ,,,
Pesr n.y., Possake for I" three years Old two
rp rnrrri,-hrce or make Race
expected-so ciosc Isl sep
TENDER. 80
Also Sweep take years old one mile oui-soo
enhance half three suhscribes-to close us no"re
s51haf forfrit-and $50 added by the ropieot-
Or moro 70 make a race-to close 25th September. - -
SgorNp D,r-A Swceps,ake for three year oius na'
race, mile heats, $3.50 entrance, Sioo o'ellIoS. VI -
rc-nox three close on st september
A,aa Swcenske two mile heats, for ois that never
started III 500 enhance Flo close 2oh sep.e"0e'
IH!ED D,r-poprietos Purse, $3.50 two ne s, s,oo
SANE D.y-A Swccpstake year ods three milo heats Soo
entrance. $3.50 forfeit.
Aur IN t9a III ISUaM PUCKETr, PROPRIETOR
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04

Clarke. Zone or more gentlemen (says
the writer,) declared publicly that they
never had on any former occasion voted
against an Internal Improvement bill
out they were determined that those W no
were unwilling to vote for any other
than their own local works, should re-.
ceive no favour at the hands Of the LIE.
glslature." Although the writer does
not pretend to defend the propriety oil
such principle in legislation. he thinks
it proper to call the attention of the
people ofthose counties to the necessity
of intoxicating more liberal spirit on
their delegates. if they wish any thing
done for themselves.
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w. c. r."

very truly yours, w. G. R."
His Excellency,
NJ. VAN buren,,
President u. S."
The Presidents final determine a,iop. we
all know, was TO adhere to the specie circu.
lar. and soon otter, 10 wit, in the mouth of
May 81, the suspension Yf specie pay men,s
ny the Banks occurred. have always be-
lieved that if the President on his iLducl ion
'nlo office, manifesting his respect Tor the le-
gis'atve will had promptly rescinded the
specie circular, the suspension of cash pay
menIs by the banks would not have taken
place; but even if ii had, he would, a, least
have done every thing, which depended on
him, TO avert ii. The country, moreover,
would have seen in such proceeding on
The part OF The President, q solemn declara
lion cf his purpose TO found his adminisira
ton on The broad basis Of public opinion aud
Inc national Judgment. and to rise superior
10 every o:her influence. The liberal mind
ell anu patriotic of every party would have
been conciliated In his support and guiding
his future course 10y the same Republican,
principles, his administration might have r j.
vailed in popularity and success the g, eat ex
emplar ct MIR. Jelferson's peaceful and re
forming Presidency. His unfortunate de :
termination, however to maintain an o5nox.
Ious measure against The declared and undo
i,nous sense OF The Representatives, Of the
people, was regarded by many as an on,inous
indication Of design To build up, by man.
agement md indireCtion, the practical SUI.
premscy OF the Executive power-to set AZ
naught the opinions OF Cong ress-and 10 rely
on party discipline and official influence as
The supports Oi his administration, instead of
The tree and unbought approval Of the people
and their representatives +
concluded nert ,ueek
Let those who doubt The correctness Of
this opinion, and who may wish to see the
iorce and precision of mathematical demon.
STATION applied TO the illustration and SUBS
port OF financial and political Il uhs, read the
celebrated aud conclusive speech delivered
bv MIR. King OF Georgia in The Senate OF
The U. S. on The 23G. Sept. 1887
/ / During the suspension of specie pay
ments hy the Banks the spec lie circular wns
OF course, entirely imperative But as The
period approached when it seemed likely
mat resumption OF specie pay ments would
lake place, with the CO operation OF the Gov
ernment-the RECESSION of the circular was
almost universally regarded as highly i'm
portant TO facilitate and ensure the resump.
'ion. 1t was hoped by many OF his friends
maj the President would then rescind il by
ms own act; but as he declined doing so, 8
JOINT resolution was introduced and passed
ny both Houses OF Congress, in the month oil
May ~, for the purpose of effecting its re,
cision. The vote in favor of the passage oil
The resembling resolution in the House nj
Representatives was 154 10 90, and in The
Senate 81 TO 8!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-04-04
FROM MAINE

The resolve authorizing Governor FAIR
FIELD 10 Withdraw his troops as soon as he
shail be satisfied that Sir JOHN HARVEY
has abandoned all idea of occupying The dis.
puted territory with military force. has
passed The Senate OF Maine by vote Of l6
TO J. Tuesday afternoon had been assigned
LOT Ills consideration in The House.
GENERAL SCOTT and Suite were still al
Augusta. No late communicating were
known 10 have passed between Governor
falfileld and Sir John Harvey.
LA EsF.--The resolve which passed
ine Senate OF blaine, was taken up in the
House, and other resolutions offered as
substitute therefor, the substance Of which
is as follows
They affirm the indefeasible right of
Maine TO exercise exclusive iarisdiclien over
The whole Of The disputed territory, hut awe
Tor the present the exercise of such jurisdic,
ION over that portion OF the territory here
ofore in British possession. They. howe.
yer, declare il 10 be the duty OF Maine TO
exercise Jurisdiction over the ,oiole terrto-
ry,so Tar asjnrisdciion is involved iD The ex-
pu'sion OF 'respassers, and the protection of
me pubic property. They furthermore au
therise the Governor TO withdraw The mills
tary when he is satisfied they are not neces.
sary 10 sustain the civ il force on the terrific
ry,
Two other resolutions were also offered
The purport of which is, that Maine will not
consent TO . conventional line, and That in
The event Of refusal by Great Britain TO
assent TO joint com mission for survey of
The line ss described by the treaty of 49,
then IL will be the duty Of The General Go.
veTnment To take and msiniain jurisdiction
81 The whole territory III dispute. Alt these
were adopted, l65 10 /