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NEW GOODS.

Perfumery, &c.-Almost every kind of Aineri-
cam French, German and English PsRrrMERY Ham,
OiLs, SCARS and COSMETICS, usually wnted can be
FOUND at the Variety store. Among the articles we
nave Farnas best German Cologne, byo the box or
single bottle, we have besides the long titles some
OF Tue best article put up in neat short bot les for the
toilet this article can be depended upon as genuine
and the best that is made.
Cosmetic Gold CrCam.-Fot chatinp or erup.
tons OF the skin. l, is beautiful einollient for
rouglness or chappng of the face or ps md is en-.
celcnt to use after shaving.
Extract Of hincse Musk.-fn this extract the
admirers o, Musk will find it at point of perfection
Jusiiiyng their preference.
Extract OF Bersamot, much esteemed as per.
ume. F''
MIX of Roses, for removing tan, eruptons
freekles etc Court Plaster black and lie sh colorod
face, neck and arm, without mi nv to the skin
Essence Of Tyre. and Imperial Hair Dive for
colorng white, red or gray Hair chanrnr i, 10 brown
or black, as desired.
sairsays Il Prentiss' Cologne, Florida Winter
Bay Water and Honey Water. ''''-''
r, Extract OF Rose, Otto of Rose, Particles for
FrahNlncense for pertaining the house bv burning II
uiiiusesEs pleasant odor through every apartment
Edes Sweet Bags, from IS cts. 10 80 cts for perfu-
ming drawers and keeping away moths
Tongua or Snuff Beans, two for six cents.
Oils, tSc.-Bears Oil and Grease, Buffalo. Antiou,
and Wards Hair OIL Peres Obage n nice French
Hair Oh. Jaynes' Hair Tonic, Pomatum, Lip salye.
soaPs.I-Ihe genuine Naples soap, TIppecano,
ssoap, Ferbena Cream, Cacao, Brown and Whit,
WINDSOR ". and floating soap, Oxygenated soap, Wasl
Balls and various other fine soaps for the nursery tot
let, and for BARRIERS use.
81, I3oth Powders, Washes, &c. Chlorine Tooth
WASH, keeps the gums and teeth in a healthy condi
ton and the breath sweet. Orrs Tooth Wash ane
Paste good articles for the same purpose.
fine prepared Charcoal in bottles, Tooth Powders
Of various kinds.
Toilet putis and Powder. Puns and Powder for tn,
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Mechanics Tools.

Mechanics Tools.
NAST STEEL saws 26 and 23 inches,
~ Real London spring eel d. super or article.
IL and II men Iron lack saws, Key Hole d..
Furmer Chi,el-, Fine socket 10.
Double and single Plane Irons,
Braces and Bits, Boxwood Rules,
Try squares, Spur Augur Bits, all sizv,
Concave AMI common Augurs,
Iron and siee q ares oompa>>cs,
Fine Glue sand Paper, Red Chalk, etc.
tor sale at the lowest prices hv
II. NJ, GlDDINGS & co.
July !, lSii. n4
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B OOKS S.

THE following this day received and for sale by
i the subscriber.
Blake's Evidences, Confessions Of q School
Lees Physiology, Master.
Lie OF Franklin, Parents Present,
New England Gazetteer, Selgh Ride,
I Dung Orator, Married Lite,
The Gilt, American Gentlemen.
ALSO, new supply Of Pockel Bibles, cheape,
than ever by
s. HUNTINGTON.
July 80, 1871. ns
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
pROkEin,o the meadow Of The subscriber on III,
- 9Th, or 10Th instant, dark BAY HORSE, II
hands high, with long tail and faint star in III,
forehead, with bad near tore foot Said IIor.c i
judged TO have teccn gedel later than is the common
practice; and isa famou. conicnncr OF icnc,,> Tn,
owner sde>ircd 10 take measures TO reclaim his pro
perry, etc.
IfiriuSton, Juy 10, IelI.
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PAPER lIANGlNGS.

PAPER IIANGINGS.
The Subscriber has on hand aud will often be
receiving Paper Hangngs, dirco, from the manufac-
urers, which wi! sold To merchants and dealers at
city prices adding freight. Any person wishing par
cular patterns can be supplied by giving short no.
tce C. GOODRICH.
July 6 ISL nc
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DIack Tea, for sale hy
ID J, p WHALING e. co.
July l6. NJ

July Ie. N,
HAvE received a splendid ASSORTMENT Of summe,
Goods, which they o,,r u, reduced prces-
Among which viii be found a sreal assortment Of
Rich Printed LdwrS, for mourning, halt mourning
and Fancy, new styles.
Printed yaccneis, and Cnmlric, Bard Muslin,
Striped, Bard and PlNn Swiss Muslin,
PLAIN Jaconet Mtslm and Camlrlc.
CALICOES
Rich Merrimac, aud Dover Prints, very low
Also, French and English Cambrlcs, cheaper hau
Bonnet Camlric, Curiaindo.
hrls Eve and Russia Diaper,
Whitc Linen Table Spreads,
Brown and Colored do
Linen lamasE,
Crash rnd Linen Napkins
Superior Linen Stirring,
Brown Jacket Linen and GamIroon'
SILKS.
Heavy Canton, Gro De Swiss and lustrng Silks,
Fig'd, Brown, Blue Black and plain cold dc.
Taylor'> best Persian Thread,
MeaIc Spool do
Marshars Linen do
BROiDCLO7I{S, CAS.SLliERES AND
VESTINGS.
The larce>, a, .ortmcni Of Vestngs we ever offered
for sale including rich Plain and Figured Satin, SILK
Velvet, Mcrsele>, Valencia, Silk and Worslei, and
other new articles for Nestng, very elegant.
STOCKS.
Satin Stocks, with Bows, Plain, do, Scarf Ties, do
BomLazne do, do. Also very beautiful Sum
mer Stock. Fine Linen Collars.
TAiLOR'S TRIMMINGS
Padding, Canvass, Sclecia., Coored Jeans. Brown
Linen, Black do. Verona Surge SILK do Silk Binding,
Wor,icd Binding, Silk told, Sewing Silk & Twist,
Cm Velvet and Figured Silk Buttons.
The above comprising part Of very large stock 81
Goods which is oerel on the most favorable terms
Burlington June II, lsil nj
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Oldridgc's Dm,,m Of Columbia.

The very best article for removing Dandruff from
the heads oil children or adults. Ii will efcctually
stop Hair from coming out when has become loo
sened and promote the growth of hair on bald places
when many other preparations iail. This article
beng extensively counte.itcd it is Of Importance to
get II OF those who always keep the genuine article,
we purchase it.
Wclntend to get good articles and will sell them a,
the lowest prices. Our bes, German Cologne we war
rant TO be the best there is made 1t is imported by
one OF the first hou es in the Perfumery and Drug
line in New 70 k, from whom We are constantly recei
wing it, as the demand for it increases any Article no,
| on hand procured at very short notice
. PANGBORN Il BRlN SMAID.
July L. 1911 80
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August 18th, lS4l.

DAGUERREOTYPE MIXTURES taken by E.
LA. Allen, at the American Hotel, Burlington, VI:
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing TO obtain beautiful and
call and examine his specimens and prices. He trusts
that the novelty of the science 10 say the least will
induce the curious to give him call The Miniatures
IAN snadc of various sizes suitable for aneat Morocco
Case, Gilt Frame, Locket or Breast Pin.
N. b. Instruction will be given to limited number
of Pupils, if desired and the Apparatus, Materials
&c for the process furnished. Aug. 10, l64l.
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A Memoir Of the REV. TIiEOBALD MATHEW
"A with an account Of the Rise and Progress OF
Temperance in Ireland For sale al The book store
July l3 ne u. A. BRAMAN,
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)r. Amos &c Iulrs Itero Abdominal Suppor-
- ,er>-A supply OF til" above ceebrated Ins,rn-
men,s, (Which have allied Of performing euro,
lust received tor sale and will Ia ken, con family an
hand by r. MOODY. Drngg,s,
June 2lst, 1911. M
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APPRENTICE

APPRENTICE
WANTED, as an apprentice to the printing busi.
w ness, a boy of fifteen or sxteen-one who is
willing TO apply himself steadily to business, to
spend his evenings a, home, and go to Church Sun
cay-one who regards an apprenticeship as the school
TO manhood, and who respects himself enough to
covet The appreciation of others. Such an one will
meet with good encouragement, and none other need
apply.
H. d. STACY.
August 18th, lS4l.
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THIS DAY RECEIVED,
TosrPnus WoRxs, Vols gilt and PLAIN bound,
kIRHHAM's FLocurIoN,
CoMsrocK's PnsIoLoGY q. MINLRALoGY,
PREsroN's Book kEErING,
The above Books are direct from the publisher.
and will lie sold, (for eash) on the most reasonable
terms, # you doubt call and see -
s. HUNTINGTON.
Sign Of the Red Ledger, College-st.
July 8, 2SiI. MS
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H(MM Yards superior, fine aud common brown
WY Sheetings and Shr,ings, from to to l2l
cents. Just opened by
July g. nj
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Aug. 6.

Satin Striped Challys-Plan & Figured Nous
~ line deLaines, just received and for sale low at
S. B. SCOTS.
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THE BOOKSTORE

Of the Subscriber is just rcplcni>hcd with a nov
~ and valuable assort ment of BOOKS, STATION
AIRY AND ENGIlAVlNGS, among the many in
tcresling works may be found the following
Learn to Die, by Christopher Sutton,
Sutton on the Sacramento,
The Young Mans Aid, by Rev. II. Winslow,
ilimpses of the Past,
Language of Flowers,
Tales Of the Ocean,
Floras Interpreter,
Flora's Lexicon,
Summer Journey in the West by Mrs Steel,
The HISTORIANS, or the Lost Tribes, by Dr. Gran,
Week in Wall-Stroet
July 30, no
From the N. Y. Herald,
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FOUND,

FOUND.
ar may he found in this villsre, directly opposite
" the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted up in good STYLE where the undersigned
will he glad 10 wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage.
Sn46 X q, SPAULTlNC.
Burlington AFH 20, ISL.
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BASS VOLS.

nR Vioenccloes three fine Bass Viols Just received
~ and for sale al the lowest prices, a, the Variety
store. '
Strings al lower prices than usual. Musical Ia.
srumcnt2 Of all kinds low.
June 25, 1871. M
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SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!!
INARWELI.S Ladies Shoes and Cater Boots, also
L French KID SLIPS. 'ust reed and for sale verv
chespbv ; l.. HERltIc'K
AySnr. elb lsal.
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NOTICE

BOSTON Academys Collection, Massachusetts,
DCollection Boston Glee Book, American Glee
Book, just received by q. GOODRICH,
August 18th, lSil. Mo
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ALPHEUS HALLS ESTATE.

ALPHEUS HALLS ESTATE.
WE the Subscribers, having been appsinted hy
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
irlc of Chtenden, commissioners TO receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
ALPHEuS HALL,
late of Milton, in said District, deceased, repre-.
secuted nsovent, andalso all claims and demands cx-
hhltcd IN o set thercto and six months from The day
OF the date hereof beng allowed by said Cour, for
tina, purpose do therefore hereby give notice that
we will cltcnd TO the business of our appointment, AT
the dwelling of Mrs. Mercy Hall, in Milton, in
sad District, on the 18th days. October & Decent.
next. al ten o'clock, A. NJ. On each Of said DAYS.
Dated, this 26 h day Of July, A. d. Is4l. NJ
BEN,JAMlN FAlKCHILD, lcon,,,;.s;o.
EDMUND WELLINGTON, commissioners.
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A GREAT Variety Of Rich Silks Just received and
"A for Sale very chap at the Burlington Cash Store
by s. L. HERRICK.
July l6 lS4l
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JESSE CARPENTER,
Attorney at Law, & Solicitor in Chaneery
AT ESSEX CENTRE, cHITTENDEN co., VT.
OFFICE near Barncy's Hotel.
Essen, July /, 1871. ns
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THE PHysIoroey OF lSrEMrEpANcr, nm address
L before tho Temperance Society of tha Univer
sity of Vermont, June 40, 1871, by Leonard MAJ sh
NJ, D., will be published on Saturday by
e tIoopRICH
Thusasy July 5o,h,
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IuSr opened a beautiful assortment of French
y worked Collars, al reduced prices.
S. d. SCOTT
JULY o.
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JUST RECEIVED AT HOWARD'S.


uERE they come Goods, Goods, Goods, and to be
L cheap, cheap, cheap. See accompanying note
to Invoice, VIZ:
Mr.. Howard-Sir agreeable 10 your request to sup.
ply the demand for Goods yor store at this ,rool
money receiring season, the foregoing several vocc>
Of Merchandise are duly forwarded through the Troy
Steamboat Line. II is very fortunate, that the aril-
cles have lecn Obtained much lower than was ever
before known, for AT the Cash Auctions as you will
perceive Just now they have cost comparatively moth
ing. Van will prof. ably he able 10 dispose ofihe stock
very quick, and YET Of course cheap for all in all ney
was there such rich, beautiful ot Of Goods sent
from this city for the sum Of money invested.
Amy further suns YOU may wish expended, will lie
most Judlciously used ior your much wished advan-
aCe, by Yours, &c.
y S.-No- ~ f. D. -,
Goods cheap The People in the ,un OF 5000 for the
ensuing year, but generously and ma-nanlmou>ly
reduced 10 $780, then leaving you rated $40 per cent
higher than any Individual mere hant IN The slae. Do
complain there must he some good cause for it, al
least say the assessors OF Taxes and even they
claim il wonderful the OF cash custom you
have, they probably have the bump OF Perception
please be very careful and MOI let your be known
or they may arcmp, PhrenooGy upon hun also. nc
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July 10.

PAPER HANGINGS.
n NEW supply, with borders, &C. Just rec d from
- the manufacturers. July %. C. GOODRICH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

am DISPOSED TO authorize any act, 'inconss'ent VII"
existing engagements. H. however, the facts isia'e
10 transaction, Of which lave casually heaIo, out
If which have rot been officially informed, ti'.A
vorr Exceleacv will find that the allegations require
much qualification It has been reported that "heh
,;n ri The citizens OF this State assembled al
,b Fish River settlement. TO give in their votes o'
rIct,-s If President and Vice President under ia'e
low of this State authorizing IT, Magistrate from tue
Madawaska settlement, presented himself ana a'e"'r
-. N he exercise III hs oiica! authority, 10 disperse
them If such were the facts instead OF iihu'ns 81.
cause for reprehension in the resisting ms aulho "
the residents of That place, can only woneer al 'ne
urhearance in 10, causing INN 10 re arrested anu o
eced 10 trial and punishment according 10 Inc laws %
is State in such cases made ard PROVIDED. VI '!e
threats supposed To have brrn made 10 arrest Jaies
Mclaughlin, ESD and send hin TO Augusta Aiio"
nothing but yonr Exceency, suppose, IS aware 'na'
the rich, Of that gentleman act as warden Of 'he
dispu,ed territory has never heen recognised OF sane
toned b. the authorities of this State, and wouio
resDec,y add that so far the present Executive IS
concerned never will be- especially in regard TO that
portion of it, in our exclusive possession and occupancy
What particular movements Of Mr.. Mclaughlin, have
induced the supposed threats am not apprised Of ne
facts however in this as we'll as the other case, have
taken measures TO have correctly reported when, can
assure YOUR E1cellency disposition shall! be wanting
on nv part to DO what just regard for existing agree
mens as we'll the honor and interest OF the STATE may
REQUIRE have the honor 20 De,
With high respect and regard,
Your ExceIlency S most OBJ serv',
JOHN FAIRFIELD,
Gorernor Of .aainc.
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Taiuubie Hood and .Hari L,.aM on Jamfs htfsr

Tdinebie Hood and Mart L:ad on JaEatS hfsr hi s.
MOUNT PLEASANT the w.il-kuoNn residence x ~
vi Mr. Nicholas FaIicun, recently ~ possession ~ H.
Sr. sally Faulcon situated Jane, River. u>; ~
Town in the county Sury, vii be sold, the premise.
byh. bidder. TUESDAY, The End day Q: ehr-r!
the first fai. DAY thereafter. SUNDAY excepted v Vial "a
haopn 10 be ycry iGeIemeni. HE Estate comprise ~
~ and stretching nea..y miles aoh. Tie
Ia. an ]; n cn,aIodious hcS Gwal'in: i-c AMI tn
ot ho,,.rs necessary the accommodation - .;ee
neat and productive sardrn,"f'hids q choice an1
mn; tres-sn!nr pine woudan Immense .uaE'ii Z.
ir-a marsh pasarc,an extensive fans. -! s'oe@ T.
abundance ii she'll mari some ~ u as ant r. '
The yalnr al tins Farm independent II i'-t 4 Gre' r.E
s,ou On nat gable stream, ITS proximity q sct'l ue
aud IL atao,tioa Is ali The crops usu1iy grown ~ iac
which il rS. 10 rhc gentleman ishic p'tasant county
the agricmliualit desiring The ioiNr. 70 nais
fted by navigation and The ready means OF eri:irs
iv.ly bis land hy cacarrous inantr,-o the coid-"oot
timber se,,er engaged IN the most profitable ehir
pursued IN the country 10 every man WI" >teAs ~ a't
m-n If M funds A. secure a. and profitable ia
estate affords, tins Offers many Inducements 70 EXAM
a. any whatever therefore invite general attention = j
and III take pleasure III going over The premises WIZ ah
nosd 10 view the previous thereto, IN answering ans
Gui,Ies relative them addressed 10 me al surr ,"'i
the sale Will be without; and possession w be s.I
-, ,t,ee nsalment.-the heronlng due in January 1T
sn N JanIsry ~ ard 3d in January i3 Bonds saI
- ndorssd * nj be- required 10 the amount Of the payment
~, r ,iII be withheld deed Of trust the psopefg
Ken IA the option Of tie purchaser 10 secure them.
Men, ~ ~ - J. ". FAULc1N
Executor u .S.tielas Fd-. az, s,,ls...
C--n.uIl
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JOHN DAVIS AND \ HIGH TARIFF


Il is evidently settled matter with the leaders OF the
Harrison party, npon entering into power to raise the
Tariff, which will cripple commerce aud blast the pros
poets of this great interest that has nearly doubled the
last ten wears John Davis has Just returned from
Washington and is undoubtedly the secrets of Clay
and Webster In his message to the Legislature on
the 9th inst he boldly his sent mcnts in these
words
a. srca, crisis Al hand mus, settle the mra
sure of protection o tine country e.
and collection u the revenue from IN
poatoas We shall ook 10 the coming event WIN sea' ahSc
General Harrison, it is understood, has given secret
pledges high Tariff policy, and that this ausion
Of Gov. Davis, premature as Il is, means that hgh
Tariff has been determined on; let tins one fact settle
the point. John Davis has large property invested
in manufacturing companies and undoubtedly he re.
ceived sufficient before he lett Washington
TO warrant this declaration.
Thus il would seem, high Tariff policy is to be
under the order Of things: for, It will not be pre-
tended that il is necessary for the ordinary penses
Government This is not the case The Secretary OF
the Treasury says it will not be necessary to raise the
Tariff. The receipts under e1stin. laws, with some
declaratory provisions, will meet nj! necessary and
economical appropriations Mr.. Wright has pledged
the Administration party to keep the appropriations
within the estimated receipts
Mr. Woodbury. estimates the receipts OF ieIl, from
all sources. lands, customs, &c, al 81, lGJ,c33 Oh
this It will take ST. go y for permanent and new
appropriations To this add less than S3000,OG0 for
the redemption of Treasury Notes. ana there will be
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in the Treasury at the end
of ls4l.
There are large payments for pensions and other per-
manen Objects which made in the first quarter and
which il will be necessary, III order TO meet them
promptly, TO have recourse to extraordinary means
which the succeeding quarters will liqulda,e.
There is then no excuse for raising the Tariff on the
ground that there enough for the public
expenditures The real object of the high Tariff poll.
cy IS whatever be the pretence set for it, TO
money to build roads and Canals in the West and to
build up at the North the manufacturing interest At the
erpense of the commercial. md there is nothing that
Will save the commercial interest," but the elections tina
are yet take place. If the South take the alarm
from these obscure hints" these words that are
things" the commercial interest of the North may be
saved from destruction But if otherwise, look fol-
the worst.
We are not, however, the enemy of protection. Sc
far as those articles of manufacture need protection
give it 10 them great extent it be done
without increasing the revenue beyond the wants Of
a prudent and economical administration of the Go
vernment- Salem .3drertiStr.
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His Excellency NJ. VAS BrKEs,
Prs.ileni l. States.

President L. States.
The NORTHEAST BouSDARY forms prominent sub
iect in Message delivered b. Governor Kent to the
Legislature Of Maine last week and his sentiments
on that subject Will be regarded with interest Hls
language in relation tins matter is firm ard decided
Alter abiding TO the various obstacles and DELAYS
winch have heretofore been nterposed preventing an
adjustment Of the question: he says
THE time cannot be far distant when the question
must assume more definite shape, either peaceabe
or warlike; and much as may deprecaie the awful
evils and miseries Of war; ought 10 be prepared TO
meet the issue VI such ai all, the determination 81
our opponents with the tirmnesS OF men who feel that
thcy have the right, and who wi!l not yield 10 threats,
q. force the inheritance Of fathers and the rght:cl
territory Of our State The unanmty which has char
ac,eriZcd our State this question: the midst 81
nil our political excitement, Is 4 sure guarantee that
the people ready TO sustain their rulers in al udi-
cous temperate, vet firm and decided measures, and
that It regarded b. them too sacred and too solemn
subject 10 be made the instrument o.! any mere party
schemes movements.
He adyer,s to the occupation, BIZ order Of the Co
vernon General of Canada, Of - posts At Tam,scouta
Lake and Madawaska by the British troops, in direct
violation of the stipulated agreement between the au-
thori;ies Of New Brunswick and Maine and says:
=. cannot bu, view this proceeding, as my pcdeces.
SCR does in his reply to SIR John Harvey as "a direct
and papabe n'rin cement OF tie subssting arrange
ment and as taking Military possession OF that portion
fthe contested Territory. And If the suggestion OF
1t, Governor Harvey, who seems not TO have beer
consulted IN relation 70 this act Of jurisdiction
and who evidently regards j, with regret if not as an
infringement OF subsising arrangements, u disregard
ed and the British troops permanently located Al
Siadawaska shall feel nr duty t. reerate the re-
oucs, already made to the General Government, and
10 urge upon that Government the justice and e1red
cncy taking Military possession on the part Of the
United States Of the territory in dispute The General
Government il 10 Maine 10 move forward in this
matter with promp,ness, with sincere, and even an1
ous desire To preserve peace, but with an equally firm
determination 10 maintain subssIing engagements on
our part and to nsis. upon full performance from the
other party.
MAINE ELEo1ioy-We take the following relative
to the report Of the Committee from the Eastern Argus
Of The 18th inst:
The Committee give Mr.. Ken, { plurality of67 over
Gov Fairfield The following are the numlers o:
votes rejected by them rs lllega