The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18
,ocAL MATTERS.

.,.> LINZ BETWEEN VIRGINIA
TVr H'' w. ,yg,vM. Of TaE MARYLAND
M A'S>,N,- Nor. Mc>srS. Isaac ID. Jones,
COWS N',,, and James W. Dennis, COM
Iasa v. .'',,' ~, ,ur; of The General AS
nII,,s'I,> yv.@~,lsr.;. appointed to present to
st!%"! w --,.;,, NJ Nrrci;,ia plsn for the set
;1' a"'', -, one>,ioll> III dispute CONCERN
ll@s", ~ '.,,,or, ,' Ijugnctwecn The two states,
Io-,": in ,n;> titS Yesterday morning.
t''',' ,, ,'o,n the, called upon aoverno,
A." ,,,,,.,en;2d their credentials, ana
hE".[ - r>rtg;<. T0c Governor lmtne-
r'i' ''," ',.,,,, brief message 10 Inc TWO
tn,"H .ln General assembly acqualnt-
n3"> =, ,,.n ,hc fact Of the arrival OF the
~ '... .'.,..r>, and suggesting that proper
"'"'''. ..t,r (ar their reception. ar. Cog
sr.> .",, ,I,u>-. utlsrcd y resolution Tor
H. ,.. .u.r..r, Of - joint committee 10 con-
- >, ,..r rn,>r ccn,cmeD, Snd 10 invite
- ".%'rriyil-rG seats up2n the lioorS OF the
I." , The resolution was at once
- the House amd sent 10 the Sen
~ .,.. w3> promptly c1ncGrreo IN d! 'nA'
Irar Il. Mc-sr>. Fnney OF acco'
I". a., Ncar,; OF Rockingham, on the
y,fg senate. and IieS>rs. CoSMIi OF
=, -. rr.d Of Richmond. and Tahater-
A''..' t',.r,.-rr, Cn the part Of the House,
.,,.,.,.~,,,. /. - the committee. This com
~, ~ ~, ,au MaIymud commissioners yeS-
...,,.-nannHru discharged the duty inn
-: ,,,..,. Il III The way OF eStenuihS lne
-. = ouv General Assembly. The
49,. orrrr0 tc recommend TO the Sen
.,,l ;:otl,c Cf ncit gates that the TWO
...'.. We. j.. iriut session AZ l O'Clock TO-
,orl ie,Ir tuc Maryland commissioners
,'.,.u.a- in ,sr-oa a9G verbally explain the
.,,....,., Il Jh!r mission. = report to this
S.. j, 70 hy ur.l,cd by NcSSrS. Flnney
- ,,..,,I. and the former gentleman
,-,,,m 2 copy Of it 10 the Sem
-. ,.l ..g la;t"v will present copy
=. = ~ the House Of Delegates. 1t is un-
F.-...at ;gat the Maryland commissioners
80 .r.,rrr,ca 10 propo>e-First, that until
~. .rr. boundary line between Virginia
',t vqrylgpd is aSceriaiuul and determined
49,, m, Loyc,t-payid>on line be recognized
mi .c>pcctrd bv tie citizens Of the two
..s.,.-,Gis Ia hc but q temporary arrange
rr,r, second, that al! the questions III dis
-r. ,,u submitted 10 arbitration, ana The
N.-,jypl LEGISLATURE suggests the name OF
Hor Irrc Black aS 4 suitable person to act as
.,,,.r. They bring with them number
~ rgr.c maps and charts. which will proba-
tIy r necessary :or reference in explaining
rbr .o!i scope AID intent OF the propositions
;lcy viii make.
Hon. Isuc d. Jones, president OF the
ha.,i Of NIry yIaud commissioners, Is very
DISTINGUISHED lawyer. WAS for many years
Autrlry.Gcucrai OF the State, and has given
great attention and study 10 this particular
,r!h.sr. lie visited Richmond in 1861 as a
commissioner from maryland to Virginia to
ascertain the purposes OF Virginia in the
then ilnpeatia. troubles. Hon. James w.
nG.!, i, alo.u,r OF United States Senator
Deans. AID was formerly q member OF the
Mar, land State senate. United States Sena-
u. y. HlackIey Whyte was appointed i
member OF the commission, but unexpected
evynt> prevented him from serving, and in
Li, >tes Hon. JoLD W. Davis, formerly State
Treasurer. WIS appointed.
lr commissioners yesterday afternoon
risi,G several points OF interest about the
ely, and in tic evening, and ut night, were
called upon i: their ToCms at the Exchange
b. lDau, members oi the General Assembly
and prominent citizens Of Richmond.