Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-09-06

a. OkOtK Of PSOCkSSIOS.
AT half paf eleven, the proceffion moved
/ from the College TO the ground on which the
To Gage was ereaed, in the following order
a. T. The Committee of arrangement.
H. e. The Secretaries Of the boards of Truftees
IL md Overleers, one with tie Charter and Seal,
3D. 1hc other with the College Laws.
t,sF 1. The Tre4fdrer with the Keys
ID 4 The Rev. DR.. Deane, Vice Prefident Of
rs ahe College.
III s. The Truaees, two and two.
NJ Preii1ert and Protector elee.
!, NJ ?. PrtGlent and Vice Proficient of the board
ri Of Overleers.
WI g. The Overfeers two and two.
49, o. The Clergy and Gentlemen of diainfion
invited to dine at the Hall.
IT, Alter being arranged on the Gage, the Vice
n Psstident in ihort addrofs informed the audi
aence that ag'eeably to the vote Of the two
bea' ds, the Hon Daniel Davis, Elq. Preiident
! of the board Of OVerieers, would announce the
name gwen TO The building erected for the ule
!. of the inHitution.
rl# The Prelden then declared that ID honor of
|. be State which had 70 generously founded and
Endowed the infituton, the name of the build
.--ng vas ever e be, Ma1acbajtHs Hal.
The Rev. Mr. Kellogg then addrsf-d the
hrone Of grace with an animated and apPro.
|. = pfiate prayer.
=. Then followed an Introductory Addrels in
y Englilh by the Preldent Of Overfeers.
: An Addrels in Latin by the Prehdent Of the
! 70 !cge, concluding with the ceremony of in
iu>ting the PRECEDENT into office, BY delivering
Sykal, charter, KEYS, sc.
" PRECEDENT M'Kean's Inaugural Addref3, in
Eng ifh.
Reply to the PreGdent, in Englh, by Vice
as PfeGdent Deane
iaa q Prayer by Rev. Mr. LancaRer.
YOU An app opriate Palm was then flung.
OF The Inauguration of the Prefdent being fin
ns hei, The intalment Of Mr.. JOSH AsBor, as
IProfeilor of Languages, then took place, in the
A~' blowing order.
tsD 4. Payer BY Rev. PRECEDENT M'Kean.
rs introductory Addrefs in Lain, by the
Is iime.
ria After content Of TIufees and Overfters is
sb5gn6ed. the Prefjent declares him to be the
mbProfeGnr of Languages. Then followed an
| Add eiIefs in Latin, by the Profshor Of Ian
ab yuages.
lus9 The ceremonies were clofed BY fnging.
s'sy The company then returned to College Hall.
where they dned and after dinner the follow
eng Toaffs were given.
o i. The GovrRsoR Of this Commonwealth.
?. Our FOSrrATHFRs, whole enterprise, perils and
,erfverance laid the foundation Of our numbers and
\ saair inheritance
B& s. The enlightened LEcrsLA1uR Of MASSACHUSETTS,
vhieh founded and generously endowed th, fcmnary.
a "a The memory Of the late Gov BowDoK, the
kt Philolopher. staternan, and the Chritian.
NJ . The Hon. JAMES BowDorS, Eiq the Patron and
~ 'rnefator Of this nftitution-May his noble example
.Jtt provoke Others to love and goodnef,'
- q The town Of BsuNswr ck--May its inhabitants
fnd The Students Of this College, dwell together in uni
ey y and happiness.
Ga ,. Oar fRer CoILrcEs ia America and throughout
IL be wor d-May they be surferies OF found doctrine,
I, Seeit mate fcience, and pure virtue.
II The Rev. Doctor Tapp1u being called upon
.t',sr 'oaif, he gave the following -
~ The Diaria Of MArwE-May il Be as diainguiIhed
n r is knowledge, pey and virtue a. il is for il local
md temporal advantages.
MI The Newhsmpfhre eeaion for Reprefenta-