Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

was celebrated at Cohcest-ilalt, the ami.
seriary of the landing of the fathers at
Plymouth; Steoben Hggcnfsa, Efq pref
dsd, and Pelsg Ce4ia,. Martin Brimmer,
and lillian Tudor, Efqrs. officiated as
Nice-frehdents. 'Fhe PRECEDENT and pro-
frffors ofthe unworthy, the Judges Of the
fupreme court, and the reverend clergy
ofthis and the neighboring towns, were
among the diitinguiihed guets at this Joy
iul feltival. The decorations of the hail.,
occahonal odes, and the nuGc, were all
appropriate and imprelive. The rensem-
brance Of former days was revived, when
rhe wifdom of our fathers, i'll the midf of
perils. was planning for the good offutufe
generations, and the pure fentinents of
reverence and gratitude were offered to
their memories. 1t was saoment to re-
feet upon that fingular contribution of
things, which has lated 70 long, and pro-
duced 70 much good; to ponder upon the
value of our inheritance and the beh means
fprelerying it.
After dinner, the following toafs.were
given
!. Our Ancefors their inaitctions ard
manners be as immortal as their
The memoirs of CARVER BRADFORD,
%vINsLO sv, and STANDISti--" who 70 gut
ded ouc snssrs as TO make mp to tie gLy gfGoD,
.se asvsneement Of tbs bpfut ess*ry y The coor.,
encouragement and future 6tnsffsf hbeir psa7ity"
a. The memories of BSRwsr CoTros, Noa@
1os, HiccrssaN and ELLloT--the FIVE Burning,
and fhinng lights in "goden candlsaSks" IN the
eahy churches Of New England.
a. Our country IN the language of our an
.ellors. .suay the management o. government and
cur affairs be ccma,itted to seb oaL are the MOT
wife, hon=R, expert and difcreet perions- Mattress
st tie Iii. tafsD."
< The Prsfdent Of the United States.--Let
h,uory take care OF his fsge and confidence OF his
ree0aapenes
6. The Governor of this Commonwealth Inlay
lis virtue, bring his foes to repentance, as well as
&. fierce
D. "Capson SpANDisn" on Mount Wol 4eon.--
When deiignng men preach and practice iicen
,ioul~efs uaat, i,5uty Poa, may never want
fpui, and virtue IKE lin, TO detea and dacoEa6t
them
s. The ,evered WASHINcTcN--Nfay our
eous,ry honor his memory by adheting. to his
friends and his counfels.
O. Our Combustion cy i.;s-our Refers ar t5eq
E.Dldh.
10. The People-May they open their eyes to
dileern Liberty's greaiet danger IN af ezeJ ;+and
their own upoyE enenres r. their fatterers
II. The Clergy wilknever want friends
while Virtue has any.
II. LsuiSaxa, country without PATRIOTS
MAY oar Pafri5f, wstoai country. occupy what
i-.5svt 5ous. and leave Us to enjoy what ne bass
irhs,iira.
~ The Navy.-May itbe 70 augmented thar it
,,,ay prots9 our expoied commerce and 10 EN-
,,.oytd that it viii rail-. our degraded national
firm. -
IA. LIE, thofe Who bny right and cell honor,
have cootenpt granf.
!; Such ioundnsfs in public opinion, ma. If :
oar great rsn anil net l,sak fbe truth they fall
sssy IT,
,5..Thc nasfye land of our Forcfathers.-Afsy
he e nple Of rational liberty be forever protected
from the raoacity of gallo democracy.
II. Tne Univeifity in Canbridge.-klay our
General Court be liberal and wife to watch tor its
advancement, and thus may we pay to our potter
IVA part OF the inextn2 uilhabie debt we owe to
eur aheetcrs.
The following were gwen, by. various
gentlemen, as NoLUN'rEERS
o,r lriends AZ pymonh.-on the rock of the landing,
celebrating the virtues which they inherit.
Ions Anams-AlaJ hi. isrvces aud lis virtues never
IL iorgotten.
Rrrus Klnc--An ornament 10 his country a. home and
abroad.
cu.RIss Corgswonra PiScxNEr.-The gentleman
,he a.efnan-she folder his pohuss and cor
yet in his views
p,snrs AMgs.-Hs country will take charge OF MS
60. aud eonfcicnre of hs recompcnie
(.!sEsrkaai-May ihe Thew her 616 lace TO her T''g
tecny.
without bounds W limits
x,l~yat,on Il, our iu.ersa with lsnd enough for the
tnaarcdh and shougensh generation may their cry no
ihe p,emosy ofpr. BtsKvAr--nsy hiaory dc him that
{,a,re Which b. IA, Goae as cauaty.
80 - -, f.s,f,t al thx fl,c.s f<ess fad 70 the