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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
TAKE NOTICE y

XATILLIAM JOHNSON, wifhes to inform
his friends and cultcmers that be has
furniiled hin1ielf with additional help in his
line Of buiinefs, 70 thar he can carry 1t on 70
better advantage 70 himielf ard cultomer., at
his fhop IN Forc.ftreft directly eppohre the
widew Fo1s, Posil4ad-- NAere itricA atten-
siQH viii be given at all feafonahIe hours -
He therefore iolieiis the attention of all who
may with 70 favor him wirh their cuitom.-
He will alto wait on Cenrlener and Laaies
az their houtes, A any hour - tie vii likewi.e
f,rnifh ladies Head. Dsefes Of The newelE
faihion.-f5s, gentlenen's Wigs and Ties.
y He keeps, connantly on hand, Perfumery
Of the belt kind, luch AZ Poma,um, HAIR
Powder, &c &c. lie fasters himleIf that
general iatisiaction will b given aud every
favor gratefully acknowledged
~ B.-Gen,emen Boots and Shoes clean
ed at fhort notice. SER. "a. WV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

Capt. HEARD, in the brig Reshetc, of
Aezv6Hrytort, has arrived here from
Livertoot.-Being bound to Sg0eden he
was captured in the English channel
by iocr French luggers, he and his
crew taken out, banditti put on hoard,
and the brig ordered for CataiS--Capt
HI. complains Of being treated with
great brutality by the French.-ilim-
self, mate and crew, were put in lions,
imprisoned at Calais, sent in chains ,c
Bayonae, marched back to Calais, and
not until after IS days confinement.
sHbsisting on bread and water, was he
liberated. On reaching England lie
found that his brig had been recapnred
by the British, had arrived safe, and
was retored 10 him On paying the usu-
al salvage.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
SRTPntNc NEMQaANp6.

Flour was 20 dolls. per barrel At St croix,
August SO.
Sch. Laurel, Springer, cf Bath, was cas-,
away It Barbados, aug. H., Vessel ard
cargo lost.
The Wasp, Abbott, Of ssco, from Liver
pool, for Boston, put INTO Cork Jelly Is,
with the loss Of her main mast was reft-
ting on the Sd of Ahg. and would sail in Z
days for Boston.
Sept Is, OF the N. E. part cf' Georges,
sch. Federal Jack, % hours from k1nno.
bunk, for the Wes Indies.
The shp. Live Oak, Of Scarborough, and
Franklin, ~ Portland, were lefl 1t C0pan-
hagen, July So. both condemned AND the
Ida, IF Portland, and Columbia, OF Ken.
ntbunk. waiting sentence.
In a. severe gale from 5. z. On the 15fh
Aug orig FLORIDA, al Portland, and Span
ssh slnop went on shore in the river Of ST.
Domingo, and totally lost
Ship Mercury, from Calcutta. ar. al Pub
ad- afler being captured and detained ?
long time by The French. escaet tii lie
Isle of Bourbon, n sending 'he Frencli lah
y he 0fev st.r,.t N 10 70 s,.srats
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

the 7lh ~ August cfthc reinforce m mt
% 1000 British troops which have been
ordered 10 Portugal, 1900 had arrived. SO
that the Whole British force III Portugal is
now probably about $4,000 men There
are transports ana m-n oflwar in the Tagus
sufficient, if The enemy cannot be resisted.
~ embark their whole force and proceed to
point more tensile.
The following has been given as a state
ment Of f1rce on each Side -
French. from 90 TO 10000 !;
near Leon, from 5 u 5000; Regnier.
$4,000; in Andaiusia, $1,000; in Old
Castle, $1,000
q f:i-h, Spanish ard Portuguese. Roma.
IA, trori ~ to $4,000 Loud Wellington
(Briush) immediately under him, 50, OJ0 /;
Berastord, 10000; Hill, $1,000 Portu-
gaese troops, 10000.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
TEssELS SPOKEN.

Sept s, lat. 81, long 60, 40, sch. Resolu-
tion,. Dunbar, 81 days from Antigua for
Castife. Lat. AZ. II, long. 40. br:s Alba,
from Portland. Sept /, lst. 45. Ion. as,
ship United States, Porter, Of Bath, so days
from Norfolk for London. sept ~, lar.
40, is. lon. 65, ship Hercules, Chase, 3
days from Saco, for Liverpool-L Al, SO,
brig Palace, Holbrook, q DAYS from Wiscas-
set, fof Liverpool Sept. IL, Cape Cod
bearing w. by NJ. IS lea brig 24 hours
from Wiscasset, for Liverpool
Tie ship Virginia, Jones, of and from
Philadelphia, bound 10 ronningen. was
spoken with in lat II, Ion g., out days
all we'll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

no CORRESPONDENCE S

OF We have lately received some &C.
counts of marriages with hobbling rhymes
attached to them from synonymous. cores
pondents. They may save themselves she
trouble Of communicating, as we'll as the
expense ofpostage, byzoithloiding such com
munications unless they are accompanied
with the names Of Inc writers--tor il may
well bs supposed that If they are ashamed
10 do this, the Printer Will be unwilling to
publish them and lake the responsibility
upon himself
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

by an ARRIVAL at Boston from CadiZ, Span.
ish accounts ID Aug. Is, have been receiv-
eddy winch 1t appears the inhab tants Of
Cadiz were abuadantly supplied with pro-
vlsions-that they Kept up an incessant fire
on tho positions occupied by the French,
aud were still confident OF their security.-
A Spanish expedition Of ) ships had nded
troops at Ssntona, which took the French
garrison, and had been successful in sever
al small skirmishes.-The intelligence
furnished by this arrival is comprized IN the
following Summary from last Fridays Pal
ladium -
A letter from Henrick O'Donnel,
commander in chief Of the army of
Catalonia, dated at 7arragsnd, July %,
mentions, that the French army of .Ar-
ragon, 1900 infantry and 1000 caval-
~, continued on the banks Of The Ebro,
near IortoSa that there were almost
daily combats, in which the Patriots
occasioned the invaders grea; losses !;
that in an affair of the l4th OF July, at
1T6iSa, the enemy lost a colonel, IL
other officers, and a proportionate num-
Der OF soldiers ; but the French being
reinforced, the Spaniaids retired to the
positions they occupied before the COM
bat that on the 18th, battle took
place between 10 or $4,000 French
troops, under Gen. Macdonald, and 9
or 10000 Spaniards, including armed
! peasantry, near GranoHerS it lasted
hours, when the French entered Bar
ceto'la. " The enemy lost 700 men,
and carried great number Of wounded
into the city. On our part we had
from 100 TO 40 killed, and 400 wound
ed. After this battle the patriot troops
engaged in it retired 70 Ldnzo, on the
| Lobregai, TO impede the enemy should
! he march for this liver or the position
of Alonfaerrat and to keep open the
Intercourse with Yarragona''
" Il is probable that the movements
at the French General ouche,, on Tor
/ toSa, 50 miles further down the Medi-
lerapean than 1arragonal were with a
design toaitract our forces to that place
10 leavE~Macdonald better opportuni-
fty 10 attack Iarragona but on both
/ sides We have divisions that will inter-
cept their COMMUNICATIONS, and, when
occasion offers, will renew the scenes
Of F1la Franca, ManreSG" sc.
The siege of I6rfosa appears to have
been commenced by the French.
4 corps ofpeasantry hover near Gc-
r,c7ia, and, i'll TWO successive rencoun-
tres, With equal force ofthe enemy have
beaten them.
| The papers contain journal Of the
operations OF the 5000 troops, which
/ were : nj from Cadiz TO digeziros, an
I der thr command of Gen. Lacy. From
THE l7th of June to the 2sth of July,
they were almost continually in motion
annoying the enemy. On the lat
ter day, they received orders to return
IN (naff-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

II New Gloucester, On Tie f7ti4 ut NJ.
Ebenezer Lane, jun. aged Aud n this
town, on the 9th inst Miss Polly Lane,
daughter Of the before mentioned Mr.. L.
aged %.
In Northyarmouth, on the 31h inst. capt.
Be.a Blanchard, aged 50
Ia this town, Charles, son Of John FAIR.
well, Aged year-WOodhury, son 81
Richard c. Sawyer Agsd 2.-WiIliam ID
Simonton Son Of Thomas and lsnth q
years and Months. Or Thursdny
Mrs Elizabeth Clap, consort OF C@fit ie
ner Clap, aged SO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

ErfrGct If a letter tram the Commander
ala snip 5fioagiag 70 Norfolk (79hose
sRa qgaS detained ar C9hehhagen az
ne time dafed loth Juiy, 1910.
American vessels bound through the
Sound are captured and brought into
this place The captains and crews
are kept ON board from fortnight, 10
.hree weeks, without being allowed
communication with any person what
soeyer. The captain Is then taken on
shore, and Immediately carried 10
court, where he is strictly examined in
all respects relative 10 his voyage. AT
ter this he is allowed 20 60 OH board his
ship, when the examination Of the crew
commences, which takes ZIP a fortnight
or three weeks more Allho' they s.f-
feet to say that the French DEGREES are
not in force here, and pretend that
vessel putting into England in distress,
oreyen TO enquire the market provided
no part OF the cargo is landed, are rot
causes fcDudemnatlon-- they are, how
ever, daily oondemnlng American YES
sells. Some of the sentences Of con-
demna.ion which | have seen, are
grounded entirely upon conjecture, and
supposition OF the Judges, without any
proof whatever The most evident
partially is shewn to the captors.
We suffer cry much here for
want Of person empowered by our
government to attend to our interests !;
or if one or two of our frigales, were al
lowed to convoy our ships through the
Belt, we should have nothing 10 fear
from Danish privateers, nor is it prob
able that the court of St. Petersburg
would make any exception to the want
of Sound passes"
The foregoing is from respectable
captain of this port, in whose correct
ness, and varacity, we have the fullest
confidence. With this We have a par
ticular list Of American vessels which
had been taken into Copenhagen, ii
ponds with the list before publish
ed. There were D ships, briggs, /
barque, and three schooners, in all So
vessels, of which 6 had been condem-
ned, 3 released and the remainder "a
or trial. So much for" Copenhagen
and the" poor Danes," whose mislor-
tunes are an eternal source of demo
cratick sympathy, at the same time
furnishing an opportunity of abusing
Copenhagen Jackson" So far are
we from feeling any sympathy for these
scoundrels, that cur only regret is, thai
they bad plank left ON which they
could float. These Danes have nc
cause of complaint against us, they
have no excuse for their conduct, ex
cept their 'subserviency to the will o
Napoleon, which although it may ex
cuse them TO some, ought TO excite I
stronger indignation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
tt is somewhat remarkable that so

1t is somewhat remarkable that so
great portion OF the community,
whose interests are alike dependent on
the Jatfltul discharge of public Offices,
should 80 Qften suffer themselves 10 be
misled by designing unprincipied DEM
agogues seeking their own aggrandize-
ment-they commence their Career
by protesting the greatest love for the
people-whose good opinion Trey
secure through the influence of some
humble tools posted in various direc-
tons round the country, % chaunt the
praise Of their masters and impress the
multitudc with a belief that they pos
sess all the patriotism, honesty and a.
bility the country affords BY excl
ting the prejudices of one class of the
community against another, and
slandering the wisest and best men in
the country, they es.ablish party in
favour of themselves. A good. fat Of
flee presents itself, and the poor, delu-
ded people engage with as much zeal
in support ofthis demagogue, as iftheir
future salvation depended on The re-
suit. They get themselves elected, and
what are the happy consequences F? Do
the community ENJOY greater blessings
for, il? Do they thereby secure a single
privilege (? We are aware that our ca
ders will Indignantly answer NO I! A
man who makes use of undue influence
10 acquire power viii invariably abuse
il, $ hen obtained Then why this ex-
,raordinsry zealin support ofdesigning,
ambitious men, whose villaIny in pri-
vate transactions is SO notorious that
their neishbors would not trust them
with the management of The most triv-
ial concern of a personal nature? That
this IS many times the case must be OBJ
vious to all. BY ieeding the prejudices
and deIuding the people, so that their
minds are kept in one continual state
Of fermentation, office-seekers by de-
grees acquire power.
It is by gradual means, tyrants have
assembled 10 power, and despoiied The
people of their iiberty.2s They have
commenced their career.by fresending
patriotism, and have administered to
their passions and prejudices. They
have battered, and done many good
acts for a Time but when opportuni-
ty offered they have betrayed their
country, and their friends.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
VESSELS LIFT.

At Antigua. Aug 10, brig from Kenne-
bunk. to sail IN 20 days schr' Comfort, Of
do.-At ST. Domingo, Aug 9, brig Florida,
Malocm, Of Portland, for Newyork in days
AT Cork, Aug 9, Della, Of Portland AT
Point Peter, Aug. 81, brig Superb, Thatch-
er, for Portland, II 90 days. AT Isle-of-
May, Aug. Il, Gen. hamilton, OF Portland
AT Porto Rico, Aug q, schr JOSEPH, OF
Portland. AT St Croix. Aug. %, Orion.
M'Lelian, of Portland scbr Ocean, Ok
nard. do. brig -, Small, fnr Port nd, in
5 or A days.-At Greenock. aug 2, shit,
Dryadc, Bacon, Of NViscassetl, for Boston,
in days Eliza-Ann, Porter, of Freepoft
for New, York in 10 AT Martinique, Aug
IS, schr. Dolphin. Of Wiscassett, sold IN
St. Bsrts.--At Belfast, Aug 5, Venus,
Hunt. for Portland, il 10 or 70 days-At
Cork, Aug. s, Warren, for w arren. (Me
same day Mary, Of Wiscasset, for Bel
fast, do.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
REMOYAL-

G AMUEL RICHARDSON informs lis
- friends and The public thar he has reno
we'd from High Street, ard taken thar large
and commodious houfe lately occupied ~
Mr.. Jeremiah | odd in Market fguare, where
he ihould De happy to wait upou his friends.
He IixswIie viii entertain hrargers and
travellers a. uluai From the central iituation
of bis hot1e, he hopes for 4 flare IF their pat
renage
IN B. A number OF CentIsr en- can be ac-
comm5dated with Boarding on reafonzbie
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
NsrsJr-yp9yt, A9rH g. fH
NOTICE i hereby given, that the fubfcri-
: = Der has been dizzy appointed adm-uHtra-
trix Of the eii2!e OF
John HEWET,
iste Of Top1lan. in Tie county Of Lincoln,
gentleman, decCssed, and has AIKEN neon her,
tels thai Iruli by giving bends ,he law .if-
recfs And all psrions having dtmaads np-
on tie eilase Of tie aid John H-ney, aie Fe-.
CURED TO exhibit he tame aud al pert 4n.
andsbsrd 10 the laid eitaIe, called open -
uske payment 20
RUTH EEvIY 4s-aa.grs;x
SEP g. lao AZ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

The editor Of the Boston Patriot evinces
his satisfaction that Cheethdan, for many
Years the democratic organ in the u. S. is
about to leave New York Tor his native
country. THIS is as il should be II would
be subject Of much more qualification to
US If Duane, Irwin, the editor of the New
York Journal, Dobbin, Murphy, O'Connor,
and the whole host of English, Irish and
French editors in this country wereto follow
Mr.. Cheethams example, Even if Mr.. Ev-
erett himself should accep; Of all invitation
TO accompany Hone out Of the country, we
do not apprehend that any material damage
would accrue thereby.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

Accounts from Copenhagen, BY late srri-
walls, state, that upwards Of Seventy sail Of A..
merican vessels were detained at that place,
although they bad stopped at Llsineur, and
paid the Sound dsty.
Later accounts represent that the Danish
Government had issued Decree directing
their crnizers to capture all American Yes
sells, whatever might be their cargo, or
wherever from or bound A copywas said
to have been printed in the Swedish pa
pers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

Jun,as q government have been es'ab-
'ishest IN Tie val ious provinces III South A y
menca The blessings ofliberty and indie
pendence have heretofore been bat lily en-
joyed by Them. They appear now to be
ADOPTING system of government predica-
ted upon republican principles, calculated
IN some measure TO wipe of the stigma of
superstition and bigotry which have 50 Just
~ been attached to Them. The horrors OF
The inquisi'ion bids fair TO be done away.
When this iron rampant of darkness is re-
MAYED, truth and sosnd principles must
gradually find adinittznce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

1t is asserted, that the income from
the Post Office Department gradually
increased till 1900, when it yielded
$4,000 dollars and hat it has since
gradually decreased till it now yields
no revenue, but is supported in part by
monies drawn from the treasury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
C2earances az The Custom House.

Sept Is, sloop MargArei, Robinson, for
Havana 10, brig Nautilus, Hall, for w,
Indies brig Hunter, Sawtef for do -
81, brig Hero, Dunlap, for Bsrbadees ;
brig Trident, Struu., for w Indies sioop
Orange, Alley, for Bermuda
Coasters-sloop Caty-Ann, Blanchard, for
Boston; schr Relief. Baxter, for Ne wyork ;
schr Hannah, Gould, for Alexandria
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
Toie0.

In Point Peter GuAdaioupe, Rag. lst Mr..
Dsvid Chnse, Of This town, aged 90
IL Salem, on The 9th instant, MIR. James
Siackpple, aged ~, SOP 81 SIR iobu s. Of
Duss.s-g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

-
The democrats If Baltimore, a. If aware
of the incompetency of the administration
10 manage the affairs Of state, 1--we lately
taken ne. power from their hands. Whist
the British brig Netiey, (Which lately came
% tb,s country with despAtches for the Brit
ISL Minister) was lying in the barber Of
Baltimore, it was ascettained that among
her crew there was ali American citizen.
said TO have been taken from 4 French pris-
IN N the West Indies lin exchange for q
Frenciman) who claimed the rights of a
British subject, and voluntarily entered
their service. The Collector Of Baltimore
immediately opened a correspondence with
the British Consul, for his release. No,
content, however. with this legal mode or
procedure, The gin, bursiug, tay and featl,-
er Pat ,i&Ipls Of felfs PGiat were, ru,ugatcd
g take the management OF ihs aii~ir 20
their own s0s'sreiSn selUrS !, who accordingly
prepared tvso Or three dozen of boats tor
their soceyeigs najeSties 20 proceed in to
blow up the Netley But alas, before their
fon1 anticip2iof.s could be- consumated, a
boat from tie Netley, with the American,
was sent on shore, and thereby deprived
them of All their fancief eniognrerts. In
tins transaction Che Collector lsiaselfsis ac4
eused Of acung contemplate part hr insti-
eating the mob. r-ir ttF We -
The Chronicle may pronounce this pro-
cedure the +" laudable" achievement OF
= active and spirited republicans" aud the
Argus may commend il as !" patriotic" and
pra,sewortlly but no one possessing a
proper sense of propriety can rejoice to see
the reins OF government assumed by an I'M
prlnciped, blood thirsty mob.--We rejoice
as much as they can, at the liberation OF
the seaman, but deprecate the manner III
which ii was effected.
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.Ga;stte slip GFGg.
PORT OF PORTL6ND-I8l0.

Iues1sy, SEPT IL.
Arrived brig Sarah, CAPT Igrlon, 35 days
from Tu,k's Island with Salt an3 Hides te
Merrill & Stover.-Sept is, l4t s0, spoke
ship Federal, from Ronayesia IN Aagsal.
ryport.
MI. JEetlesalg, SEPT 1g,
Arrived brig Orion, cap. 81. n n lei.
Ian, 26 days from st. Croix, Wst4 Rum 10
A. M'Lellan-Lef there, bF.g Mechanic,
Small, TO sail in 10 days; Flea, AeatlHg,
in Is; schr Ocean, Oxnard, M S--al VI
Portland brig Victor, Eliot, "a I'D for
New Haven, in 10 days ;ship AaD Maria,
Dennison, for do. i'll 5 ;--Sboke. ~ =, 81,
ION 81, brig Hamlet, Henry lIrSg .hcr, 1t
aud from Bath, 80 days OUT, bound i.r ia
maica--all we'll
Same day---arrived brig MercatcT, capt
]. p. Sawyer, from Gusdaioupe
thursday, Sept 90
Arrived ship Mary, Capt r. Brown, "
DAYS from Cronstadt. LEFT there num-
Der OF American vessels, names unknown
Sailed III company with ships Heirecils,
3osh, Philadelphia (stopt at Gottehburg)--
Concordia, Johnson, N. York, (sto2t a. do J
Alert, Alien, Newyork-brig Mary Ann,
Martin, Providence-sch. Angler, Whitny,
|. 8everly.-Spoke, Aug IL. lat. SO, 20, long.
2, 80, ship Amiable, Wright. of Phiisdel-
pbia, 27 days.out, bound 10 Gottenburg, all
weiI-Aug p, lat. So, 81. Ion. %, 81, ship
Gustavus, Barker, Of aud from Charleston,
bound to Konningsburg, all well-Sept. 4.
lat. rs, 20, Ion. AZ so, ship Balloon, Of and
from Baltimore, II days out, al we'll lNRo
large bodies Of Ice i'll sight at the same time
Sept. 8, on the Grand Banks Of ". F..
brig Washington, of Beverly, from Gotten
burg, bound to Beverly, 81 days out.
| Same dy--arrived sloop Mary, capt j.
Jones, from Nevis-Letf there, sehr Edward
| PreOle, TO sail for Wlscasset, in 10 days
/ brig Massasoit, Wood ward, for Portland, in
10; Struggle, Trelether, Of Portsmouth,
sold
Same day--brig Hope, capt Hall, Is
Y days from Liverpool
/ Friday, Sept. p.
! Arrived ship North America, Capt. P.
Drihkwater, 78 days from Cronstradt.
Saturday, Sept. p
\ 80 a n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
FOUND.

IN this town, on Saturday lat, ilnall FUN
= OF MONEY-The owner may have the
lame again by proving properly aud payiag
charges, by applying At this office.
sept "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

si,b, and did thsfn much danlare bv
deitroying, capturing, and rendering
un6t for the objea Of their expedi-
tion.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

- 70 Joarneymen Printers.
ONE Of Correct Principles, fieady habits
and good workman, will find conflant
employment, ready ray and good wages, by
applying at this Office SEPT IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
NOTICE :

NUIICE :
THE Proprietors Of the following Shares
IN the Portland OH, oafOyy, are hereby
notified, that there is due on laid Shares au
afehment of Ten Dollars, and unlets they are
paid 10 The Treafnrer on or before the twen-
tyeth day of March, 1871, they will be fold
to pay the Allotment, together with incidental
charges, at Pubic Auction, At the premifes,
on iaId day viz Nos 50 So, 81, IS, Sc,
81, 10. i6, 90, 90 %, 81 50, so, IS, 67.
70, 80, o. "a 96, o5
ROBERT nsLEY, c,.-;....
A. K. CUSHING. -''''''''fe'
Prrfiar5, SEPT 20, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

We notice with plealure the locrefs Of liiera-
ry inftilutions. particularly in the DifiriGf
of Maine. Win a view 10 do juitice TO
merit, and 70 evince the progrefs Of iitera-
ry improvement in this part OF The country,
we inlez the following extract from tie
letter Of a correspondent at Warren, under
THE date Of September 5sh.
Yefferday. the FRI anniverfarv Gnre the
commencement of inftruetion in the Hla,,en
AeaAemy, the Pupils were examined in pref
ence Of the Trultees, and many other friends
and patrons of the nltitution; who eIprefsd
the highea qualification at the improvement
which has been made by the STUDENTS. In the
afternoon, very numerous and respectable
audience was entertained with an Exhibition,
which was declared by thoCe who have feen
many Acadenical Exhibitions, 20 have bcea
Gaperior 70 any thing Of the kind they had
ever wtnslsd, u IL 5u. laIticslo the Pre-