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New School Geography.

New School Geography.
InG publifhed and for fale at the BOOKSTORES q
Ilaac Adams & Stephen Patten,
EXCHANGE STREET,
A NEW fynem of MoSsr~ Gtgrseby, or q
\ general Description Of all the coniicer
able Countries la the worId-comoi.ed from
The latea European and hs=syieas Gsegrspbies,
ToyaFy and Tavefs Deigned for the ufe OF
SCHOOLS aud hCADE MESSY
ELIJAH PARISH, d D.
Author of a cnmpendious fyfem Of UniverfaI
Geography, &c. &c--ornsmented with Maps
( 760Hg5 Geography u an sarfbiy isLjaa, IL il
a bssVea.y fady.--BURKE.
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Tlat 10 much of faid ranges or parcels &C
land As will pay faid taxes and charges will be
fold al the dwelling honle OF EphraIm Wight,
IN laid town of Giiead, on Monday, the TWEEN.
~ fourth day Of December next, at ten Of tha
clock IN the forenoon, unlefs fad taxes and
charges ihai be paid before that time
DAVID BRADLEY, Coilsasr
Gdsad, 07. Is, 1910. (2z)
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THE Co Partneriii'p of ANDREWS =
MoUL rom Is this day din3.vel " mu.
tual conient-aII perioos having unfcttled
accounts, aud Ihofe who have any demands
may lestle lie fame with
JAMES ANDREWS.
Ssn5s,srgB, on ~, 1910.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

From Benjamin Allen, z l.. ID P,ectpts, y
DINNER A1otezsy, and late e>efs6or Of Pbii9o-
ply and Mathematics ia Uaioa csllege, Ske1eefa4y,
NerD 1o,k.
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Newburyport, January |, 1910.

Newburyport, January |, 1910.
REV. AND DEAR SIR,
AgreeabIy 10 your requel have with much
pleafure perufed your New Syltem Of Modern
Geography" think the ayIe conciie, the
matter well arranged, entertaining and inifFuc-
tive 10 particular Twas highly pleased with
your repeated references to the fulhment
of fcripture prophecy n Egypt, PaieItine and
other countries. think The influence will
be happy on the minds Of our children and
youth. | am, Rev. and dear Sir, with ienti-
ments of reipect, your affectionare friend, and
humble fervant,
NICHOLAS PIKE.s
Rev. Eiyab P0yS. D. D.
From Ebenezer Fitch. PrtGdsnt sf Williams
College
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22

Uummer Aecademy, JANUARY I, 1910.
rev. AND DEARsIR,
Have examined your "New Syfem Of
Modern Geography" with much pIeaiure.
While L excludes much fuperfluous matter,
contained in other works Of the kind, il com.
PRIZES every thing neceGary in an elementary
work II is well adapted Tor TeEt- Book IN
the uieful fcienee OF geography, and il entitled
TO the patronage Of the public With much
relpeet, am your obedient fervant,
BENJAMIN ALLEN
Req. Ekyab Pa,j6, ID ID.
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d ID {. O ~ Q ID U.
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range No, n N " o-' W.
Do 40 500 SO 0I3 is Oa5 oas
Do 91ss 6 Oas 8 % %
whole range 4lo sss 6'ss os sSC ESQ
~ end Off ,,,oo : 600 -o, o.oo
range wv ~ w
The above ranges of lan1 lays on The North
tde Of the Androfcoggin River, in lad Town
OF CileAd---fhe following lay on the louth fde
OF laid River.
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I've. 4, H1EVyf-Rozv.
Have received per the Warrington and
Betfey from Liverpool, and New. Gslen from
London,-6s packages GOODS, which they
offer for iale on liberal terms--viz.-
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STQLEN

r. ROM the fable Of tie fuhrcr:her, In
L Bowdoin. large chelLar coluurel
STALLION. about fifteen hands high hal
upon each ct ms hind fesr an Appearance
reg bones, vi d white iros On he fore
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CAME into The eucsu.ufe III The uii.ctt,.r
on fuefsav TAFT. a large fsd t4JNss.-
The owner u drhred D prove prup.r " .sy
charges aud rake hlia away- Apply w
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No Ia, UNION WHARF,
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October 90
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NOTICE is hereby given 20 The nonrefdens
y proprie,ors and owners Of rhe following
ranges Of land n The town Of Giesd, ia the
county Of Oxford, (and 70 me unknoval that
they are taxed for the years 1906, 1907, and
sos, 10 bills committed 70 Hs the lublcriber
for collection as follows, 90 wis, for town
faxes ana deficiency OF highway tax
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STRAT HOW.

CTRATEO from the Suhfcriber, about the
y III of Oct. q middle fixed Black COW,
with final head and horns, with four white
feet and white at the end of her tail. Whoev-
err will return faid runaway, or give informa-
ton 10 that fhe may be found, fhal be
yell paid for their trouble by applying 60
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PO,HssS, Oh. %.
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Rev. ELyab Pai6, d ID.

From Nicholas Pike, Esg hut5o, Of" Il Nezu
and Complete Syfem Of .d,n5mefie."
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40 Hhds. High Proof
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22

Salem, FEBRUARY 8, 1910.
REV. AND DEAR SIR,
Your New Syiiem of Modern Geogra-
ply" have peruled with great fatisfaction.
It's, in my opinion, an excellent work de-
igned with Judgment, and executed with no
common ihare of inquiry, attention and ikill.
The delcriptiors, though conciie, are remark
ably diitInct the collection offaGfs, referred
to their proper PAGES, times and purpoles,
is exteniive and intereihng; the views Of
mankind are diverEfed, jaft, and iniirnctive !;
the aids TO religion and morality, in referen-
ces 10 the providence of God, in proofs sad
iiultrations OF hi(toricai and prophetic fcrip
ture, and IN per!iBeut occahoHal remarks, are
many and important; aud the lyle through
out, ienl entious and animated, 10 happily
caltulated TO engage the attention of young
minds, and to impart to them diitinet, vivid
and Lifting imprelioss. On the whole, thi.
Will he. ! sfn periuaded, a very valuable book
not only FOR itudents Who are enlarginy
their MINDS with &c eral knowledge !" bu
ALTO for Ten of letters, who frequently via,
20 review compendiou. iyliem y not only
for " cur " fchoois and academies !" but az.
tor general uie ! am. Dear SIR yours, &c.
SANiltL WORCESTER.
Rsv Eijab Pa. % :. 3fsiI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, IrN.

INFORMS his friends aud The public iiat
he is now opening great afiortment Of
SEASONhBLE GOODS.
Also--MUFFs & TIPPETs. and skinsyto
make them of--conffting W Sable, Neck Sa
bic, Bear, Genet and Pole Cat---and skins for
lining thcm---al Of which he win fell cheap,
and invites them 10 call and Zee, aud they
fhall be fuittd with the prices thereof.
P5rflazd, On %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22

Williams College, December so, 1909.
Having examined, with as much care and
atteRtion as the fhort time allowed gne and nay
leifure would permi., work entitled" A
New Syfem of Modern geography" by Rev.
Elijah Pariih, d, d, it appears to me 10 be &C.
curately and judiciouay compiled from the
ben authorities; to be well calculated for the
uie of fchoois, and for. conveying valuable and
important information, in this pleaiing aud
neceilary fcience, to the youth in our country;
and consequently, to merit the patronage of
parents, infsructors, and the American pub
liz.
EBENEZER FITCH
Req. EGiab PsyJe, d d.
From tbs Honorable Jonn Hubbard. Egg Pra-
.ftgsr of Mat6smatis and P6IsfSP5y, D4,tmsatb
college.
Having perufed DR.. Pariih's New Syltem
Of Modern Geography" can 6ncerely re-
commend it. as being well calculated TO diff
fuie knowledge of the important lciene of
Geography The work is richly ftored with
the iatelt information, prelented IN a very a.
greeable manner, aud will, / doubt not, be
patronized by the impartial public
JOHN HUBBARD.
From Is Rev. lefty Appleton, Prsfdent and
Parker cleveland, PrgaQsr IF Pbii9fspIy,
60zOdoin college, Maire.
BowdOin College. January ~, 1910.
RRv. AND DEAR SIR,
We do not think il Of any importance 10
the public 10 fay, what every intelligent rea-
der will pereete, viz that your = NszO Syfsn
Of Modern C~gapky is written in manner
unuiually interelting, and unites many par
ticuIars from the lateit writers on the fubieet.
Many of yonr obferva;ions on Pzleitine, and
other countries mentioned in tacred hiitory,
as they tend 10 ohyiate objections againtt re-
vealed religion, cannot fail Of producing a
good effect on youthful minds Permit US
70 obferve further, thar the attentive reader
viii expect to fndsin the next edition, the
correction of fomt. fmall insccuracy which
have Sicaped your notice in this, We are,
Rev. Sir, with much elleem and relpect, your
obedient fervants,
J. APPLETON,
p. CLEAVELAND.
Rev. DR.. Ps,j6.
Extrad Of q letter firm, Req. ShAEa
UEL WORcESTER, to the IN.
thar.
Salem, FEBRUARY 8, 1910.
REV. AND DEAR SIR,
Your New syiiem of Modern Geogra-
ply" have peruled with great fatisfaction.
IL Is, In my opinion, an excellent work de-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-10-22


Drab and.blue Union black, pink. Cam
Cords bricks
Drab, MKT, blue, Ber- Linens
lin, ribbd, u drab, PlatiIlas
mild Stockingnets Brown Hollands
Variety, fancy, and Shifting Co,tons
commoa veilings Ribbons
Drab, brown, olive & Sarfnets
blue kerieys Modes
Blue, mkt, aud drab MiiIenetts
Plains Black ard white Ia
Blue and green Ser ces
ges Spidernet Sleeves.
Brown, olive, BOTTLE Mulberry, light Blue
and drab Coatings pea green. fawn CO
Grals bottle, brown, iour, imperial blue
purple. maroon, bottle and lcarle
feariet, black, Bonn Pelife Cloths
bazeIts Ounce Threads
Purple, blue, black, Scotch Threads
Duroys q Durants Sewing Cotton
Blue and blk Shaloons Silk and Twin
Ratsinett u Rufells Fancy Mullins
Veivets, Vsivereens, Silk Forentine
and Genoa CORDS 81, 4, Il Pins
White, yellow, GRIM Mixed do.
foa, black, and fear. Ladies and Gentle
Ter Flannels mems Gloves
! Duthls Ladies black an,
10 4, 9 q, SJ 8 "A Rofe fate Worried Hole
Blankets ry
Sailors do. Centemens do.
Kidderminner Carpet Wolifed Socks
ings 6hswIs, Handkerchief
Venetian and common Corded and figure
Stair do. Csalbricks
, Hearth Rugs 0as5eS IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

comI,i III The case 81 John Gale JoEcs
as we'll as Sir Francis Burdett, receive'
the attention OF Sir John .4nstrEfher
Mr.. Sfcthens, ard MIR. adams, who
maintained, and Lord Fdtstone, 81
Samuel Romeiy, ans Mr.. Uhitbread
who denied the general right. The
debate was closed BY a vote III favor O
committing Sir Francis Burdett to the
Tower, by majority OF 3S.
BUTT seems that Sir francis moi
only denied the authority of the House
in the case Of Jones, who was not a
member but in his own case also :
and therefore refused to comply with
the Speakers warrant for commitment.
The consequence was that the Ser
geant at Arms, accompanied by mil
itary force, broke into his dwelling, and
forciblv executed the warrant. This
produced new question, whether
the breaking into the house was not
illegal. The several questions will prob
ably be determined in their courts OF
law, and the power and privileges OF
the House of Commons strictly inves-
,igated and defined.
After Sir Francis was committed to
the Tower (of which particular &C
counts have already been given) he sent
a violent, Insulting and iDt1ammatory
letter to the Speaker of the House, in
which he charged him with know
ing " his warrant to be Illegal, and
expresses his determination In his for
mer opinion. The order taken upon
this letter was" that it was high and
fragrant breach of the privileges of this
House but it appearing by the report
of the Sergeant at Arms, that the war
rant for the committal of Sir Francis
Burdett to the Tower has been execa-
ted, this House does not think il neces-
sary to proceed further in the bust
ness" This letter, it ought to be OBJ
served, received the universal disap-
probation of all the friends of Sir Fran
els; and the order passed the House, ne
mine coHtradicenh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04


FROM EUROPE.
BY arrivals since our last, LONDON
dates to April "a, have been receised-
by which it appears, that Londonsn
its vicinity continued much agitatedW
account Of the commitment Of 81
Francis Burdett to the Tower. he
Glamour of the people against the min,
istry, had not abated. The liyeryoi
London were to convene on the 2itA
of April to take into consideratlap
the alarming assumption Of privileges
by the House Of Commons !" and Tux
inhabitants of Middlesex were to con-
vene on the Goth, for THE same purPose.
Intellectual efforts have been r,ade a'
Paris, to induce the Emperor to render
more extensive than at present, bis o
ceHSing system.
Two French privatcers, with rlcA
cargoes, and large sum OF speae'
have been captured and sent into Ing
land.
A Vienna article states, that afffafa'
will Immediately be made by French
other negociators, to bring about 2 SET
eral peace. They were shortly TO pro-
coed from Paris to London tor tn
purpose.
BY new treaty between France ai-
Holland, all trade whatever Is iorou
between England ard the latter cou"
try and CORPS of $4,000 men, 7
whom 5000 are to be French custom
house pimps and spies, is 70 BE eh
ployed for the purpose OF carryn's
into effect. These troops are to be psiV
fed and clothed bv the Dutch govern,
ment. 1t likewise ob!iges the ki5 /.
Holland to provide g sail Of the ms !
frigates, and flotiIla Of 100 guu-0oa's'
to be maintained and kept in cons 'a.s
readiness during the war. Inc ~
article of this treaty relates to ne -"
ted States. II is as follows:
"All the merchandise imported I
American vessels that have arrleu
the ports of Holland since the iils'
February, 1909, shall be put unas'
questration, and made over to ! Fan.
in order to her disposing thereon ''s. ~.
ding to the circumstances, and ihe III
Of her political relations with 'hS
ted States"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
legislature Of passafbusftts,

BUSfUNy y U NE T.
On Wednesday, the gentlemen cho-
sen TO compose the Legislature of
Massachusetts the current year, assem-
bled at the State House In this town.
In the Senate 90 Federal Republicans
We're present, and l9 of the Democrat
&c Party. In consequence of these
relative numbers it was in the power
OF the minority TO prevent the MAORI
ty from electing a president, unless
the federal candidate had voted for
himself. This power the minority
exercised in AL The attempts "a We'd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04

ncssl5y fir o.is '-as n.
candidate, and Mr. DaxA ~.
cratic. The lormcr grntIer,' usss
not vote AZ all. except a the srs,,
loting, the latter voted on evss1
al. - "
In the House, Mr.. Moprox
chosen SpeaSer by a plural, sa
votes MIR. q. p. SUMNER. C,a,l \ III
plurality Of 20. oya
Ills Excellencv the Govern. :,
Honor the Lieut.. Governor. ,ha !, ns
Council, and the Hon, the S.,. IN
and Representatives, escorted Il O''
Independent Cadets, proceeded j n
first Church in Summer street. WI y
the Election Sermon was deIive,sala' AT
the Rev. ID. Parish.
After divine service the Iec;sl,,
again assembled, and in the Iiouse i,
usual motion was made 10 THANH = -
Rev, Clergyman for his Sermon u
request a copy for the press. n.
was opposed by persons Of the n,r,.I
ing party, and the decision postnoo,
10 Monday.
Yesterday the Senate made cboirs !,
Hon. HARRISON G OILS !.
President. Mr.. OTIs had "a
and Mr.. Dana l8. NAyr..,s
COFFIN, Esq was reelected Clc,k
In the House, remonstr,nrs
gainst the election of Mr.. Hollis ID
Welton, was committed.-Alsoar
monstrance against the election i
Gloucester.
A message was received from II.
Senate, informing that the Hon. Me-,
srs. King, Sprague, Kendall, Well.
and Ashman, with such as The lions,
may Join, be committee 10 rxsrip.
the returns OF votes for Governor M
Lieutenant Governor. The House ID.
ded, Messrs Smith Of w. S Russell \
Boston, Green of Berwick, Holman,
Sprague of 5. and Lincoln.
The House assigned SATURDAY, 4 D.
clock, for coming TO the choice Of !
Chaplain,
The following Standing COMMITTEES
were aDDointed.
On Einance-SIessrs. CROWN.
shield, Cobb, Of B. Wood Of ". Hsa
Of G.. NVinn offs.
I'm Ensrossed BiHs-Messrs Edt
Of w. Greenleaf of @. Lebarron or
Bills in tie Sd reGding-Messs
Townsend, Davis, Of p. Prenis q R..
On the Pay RoA-Messrs Kingsbu.
ry of w. Chute of W. Pike Of S.
On Etecion-Messrs. Sprague oiS
Fay Of G. Howe Of S. Nevers, Of n.
Lincoln Of w.
On returns Of lTcmbers--Messu
Foster, Wheeler of l.. Whitman off,
On tie flqy Of 1Eem6ers-Mssss
Moody of S. Ives Of G.. ID. and Cake
On APPLICATIONS for leave Of atscrcc--
Messrs. Moody of 5. Wade, ViaaL
On Observation-Disclosures. Green, Lii,
tie, and French.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
The case Of Sir francis Bardett.


The principles involved in this dis
cussion are of much more importance
than the temporary excesces of the
mob OF London, or even the conhne-
mcnt Of the Blrcnet to the Tower.
The origin Of the difficulties which
have risen, and the distinct questions
10 which they have given rise, are per-
haps not very generally understood in
:his country.
Early in the month of March, Mr..
IoRkE, a member OF the House of
Commons, made 2 motion TO enforce
an order Of the House, for the exclu-
sion OF strangers from the gallery
which, in the course Of the month, oc-
casioned 4 deal OF anti mated debate, and
excited in the publick prints much
pointed animadversion upon the con-
duct of this member. A Mr.. GALE
JONES, as we understand, a conductor
of q debating society, published hand
bill, in which the motionof Mr.. Yorkc
was severely handled, and denominated
" an outrage ah0n fH6Hc .teehng." and
himself strongly censured, and even
libeiled. a motion was made, in con-
sequence of Tie appearance of this
hand-bill, that John Gale Jones, should
be committed to Newgate, for breach
Of the privileges of the House. Sir
Francis Burdett opposed the motion,
not only on the ground that the hand-bilI
In question vas not breach of prlviIe-
ge. but that the House OF Commons had
10 right to commit a citizen without
form If trial, s for an indefinite period.
John Gale Jones, however, was commit
TED n Newgate which circumstance
called forth the famous letter of Sir
FRAScIs BURpETT to his constituents,
the Freeholders of Westminster, which
has engroced so much of the attention
Of the English public.
a letter from a parsonage of such
high standing, member of the House,
leader of the people. and flaming
patriot, naturally called forth the atten-
non Of the House Of Commons. This
question therefore arose" That the
feuer 4rrs scQRdaleWs and ESciiogs IA.
Ter, rsfectiRg on re jgst rights and
privileges ofthc House"
The letter had made use Of The same
argument which We have just sugges-
ted and very learned debate arose
in parliment upon the subject, in which
the right of the House ofComnuns to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
1909
1900
-. ..---~
$4,000

Den't faint, reader, when you get thus
far, because these are only part Of the It
ems such trifing expenditures as giving
the Alqerines $50 dollars for two sslutes tC
the frigate Constitution, &C. &c. &c. are
not notIced in the above. And then the
secret service cash, and the secret se,Vice d.
amond watches, and the se1ret serSice dia-
mond ring What queer monster is this
same Democracy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-06-04
BONiPARTE'S ROD.

A long, very long, and melancholy list
Of American vessels, comprising ONE
HUNDRED and THIRTY FOUR sail,
which have been seized, sequestered, or
sold in the ports of France, Spain, Holland,
Italy, Naples, and other places under the
iron scourgc of BoNAPARTE, has been
published, on official authority but has not
excited one emotion of Indignation, or even
blame in those thin-skined would-be
thought Patriots, who have pretended such
an ardent regard for the sanctity of the "A.
merican neutral flag ;-such high minded
determination to vindicate the rights of their
country to a free trade--Such sympathy
for the discomhtures of American seamen,
and the safety of American property No,
not one aspiration of disgust or complaining
has escaped their patriotic lips on this oc-
casion-because they see the hand of Ma
PoLEoN ordering the seizure, and signing
the sequcstrstion and because it is their
creed, that France can do no Svrong.
Edward Livingston, Esq now Of New, Or
leans, has brought suit against Thomas
Jefferson, on the ground of his having ejec-
ted him from the Batture of Orleans,
while Mr.. ]. was President of the u. S.
His damages are set at 100000 dis. and the
writ has been served. The federal court,
in which trial is to be had, is now sitting at
Richmond.
The expenses of the Navy ofthe u. States
from 1870 to 1900 inclusive, being l years,
amounted to $751;, 523 dollars. And from
1901 to 1909 inclusive, being 9 years, they
were 14,828, 446 or nearly double under the
democratic administrations Of what they
were when the Federalists administered the
government. The Federalists built navy
OF about 81 ships fwar, Is of which the de-
mocrats sold and all they have left us for
the FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS they have expended, are few of the
trigates, &c. which were built by the feder-
allsts, and Mr.. Jefierson's gun boats, which
are acknowledged by his own party to be
useless Mass Spy.
Another Hoax. A letter from Paris Of 50
early date as Dec. 10, says, Z" Madame Se.
rome BonatGrte is created a Princess, and
her son acknowledged Prince, and success.
sor OF King .Terome-who has kindly offered
| ms services to mediate settlement be.
tween France and the u. States."-We
wonder 1t were not added, and to remune.
rate the u States for the many millions o.
dollars piltered from them BY Ills Imperial
Brother Napoleon
All the recent accounts from Washington
iurn;sh demonstrations almost as strong a.
proofs Of holy surit, /" that the people of Nevv
England have been cheated out OF the servi
ces OF their wisest and most patriotic citi
zens, by Falshoods fabricated in the lobora
tories IN Washington, on purpose TO be cir.
! csisted to deceive and cajole the people du
ring theimportant periods of their elections
But such base and despicable arts will no.
De without their use. if the People have
| wisdom to profit BY experience