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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

NotiCt IS hereby given. that the subscriber Intends
removing to- TIE western cnHutfy early in Sfnt'r
neNi all those indebted 60 him sre requested to cuue
forward aud pay bin aud tLn.e rh0 have ciaii,s
against him aTe desired 10 present 'hcm f,r rayuen
SAMUEL COUR MY
BRrkiNsham. iNgNst %. 90 ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

6fOh P.lNAiE SALT smdll, but yert Yal,aITe
ITdcf ~ La"d, Containing about 325 acres IyinT
~ Hanover c"nny, and about two miles non, ie Nell
afdson, aud tho heirs uf Fiiis +. -, a' ~,
WIS haty H. Digsts her life esIste in one t,oie, Of
49," VIC o'ieI moely, which vii be sur ed IL,
te purchaser Wl be convey cd iH fee nr This ,oef, IL
otsIee w We SOLD separateyS 1900 wili be reanifed
w CASH al" ne balance The first DAY Of Iarnsty next
wen we new turnpike from RichH0ud crossing Chick g.
homhy near Whites Mili is completed hsiract Of sid
VIII be Withih siN miles 81 Richmond.
fot PARTICULARS, empire of the Subscriber ia Abe.
marie, OF Messrs WoRcEre. RObiusoH4 picaSg,fS Of
dchmoEd, WHO authorized ~ sell
GEORGE p. DfGGEs.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14

fE'AkEN from my negro man Joht.. a lew ,.s,. s.1 IA
a snail Bag Horse about Yeas old coi,side,s,..
sweiird jasi below the bock Of The rtgit hind leg ~
SAID negro lad been a"pgchendrd a. o fuhau ay 4. a.
cnuwfd o Bsntico jail, ard that he got fe bot D.
ilvn nifa of color 90 LrHeHhuIg county. The s4a
irhu has again made as escape.
Wv. soNDCRANr
""af' ~ f'F Ht..s d"aiH j.. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-14
CAPTAIN WRIGHT.

MILLEDGEvILLE, July 25.-Ex'rac, of
a letter from gentleman OF the first re-
spectabiiiiy, 10 the editors of the Georgia
Journal. dated
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
From The Cohmbioa Ceniinet BIZ request
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Waldoborough, October, 1878.

Remarks have frequently appeared N the pub
lie papers, relative to the Schools IN boston
Some have conferred worthy praise on these val
liable institutions ;-others, having. perhaps, ia
vorte system in view, have betrayed too much ig-
norance TO their well established merit. What
can excite more laudabe zeal. or be more wor.
thy the attention of free people in free govern
ment, than the education of the youth Some
have from pure motives, but unwarily, recommen~
ded the Lancaster plan Of instructing, asan Inn
provement on our present system For the bene-
III Of such, few facts are suggested.
Mr. LANcAsTERh has recently come TO tins coun-
try and has been received with marks Of attention,
40 more, perhaps, than he we'll deserved 10
more than the faithful Instructor deserves ~ every
place. Mr.. LANCASTER is entitled 10 tle same
respect he would have been. had bis 1lca q M
structing proved more successful not II gaining
supporters, bu, in promoting the acquisition u eli
ementary knowledge In The United states,
where science is made the strongest pillar ~ Tue
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
Men Fall Dc Winter Goods
ARE THIS DAT OPENING FOR SALE By
JOSEPH HARROD,

Head 81 Erehange-Streei,
AMONG WHICH ARR
DEST Wen Of England black & blue BROAD.
ID CLOTHS
superhne aud fne black, blue mild, brown aud
olive Ditto
Superiative black, blue and mixd double miiled
CASSINdERES
Common CaiIimeres and Sattinets
Hunters Kerfeys-D Outfits and Coasings
Scarlet and orange figured FlsnBels
Rlegan, figured Csfhmere Shavis
Plain do 10 all colours
I bale kofs Blankets from TO ~
l cafe Ladies and Gentlsmens Worried Hofe
bale Indla Caiicoes
l do 90 Cottons
do bleached Water Loom Shisrsngs
s.4, "a and Sd Cotton Checks aud Stripes
gocabazetts aud Tartan Bsaids
Blue Drown, olive, Claret Maroon and Bronze
Pele Cloths
Eiaek sinchaws and 5srlnetts figured Levansines
rizr Bandsnoa and black ELK Handkfs
Eiannes -Swanskins aud Baizes-DImoty
Corded C-rnbric--plain and figured Mullins
end Ga Cambrics--l bale Ruiha Diapers
Yeamee variety--6 4 Cari0e Ginghams
s aaa A Calicoes-- Gent lemens Cravats
8ozss Cotton Servings
Seam Loom sheeiings and Shirtings
Thread Laces-Rlbbons, an afortment
sen Doch Boiling Cloths from No to ii
The above will be fold cheap for Cath.
October 9th #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
MARYLAND ELECTION.
RALIIMoRE. oCT 9

Owing 10 negligence in some counties,
or rather, 10 the FACT that there Is now
nothing 10 oppose, but almos, every thing
10 commend, in the administrator OF the
National Government, the Eederalists
Whose name designates their principles
generally, at The late election, appeared in
different as to the political cast Of the Men
who should be elected, provided they were
honest, capable, patriotic, and real friends
TO that administration. They do not, like
many OF their old and inveterate opposers,
hunger nor thirst after the fat things Of, Of
fee and have, therefore not that stimulols
to cxcrtion which their greedy rivals have.
The following, we pic assured, is The re-
suh the choice Of Delegates -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
-z4RQiomu and Ph.usiolnral

y compliance with the wish Is Of his pupils, Dr.
: nAhsAN has decline' for the present. to
give lectures, in those dist riots WHICH have r..
aaes'ed bis instructions. n he present course will
terminate on the end Of O ctober--The succeeding
course VIII commence in Fryeburg on the begin.
1nng OF Nov and close IN the end Of Jan. 1879
rees SS0-lhe Physi ology, founded on as doc
srsaes x'tbt'slsed oy DIR r. OF The heart and brain
Nlh the practice cor responding to the laws of the
animal economy Ell tciaily n feuer, and The disea-
g z iass climate, viii. for the accommodation Of
lung practitioner BE delivered in AZ lectures the
.,.ss week OF ~ fees for the Library, Muse
=, aha Lecture for these days, $40.
ifyebafg.s ept. f@lh. 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
Ne'U q. Seasonabte Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
II AVE lately received and are now openes
4 IL for sale. an extensive assortment OF

n Il Tor sale, an extensive assortment of
PIECE GOODS.
suitable for the present season
AMONG WHICH ARR
Real West o.. England blue and black BROAD
CLOTHS
Fine and common Broadcoths, all colours and
qualities
Best double mild blue, black, and mix'd CAS-
sIMERES
Ladies' Habit Cloths, various colours
Pelise Cloths. plain and twiIrd
Scarlet. maroon, green olive and brown Cashmere
SHAWLS
Black, brown, maroon, green
Sss ss si si.s s,ssa 's''"s HonBAznrrs
Black Pelise Flannel
Toilinette and Swansdown Vestngs
Silk Florentine Nesting
6-t white and yellow Flannels
White, yellow, red and green Flannels
DeVonshire Kerseys
Very stout Duils
Coatings- Swanskns
Slate and black worsted Hose
Rose Blankets 8-4 to f2-4
bale Water Loom Sheetings
1 do do do Shirtisgs
Fine and common Calicoes
Furntures and Copper Plates
Very bne book and Ien0 Muslin
Fancy Musns---Scotch Lawns
White cotton Cambrics--colour'd Cambrica
Oh Carlisle Ginghams
Black olive and crimson Tabby Velvets
Black and other colour'd silk Vevets
Muslin Cravats, with colourd borders
Black and colour'd Florence and Levantine Silks
Black and changeable Sinchaw and sersnet Lus-
tengs
Green Lustring-black Satin
7-8 and al Irish Linens
Linen Camhrics
Damask Table Linens, Ga to t0-A
English and French Silk Gloves
Mems and women's beaver Gloves
Black and Italian and Canton Grapes
Cambria and common Dimoties
India Cottons
| American ms-Checks--Stripes and Sat
tinetts
Black and blue italian Sewing Silk
Silk Twist--Silk Braids
Satin aud Lustring Rihbons-bIack Gallons
Best gilt coat Buttons-Basket Buttons, &c.
Sept 6. 6w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

AGENTS FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
Norihyarmo,sta. WILLIAM BARRoas, Esq.
Freeport, Mr.. NATHAN NYE.
Brlmstpick, Iopssam and Lisbon, PErER y. Al
DIN Esq.
BAH. Bolodoinham, Phipsburg, Georgetown and
Woollcich, EBEN EzER CLAP, Esq. OF Bath
Wiscasset, Mr.. BARKER NEAL.
Nep- Casfie, marlborough AID Bristol, srEPHEN
CoFFrN Esq. of Marlborough.
Marlborough, JoHN HEAD, esq. r, NJ.
Warrea aud Union, JESSE PAeI-, Esq Nj Var
rem.
Thomdsion JOSEPH SPRAGUE Esq.
Camden, JONATHAN THAgER. Esq.
Betyast s Northport, ALFRED JOHNSON Esq. Bel
fast
Casfiae, THOMAS f. HALE, Esq.
Frankfort, ARCHIBALD JOKES ESQ.
Bangor, jacob McGAw, Esq
Fcirar and Harlem, J. G. WAsHBuRS, Esq. L
NJ. China.
Pmsfoa, JACOB LouD, Esq. L. NJ
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
DIED.

In England, Mr. Arthur Featonby, aged %.
This person, who lived during the greater part Of
his life in state Of abect penury, is said to have
died worth 10000 pounds lie has not unfre-
quently accepted employment on the turnpike
roads, IN the breaking Of stones, &c and the coat
which he wore up to the time Of his death was
so patched, that scarcely a particle OF cloth of
which it was originally composed could be dis
covered among the $ shreds and patches = which
itexhibited.
In Bridgton, John, son of Deac. John Peabody,
aged about l3.--Louisa, Daughter OF Mr.. Samu-
el Davis, aged II, exhibiting remarkable resig-
nation to divine viii as well as extraordinary
views Of the character Of God, and her own ac-
countabilty.-In WestbroolS, Few weeks since,
MIR. Isaac Bartlett, aged about oO-killea oy the
falling Of a pile Of boards upon him.
In Standish, Mr.. Samuel fiasty,aged "a. With
him Is sustained the loss ofan afectionate broth
ct, q good townsman, and kind and benevolent
friend to the poor. Ills long and painful sickness
he bore with christian fortitude and resignation
In Northyarmouth, on the 9Th inst. q the "
phus fever, George Edwin, Eldest son o. Capt.
George H. Robbins, aged about lOyears.
In Bangor, Thomas. son Of Ng. Ihotnas Bad
bury, aged years.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
ItP Seasonable Goods.40
GEORGE HILL,
T NO. 6, lFUSSEY'S RON.
Has for sale an extensive assortment of
Fall and Winter GOODS.

F0u ana WtHtcr UOOJOs
SUCH As
Superiae blue, black and brown French BROAD
CLOTHS
Best West England blue, black and drab Ditto
Superiine double MILD black, blue and mix'd CAS-
sfMERES
pelise Cloths-fgured scarlet & crimson Flannel.
Hunters Cloths--Dgab kerseys-Pisins
tts-Dufis---Coatings 81.
One bale MILD Rose Blankets, assorted sizes
Two bales plain twll'd and figured Bombazetts
Brown Camblct, for cloaks--5-4 black Bomba-
zne--Iartan Plaid
Red, yellow and green Baizes--l-4 ard Oh Elan
nes
A great variety vesting-buff Cashmere for ditto
Black and slate worsled Hose--men's half Hose
Deerskin, beaver kid and silk Gloves
children's Gloves and Hose--Musin Cravats
Black and colored Florence--lndia and Levantine
Silks
White and green plain and twilPd Lustrings
White sattin--black and colored tahby and silk
yelvets
Cheap white Cambrics--back and color'd ditto
A large assortment figured and plad Calicoes
Exmouth Checks-6-4 Carlisle Ginghams
Mou.ning Observation-Disclosures & CoppeFplates
Fancy Decentralization Lawn
Real and imitation India Muslin
Linen Cambrics--L Long Lawn--Linen sheeting
One box cheap Thread Laces
Black and white Italian Grape
Block, check dag and fancy silk Handkerchief
Imitation and figured cotton Shawls
British Cottons--Steam Loom Shifting
Cambria Dimot;es--Russia Diaper
Cotton Checks-red and green worsted Caps
Wooden Vests and Drawers--Gurnsey Frocks
India Cottons--Braces-St Lacings
Tapes ins-Needles--W Sewing Cotton
Italian Sewing Slk---best silk Twist
Extra gilt coat and vest Buttons Mohair 10.
A variety Ribbons indings-SiIk Brai ds and
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
Il .Lectometcr, or Instrument to de-
termine the UdIue of MIX.

The value OF milk, as an article OF lucrative
produce on farm, is determined by the quanti-
ty of cream which it is capable ofproduems; and
as this is known to be affected by the age, health,
and provisions upon which the animal is nourish-
ed, a simple instrument, by which the relative
proportion of creams produced by different anl-
mails, or by the same animal, with different soods
is shown, has been constructed by Mr.. Jones, q
mathematical instrument malxerin London
1t consists Of any number Of glass tubes, Of the
same internal diameter (about "a q an inch)
and each | inches long these are closed 1t one
end, and open and launched at the other, precise
ly like the test tubes used in experimental chy-
mistry. and they are mounted in stands Ia the
same manner at 10 inches from the bottom OF
each tube mark is made upon the glass hav-
ing zero placed against it, and from this point
the tube is graduated into tenths Of inches and
numbered downwards for three inches, so that
each division is too of the tube.-Now If several
of these are filled with new milk at the same
time, and placed in the same temperature, the
cake of cream will form at the top, and ITS thick
ness or quality wil be indicated by the diyi-
sions; and thus experiments may be made upon
the qualities Of cream produced by different sys-
tens Of feeding, or by different animals, under all
circumstances. with great accuracy and the per
centage Of cream viii be evident upon inspec-
ton.
AT Easton, Maryland, about the 9th inst. a
Mrs Vickars, beat off, with a broad sword, two
robbers who attempted to commit burglary on
her house.
Spain has addressed Note to the High Allied
Powers, by which it appears those powers are a
bout to interfere between Spain and her revolt
ed Colonies.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
A THOUGHT.

n COULD we step into the Grave,
" Ard lit the coffin lid,
And look upon the greedy worms
That eat away the dead
Ii well might change the reddest cheek
Into Iily-white
And freeze the warmest blood to look
Upon SO sad q sight
Yet still it were sadder sight,
lin thatlump of clay
There were sense to feel the worms
Go busy with their prey.
o pity then the living heart -
The lump ofliving clay,
On whom the canker worms Of care
Tor ever, ever, prey
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

TO SELL OR LET,
THE STORE lately occupied by Mr.. John
l. Howell in Pleasant Row, Maine street. For
terms---apply 10 ALVAN CuSHMAN, near the
premises. If Sept IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
CHRISTIAN CHARITY.

AS Christians. to forget the wrongs we feel.
To pardon trespasses; our very foes
TO love and cherish; to do good to all;
Live peaceably and be, IN all our acts,
Wise as the serpent, gentle as the dove.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
POETR y.

HYMN,
FOR THE ANNrvERsARY OF THE
Portland Benevolent Society,
Oct. ID, 1918:
By N. DEERING, ESQ.
MATTHEW, XIV, 42-3.
THERE is voice of one DISTRESSED,
To God it pours its humble prayer
3 The wasted cheek, the struggling breast
Proclaim expiring nature there.
There is pillow where disease
And want and pain exert their power !;
No hope is nigh, no friend to ease
The anguish of the parting hour.
There is cold and hapless form
That roamssan,Aeeded on the wild,
No shelter guaias her from the storm,
No mantle wraps her dying child.
Neglected all 4 there Sorrows tears
Flow disregarded or forgot /;
No Joyous beam their pathway cheers,
Or sheds its influence on their lot.
o gracious God, shall such return
Repay the botlnties of thy store
Shall Poverty still helpless mourn,
Expiring must she quit our door
All no to every fainting heart
Let Pity cordial welcome give;
Let Charity her balm impart,
And bid the weary wanderer live.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

TO LET,
uALF A BRICK HOUSE, ftuae on Federal
: Street with half q large Barn, if wanted. Al.
70. fmall ihsp in King Street
70, Saba Houfe on Federal Streee--enquire of
Sept IA, 1918. If. OLIVER EVERETT.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

Portland Bank BILLS.
HH ns iders of b lis OF the Portland Benk are
i. quoted 70 forward them TO the Bank for re
~as ION a. ioon 40 polibIs, a. they are about
sAae their buan els. f. May 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

One bale Water Loom Shirtisg
Observation-Disclosures ing Cotton.
T. All which offered at th,s lowest Cash
prices. wholesale and retail Octoher ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

70 Let,
TyHE STORE, lately occupied by j. Nj. Kel.
Il logg, situated on Middle Street.-Apply to
ISRAEL RICHARDSON.
October IS.
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ted.
Civic Feasf.-Notice is given in tie
Baltimore papers, that two very fine OXEN
wilt be roasted and served up by the frie IDS
the Sheriff elect, and an Invitation is xiv
en- to the unsuccessful candidates and theix
friends.
PRovTDENcE. ocr. 10 There have late
Iy been imported into New York, several
of the DATE bearing Palm Tree, from the
groves of Arabia Felix. for cultivation in
the Southern States. DR.. MITCHELL OBJ
serves, that the Date sis savory and deli.
cious, and instead Of cloying, it grows upon
the appetites ; 10 the stomach it is more
than food It's one of'he best pgeventives
OF disease." lie states, that " thetree was,
by the ancient Greeks, called Phani2,," as.
after being burned TO the ground, new
tree shoots from the roots. Hence" he
says, ''has arisen the story of a young Phe-
nix growing out of the ashes of its parent
the poets having transformed tree to
bird.
A couple Of beautiful Gazellss, or Ante
loPes, so celebrated in Oriental romances,
and some seeds Of lhe Asiatic Oak, by far
the most durable Of all timber, have been
also brought 10 New York, for breeding and
culture in our country Of all climates.
Horse turned Fisherman. circumstance took
place about fortnight since, on the Leven, just
above Dumbarton bridge, a horse, being led to
the bank of the river, was about TO drink, when
he discovered salmon in the stream, and max
ing successful snatch, held it up alive in his
mouth, till it was laid hold Of by the man. 1t
weighed about 20 pounds.
At Cincinnati il is said there is an iron found
cry, in which 80 hands are employed, and that
at the same place, the iron works and engines
for seven steam boats are now making.
Sixteen banks of Ohio, are stated to be % out
Of credit, that their notes viii not be received in
payments Of State taxes.
.fhostacy Two women abiuFed the Pro.
testant faith, 10 become Roman Caiholicks,
10 one of the churches of Paris, on the 9th
of Aug. The one was Miss Smith, naive
Of Philadelphia, the other Madame Cow
erna, an English woman, wife Of the valet
de-chambre OF the Dutchess d Angouleme.
The degree of Doctor Of Laws mas been
conferred Oh Isaiah Thomas, Esq. Of Wof-
cester, by Alleghany College, Ohio.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

A
To the Four Compound Rules % 400
| To Reduction 12 800
To the Rule OF Three 200
| BY this statement only to IA could read in
the Bible. Almost every child, in Boston, who
1 has been subject ola school one year, can read
this book with tolerable facility; and from 1900
found in our Public Schools, 800 can read Milton,
or any other book presented them, with ease and
correctness and many at the age of IA, leave
our schools, accomplished Readers 1t further
appears, that where one is promoted in Arithme-
tic in these Free Schools, 40 are promoted in
ours. How great the difference To what
must this be attributed, if not to the difference
of system Notwithstanding so little proficiency,
1 apparently, is made in the Lancaster School !;
so few comparatively, made Readers, or advan-
ced in the abstract studies: yet it is reported to
| be in 81 course of successful experiment. 1t
may be fairly asked, whether a common educa-
ton, without the aid of other tuition, was ever
acquired in one 81 these schools.---We UNDER
stand by a@c0ntgton educdttosl, that by which
one is qualified to transact the common business
of life. This system is fully believed to be in
sufficient for this and further beneficial, than
| to facilitate the improvement of great number
OF little children, at the same time and place, in
the acquisition of the first principles OF the Lam
guage. 1t is not accommodated to the progress
ofthe faculties ofthe human mind, The mind,
first formed, is compared to wax, capable Of any
| form, and susceptible of any impression. Educa-
ton enstamps the first principles of knowledge !;
every step it advances should be in order its
work should be done efectually, and radically
Ideas are not only to be received by some system
most conducive ito success, but they must be ar
ranged ard combined by the mind itself; hence,
it should be Injured to labor--lessons should be
committed-time should be had for reflection.
If this is done, the mind expands with abstract
ideas, and strengthens with the Development OF
its reasoning faculties. Tho habit of close APP
plication, SO essential for improvement, becomes
fixed, and life is made efficient to usefulness.
BY the return of votes it appears that tht
good people Of Conn. have ratified Con
stiluuon, which was got up for party pur
poses, al time when the TWO great politica
parties were nearly equal-which was pro
lposed by Convention, scarcely membei
Of which approved it, but voted for it FOL
fear Of worse and which the citizens ii
lgeneral dislike. Only three weeks were
allowed 10 print, circulate, read and under
stand 1.-THE consequence OF this unreason-
able haste has been, that thousands IN the
state never saw il till 1t was read In Town
meelings---In many towns debating on its
merits was not allowed-and finally ratified
with all its defects, by very small MAORI.
jiy, How long the people will remain qui-
let under such constitution remains TO be
seem Conn Coar.
The federal majority in the city government 81
Albany, has been considerably increased at a late
election.
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fair fabrick offreedom, this plan should not nave
been too hastily encouraged and supported. ~
certainly ought uot to be- in reference 20 our CHI
dren for as system Of instruction, it's ar less
meritorious, than the worst we ever adopted. IL
is happily calculated for the state and society,
aad the best wishes, OF some parts Of Europe,
where il originated partlcuIarly Of SPAIN where
the more ignorance-tsiem more peace; there let II
be practiced. Its real merits will appear more
obvious, after the subsequent statement.
The Report for the year 1913, oil the trustees
of the two Free Schools in the City Of New-Nork.
by accident came To this town. In justice 10 the
character Of these gentlemen, some Of whom have
claim to great erudiiion, we ought 20 believe
that had they known the state Of Improvements
among the children ia Ne,c- England, by better
system, they never would have printed TINS hr-
port 1t appears the two Free schools on the
Lancaster plan, contain nearly 1900 children. Ihe
whole number admitted during the last year was
3s7 and the whole number discharged during the
same period was 348
From 1900 children From The same mum
HI GfI
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

The degree of Doctor Of Laws has been
conferred on Isaiah Thomas, Esq. OF Wof-
cester, by Alleghany College, Ohio.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20
esd. pEM.

itby is joint ballot, that shes GosernoF,J udg-
s, SC. ase elsessd, g that iorfhe prsssat'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

The federal majority in the city government Of
Albany, has been considerably increased az late
election.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

From Me same mum
Der Of Schoct Boys, pro-
NOTED iss The same ttale,
an BoefaD
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

AT Easton, Maryland, about the 9th inst. a
Mrs. Vickars, beat off, with broad sword, two
robbers who attempted to commit a burglary on
her house.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-20

Notwithstanding al their efforts, the greedy
after the loaves and fishes will be disappoin-
feI