The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
AoetCaus'
Tuesday, June |, 1919.
MStitafion for Savings.


- IastitafiOn for SavingS,
/ IN AsretabIy to notification in The last paper,
AEzs III number of Gentlemen assembled 10 take in
r lHs d. consideration the expediency OF establish
2ss1Sn Savings Institution In this place for The
iss2-a' benefit Of ibis and the neighbouring towns.
There was but one opinion upon the subject !;
- an il was that they highly useful inst
[4sat Eudous, and that one might easily and advan-
uzss Esgeously be established here. A committee
na=lp sas accordingly chosen 10 draft petition 10
sFs-1 DE Legislature aud obtained subscriptions 10
d.. This business, we understand, has been
attended to but that Oh account OF the usual
-. borness Ol ths session Of tbe Legislature, apd
[kssr Consequently The limited time alloy led 10 tue
r21nAf itommttee they were unable to wait upon
~ ~ aafEany gentlemen, whose aud assistance
y Ell hereafter be necessary for The prcmoton
49, s. pflhe desired object The petition has been
f.. w. forwarded TO one III our Representatives, With
|a~rn "a request that he would use his exerions 10
|ss&NaIobtan an act OF incorporation at tie present
b. y session this, wall undoubtedly be effected !;
VT Iand our BENEVOLENT citizens viii we hope haze
=. lie high satisfaction oil seeing one 81 these
pseiul institutions il full and successful opera
l. ~af ZION IN The course OF the summer and under
49, he direction Of men 10 whom all classes Of
|. ssaa people have UNLIMITED confidence.
EEL Its privileges will be extended to all the
su' towns in this vicinity, & Ills hoped that those
Z icr whose benefit il is principally intended,
|w' will not be slow 70 reap the advantages 1T.
An annual meeting Of the Peace Society Of
+ ii Name, was h9iden al the meeting house OF
J she Second Parish il this town, on Wednesday
/ 'ast-Ihe oEhCers elected were the same az
i asst year discourse 10 have been de
II sered III the evening by the Rev. Mr., Pay
soS, but on account OF his indIsposIiIon, II
vas deferred. Il is expected however, as the
neeing was adjourned, that soIpe other gen
T. enan viii he engaged to deliver discourse
t. y address, at tie adjournment, Of which, pub
- nc notice will probably he gwen.
q supply Tracts on The subject Of Peace
f. 'n Nar,we hear has recently been received
+ ~ The Trustees, tor the members VI the soCie-
IL On Thursday following, an annual meeting
q y The Portland Foreign mission Society, was
1 .ioen al the sang place, al which Capt.
IL HofAs BRowEE, was chosen Recording Sec
- iary 10 the room Of the former secretary.
q 20 desired 10 be excused The other Off
III = elected, were The same a. las, year.
e TIC evening a discourse Was delivered
~ lie fes. Egos MERRILL, Of Freeport from
81 t'ipPlsns. a. n y: y Not because desire
but desire tuit that may ABOUND %
~ account"-in which wss ably enforced,
I ouiy Of anordiDg means 10 spread the
~ledge Of he Gospel FROM disposition
2se = God-gralitude 70 Cbrist--and re
10 Inc soul, of msn-and il WHICH il was
'ed l'ou tie holy scriptures, that blessings
s'empoFai and spiritual, would attend tie .
ormancs ot that duty.-The music @as
Chosen, and very correctly periormed--
ave delight 10 the attentive hearers The |
'uhI OF the contribution was $50
The late term nf The Supreme judicial
~ m mis- town, PELEG CHANDLER. JUN.
HAEIEL DEERIEG, JOHN ANDERSON, AsHUR
NE. lHoELs 4. DEBLois, and JOHN p.
. Esqulres, were admitted to practice as
aies.
Saturday afternoon the Supreme Judi
eouTl closed lis spring session in this
be following persons we're convict
20 received sentence, viz:
i" hnehotse, for passing counterfeit
7y-is months hard labor, 10 Portland
s'F'sI Sinh and Jcbr IpgaA', for larss-