MEssRs. A. & ]. SHIRLEY,
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enclose you the Report Of the Committee
of both Houses Of our Legislature, to whom the
petition Of the Trustees Of the Maine Literary
aud Theological Institution was committed-lt
contains an able and lucid view of the SUBJECT,
and is wei deserving the attention Of the pub
ic-lt is said to be from the pen of the Hon. Mr..
RITcaIE, a man whose mind is highly stored
with classic learning & deep reflection, & whose
pure morals and benevolent feelings are an or
nament to human nature.


Applications Of tie same class from sundry
Academies. from 8 the Maine Charity School'
and from Bowdoin and Williams College were
before the legislature at its last session and were
all REFERRED The impotent clamors and mser-
able croakings of the Argus cannot weigh
feather, in the mind CT an honest and intelligent
mind-No man at the Senate board Of this Com
monwealth, is more justly esteemed than your
Senator, the Hon. Mr.. LEwIs.-His object IS his
country's good and lis only ambition is TO see it
independent and happy.


