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thefe has cot, It's prefamci. tscn alto.
grther uneyccpt:onable. Many diiceFn
ing charatters, we'll acqasintsi with
the interea of Maine, have noticed their
essdua in this particular with fome de-
g-te OF concern. Aud low it has hap
pened that, hi1herto, the fublea has
generally efcafed the nctice of the in.
habitsnts Of Maine, ID Is bard 10 con-
jeaure. Not an opportunity has offer
ed, for many years, but half townlhips,
,townihips aud larger trras, have been
difpo;ed of either for the endowment Of
wedern academies, or 10 encrcafe the
fuads of the fate. II may be true that
Maioe is afIiited by thefe. increafed
funds N proportion to the tax fhe pays.
But ihe is liill piundered Of two thirds
Of this iucreaied fund. lfmy neighbor
ihouid rob me Of fim Of money, and
lay out one third of il TO my benefit,
would that be any fatisfd6tion TO me for
The lots Of the other two thirds . Ii is
true it is 70 robbery TO take from us our
land in this way. But we are fufFering
oprfelves to be deprived of one of the
bea Of governmental funds by deferricg
a fcpara;ion.


A MAN OF THE WOODS.


Bogt04vn, Dec "a.