United States oracle and Portsmouth advertiser — Portsmouth, N.H., 1803-08-06 00:00:00, page 4

Communicated.
-/I WRITER in the New-Hampshire Gl
- his pubidhed remarks on Dr. Hemmeß
way's <itfcourfe on rhe divine indiruuoa of
water Bipiifin, which are though: to need and
deleave f>me correction.
• As the DoCtor may not incline to let himfeff
, down frail his better and more agreeable eu-I
,ploymenu to an altercation with a nameLfs JJ
• verfary, who appears to be of the lower clefs of
Newspaper writers, ( take the freedom to offer
a few thiourea on his publications, which mightj
have been sooner attended to. had he not f^g- ;
Celled that he had no: yet emptied his whole |
budget.
The toarfe, abutive compliments which
"Without provocation, he deals out so free
ly, bit ill agree with the polite, civilized
manners of a gentleman, or the ferioas, meek,
and humble spirit of achriftian, and mud, I
think be diftadcful to all Whole temper and
taste are not greatly" vitiated.
, He owns the Do&or has proved the divine
.foftitution of Water Baptifu. The Doctor has I
.then performed all that he undertook. e |
probably thought, as others do, that there was ;
little need cf difeuding the mode and subj &s ;
of Baptise, which had been so often and so I
filly ccnGlcrcd. If ary wouHknow hisfenti
ments on these points, they ma, find thorn in a
difeourfe ptblilhed by him fcveral year, ago
on the nature inl fubfea of Chri^i^ Bap
hrm , where thercmarkcr may find the defers
he complains of, (applied, and attention paid to
every thing in his remarks worthy of notice,
except his mifreprefeotatious, cavils, and other
improprieties.
As the difeourfe, he has remarked on, med
dles not with the disputes on the mode and
furjea, cf baptism, so I mean not to have any
dilute with him on these points. For Ido not
chink him a fit person, or a newspaper a proper
vehicle for such difcuffion<. 1 ffial| only fay,
that if, from what he has offered on these points,
we should fit afife his disgusting impertinences,
very little would be left And that little, is so
weak and femfy, so stale, has so often been an
swered, and in fort, is worn w thread bare,that
it seems not likely to be of service to his cause.
They mull be ignorant and fimpfe indeed who
are gulled with foch chaff.
He exclaims, "How ridiculous is it to fay
[as the Debtor did) the Eunuch with Philip
came to a cefrain water. Then, upon his pro
feffing frith in Chril,, I'bihp went with him
to the water, and baptized him. According to
this, fays he, they came to the water Aril, then
went away again. After this they went to the
water again," What a miserable caVil is this !
Does he imagine they were ^ close co thc,wa.
ter, when the Eunuch firftalfcd to be baptized,
that they could come no nearer : if ths were
foppofed, it would net be ridiculous or im; fob
able for them to retire a little to pre;ire <hem
felvts for the adtniniftretipn of the ordinance ;
cfpccially if (as the re naiker feppotes) it were
to be performed by immerGon. ,But thole who
are well /killed in the languages % that n,-h
--cr the Greek or Eoglifh particle require cl to
believe that they were as close to the water as
podihlc, when it is said that they cams,to i..
Anl it appears that after the Eunuch had c%-;
pressed his desire to be baptised, the .chariot was
moving onward.while they ecriverfed on the
|ubje&. For when it was determined that he
should be baptized, be camming the cbarict to
fm!flill: which ihews that til then it was in
motion. Buctheir going to or irfo the water
does not prove that he was immersed. And
whatever some are pleaded to suppose, it never
cm be proved, that there is any allulion to the
Qode of dipping, when it is said, we are buried
with Christ in oaptifm. Toby, as he does, that
fpriiikliug was never piaffed in England till
the reign of Qieen Elizabeth, ffiowt that he is
wholly ignorant of tkh church hidory of Eu
gland. Nay, it appears from what he has
quoted, that sprinkling was allowed and prac
tifed in case of wcaknefs; and therefore that
it was held to be a valid and regular mode ol
lid,fifth. 1 might fay also that according to his
own account baptism is adminiftcred in the Ro
man church by perfufion. And their mode of
baptism w as pradtifed in England long enough
before Q^een Elizabeth I mention this only
to few his incontilhency with him^lf, ! be
lieve there is positive evidence of the mode of
fprinkhng in baptihn as ancient as ilnre is of
the mode of humtrfion. But for the reasons
before mentioned, 1 will have no depute with
him on these points.
With his ufwal cons, fence he hys, " the Do&cr
fogniftahen in supposing that Paul tho t the bap
£fm of those disciples mentioned Adds xix was
Invalid ; and that they were baptized by Paul,or
his orders,in the name of Chritl." For the ree
fon just mentioned, I Ihall net dispute the man
ner in which he explains the account we hare
in the pafage referred tb. Men of candor and
niodefty can diff- fra opinion as to the meaning
of a text, without confuting onernotber. But it
is generally understood as theDo&or has Rated ;
and 1 thinkikis is the moe obvious and natur
al feufe of the words. Divines of the tirft cha
ra&cr have judged that the firft baptism which
these received, was not a Valid chriftian bap
tism, and therefore that they Were, re-baptized
in the paihe of Christ. All the ancient Fathers
were of this opinion, as Crotius fays, who was
also of the fame judgment; and so were Pis.
cator, Henry, Dr. Warts, to mention no others.
The remarker pretends to quote Mr. Henry as
faying of these diViptes : " We,.have no more
tyfon to think they were baptized twice than
that they were circumcised twice." But there
is nothing like this in Mr. Henry's e Xpofitioo of
this place. On the contrary, he has declared
Ctprefsly his opinion, " that these disciples had
rot been baptized by John, but by feme weak
difciplc of his ; that they had been baptized in
the name of John, and not of Christ ; that this
their baptism was accounted by Paul a nullity :
that there was such a fundamental error in it
as was fatal to it: that when they were shown
the error into which they had been led, they
thankfully accepted the discovery, and were
baptized in the name of the Lord Jcfus; that.,
thole who were baptized ip the name of
the Lord Jesus, had never been so bap
tized before.'' I leave it now to others, and
to bis own conscience to determine whether
this mifreprefcntaiion was " a horrid mistake,
an awful blunder, or something worse.
He mentions what be calls another " horrid
mistake, and awful blunder," which needs cor
re&ing. He fays the Doftor calls regeneration,
baptism. But this is the mistake and blunder of
the remarkcr. The Do&or has not said that
regeneration is baptism. He has said that re
generation is not termed, baptism, His mean
ing is to plainly Bated, that it cannot be fairly
mistaken. According to him, the leafing of
regeneration mentioned by Patil is not regenera
tion: but it is tbat baptijmai nvoJbing -wbieL is the
outwardftp and fad of regeneration.
So the rlraft is explained by Calvin, Henry,
and moll 'interpreters. To suppose the ufo
^ of refection io be regeneration, would
make the Applies words a mere tautology ;
as if he had said, that we are fayed by regen
eration and the renewing of the Holy Gholl,
which is the fame thing. I would willingly
hope [he remaiker has here committed nothing ;
worse than '' a horrid mistake, and awful blun
der," to return him his own compliment But
it is however certain that this is not chin truth.
If there had been some colour for what he has
Ifa:d,,he scurrilous impertinence be has thrown
out ba the occasion would have been Very in
decent. What then mutt we now think of it ?
His frying ' 'the baptism with the Holy
Ghost is not figurative," thews that he under
-IBands not what he fays, ncr whereof he affirms;
ifo I let it pass.
He mentions, as a defeat in the difeourfe OR
V/ater Baptism, its not Blowing that the apos
tles baptized believers and no others. Yet, io
the fame paragraph he fays, " The Doiftor has
proved the ordinance belongs to believers and
no others. 7 A Little before he fays, “ what he
(the bsetr) has laid concerning the fulj<el
luppofes that he held that no person had a right
toit but a believer id ChrißT His placing fech flat
contradidioDs so near together Brews that " he
Icannot look two ways at once, co life his own
I Quaint phrase. The truth is, it was qot the
I D>aor'3 design to determine wh^bre the fob-;
ijeds of baptism ; but it is untrue aud ground-
Jess to fay that he has held or proved that be
lievers only are fubjetti . And the remerker,
in faying so, is, like a heretick, condemned of ;
himfelf ; for he fays tie Dodor has not (hewn
that theApoßL'sbapr^ei believers only , whichl
he censures as a defcdl,,
Oie needs patience bile attending to fitch
putil difgu&ing fluff. It is a pity the remarker
v/as not sensible that he is not calculated for a
polemic: writer. His talents, temper, tafle, and
manners, are such, that well informed, well dis
posed, and well-bred people, will not relift his
lucubrations. If he cannot contain himfelf. but
mall throw out the crude treafurcs of his heart,
he would expose himfelf lefa if it was done at
some private Hub, among people who are dif
pefed td hearken to thofewho dogmatize with
violent confidence. Such things as would net
bear the public eye, may perhaps go down in
such a society. Or if any of his cowpohtiors
Biould he, published, it would be prudent for
him by all means to conceal his name, not cply
for his own fake, but also in kindness to his
friends, who, if they are perlons cf prudence
and fenfibdity, must be in pain for him, if be
were known to be the acknowledged author cf'
such productions.
There are three excellent scriptural maxims
which,may be recommended to his confrhra-|
tion: LeA&E OFF CONTENTION BEFORE IT %
tie MEDDLED WITH. .STUDY To BE OUiET,
AND DO YOUR OWN BUSINESS. LoVE THE
trutU AND PEACE. SYLVIUS.
— 4O_l.Lit.±
A Fartfi to be fo°d,
, Cheder, lying on
frirg&'f'r'the main road- from Ha
***' 'Concord, contain
i^-^X '4 about 120 rr 30 actes,
dera^^^H ^ wooced and watertu',
a -,1 mipto+rmehl; well fit
uuer for a Ttve/n—A Tan yard and
>jrk fd d wh ch grinds Balk by wafer,
in laid Farm; in.l is within one mile
f M trimac Rivet, and fix acres,nd a
Wil Frivih ge wHiiinthree quarters cf a
Ale of im« River, for particulars e„.
quire of NATHaR'IEL MARTIN,
in th- Cid Firm.
Giefer, 'fan* 25, iSofc
„ T^ A " excellent
y>f I'^k^nd Difoift of
. log nearly igo acre, wed
wonic.
It is delightfully situated a feu
rods from Province Pocd—ulee th
Mn of Pieafure may hqve ffoing an<
fowling in plenty. Almon 20 tons of
Hay are annually cut on the Firm.
There is a fine proportion of the best Pal
mining, a very productive-Orchard of a
bout 13.0 trees; a good H use to bv 40
feet ; aria a large Barn, op the premises.
Peffeffion will be given immediately, if
requir'd; arid terms cf payment made tafy
upon application to
Nicholas Emery.'
hrfof If Julv 180^.^
' ' FOR 3^1.2 ' *
A Convenient
Dwelling HOUSE,
jinEtick firret Inely occu-
| pi e " b yM*^^MEs,uql
ac^^o^ with the Line! (hereunto.
For further particulars enquire of
, Edward Dimsey.
PerffmouM, ,uly 23, ISO 3
Newhamffiire Fife & Marine
Insurance Company.
THE Stockholders oftheN 11.
Five & Marine Injurevee Convey,
arc hereby n< tified that the fi ft lift
memos Twenty-Five Dollars on
each Share, will be < tie agreeable to the
aft of Incorporation, on the 12th day of
August next ; arid will be receives on
that or the three preceding days, at the 1
Fire and Marine Info, once Office; between
he hours of : 1 to 1 o'clock at noon.
P, order of the Diveßor;
Samuel Ham, PreJident.
PortJmouth, fidy 13, 1833.
Portsmouth Bank.
THE Stockholders of the
P& tfmouth Prink are hereby notified
that agreeably to (be ad of incorporation,,
the firft inftalment of FIFTY dollars
on each (harm will be due on the 11th
day of Aoguft next, and will be received
on that or the three preceding days, from
the tours of 10 to I o'clock — Gold or
silver, or bills of the banks in New.
Hiopfoire or Maflhclwfctls only will be
received. By order of the Di,rct%,
Benjamin Conner, Prcfalcnt.
• Plymouth, July 25, 1805:
State of New-Hhmpihire,
County of Rockingham.
Io the Hou. the Superior Court of
said State, to be hoLOn at / ort/wout/:, in
said County of Rockrngharn, on the fft
luefday of Fti»uar\. iSof
" HUm/I Y tHEWETH,
qpHE underfeed ANNA
A K \IGH r, willow ano relict of
Enoch Knight, late of Aikmlon, in
laid C: u., v, bufb e boar, ceceafed, u: d
Guardian 1 Oliver Knight, cf said
Atkinson, a min^r, upwards of fourteen
v- ar, f s c, onh farviving son of the a
for nulled Enoch Knight, since de-
CeJ'e Ijt the &id Enoch, in and
by hisJart Will and Tvfiament, did give
an drvife to hi* Aid son the iaidOLiVER,
as an eflau io fee fimph, his homeft-ad
farm, confining of about seventy five
acres, of land, ' uated near the center of
said Arkmf n, when the Gid ward should
arrive at the age of tv< ntv-onr y;rs.
11 hat the T uE^s of Atkhrf.e Acad
emy, and m%ny other refp ; {table petfons
have manifeftd a dire to obtain upon
terms favorable, as ther fifes had been
; off^cd, a fuitablc pl tot fufficient extent,
Ipart of the premiss deviled to he. Gid
ward as aforeGid, Vuon an eminence, on
I the northerly fi ?of th. 0 d lading from
Nathaniel p eab dy Efa to the
McetinghiufCrin sod A kmkm, asa con
venient fituaben whereon to ere ft a build
ing to accommodate the officers and flu
dents ffif Academy, in lieu of the
houh not long since unfortunately c^n
fumed by fire. That the .Undtrfigred
cmockhog in fentirheßts with the ntner
: friends and connex ors of her said ward,
are fel'y ofop nion that it fach building
should be eroded upon the file and in the
manner proposed, it w uld not only be
cf much public utili y,but w< old greatly
enhance the y due of thole lands deviled
Ito her laid ward as aforesaid.
1 herefo?eihr und<rfigned humbly prays
I the honorable Court to make an order
j and decree, empowering her, in her said
Ic?ptby of Guardian, to fell, transferand
! c bvey fueb Gonitay of the land of her
Git w rd, at toe place and for the pur
pose aforefud, as die may think proper,
! not etc ceding, wo acres, upon foch t-rms,
,an in Inch manner as he in designed ;
fhall.judge will be m<,ft conjutive to thel
intend! of her obly foo, the laid ward—
And as in duty bound wi,| pray.
Anna Knight.
bated Atkiofa, February I, 1803.
er.— ^»’» to, —era
Rockingham fs.
Superiorcourt February Term i8o;
rdcred by the Court that the
K/TCoher notify s|l r^rioos concerned to
appear before the Jodi cs ofth^ Superior
Court of Judicature, to be hoi ten o t Ex
eter, wition and for the Com tyo R ^k
ingnam, on the third Tin fday ol Sept m-'
b r next, to shew cable if any they have
wny the prayer of Gid petition should not
be granted, by causing fid petition and
or er of Court thereon to be puhl tied
three weeks fuceeffiviy in the United
Stated Oracle, the lift publication where
of to he fix weeks before said term.
Mt:# Nath'i Adams, Clerk.
Copy ex mine i by
Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
do the honorab,etkF,uJiifes of the
SuwtGr Co^t cf Jidica ute hclden at
Eophinton, within and f r the couny of|
Htlhbaough, and State of Ne^hamp j
fire ct the fifftyfa of May, 1803 \
HUMBL Y SHL%
Reuben # tr ue, of Safe
-sury in said c„unv, C-mlemon,
Guardian to his son j'o iah Bartlett
True, a minor.—T at u heieas the late
Governor Fartlett by his I ft will
& Tefbmrnt, deviled to the Gid minor a
hundred acre lot of land lying itifC' (bury
aforefaid, numbered 40, in the fi ft raige
of lots in find Salisbury laid out to the
original right of Ebenezer Page. And
that it would conduce greatly to the ben
efit and interest of the said drinor to fell
I laid lot offend, and to put the money on |
iniereO : he therefore prays the Honora
ble Court to authorise him to fell laid
land,and as in duty bound foall ever pray.
Moses Eastman,
Attorney to fata Guardian.
0
Eilyhorongh ft.
ouperi r Court, May term, 1803
Ordered by the Court that the
I petitioner notify all perfous concerted to
appear be fore she Juflices of the Superior
I Court of Judicature to be hnlden at Am
bets', within and forthe cnun'y of Hil f
borough, < nthe ift Tuefday of Oft Inr
inext, to (hew cause if any the, have why ;
ithe prayer of said petition should not be
granted, by caufin^ Gid petition and or
der of Court thereon to be published three
weeks successively in the Un ted States'
Oracle, the Ift publication whereof to
be fix weeks be fore said term.
Attest, Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
Copy examined by ,
Nathaniel Adams, Clerk.
ALL Perlons who have any
demands on the eflate of
MATTHEW DICKEY,
late of Londonderry, tavhr, deceased,
are requeued to exhibit them,and all who :
are indebted to laid estate to m-ke Im-1
mediate payment to the fubfcrib c rs, ex-1
ccutprs to h:s hfi w 11 and teftjment.
Janet Dickey,
jJohn Dickey, p^o.
Lonebdoy^ June go, jSof.
Ib OBERT YORK apoorper
lAX ton late under th care fthe town
01 Brentwood, county of Rockingham,
having absconded from said town—this
is to forbid all persons from harbouring
or nulling him, as they would avoid the
penalties o' the law—No debts of his
< !j o;rs6t:ng will be paid by die town.
Vvinthrop Dudley Seleßmen
Benjamin Cram, } of
Abraham Morrill, ^ Brentwood,
Brerruood, July 23, 1603.
N°''°" ' s hereby given to
L v all persons interefied, that the tub.
fcribrr, a-brotlnr and one of the heirs at
law of Samuel Weare, lareof Hamp,
t^ Fall, in the county cf Rockingham,
E/q. deceased, lias < lomen an appeal from
the decree of the Ju ge of Pronate, for
said county, nip ' r " g the probate of the
pretended 1.41 ^ ill and testament of the
laid Samuel; that he has given pones as
thela %, directs to profcute his Gid appeal
with < ffeff Ihe fubleriber further gives
notice that he fliall enter his said appeal
at the Superior C urt of Judicature to be
balden at Exeter io laid county, on the
third Tuesday d September next.
1, Nathaniel Weare.
„iv (8, 180,3
NO 1 iCi ois hereby given that
fix months longer from the 13th
day of June fall is allowed by the H>n.
Nathaniel Rogers, Est Judge of
Irh>ae, ter the county, of R. CAingham,
to the Creditors of M for Henry
Mooß^, to bring in and prove their
churns to the Commissioners, andthat we
the tubferibers will r tend for tiat por
pfe at the boufe of JoF,n S Dearborn,
on the Irift Mondays of oeptenn er, Oft.
ober, and November, from two to fives
lo'clock, P.M. on each of faiddays.
Amos Kent, ) %
Simon T^lc, , C CT
Benfn. True, J >'"-
Cheftet, July 15, 1803.
State of Newhampshire.
Reckreghamj;..
! A LL Perlons having any de
1X 1 ribands agtitft he Lifate of
ANNA ALCOCK,
Ilate of Ponfmouth, tingle woman, de
ceased, are dr fired to exhibit (Item to the
Subscriber, and an niGb^d to make
payment without det v to
Jeremiah Libbey,
ditto, ney to the Adminifbator,
Perffmouth, Jon f 20 h 1803
A LL perlons having demanus
I against the Eftare of
SAMUEL TRIPE,
late of i j rtfmouth, Sailmaker, ueceafed,
are r quelled to exh bit (bin to rhe tub
? Briber for settlement, and all perlon* in
- I<h bted to said eflsie are requeued :o mke
payment to NATH'L ADAMS,
Attorney to the /idminiftrati i::. 1
Portsmouth, July 21, 1803.
A LL perlons having any de
m nds against the Estate of
Capt. Tilley Wentworth,
late of Somerfworth; deceafed,are re qutft.
ed to exhibit the fame for fttilrmrnt, and
pH who are indebted to Gid ellate are re
quested to make in negate payment to
Elizabeth Wentworth,
Admini, atriic.
ATL perfews having demands
t against the Efate of
Jonathan Mat tin Tredick;
late of Porthnoiph, mariner, (Itce^fcd, are
requested to exhtbt heit chins without
delay, and thole indebted, to make im
mediate payment to the fubferiber, Ad
minlllrajrix of said estate.
Martha Tredick.
Po't/muth, July 23, 180 g.
Jolt received and tor lale by
William & Daniel Treadwell,
at their Stationary Shop Court-ilreet,
. Russel's Antient & Modern
Europe expand sheep bindings.
Mrs. Weft's Letters to a young
Man, on his tirlt entrance into life, adapt
ed to the peculiar circumllances of the
p efent times.
“ Give me the boy at the plough, and
the girl at her fpitning wheel, rather
than Metier learning Metaphy fits, and
M fs tiudyiua life, and manners, in the
pages of Wolfloncraft and Godwin " —in
one vol. i2ino.
A numb'r o' him Comely firrifhed
TRUNKS, as above.
Samuel Larkin,
Has for Sale at hi s Bf,, e ;„ B,oad foeft,
a General assortment of
TVest Felia GOODS &
GROCERIES, ,
rj:hich be is felling at the taf cajk fcriccl.
Just received —A tew cans ex
cellent I, ng cork'd CLARET; Ja-s of
freth OLIVES; hafet SALT-; excellent
oldCognac BRANDY; Madeira WINE
of a superior quality —An aff^'roert ff'
Liverpool nanufaftured Sont JUGS, &
Pickle and Preserve POTS, of vaprus
sizes, from I quart to § gallons—lndia
SUGAR cf a superior quality; fr c (l>
Sallad OIL, &c. all which will be fold
Ivery cheap. ,
1 Boston GLASS, of all sizes,
, may be had 4 above, feme price as at
the - manufoßory. %l y 23.
I)RTDWI GH T~
Informs the Public,.hat Le ffibculates
; for the KINE FOCK.'
}¥y,4.V"*^**!-!,, ^,teV,jmrfCTgr...^
Auctions.M
H FARMfor fate st /.t,siion.
On Wednesday tho loth day of August nto
at thee o'clock P. M. cn the Ptemifa, ]
^iUbeJold at Vendue, =
A FARM in Lee, within a
= A -few rods of the Mceting-Houfe, 4
containing about 80 acres, with a good
houfe,barn and black-smith's (hop,(land
ing thereon.—The conditions of f^e will
be liberal anl made known at the time •
and place of sale, by
J°i^PH_F°LLET.
£} Y virtue of a licence from the Judge 0
D of Probate of Wills, &c. in and for
jtoe County of Strafford at the dwelling
;hotfe of Stoten Tuttle in Notting-
I bam, on Monday the 8 h day cf Auguh.
:next, at tep o'clock before noon,
A valuable LOT of LAND,
I in said Nottingham containing about 6?
I acres lying on the old Road to Concord, *
and near die Turnpike, the fame brinb
! formerly the property of BENJAMIN
BICKFORD, of Durham, deceafc, .nd
fold for payment of his debts, and the'
demands agaiufi his estate. .;
Conditions to be made known at time and |
place cf fate. l
_PEGGY_BICKFOR D, Admirifote. l
ko be fold at Public ^UCJIOH
AN TI urfday the twenty-fifth
,day of August next, a convenient r
; Dwelling HOUSE, ;with an excellent
' Garden, fituatco in Exeter in a phafent j
part of the . town, at ;h e corner of 1
three Reads leading to N^ wmarLet, Ep-1
ping and Brentwood, aboto Seventy rods
j from the Academy, a good flanci for by.
Ifuels, lately the efta'e of Jim 1 hemp.or,
deceased.
*** Conditions mole kn?wn ar fine
and place E>JOHN WILSON.
Exeter, July 27, 1803. '" 1
Henry Ladd,
Has for fate, a
100 pieces fine India Cottons ;
80 pieces Bandannoes; 40 pieces Lun
ger Romals; ana a few boxes Hav nni
Sugars the a >oye well be fold at r& bced '
price-, — Ifo for fair,
200 bbls. Richmond Fine and
Supeifine FLOUR.
'P'r,fm uth, luy ig,
Dr. Bracket,
Has received some of the-nue KINB
POCK MAII ER, with which he will
Inoculate.
Purthnouth, Jdy 30, 1803.•
Hosiery Store,j
% : efthe Spinning Wheel, Bu.Afreet.
CAZNEaU BaYi.lt uc^ I
quairts the Public thu he has im
ported in the Galen from London dirt ft
from the Mmtrf ^lurer. a general effort
men cf HOSIERY, viz. 1
Men's white and fancy Cotton
Hole, Mri' platea cp. Mbit's white and
brown Thread Hose; Men's brown a
Thread and uhue Cotton h'lf Hole ;
Men's white lilk Hole; When's white
and black silk HoG; Women's w hite.
cotton Hose fiom 5/4 to 11/6; Youth's ^
cotton do.
Black, white and color'd Cotton
Gloves in" Mitts; Black, white and co
lor'd silk Gloves an" Mitts of the extra
length; Men's black and white silk
Gloves.
Cotton And Worsted Pantaloons.
A large assortment of WorfteuHoticry,
A pleating variety of Ladies fancy silk
Handkerchiefs, at 8 and t or.
A few pieces of embossed color'd Mus.
lip, neweff fafhion, with a variety of oth
er articles in the ENGLISH GOODS
line.
BARGAINS for ready money. l
Port/mouth, May 28, 1803. ( O
Elisha Hill, jun.
Hd3 kOR S1
Grenada Rum and Molasses.
Few bales Cotton. Flourpr.bbh4
Fork and Beef per barrel.
icoo W. & R. Oak Shooks.
2oobbs. Men-Heiden, put up
for the Wed-India market, for jale b,
GHAkLLS GRACE,
South-end.
Portfmeeth July 23.
A fine oppoitunit) to purclae
HOUSE LOTS.
FOl fade
A LOT of LAND in Portf
m nth firuaied in a pliant a n d
croualjart of the town; it fronts on
Pin filed, and is a part of the Eft^t
'whereon rhe fub'eriber nou lives, The
Lno istl v ted, ;nd the pnfpeß exten
fivt. Tin fination is redirect lr<n roife.
It can be divided into five parcels, each
of u Inch will make a good H<ofc Lot
or into a greater or lets run bcr, as uj|l
best suit the puicfcter nr j urcbafers.
The terms ol payntra will be VERY
liberal, as will heft a(ciorrod,!e the
boverard JOHN GRFENIFAF.
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