Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1801-07-23 00:00:00, page 4

Portsmouth Ledger, July 7.
[We underfund that thefollowing letter was, immed
iate^ after its date, feat <,flags paid) according to
its addrejs. That jeme time after, a gentleman hav
ing fern the only cep, kept, rtqnfod to take one from
it —The co„ itfelf was readil, given him, as the let
ter contained onl, the openl, avowed Jentimtnts of the
writer. The gentleman pablfad it in the Chroni
cle, the writer ^ it neither requeuing nor a„fog
the publication]
Portsmouth, May 21, 1801.
Mffrs. Young & Mimes,
A bundle of newspapers, 23 in number, celled the
Mercury and Palladium, having been taken out
the poftoffice, as addressed to me by name, I re
turn them into the office, and refufe to take them
out tor these reasons :
ift. They were sent unsolicited on my part, and
I under stand the paper is devoted to the support
of the cause and interest of the clergy ; at least as
one confaerable ebjeß ; and as the cause of the cler
gy is opposed to that of Jesus Christ, whose doc
trine and laws they have (in my view) awfully
corrupted, I can have no hand in supporting their
falling kingdom, dire&ly nor indireaiy. lam of
fab party in politics, but hope I may by the grace
and favor of God, be led to oppose the kingdom
and corruptions of the Clergy, while I live.
2. This pretended defence of religion carries
its condemnation, the Mark of the beast on iterant.
It is called the Mtrcnr,. I find the lignification of
that name given thus, " The Son of Jupi+er and
Maia, the Messenger of the Gods." According
ly his portrait is set at the head of the paper,drawn
by the modern votaries, as I fuppefe he was by
ancient ones, with wings to his head and feet.
This falfe God may be aver, proper emblem of,
and auxiliary to, the cause of the clergy, but the
Apostles and firft Christians abhorred this fame
Mercurius, as much as they did the Diana of Eph
esus, or the image that fell down from Jupiter.
See Ads 14, 15. It is also called the Palladium,
which rendered into English, for the benefit of
common readers, would make the title to read
thus, “ The New England image of Pallas, the
Heathen G<d?efs of Wisdom, and all Arts, bare
of Jupiter's brain." Such is the Patroness chosen
to defend the New England Religion ! and the
Clerical Mioifters of it I a Geddes born of ,*pi
tor's brain !
3. These papers ate addressed to me as though
I was a Clergyman, under the title which they
have taken to themselves, from the fame motive
that induced the Pope to claim that of His H&li
nefs ; a desire to there in the glory of Him whom
Christians praise, faying, " Hol, and Reverend is
his name." As I profefs to abhor this arrogance
in men claiming divine honor, I purpose to have
no hand in the impiety of giving to men, or tak
ing from them the title of Reverend.
I know not the motives of fending the papers,
nor the persons who sent them—whatever or who
ever they were, if known, could not alter the mo
tives of my determination to refufe them. Pie
fuming that you may probably know from whence
they came, I address this to you to communicate
to those who forwarded the papers, or to whom
soever you please, I am, Sirs, your obt. fervt.
DANIEL HUMPHREYS.
IT was lately observed by a wit, that one of the
views of the General Assembly, in granting so
many Turnpikes, was " to facilitate the distribu
tion of the Palladium among the people." Bee.
HAY—wanted, 10 or 15 tons of Clear
English HAY, for which the CASH will be paid.
Applyto DAVID GEORGE.
•'Concord, July 15.
MONEY Found, and Mone, Loft!
FOUND, on the sth of May, between
Coll Walker's and George's Tavern, a sum of
MONEY, wrapped up in a gaper. The owner,
may have it again, by calling at this Office, prov
ing property, and paying for this advertisement.
Concord, july 13. 24
MONEY—LOST, by the subscriber,
on the 10th instant, between Stephen Ambrose's
and Robert Harris's Store, in Concord, Fourteen
Dollars, in three Bank Bills, viz. o,e of ^dollars,
Nantucket Bank, and two 5 dollar Bills. Who
ever may have found said money, and will return
it to the subscriber, or to Stephen Ambrose, or
leave it with the Printer of this paper, (hall be
generously rewarded.
7 STEPHEN CHASE.
Northfield, July 14, 1801,
Humphreys vs. Clerico-Federalifm.
At his SHOP in Concord, a few rods N.
of GEORG E's Tavern,
Among which are the following, viz.
Weft on agency,
Family Phyficiap, a vl.
Humphrey's Works,
Edwards on affections,
American Preacher,
Rumford's Essays, 2 vl.
British Empire,
Strong's Sermons,
Cole's Discourses,
Zeluco,
French Revolution,
Elements of Criticism,
2 vol.
Infernal Conference,
Military Duty,
Newton on the Prophe :
cies,
Young's Latin Diction
ary,
Cook's Voyage, 4 vol.
Rights of Women,
Wallis on Diseases,
Ashley's Xenophen,
French Grammar,
Missionary Sermons,
Hiftory of Rome,
Doddridge's Rife and
Progress,
D'Argenfon's Essays,
interspersed with por
traits, characters and
anecdotes,
Fordyce's Addresses,
Do. Sermons,
Philip Quarll,
Bellamy! Eflays,
Farmers Letters,
Family Instructor,
Innocent Sufferer,
Dyer's Titles,
D'Eres' Memoirs,
300 copies of
Nellon's Letter In
this letter there is an
attempt, upon Scrip
tural and Protestant
Principles, to show
what regard is due to
Human Articles of
Faith ; and also, to
explain several par
ticulars relative to
the Doctrines of O
riginal Sin and Elec
tion, &c.
Flavel's Navigation,
Looking Glass,
Duty of Man,
Farmer's Friend,
Democrat,
The HIVE,
Burton's Leaares,
Pulpit & Reading Delk,
Hiftory of the Grecian
States,
Beccaria on Crimes,
Alleine's Alarm,
Odiorne's Poems,
Student and Pastor,
Gentleman's Monitor,
Origin of Evil,
Locke's Essays,
Schoolmaster's Aflift
ant,
Fool of Quality, 3 vol.
Bofton'sFourfold State,
Doddridge on Regene
ration,
Blair Abridged,
Grove on the Sacrament
Saint's Rest,
Paul and Virginia,
Cotton's Vision,
Beauties of Sterne,
Anketel's Poems,
Maxims,
Watts on the Paffiens,
Medical Pocket Book,
Trcilus and Creffida,
Julia,
Book of Knowledge,
Books, Stationary, and Goods,
FOR SALE; &•
B, Jonathan Williams,
CT NEW BOOK STORE.
Bible vindicated,
Hiftory of JACOBIN
ISM, 4 vol.
Butler's Analogy,
Moore's Travels, 2 vol.
American Remembran
cer, 3 vol.
Watts's World to come
Jay's Treaty, &c.
President's Meflige,
Life of Watts and Dod
dridge,
White's Sermons,
True Republican,
Peter Pindar,
Village Curate,
Art of Courting,
British Album,
Mrs. Coghlan,
Jeoyn's Lectures,
Ambrcfe and Eleanor,
Columbian Muse,
Usher, or the Survey
or's Companion,
Invisible Rambler,
Price's Sermons,
Royal Captives,
Robinson Crusoe,
New Crusoe,
Essays and Poems,
Junius's Letters,
American Bee,
Enfield's Biographical
Sermons,
Julia and the Baton,
Jackson on Fevers,
Haunted Priory,
Sanford and Morton,
Travels of Cyrus,
Morse's Gazetteer,
Female American, or
the Extraordinary ad
ventures of Uoca Eli
za Winkfield,
Burns's Justice,
Knox's Eflays, 2 vol.
Female Jockey Club,
Lady's Library,
Milton's Works,
Columbian Orator,
Pleasing Instructor,
Beauties of Hiftory,
Town Officer,
Night Thoughts,
Shepherd,
Life of Putnam,
Brown's Oracle,
Kings of England,
Arabian Nights,
Mills on Cattle,
Franklin's Life,
Prentiss's Essays,
Pleasure's of Memory,
Bible Diaionary.
Lavoisier's Chemistry,
Fofs's Journal,
Reply to Wilberforce,
Romans in Greece,
New Jerusalem,
Southey's Poems,
Account of the Associ
ated Prefbytelies,
Companion,,
Self Knowledge,
Sanders's Journal,
Life of Joseph,
Dodd's Thoughts,
Ewen on the Types,
Watts' Lyric Poems,
Melmoth's Essays,
Howard's Life,
Baron Trenck, 3 vol.
Moore'r Journal,
Carver's Travels,
Enfield Speaker,
Gentleman's Miscella
ny,
Young Man's Com
panion,
• Rowe's Letters,
Haplcft Orphan, 2 vol.
Prompter,
Gentle Shepherd,
Fair Hibernian,
Token for Mourners,
Jerusalem Sinner saved,
Hiftory of South Amer
ica,
Cook's Voyage, 1 vol.
Gil Blafs,
Wisdom in Miniature,
Mathematical Question
Doddridge's Sermon on
the Religious Educa
tion of Children,
Gulliver,
Christian's Looking
Glass,
Gloucester's Greek
Grammar,
Adams's Latin Gram
mar,
Latin Accidence,
Corderii,
Erafmi,
Crop's Fables,
Carvol's Criterion,
DeChattellux's travels,
Military Difciplioe,
Account of the Shak
ing Quakers,
Letter to the Prince of
Wales,
Practical Inquiry,
A handsome assortment of TRUNKS,
from one dollar to five dollars and a half.
LIKEWISE, FOR SALE,
English GOODS, and Hard Ware.
0 Good SCYTHES at 7s.
Patent and other Medicines.
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lozenges,
highly recommended for Children.
,'WHEATON's
Genuine Jaundice Bitters.
H- All of the above articles will be fold
as cheap as in BoJta— Pleafe to call and fee.
Ladies, Save, our RAG S. /
fl- 4 Cents a pound given for Linen
and other RAGS, Suitable for making paper.
Concord, July 9 1801. 23
tt PEW ROOM wanted.
ACT- Wanted to hire, a privilege in a pew i
in the Meeting,Houfe, below, for the accommo
dation of one, two or three persons. Apply at the
Republican Gazette Office. July 9.
FOR SALE,
A Small Farm, in Canaan, contain
ing about forty acres of land, good natural
mowing, pasturing, &c. under good improve
ment ; a convenient new house, barn, young or
chard, and other conveniences.
There is a good Mill privilege there^
on, and no mill, near— It is a good stand for a tan
ner, being situated in a pleasant part of the town,
and on the main read leading from Concord to
Dartmouth College.
ts It will be fold, much below the
real value, for Cash io hand ; or it ma, be had on
a short credit, with good security. For further
particulars, apply to FRANCIS KINNISON on
the premises, o, to the fubferiber, living io Lou
don near Mr. /Leavitt Clough's.
JOSEPH KINNISON.
Loudon, June 20, 1801. 21
WANTED to purchase, an easy and
faft tiotting or pacing HORSE, (not a
mare) worth petween forty and sixty dollars ; for
which Cash fall be paid. Inquire of the Printer
of the Republican Gazette. July 2. 21
Cite Bepublftan ®a,ette,
0 Is calculated to disseminate intelligence much
cheaper/ than any other piper in the State—
It contains all the weekly Newt of importance
=and/has acquired an extensive circulation,
fromyortfmouth to Cohofii.
[- Advertisements admitted on reason.
abkl terras, for ready pay.
The Village Harmony,
Age of Infidelity,
Account of Algiers,
Management of Bees,
Chap Books,
Children's Pidure do.
Dutch Memorandums,
Pocket Books, from is.
to 9s. a piece.
Blank Books of every
description,
Dutch Quills, Pencils,
Ink Stands, Penknives,
Wafers, Playing Cards,
India Ink, Ink Powder,
Ink in Jugs,
Money Scales, &c. &c.
Holy War,
Letter Writer,
Packard's Catechism,
Economy of Human
Life,
Principles of Religion
and Morality,
Christian's Manual
Prayer Book,
French Convert,
Youth's Monitor,
Washington's Legacy,
Bibles, Testaments,
Spellingßooks, Primers
Perry's Didionary,
Phifiognomy, a Poem,
Age of Reason,