The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1792-04-21 00:00:00, page 3

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i 'vara appeared-to be a poiifticdT'ci- F-Cbiy 1792
' '0 the Miiliiuri and from thence due
well to within about -510 miles of
tire Atoret of the Facitic ocean
Nothing prevented his tcachitg the
coall but inveterate war which had
been for time yean carried on with nr
all the implacability of lavage re J horfe
venge between the interior InJkos
and thofe towards the feaxol parts
So great how'c&7 was the arduur
of the emrrprilingMr Stujrt lcr'it
tainjiis object-(rise exploring the
continent from Tea to lea) that he
Joined the interior Indians in fcveral
battles aganft the (hore Indians ail
which coming Ihort of h:s object'
the procuring a peace after lome
up by the fubferiber
in Wood foid county - in the
'forks of Elkhorn a bay three
- procuring a peace after lome year old filly 13 hands and a half
nay he returned nearly by die ruute' high both hind feet white afmall
he puifucd in" gobiit outOiir in- itar in her forehead no brand per-
Yormat-on dJ that beyond the ccivable ajipraifed to four pounds
Miflouri' Mr Stuart met with ma- - Alfo a bay filly 3 years old 13
ny-powerful nations of favact ht ' hands and a half high yppraifcd 10
general hofpitable and courteous five pounds
The Indian nations he vifired weft- J0ho WiJfom
ing travellers to explore the interi
or regiohs of americu Among hili
the firirifh taka the lead and for
getting the narrow infular irmirs
that nature has afigned them and
the various checks they have exps
'riencei fn the road tb uruverfa cm"
‘pire oh this contincntthey are flill charges paid by
projefling a tributary government D' STRONG Capt
- in thetpatklefr toreftwif4AterforA-— j-i ftL-S-rrgimcotcommaadinr
merica A Mr Stuart' find to be 'FeH 7 Sin fin April 7 1702 -
-in the employ bf me- Brit ilb '-court —
has not long fince rcturnfJ from a
four years travels through the hi- p AKEN u by the fhbfiriber'iiv- —
therto unexplored region tt the inj in Wuodford county on
well ward Taking his coaffc wert 'Cane Run a black horfe about 13
fou ch-we Airly from the polls on -handk and a half high it or 13 yean
the lakes he penetrated to the brad 'old foine faddle-fpots no braud per-
ll HVIS I1JII MUM
nations than one to fend enterprise eyes his fore teeth a little decayed
III? tnVtllflTl IS IkfllnP fhfi imopL frtrn
Tlie pirty of men from' near
Limeftone under Capt Kenron ic
M’lntire who wens in puriuit oftiis
Indiausfat mentioned in our lift)
we are informed have all returned
except two j one of which is laid to
tre hilled the other milling fold
1e wounded t
They came on the Indian camp
undifeovered m the night and
-'poured on them a well directed fire
by which it is thought not left than
15 or :
on the
the E fide another party encamp
ed on the Welt fide (which ’our
men knew nothing of) crofted and
fcegan to reinforce the camp upon
the difeovery pf which' our men
thought prudent to retreat Tjieln
dians had a Markee and Tent pitch
- ed — T rophies of their Jaie fuccefi
w W learn farther that Capr
Kenton has railed another party'
and is'again gone in purfuit of them
— We arehsppyto have it in our
power to contradict the account in
our iait of thirteen men havin'
been' killed at Fcrt Jeff-rfoa
t-EXlNGTONi April
Westeam D i score juts
It is incredible what pains are ta
ken at this day by mote European
nicQ if is iPounc 1101 cii rhin 1 - o
20 fell they were encamped t‘SC-t‘!°reljeni mrurfions of the
e bank of tip JrJe Miami on c’aI1 nd1 wh° entertain a mor-
i fide another party encims- 5” aPuPlhv 10 thc nations and tribes
-a ir a m 1 a ii 4nhniiiiifv AAidltw J L
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T-AKEN up by the fubferiber
nac Sbuinoni t mill a roan
t years old-tild face the
near hind foot white branded on
the near (boulder not legible ap-
praifed to £ 4 10
William -M’Grew r
Feb 41792
ceivable sppraifed to £4 §
Jacob Counts
October 8 1791 X
D E S E R T E-'DV
ON the evening of the yth Inll"
from Fort Jcfferfon two fol
yd i:rs of t be firft (JS Regtone
f hr the name of William Hill native
of Pennlylvtnia late refideJ in the
diilrict or Kentucky near Craig
milt had on his uniform when ho
left— -23 years of age 5 feet 8 inch
es 'high dark hair fair complexion
— ir-The other by the name of Ed
ward Turner well made about 5
feet 6 inches high 25 years of age
dirk complexion black hair and
born in New-Jcrfey— any nerfon
whoinfocyer fhill apprehend the
'find dci'errert and deliver them up
to the commanding oSiier at Fort
-Waihington or to the fubferiber a't
this poll dull receive a -reward bf
Ten Dollars each aud all ncceftar
inhabiting the country caftward be
yorid the mountains Nat Gaz
vil’rcd people hiving regular built
to wns and being in a date of fociety
n at far removed from the Europe
an and only wanting the uls of iron
and fteel to be perfectly fo They
arc always cla l in (kins cut in an
elegant manner and in many re
flects preferable to the garment i:u
ufi amang the whites Adjacent
to tlicfe nations is avail rane of
mountains which may be called the
Alleghany of the weftern parts of A
merica and ferves as a barrier againft
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TOund in the woods between
Bourbon and the Mouth of
Licking on Friday the 5th inft a K
bay Ilorfe about 10 or 12 years olijs
blare face 13 bands high na t urar
hotter branded on the near jaw £
on the near fiioulder ' and ' culhion
C and on the'off'lhoulder but not
legible Ihod all round The owh-
? him by appMdg to the
Jubfcnber in LexingtonSndpayinw
-charges EdWjSdg&uwr--
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take the following oatii
iemnly fwear that 1 will conduce
the Elect iori forifie“ County of
truly and impartially and 'may
adfliinifttfr the'foIlOwirtg oath to any
perfon offering to vote ‘i do fo-'
lemnly fwear or ' afSim ’that I am
qualified to vole ih the County of ‘
agreeable to the conftitu-
tion of Kentucky: An elector mull
refide in the (late 3 years and be 27
yrs old j a reprelcntitive muftre- i
fide 2 years in the ftate the laft :
fix months in the county 'which he
®ffcfs to reprefent and be 24 yeais —
of age : the electors to meet at Lex-
wgion the third tuefday in May for
the purpofc of choofiug a igovernor
and fenate v
ON T uefday the fifft day of May
the election will be held at the
feveral court-heufes of this State
for thc piirpofe of electing Repre
fentatives Electors a Sheriff and
Coroner who are to be 'elected by
the free male inhabitants of fiul
Counties above the age of twenty
'one years and who have refided
in the State two years or in the
county'one year but mull actually
relidc 'in the County in which he
offers to vote The 'Sheriff muft
"4 do io
'bUhng'foufeful a branch ofbnfi
nefs we flutter ourfelves they will
fave all their Rags for which we
will give three pence per pound
'for thofe of a finenefs above 700
two pence for all between 500 and
700 and for all under 500 a penoy
'halfpenny The above prices will
be gjven in Lexington by MelTrs
Alexander and James Pirker arid
a plan adopted to procure them in
the different parts -Of the diilrict
'fhortly If we are not difappointed
in getting Rags we expect to be
ab!e to furnilh the diftrictwithpa-
per theenfuing winter “
CRAIG PARKERS & Co r
N B The Rags muR be cleah
April 16171 v
KENimit
CRAIG FARKRRS and COM
ARE now'erectinz PANY a PAPER
MILL at George Town
Woodford county and as the pub-
lie areifeeplylhterefled in the“(fta-r—
PAPERMILL
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