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iS bPr ftheme nf a feverance of the Union
kjVUnder thole gloomy (kies were
vlurwardcd to Mr tilkine f(
men t ary embargo law and an appprehended
adoption of aChinefe policy Sc above all the
fpirit that manifetted itfclfon the American
continent in favor of her own manufacture
conlpirrd to point out that Great Britaii
“ "'bit endeavor to efleCl by negiciatini
what flic cou'd not do bv force” The fei
nice of diplomacy in Great Britain confiH
ff not in the fplendid powers of human intellect
y in that noblenris of frntiiiient which ap
Viroximates men to angels but in that fordid-
v nefs of fpirit that dclin to' overreach
oy fplendid p omifes never to br performed :
in fine that lfcarriot like dirpolition which
links man far below the dignity -of his na
ture -
Mr Oakley brought out inflruaions from
bis court which produced the Wafhington
nrgneiation and under the mod untoward
au I pices j but the arrival of the Pacific with
the ultimatum of the American government
alfo brought out the tidings of a partial re
yealofthe Emb irgo— this was all England
wanted In order ‘ia evade the fulfilment of
promife which (lie hid induced her
-r to make to our government (lie re
fcindrd her orders but took cai? at the fame
timr to iffue others bottomed upon the fame
piirtciple hut varying their operations
The countries which we arp permitted by
England to take under the new Order are
precifelv thole whole produds are ahfolute
ly neci-ffary for the repairs ot her navy and
are rather the competitors with Ameri
ca in the difjiofal of their articles of agneul
ture than tint merchants with whom we are
f jo rxpeft profitable trader
‘ A all Britilh orders are confidered to be
-bf a permanent nature we are told by a
member of the Britilh cabinet that jhe new
one is not a dereliction of the principle upon
which the old one is founded but a mere al
teration the operation of which was a nie t
(ure “ tne moll advantageous to Great Brit
ain that had ever been put into exerutiou
"F ""y government” Which in truth it was
for (lie had gained by a mere Panic engage
— ’Ociit’ what (he never could have effeCted by
the mod ligual victories '
1 lie fincerity of the Britifli cabinet is
inanitellrd in the followin'' colloquy in the
Britifli houfe of Peer It u extracted from
the London Chronicle and- jnay Terse a
proof indicatory of the fulfilment nf the en
gsgement ofGreat Ilii'tain in the refeinding
J her orders on the 10 th of June
House of Lords— Fridby April 30
ORDERS IN COUNCIL
Lord Grenville' felt the higheft fatisfac-' niafie affiftance'his fituation demanded But I rwoorthreo'dPPfljrvwire ni t
IS “'roZ? WhHh bh bdT rpeMthr°r? I" ?ia V eVery 'ndeaTOUr' He ded on business
ms metropolis as he hoped he could confide Fridiylaft ofthe SMALL POX ofthecon-® J 0bn Fads
111 us truth He kltoded to the rumored re-fluent d ninll inveterate kind A proof Lexington 3d July 1809 3l
I cal" tle orde'- -in council that obnoxioui 0f afie folly and danger fo fatal to thofe who!
mearure which had caufed foch a heavy ad- egleA the eafy and fore means of fafr
oition to the evils of war and the neceflity modern praAice both of innocculation
ot rcPcaln8’ wh'ch he had fo often pointed vacination affords Whatever bad J
out He w 1 (lied to enquire of the noble fee- his life let hit death be monitory Rea
t Jetary')f Hate if this were a fa A If it were before you drop a tear of regret
A iU hIJith LIIC
formally refeind t
V wjie loth of June
r of things T
A Miller Wanted
HE subscribers wish to employ a MIRLER
1 man who can come wdl recommended for ao
:y and iuduitry they will give generous wages
plication to be made at their mill on South Elk- Enoch Wingfield
V he rein- a u Y ’J “‘uls yivp - wi w rgici iuw horn nine miles from Frankfort- They also offer John Ware
h T thal !lJe"y’ minifters had that this unhappy and compaflignate ftranger or sale a large COPPER BOILER nearly new James Wood
eeu brought at lall to a frnfe of the drftruc- was one of remarkable and diftinguifhed char- ® "duced price
t"dncY °r thrfe ord-rs and although after He has often been portrayed in our' Patrick if Wier
ith a bad glace had at lad determined on public prints in terms ofneculiardefcription' Woodford 3011 June 1809- V
eir recal A month liter their Inrdfttips He had efcapedthe dettny drcreA J " Nicholas county set
thVf n°u Wre b" W VCrey -tbe °I through the tender mercies ofthe p-cningj ft aken
Tate Notice
?AT I &rew"n all persons from tradingfor
latn iway laos ' taking an asaignment on on oblitRttion given hv
n up by Alexander Ron living on Beaver myself to William Wills on the tenth ly of Sep
cfeek about 2 and a half miles from Scott’s sta- fa-mber L802 fortlie sum of sixty-five pounds as
'Fion one bay horse about seven jreara old fifteen tlie land for which said bond was given isdiauu
p — bands togh no hramto noranv-white natural marks ted s and I will not pay the same until thu dis-
whomoL 1 iis tuai)ngtunnfsoaetii On his off thigh shod before appraised to putes on the land are settled
1 - 4t the head ol the cilice in which this for deception did nqt forfake him in the hour seventy dollars before I ’ ruiMI st-j
"’-si was tranfaAcJ was abfeitt- He of death which did not now wait for legal I Acbilljs Vanbook j p N c I June 30 th 11)9 - '
— ’fi’ iwx u ssj UEICCV Aim iftl
apprehended convullion all confpired to ad
monilh the Britifli cabinet that ibmething
mutt be adopted to evade the impending
ilorm A continuation of the Amei lean em
bargo would cap the climax of her mifery
She mutt procure food for her ttarving fuo
je£ts at home and abroad materials to keep
Suing her remnant manufactories naval
ores and a vent tor the remainder of her
induftry all of which could only' be obtained
by a removal of the American Embargo : At
the time Mr Oakley was difpatched iv will
alfo b- recollected that (lie had been defeat
ed in elevating a partisan candidate to the
Trefidcntial chair file had alfo been defeat-
on the poor lilt a decaying navy ttarving
tion of the means to nitet that increafe al-jthe country to which he owed and avowed
mutt one tenth rf her population at pa u pets alleoienr !
htwi-ert the pew orders in council and -the he departed Aaron Burr who was alfo fum-H
Wsttiington negotiation At the time Mr mpned to appear did not make his efcane but' j- ariiiamin ucm
Oakley was difpatched to America as we prefented himf If accoruing to fummons l 0rn0r (liajl give affiflance to (liips that Eliza Dovenport
were advifed by letters from various paitao and was notified that "he mutt depart from ' reckfdi caufe the exprnfe to J H Davifa
W itnlnnH ikk 1 k It ' I l P ’ L’ 1 I 1 I 1 k r lip naid hem I 1 1 -
ties is fo manifcft throughout the faithful veral perfons wrein London who had in hand the time being and be allowed to pay the
page of hittory that to receive her word an enterprifeagainft the Spaniih colonies ini ‘‘‘‘her in fpecie or commodity
alone as the ligament to perform a promife ‘South America Miranda and BurrfAre par-1 'Noduty “11 be levied on fervants of uiuvur about 1 roritrt
at a further day 11 a tranfgreffion againtt ticularly named the former howfcr AjkEre!lcb njwchanta -lettlrd in Perfia eithrf Robert Cum inghatn Sufau Crother
common fen re A recurrence to thne and tnd to obtain a palTage in a veilBfc b)&i rrenchi American or Indians until thev Janies Claybrook
circunmaices will point out the conneflion-to St Chriftopher-s for which place it is faid n0“n to twenty : nor (hall any drny be
' ' ' ‘ L J ' - exaded on their drogomans or interpre
ter of the country r
— r J""1" WIUWOMUMWI Ml 1jUIIUUU j i ft Wl (HIM
- j of (Apadoca) having made reprefc-ntations to P°r? mcrchanai2e they hall pay duty ac
that wary cabinet in the oblervance of crea- the Britilh minifter for foreign affairs that fe- c“rdn8 ® valuation of the goods at Clerk of fayette ciia Leonard Chear
1 r the time being and be allowed to pay the — r
fame either iii fpecie or commodity
-1 No duty (hall he je-'i'd 011 fervants of Dina Carpenter llobt Crocket
From tbe Baltimore American-
It has been fuggefte that tlie new order -
m council have no relevancy to the late ne-!4rl£t conformity with the principles ot the
gociation at Wafliington and we are advifcd!or'Sinil! had been made in them
to expert that the Britldi government will!
Mrs
without panegyrists i
Mrs ‘Dcweest rarely equalled and never surpas
sed will endear her memory to those who were
acquainted with her— and her loss to her family
can never be repaired -
The republican citicena of N York as
well as the Corporation of that city through
their relpedlive committees appointed to
make arrangements for celebrating the 10th
of June on the morning of that day notified
night imply an approha-
lion of the Orders in council of the adth of
April Nat Intel
A letter from St Bartholomews June jd
fays s— We have mod dreadful accounts of
an infurreAion of the blacks at Jamaica two
thirds of which ifland are faid to be in their
SoflV-flion The troops are going down from
lartinique to affift in fuppreffing the infur
gents 0 Phil Gat
allegience !
- - iavy ttarving
olonies armies diljpraced by defeat and an? ritan citizrn and that he hadJield a llation
“ True to his cliarge—
1 He comes the Herald of a noisy world i
News from all nations tomb-ring at his back”
LEXINGTON JULY 4
would however reply that acoifiJrrable ttL
teration had been made in the orders in coun
cil But this alteration wadgcaufed by the
changing circumstances of war and noe by
a dereliction of tbe principle t on which the'
orders were founded His lordlhiAvindica
ted the justice and policy of thefciers as
Departed Ibis life on the night of Thursday last' 1 alteration whicW i'Jjkwn
rs Mur Dzwees The wealLhvare never made and which in a few days wourMie laid
their obnoxious orders onj
regardlrfs of the new or
he Carthsgenian policy
! wealthy are never
but tlie amiable virtues of before the houfe - So far from agreeing
a a s I 1 ° - 8
ies were the infiruCtions
ne for thr fiipplr
loved and many very dear relations—— He
was importuned by the benevolent hod and
liottcf to permit intelligence of hit fituation
to be forwarded but he rtquefted it might
notbedone His mother would bVincorifoTa
le and bis relations would hurin'Yifcir
way to viftt him Beiore they could arrive
his fate would one way or other be detiT
mined and their toils and great inconveni-
ene would be fruitlefs A phyfician 01 r'irwi'T SMaij Y
1 - - r GTr GES1ISMEN who have availed them-
talents was immediately font for Ec attended selves or becoming subscribers to my lale publics
hit patient with (kill and regularity Left tliet'on are earnestly requested once more to csil for
qualifications for nurfmg of the females of books or at least to pay theamount of (heir
the family ihuuld not be competent a refs nJ ‘hall be under the diaagneeible
?aH reiio f 1 lodhir
lhe patient took in uncommon attachment Who is the man that will fortHt his honour for 75
to her as he faid (he exsAly refembled his cents and malre my litie all a sacrifice The books
mother All medical aid and every kind ?" behadat my h'ouar or at mr Bradford’ print
and inccITant attention were afforded yL‘n8 office and all thediflerent towns in the state
ftranger far from his relations and friends JobnUSbnw Lcx:n?ton
cited the compaflion and received tho3’
independence of America and that alhliougli
the Brtilh government might connive at it
he maintained that the principles of the Brit
ifli law and policy neve' admitted ot expatri
ation and could not refufe to recognize
the right of any fubjeA bom within the realm
or its colonies
He was neverthelefs advifed that be mutt
depart the realm
He thereupon hgnifird that it was out of
his puwerj that he-was dettitute of the funds
requilite todrtray the expences of his removal
or to difeharge the obligations which he had
already incurred
Whether the fundi
we have not learnt
'o one of the ports on the North Sea and
ihiped fur the Continent
We heard feveral weeks ago that he had ta
aen his paffage for the iflana ot St- Chrifto
pher’s and was dettined for Trinidad
There were fome others of the choice spi
rits taken in company with a buxk and ac
companied him on his trip acrofs the North
sea Unhappy outcatts whom no country
wns alike difclaimed anddifclaimed by all
from wliofe aAs the want ofhonncrabto mo
tives 'withdraws not - alone indulgence but
rxcites horror and whofe misfortune for
oiil all fyinpathy not even that of compaf
I011 or humiiiating pity Aurora
Comscu xicatiox— — A ft ringer of a good
nien aiid interetting app arance has engaged
he fympathiea of a number of the reTpeAive
nlubitants of Blockley townfliip for a fort
light pad I-Ie was taken ill with thr
SMALL POX at an Inn near the fir ft gate
on the Philadelphia and Lance toraWf pike
road On inquiry by the holadAuftefs
he iifTorincd them tnat his nameSvaVrL
liams and that he had been' in the city
inking Urge purchafrs of jond which lie
hud difpatched tor Pittsburgh on their way
6 Kentucky 800 mitos diftant where he had
ven to the former there to ettablilh a fAo!
ry immediately alter the evacuation of Geor-
ftufliant' otr Rerfin provinces by the
H French merchants happen to be nila
a Urge (lore and valuable poffefjions He8ed by robbers governors (lull make enqui!
was unmarried but had a mother he tenderly rMi' fo a to feize the banditti and reilore
there which put his characttNW an Amcr
can beyond queftjon— he difclmed the cha
racter of an American citiien and aliened
mF import or export The rate is three Letitia P Grayfon
that he was entitled fo prot Aion nnderthe ?r cent" “'fian gentlemen (hall enjoy the George Gay
Brtilh government by bis birtb long before tbe ane privilege in France Goods imported Jobn Gipfon
with the noble lord as to the evil tendency
of the late meafure he thought it was one of
the moll advantageous fo tbe country that
had ever been put into executiibny
government This pofition he wValdr be
prepared to prove on any occafion wMKwr
it (hould be required
Lord Grenville rejoiced at the recal of
thele obnoxious orders which we nqw found
to be true - Had this not been the cale he
would have tho’t it hit duty once more be-!
tween the Courtaof FrancVarnTp—fi!'!- °e’ Jane Alicorn 7
ed in January lft nd Perf!a E8ntJohn Arvin JF
g&iss-
fore the clofe of the feflion to call the atcen- offered them hv eh r n° Vltence Iball be William Beard
tionofthe houfr to that important fubjrftj train of tlie coutr y whoffulf on t8' ?artwr'1 Bofw11
If the new enaAment fubftituted for the for- trary fend them amftance mthet'me°of MRBTWS
tier -were framed on the ''same principle it ! need time of John Brooks
mull be equally fatal to the interedi of this It 1
he French Conful General pronofei to VVill V R'an
country In the fame proportion as the new ' fix h "fidence at Ilpahan crown land fliall Will! Brookie
ordpra refemble the lafl in the fame propor- be hred for nlnl t1-t he nuy buij f houfe IfMC BreejIovc
tion would they prove dettruftive and incur “Pon-I The fame ’viith regard to French' Will Bbrker
his fevered animadverfion ' 1 merchants who my be likewifijo inclined TLoroas Brawner
The earl of Liverpool obferved that e:ben tbey WI“I to remove the authoriryof
lull 01 rid 110 order in cooooil ero r-'jjd “JJ” tli IW Cornelio Conrod ’
poolod kt tbot cooRdenbl lrrrin £ 00 te “ hc"
l 11 l ambafladon (hall be treated John Carty
with all honours due to the firlt of all chrif- Mofei Carey
nan monarcht and the con fuls envoys and Abm Croffdale
Frencl merchants fliall take precedence a- Lewis Cattleman
bove thore ot all other nations ' James Clark
le-n'hnerchantP°rtor im- Jofeph Chnfman
” B(V faff- C0B
Upon its being urged that he whs an Ante-
Cqnluls (hall be permitted to build a church
contiguous to their reiidence and to difplay John Hlrri
the French colours on the tops of their hou- John Hi8be
fes — at feaports only 1 Richd Hickman
In cafe a French merchant (liould expert- Robt HiI1
ence a reverfe of fortune without havinit oi- Robt Hutton
I'" ° bod 00 other French- John Hay
man fliall be called upon to difchughis iamaI“0?an
debts but in cafe of fecurity beino oivea' BenJ- Hooke
the fame fliall be executed 8 vU“ 1
Fr'Yicn pK‘JementI centered intobelwren
French Fertian and merchants ot' other-Rchel Hmris
Funds were advanced or not1 countne refpefting partnerfhip and infu- Higgins
nt— but he was accompanied r?nce ucba8reement mutt he fubmitted to-
” ‘ ‘ the judge of the country or to the French Hamilton Jenkins
consul and a copy of the fame to beTod Y"M'
ged with the latter that it may be reforted Suttan
to according to circumdances
When a French (lave (hall fall into the Franc‘ Krtlf ’
hands of Perfun fubjeAs and not havino 1 v 1
become a Mufslrmtn fignifies to the French u"!fUck‘e
the goods to the owners who dial have to
recoropence the public to that effeA
When a French merchant fails the re
mainder of hit property fliall be divided a
niongft hit creditors according to their ref
peAive and individual claims
Jnre r bee “8rei npon bttwn the
agents of the court of France and that of
Perfia that the ifland of Barrck (hall be oi-
Vftl tn fnvma k - n - J"
onpsying for
cod originally Sisnon Laughiin
With refpeA u the effeAs and goods be- “
longing to Tertian fubjeAa embarked afPer
fun porta on beard of Turkitti (hips maiket
veffcl bound to the Indiei or elfewhere
loaded wir" - - i 1
turn
veflela (hould have any difference with the
!-ff!!e!l!enVO C0ntrie ad ‘ha their
nl? ther P°w nd tha:
shere-fliould be found on board merchandize
ft Wed °f thCr SOOd and be
ta
oppofition fliall be made hit byiing niven m JaT“ I"0"
or exported liy way of Bagdd to paiduty
as at Ifpahan r J 3
j f ""“i tar a irom InC
date of the treaty Frenchmen Oiall pay no Simon Froft
duty (cuflom-lioore) The fame with ref- J°ieph Ferreen
peA to Prrfian merchants in France
FrencE merchants (hall only once pay du- EnfiS" H Gilham a Will G Grubbs
ty irf Ferfia for whatever merchandiae they Stephen Gullet Jofrph Gray
mav import or n 1 p feache Gulliaa e
John -Robt Gardner
D Gale
t
9 Five Dollars Reward
- 1 STRAYED from tlie subscriber adjoining the
chtevmenta in the way- of b)wn °f Cynthiana Harrison county tlie 18th
his profcflijn in the fouthern dates and too' Iaat a baJrbor(e’'
lirttolHiown to thofe who afforded him the' "&" tlree X1 M la
afliffancein the lad aA of his drama Th r shoulder Roman sue' and a star in tlie That any person or pt-ranus shwinsf rVmov"b"
bene volenee to this inconfiften' miV T “ I "mcmbcr- bi"d foot of !“ ' °r niemitog repairto
- - en m-reant uwhite dock rather short shin made Whoever -or' ironing waggons carriages or curt in anv oi1
fk IMA all U II It u elm A a f 1 to is AH (filial I I - - 1
not the lefsrneritorioiis becaufe he was un-111 ddiver the said iiumi tomVshiuhaVc'thVal ihbsirceUestabS
celerving of it Their reward muff be found bove rewHrd aml 1 reasonable charges paid by by any materials or occupation whatever not pc'
iii heaven for his hi (lory is all he has left Henry 1) Albert 5"““ b3 tbc by-laws shall forfeit and pjv two
This was difecovered on enquiry after ' ! Hrrion county Ky July 4'Ji 1809 tf dollars fir every offence nm half for t!-e repiir-
i"theChy’ rhere bePent fome time Lift of Letters remaining in the Poll Office tlie collector of thetn11 tato'ttotv" f
Utelv at a reputable lodging houfe under
an affumed el iraAe r— Amcr Daily Ado
o - LONDON April 37
Subftance of a treaty of Commerce be
1 7 ""v ms cAiiniic to jv ii icuviii
be paid them accordingly but they fliall John Dawfon fen
not under any pretence retain any articles
belonging to the (hip they may happen to Benjamin Elliott
have laved from fea 1 IP Natbl Ettei
During the fpace of three years from the
ted with India commodities fof the re I 1 mK °"
THE THESPIAN SOCIETY will per
nn on Satiisday Evemxc next Tlie par
1 will be mentioned in tlje bills
William Marfhall
or!Nathl Morrifon
Eunice Wingate
Caleb B Wallace
Michael Wravrr
Jonathan Wilfon
Mathew William
Jofeph Weft
Allexr Merrell
Philip Mefford
Walter W New
David Nutter
Levy Oulhen
Sami R Overton
Henry Purviqnce
James Pari 111
Naihl S Porter
Will B Price
b
Ephraim Quimbey
Stephen H Reed ‘
William Roufo
Joel Ryan
Nmian Riley
Mary Rule
Edward Reynolds
Reed St Davidfon
Alexr Smith
John Sale
Anther Scot:
W L Sonntag jr
Archd Stuart
Thomas Scott
Jahn R Sliiw
R J Turnbull
Hubbard Taylor
Will'G Taylor
Jame Trimble
David Torrence
Andrew Miller
Alex Mahan
Alex M’Vary
Ifaac M’lfaaq
Charles Maycriback aCharlrt M’Phe'ers
Efva Hamoura 8c MrRobt Humble '
Farrow
John Harris B L
Catharine Harrifon
John Herndon
Obadiah Higbee
Martin Hawkins
Thos Hooper
Martin Hughes
Philip Hartter
w Mariah Henderion
Mr Ellen Hansford Catharine Hargy
Mofes Hicka John Hufiqian
Margaret Higbee
Richard Hflftett
1 J O
Dr Sami Jactfon
James Johnlb
at Lexington oil the 30th June 1809 which llliiU 10 prosecute oRi-mlcrs
if not taken out within three months will
be fent to the General Poll Office aa Dead
Letters
A
Adfm Angus r
Jobn Jordan jr P M
Clifteu & Af Tomfon
W
James Q Well
IchibaldWood
Jofeph White
1 Barbara Waggoner
John Wilfon
Grcenberry Walker
Nace Whealer
David Wilfon
Mafon Owens
Polly H Olburn
V
-Sally Points
Anthony Pool
Garrett Perkins
Sami Patten
SL
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Robert Ruffcll
Thomas Runnels
Levi Rawlings
Rev -Col Adam Rankin
Will Ruffed 4
qnuel Ruth
S
3 Manfon Seamandt
Mrs Stovails's Suky
Geo Sullivan
a Mary Smith
Robert Sinleford
John Simms
Peyton Short 3
3 Ifaac Tomlinfon
Lucy Tinfley
John A Tarafcon
3 Jofeph Karr
L
Thoi Lincoln
John Litie
William G Luckett
George Lever
Jonathan Lyon
A P Lcvett
M
' Robert M'jJitt
Charles -Jefle Miles -
Marlh
Humphrey Mai fliall
Mofea M after fou
Robert Mayfe
William M'Clintock
John M’lver
Andrew Dinwooddee
W m Dawdun
Dulenbury
3 James Davis
N
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Hannah Branfon
James Brook
John Butler
James Breckinridge
Archibald Barr
Samuel Baker
' David Bealert
John Betty
George Berry
Fielding Br id veil
Will Boles
John Brown Efq 3
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Thomas Champion
Arthur Campbell efq
Will Clarke
Fli Cleveland a
1 Will Comitt
Martha H Carter
John Crumbaughf
Samuel Crotbee
William Clubb
Alexr Crawford
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Jolhua Fry
Sami Fccmtten
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John Miller
Juhn Melheney
Lt C Nickholat
STATE OF KENTUCKY
hHh- 'Y“odfrd eircuit set June Term 18C9
n lUiam Siiepliere complt 1
agniost I
John O'Bannon St Elia Lang fa Chanceiy '
ham defendants J
Tlie detinidant Elias Langhum not havin' en
tered nil appearance here in according to Jaw and
° court 1 and it appearing to the
atiaiiictiun ot the court that he iii not an inhabit
ant nf this commonwealth Therefore
Leonard (Jheacy motion of the complainant by his attorney itiior-
Gemiln'a f“rtr ampbe 1 V f'c saidXfendu-t alllUnneor
Gemima Cullini hereon tlie third day of our next September term
and answer tlie complainant’s bill or on failure!
! seme will be taken lor cuntesiied s ’ and it is
j M cldtrcd 1 copy of llii order be insert-
ed 111 some authorised paper (tonight weeks sue
: cessirely
(A copy) Teste
John M-Kinney jr Clk
Woodford County Set Jane 6L'v 1809"
Appraised a home taken up by Charles Buck
bay about 15 handi higli five years old tlie nea
huid foot white no braiula ixirceivable with a
bell and leather collar : appraised to 49 dollars'
Hemj Watkins jp
fituation and of every age
j They are excellently adapted ro carry off fu-
Puooi bile aad prevent morbid iccrctiont
to reliore and amend the appetite— p-cdurea f-clh
perfliimion and ihe-ehy prevent colds whch
are often of f iral confcquence— a rtnft never fails
tn remove a cold if rrken on its fi -ft apedranca
I They are celebrated for rentovinv babirual codive
jntfo— ficknefs at lhe flomach and fovere head
ache— and ought to be taken by all perfons on a
change of climate
! hey have byen found remit kabl efficacious in
j preventing and curing diforderi attendant on long
voyages and (hould be procured and carefully w
piewrved for ufe by every framan ad f
Lee’s Elixir
A tavereign remedy far Colds obstinate Cmtghe
i iL awe - "
This dlfcovery is of tlie firlt magnitude as it
affunls immediate relief checks lhe prograls a id
in a fhoi-t time entirely removes the mod cruel did
order to which children are Bible— the Elixir ia
fo perfeaiy agreeable and the dofe fo fmall that
no difficulty arifesin taking it
Lee’s Genuine Lsscnce and Extract
of Mustard
“fo ml efltfluil remedy for acute end chro
me Rlieiimarifin tout Halfv Lumbngo Numb
net White-Swelling Chilblains anil Sprains
Bruifes Paim in tlie Face and Neck Zee
Lee’s Grand Hesturative
proves by long experience to be' unequalled in the
cure of Nervous Disorders Coni umpt ions low
neft of Spirits Invard Weakneft Sec
Twenty thousand cures have been performed by
Lk-e’s Sovereign Ointment i'orthe Itch
which is warranted an infallible remedy by one ap
plication without mrreury at any other perni
' c'out ingredients being entirely a vegetable pre
paration Ague and Fever DTps
ior the cure of Agues Remittent and Intermit
tent Fever
Persian Lotion
celelested for tlie cure of Ringworms Tetters
and all Eruptions of the Skin rendering it foft
and fmooth
Lee’s Gentlin' Eve-Water
an e&Aual remedy for all difeafcs of the Eyet
J noth- clic Drops
which give iiomedaite relief
Let’s Corn Plaister
Damask Lip -Salve
llestorative Powder
for the Teeth and Gums-
The luodyne Flixir
lot the core of every kind of !!edAc-h
Indian Vefuihle SpL'jiiic
a certain and neverfjiiirg ruie for Venerix! eonu '
plaints ITie mildnrf' o -he Veg-thht Sn-cifie
is equal to its forprifing effic kj 5 its operatiju is
fo gentle that it is given ro V-neriil paiicnts in a
(lateol pregnancy with the utmcli fofcry
a Bay more about 14 hands and a half inch Inch
about 6 years old small white spots on both aides
of lu r neck has something like a brand on the near
shoulder but not togibte has black !cg sad
small star in her forehead j appraised to g 55
Hillard Collins
36th June 1809
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A FttEbH oUPPLY OF
LEK AND SON’s s
PATFN 1' Sc FAMILY MEDICINES
KECXIVID AND FOB SALK IT
SCUTT TROT I'EK & CO-
LEXINGTON
Lee’s Worm - Destroy lig Lozenges
TMs medicine it toperior rtf an ever oflered ro
the public being innocent and mild cenain and
efficacious in its operitioni should no worms ex
ift in 'he body it will without pain or griping
cleanfr the ftoinach and bowels of wha-ever is foul
or ofiYnlive aad thereby prevent tie production
of worms and many fatal di (orders
For the prevention ead cure of tiilioui ad malnant
fever t it recommended
Lee’s Aiiti Bilious Pills
Prepared by Rickard Lee St '-on Biltinmre
Perfons willing to purchufe this valuable inreii
'cine are requeued to l particular in enquiring
for LEE’t anti bilious pill' put up in wooden box
es having on che oatline wrtppcr the fignaiure of
Richard Lee and Son— this is oCLclTiry as tlieie
are pills of the lame name
Tbe operation of tlcfe pills ii perftttly mild
at to be utcd with faftty by perfons in every
miles east of Lcxin-toii
Clarke County Set
Taken up liy Hubhorel TajW living about 13
THE members of the Crartd Lodge of Ken
tucky are requested to be punctual in tlieir attend
ance at tlie Grand Annual CifiiiniuuicaUun in Lcx
ington oil Wednesday 30lli August next at tei
o’clock A M By order of the MY Wi G M
Danl Bradford GrSec’j
Lexington July 4 5809
Notice
SUPERVISOR’sOFFICE is now kept in Mai
Street next door but one to Samuel Ayres and M
directly oppokite Gen Koliert Todd’s M
Joseph Crockett Supervisor
Lexington July 1 1899
EDWARD WEST
(A copy) Teste
F BaADrouD Ja Clk P T
Grand Lodge
e duty t
Chm J
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