The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1793-06-15 00:00:00, page 4

A STRING or BLESSINGS
i
BLEST be the man
Whoe’er that man may be
Who helps a nation
Smuggling to be free !
Bieft is the man
Who pluck the foul’ dirguife
Ft cm fiepter’d tyrant —
Opens people’ eye !
The fit ft of blelliing
Light upon his head
' Who light the road
Li b which man man milled F
Bieft be the truth
‘Wherever it appear
Tho’ Tyrant tremble !
And tho’ Nobles fear I
Bieft be the man
Not anxious for his (lore
Who does bis duty
Both to rich and poor I
And tenfold bleffirgs 9
Warm rhe Pairin' heart
Where truth and honor
Act the manly part 1
4 Whofe foul expanfive
- As the world’s wide fpaa
Feels for its fellows—
Heaven-copied man !
Who would not plunder
Juft to raife his fame
And fink the Humcn
For a Defpot’s name !
Who would not give
A tyrant rod to Kings
Nor “build a ihfone
“ Upon the wreck of things"
BE LET
Th Store formerly occupied by
fETRR JANUART &
so:
Aim MOStLATFLT IT
IRiVl A' 13 BRTSON
Fur re-ms a' ply ta the fubferlbers
at ihet: S ore the cjilci of Main end
Uppe S’:ees
PETER JANUARY Just &Co
Who wtihes KchI’ ' lnqoIl!
tity of Furrs o 11 kinds BC
ter Clieefe and Sugar or
fcigheft price will be given
' KIEL SPENCER :
- ' ' CniMT & CBita-MiiKA
3g— ftt-vfci‘- jaC
v Sacked to the Muses v
T -r — i
in- each year : An office of infpeAion
will be open in I oing'on (cr thsc
purpo e Thofe who have not let-
- lied the tax for (he tail year are
lequcfted to be prepared to do It on
or before the fifteenth of day of Ju
ly ncx' as no potEb'e indulgence can
be given ti er that da'e
THOMAS CAR NEAL
Ce’leSor of Revenue
rj " AXEXupby‘thifiiifcriltr living
a 3 mill1 frm Miller’e mill on
Jlinkfion’tfirk of Licking a brindled
Heifer 3 years eld has a whits fact WANTED IMMEA1ATELY
and fame -mitt under ker belly the hind 'f By-the fuMicnber
VV7ANTED an apprentice to the-’
TTFEREBY inf one h Public'that y Copper-Smith’s bufinefs A
‘J'l he his taken a (hop in a houfe Sflad of about tAyears of age- under
-of Mr Hufton’s in Mulberry Street v good charafler will betaken
S'om h Eaft of the Coui i-houfe in Lex
infton where he intends to carry
on the Cabinet and Ckaft making bu
finefs jn i s feveral’ branches
Said Sfesccb wants to purchafij
Cherry tree and Black Walnut plank
and Scantling fuitable for Cabinet and
Chair woik for which he will give
a generous price in Caih
JL-gfugrrm AfV2Q-' I70V '
ri 'Htt D-ftilreis in bayeue Coun
1 ty are requiftjd to take notice
that the law iequr$s entries to
msde of a!l Stills between the
gents in this fate attend at
Lexington on Monday the Sih
of July entiling- to conrult on
meafures' to b: taken relative
"be 4h)° PaTent exc'c on
nigaB 0I lafiNTpirits the fate
day of May and the fiift day of Ju!yyThercafons wl'J this meeting
legs and part of her tail white marked
With a f wallow fork in tho left tar and
a trap and under bit in the right ap
proifed te-£i 10
Ham Yc-ung
May 9
MlimR Hjjju if Ci
At tbeir Store in lit bsufe lately oc
cupied by Mr Cornshus B tatty
boot far felt a largt uni txtellmt
effartment sf
DRY GOODS
Amour which are
i
A BEAUTIFUL coHeflicn of La-‘
dies Hi's white black brown
blue pink and Seagrcen which they
will difpofe of on the mod ’eafona
ble terms for Cufli Whifkjj Bacon
and Sugar
They havd alfo a large quantity
of affmed Nails 4ft SJ 83- 10J
6d & aod —-Hollow and window
(ilafs 7 by 9 8 by iq & jo by 12 —
A large quantity of cift and bar iron
offupeior quality-: And a finall quan
tity of genuine and excellent Madei
ra Wine
AS there has been many trefpalfes
committed on the lands held by
the heiis of mr Angus M Daniel
laying on the waters of South blkhorn
fjch as falling rateable timber getting
bak for tanning dsftrcying a number
(ugsr trees &c This is to caution
them in future Who may attempt the
like that they may expeft to be dealt
with as the law will dneft
Benjamin S CoX
April id
V7 TIERS AS I have f ur chafed a
nr1
XV era m named GEORGE tJ
gra m named GKU-KGK that
war the peayeri y of Alexander Roland
that has net teen delivered t a mt f
wilt fey any ptrfen their demand that
veiil diliver me aid negro "at put him
in fmt jail fa that I get Mm He it
near ferty years old fix feet high and
will pafs far a free man and perhaps
k ay have a pfe
Hugh Megary
Mercer County- 24 w'
A Mafen County a mail bay korfi the
Mlefteye out thi- teen hands high fif-
fCteen er fixteen years aid appreijed l
'r
Y2-15
Miles W Qonway-
t
charafler will be taken
Charles White copper-
-
TT is-requdted that all'ahe di(v
tillers or their refpiftivc a-
wifhed for is that there may be
a coalition of that clafs of -etti"
zens (and (fauld they be happy
enough to unite in fenument)
it is thought that fome meafure
may b adopted to-prevail with
Congrefs at thc?r next fellLin
to make fome favorable altera-
A1 Hand that under (Units thifieia
drcfiipg bufinefs
GEORGE HYTIE
Who hat for fale white Leather for
Saddleri
tRAIG PARKERS If CeV
PAPER MANUFACTORY
wf S now actually malting papery
1 L and we make no doubt but
tbs: in the courfe of this fpring
aA we fail! be able to furnifh this
ft Rate in ali hinds of paper pro
vided we can get a fufficient
fupply of rags nor have we a- 1
ny reafon to fear from the fuc
cefs we have already had in col
lecting rags but that we fliall be
plentifully ftipplied provided
the good pecple of this fate cart
be prevailed on to fave them
and as the profecudon of this
bufinefs depends entirely on
that article we earneftly hope
that the importance of the ms
nufiftory to1 the fate at large
is a fuffi-ient argument to the
individuals to fave their rags
C&aic Paieus & Co
March 29 1793
TEN DOLLARS REWARD'
11 UN away from the fubferi
011 Tuefday the twenty-fifft
of this inft a black Negro man
a the name of Jack- about twen-'
My-(even years old about five
2 feet feven inches high he has a
f fn0 fquint widi his eyes he
has a pert lively look fpeaks'
freely he is a lively active fel
low wylks brflc and is pretty
impudent had on when he went1
away an old tow linen (hirt and
trowfes ard yellow coloured
linfey hunting (liirt a wool hat
about half worn- — whofdcver
will apprehend the faid negro
and bring him1 to me (hall re
ceive the above reward and- all
reafonable charges paid by me-
Charles Wickliff
Living oft the waters of Cart
rights cretl in Waflyington
county- May 25 12W
JUST RECEIVED
And now opening at the fob
feribsis (lore in Lexington at
m r
the corner of high and crow
0
flreets a good' aflortmeflt of
M E R C II ANDI'S Ei-
VTHicH he- will fell on the
lowed terms for cativto-
bacco rye corn Fork beef
- butter checfe and furr of all
hinds
All thofe’ indebted to the
fubferiber are requeued tc
make Immediate pavnieng as
they need expedt no futthep in
dulgence tf Chriftcpher Kifer
TAKEN up by the fubferiber living
in Mercer county near Danville a
brown Mere and laflfp'ing’s Celt the
Mare about ao years eld no brand per
Zateivablr about 1 4 hands high afiar in
!fher ferthead and both hind feet white
I ' Tone addle Spots apptare tt have had
"the fijlula both appraifed to I 4 10
mi’am W Dowell
A few copies of the
ACTS
Of the laft fcfllon of A ffembly fer
fide at this Oiuce
CLEAN LINEN ’
RAGS
Will be taken at t!ic George
VTown drelT--ng "Fulling mill for
Cloth bv
CRAIG & LOGAN
TP HE fubferlbert inform their friends
1 and the public that they hart d
FULLING MILL an South Elkharn
near John Parker’s Grift mill where
fulling and dying ltUjt carried on in
its various branekt ‘"faej have aplenty
if water at piefent andyxpeS wilt h tve
all fummsr without it jb-suld pova un
commonly dry ' They receive doth sft
fb alter Taylor’s tavrmiq Lprliigton ai
she figti of Gea tVeftington on the fife
daypf every Fayrtie cruft and at Captain
Sharp's' at IVotdford Court houfe en ths
fife day of that Court and will retntn '
it the Court follovlnr Thofe CmlV
men who will favor them with their tuf
t’om Jlall have their work dene in ths’
lie ateft and btft manner-
If ate tVare and
Michael Welch
N B They have employed Major
Cox’ Gib to carry on the bufinefs tt
fR WIN & BRYSON
At the-r STORE in Lexintsn
WILL purchate ail the clean
good MEM P that may he
I brought to them 7 hey will alfo
i give a generous price for good fac
'Cattle su Cadi and Mt-rchatidife
1 Hereby forwarn ail per Ton fiom ta
kir an sflignment on two bond
given-by me 10 Peier Droulie: ore
for upwards of Forty pounds payable
fh Novcfflbtr 1794'- the other for a
bouc Fouriehn pounds payable in No
vember f 733 (he two bonds amount
in (be whole to 60 as I am dercrmm
ed not to pay them' until 1 obmin a
light to a- trail of land I purchased of
fkid Droulicr and for which the above
bunds were given
HENRY CONRAD
June 3 1733 3W!
Aj he fubfjribers intend quirtingf
their prefent line of bufiiicfs will
fell the balance of rheis goods cither
bv wholcfale or retail at the nioft re
duced pi ices in order to enable then
to dofe their accompts they requsil
all thofe indebted to them by bond
note or book accompt 10 let tie rhens
between the date hereof and the fiift
of Aueuft nexr as their bufirefs wifi
not adinr rf further delay
ALEX & J AS PARKER
June 4 1793- t
I Have lately removed from Virg!nld
and feuled in ihia place wheie I
propofe to reftiitie the praflice ot th®
la v I mian to artend rhe Court of
Aorealt the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner and County Couit of Fiyene
Should however mv feryices b
siktd for in caufes at iffue in any o
ther of the Courts I sib willing t
render them
(7I1N BRECKENRICG2
Lsxirg’or My 6
Scotch shd Rappee S MU FFi
Made and fold by
EDMUND P U R S EL Ly
At his Snui F-Mill in EairtTs
7c tun Ntljsn County
WHERE gentlemen fiore-
keepers end ethers may ft a
be (upplied by the Isrg? cr fmall
quantity on lower te:ma ibaffat
Philadelphia or Baltimore pack-
cd in kegs bladder's or papers r
of pound half pound 18 J and
§il paers
Clean linen Rags will he taken iri
payment for fnuft at the nvlL
SaiJ Snuff to be had alfo by
be quantity at Mr John Moylan’sf
S tore in Lexington
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