The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1802-10-05 00:00:00, page 4

A SHOUT STORY
jfACIv DASH in town a firft rate beau
Some time ago
for near a month had never ventur’d oilt
Twas wife 5 for Tack was poor and W
Was that he had no money in his pocket
And therefore was not quite prepar'd to meet
A friend of his who flily in the ftreet
To tap him on the ftioulderj lurk’d about
A doftor’s wife hard by :
Who mtuh delighted in his company
For Jack to pleale the ladies had the Kill
Began to think him ill
So lent her fervant Thomas to aifure him
That if by fell difeafe he was affail’d
And would but freely tell her what he ailH
She’d get fome draughts that very
would cure him
The meffage hearing thus replied young
Dafh—
Friend Tom then tell your lftiftrefs I will
thank her
As my d iforder 'a only — want of cafh
To let the drafts he — on h&r hufband’s
banker
ANECDOTE
A few days ago a failor broke a pane of
gkfsin a drop window at Roche At : being
told it came to 5s 3d Ik gave half a Suml
and as they were going for chaise he crRm
but “ Never mind ” then he broke another
and faid a no' W? are eve:x
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Last Spring and are yet for
Sale at this O See
A REVIEW
or Tur
NOTED REVIVAL IN KENTUCKY
Jy the Rev Adam Rankin
Price
By the hundred 28 qd each
Dozen 2s 6d do
Single
A RANh
PRESENTS his grateful acknowledg
ments to his Readers for the encourage
ment they have given his humble attempt
to ferve the public — requefting all ilole !
who purchafe his Books to leave tkreir
names with thofe from whom they buy
as he means to emit to them gratis au
Appendix he is now writing on another
fcibjedt — to contain about 18 pagrs
Maya 1 1802
SACRED y'O THE MUSES
GOLDSMITH’S ANIMATED
NATURE
For fale at this office
befpoke it
TROTTER 8c SCOTT
Have Juft Received from Philadelphia
d are no w opening for sale at their
Store opposite the Market House
A Large Elegant and Well Choten Af
fortment of
MERCHANDIZE
Suitable fur the prefent and approaching feafen
Consisting of
DRY GOODS
HARD WARE
CUTLERY
GROCERIES
GLASS
QUEENS 8c CHINA WARE
BAR IRON & STEEL
NAILS of every defcription
Alio a conftant iupply of the belt
of SALT from Mann's Lick — All of
which will be fold at the moft reduced
prices for Cafh — only
tf Lexington 7th May 1802
THE Subfcriber informs the public that
he having received a frefh fupply of the bell
Philadelphia BOOT-LEGS together with
fundry of the firft rate WORK-MEN is
thereby enabled to furnilh the fafhionable part
of the community with BOO 1 S or SHOES
of the firft quality at his hop oppofite Mr
Bradford’s printing office Main ftreet Lex
ington where he will thankfully receive or
ders for any article in his pmteflion For
the convenience of perfons at a diftancc'whc
may wilh him to fupply theft: with Boots See
he has here fubjoined a draft by which they
may take their own meafuves for boots and
Aides as accurately as if done byhimfdi winch
mealure being reduced to inches ami fiirefted
1 to him will be as carefully attended to as if
j the party were prefent — and any work thus
made and forwarded agreeably to order that
fliould not give fathfa&ion will if returned
uninjured be received Sc the snoney refunded
JValker Bailor & Sou
Have just received from Baltimore
a verv 'general assortment of
MERCHANDIZE
‘Consisting of
Dry Goods
C locenes
Hard yV’are
Queen’s Ware and
Glafs Ware
Which they will fell on tlieir ufual
lovternis for Cash Country Linen 8c
Linsey
N B We vant to purchase a quanti-
ty of the Coarsest kind of Tow Linen
September 2 1802
E D A
Explanation of the Plate
FOR BOOTS
A A Length of the leg from the bottom of
the heel as high as you wilh the boot to ex
tend
B B Calf meafuied round the thickeft part
B C Height of the calf
C C Heel and inftep
C D The initep
L E The ball of the foot round the large
joint of the great toe — Afcertam the exadt
length of the foot in inches
FOR BOOTEES
The fame as above excepting the length
which hould always be long enough to admit
the calf to fill up the top of the Bootee other
wife the top (being large enough to admit the
he ell will look awkward unltfs filled up by the
calf of the leg
Be particulaP in directing as to the tlick
nefs of the leather falhion lb ape See — All
which (hall be duly attended to by
N PRENTISS
Who propofes to furnilh materials for boots
Sec either cut to nieafure or in the patterns
And alfo makes and fells by retail Ladies’
Stuff Shoes at 1 Dollar a pair
A few Journeymen acquainted with
-fluff work will hud dneouragement by apply
ing as above
Fayette to wit
THIS day MargareCKifer who lives
on the road leading from Lexington to
Bryant’s ftation about two miles from
Lexington brought before me as a ftray
A SORREL HORSE
three years old about fourteen and a
half hands high neither docked nor
branded appraifed to 50 dollart by
Wm Macbeau and John Bob Givn
under my band this 26th day of Jilne
1802 JOHN BRADFORD
A copy Telle
LEVI TODD C F C
F
A
B
JOHN JORDAN Jun id Co
Have just received and are now opening
a large and well chosen assortment oj
MERCHANDIZE
Consisting of the following articles
viz
Superfine Fine & Common Cloths
Caflimers
Swanfdowns
Striped and plain Coatings
Rofe and ftriped Blankets
FancV and Conllitution Cords
Velvets and Thickfetts
Cambists
Wildbores
Moreens Jones’s and Durants
Callimancoes
Bombazeens and Bombazetts
Checks and Cotton Stripes
Jeans and Euftians
Bogltpores
Plain Clouded and Striped Nankeens
Ginghams
Dimities
Merfailles Veiling
Mantuas Luteftrings Taffeties Sen
chews Sattnfs and Pelongs
Perlians
Chintzes and Calhcoes
Cambricks
Cambric k Jatconet Lappet and Book
Muhins
Do do do do Tambored do
Jacconet and Book Muflin Plandkerchlefs
Do Bordered Shawls
Bandanna India Pullicat Romall K Bar
celona Handkerchiefs
Silk Shawls
Cotton do
Cotto’ womall Handkerchiefs
Linen & Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs
Coarfe Muflins
Silk and Cotton Hofe
Ribbandsk
Gloves
Laces and Edgings
Sewing Silk Thread and Tape
Turkey Red
Groceries
Stationary
Hardware
Cutlery and Saddlery
Queens and Glafs wares
6d 8d iod and 20d Nails and Brads
Catlings
Ale of which they are determined to
fell at the moll reduced prices for Cash
Country Linen or Hemp
N B Thofe indebted to JOHN JOR
DAN Jun t? Co or JOHN JORDAN
Jun either by bond note or book ac
count are requefled to come and pay oft
the fame as ’tis not reafcmable furthei
indulgence fhould be given
July id i3o2
JOSHUA A NEGRO MAN
ABOUT twenty-one years of age a
bout five feet nine inches high (lender
built and lik-iy formerly the property
of Mrs Gift in Clarke county broke Lex
ington jail on the 16th July with Ro
bin advertifed by Mr Graves and are
now fuppofed to be in company Whoe
ver will deliver the faid negro at Mr
Leavy’s (lore in Lexington fliall have
TEN DOLLARS REWARD and all
reafonabie charges paid by the fujucriber
living near Lexington
BENJAMIN MOORE
Auguft nth 1 8c 2 "Qstf
NOTICE
AVING removed my family to a farm ia he
neighborhood ot Lexington and intending (till
to do iny bufmefs in town 1 think it neeeffary to
inform my clients that except during the feflionsoj
the Court of Appeals General Court and Circuit
Court of the United States for Kentucky and the
Territories North -Weft of the Ohio I (hall attend
at niv office in Lexington every day from nine
o’clock in the morning until one in the afternoon
at which timea'bd place all wito have bufmefs with
me muft attend X X
J Hughes
Lexington September nth ilihl --
-August Fayette County
Quarter Session Court 1802
Jefie Beauchamp Complainant
vs IN CHANCERY
Ifaac Baker Defendant J )
The defendant not having entered his
appearance herein agreeable to law and the rules of
this court and it appearing to tlieir fatisfariion that
he is no inhabitant of this commonwealth — On the
motion of the complainant by hiscounfel It is or
dered that the faid defendant do appear on the firft
day of our next November (Quarter Seffion Court
and anfwer the complainant’s bill or the lame will
be taken for confeifed — That a copy of this order
be publilhed in fome Kentucky Gazette according
to law another polled at the door of the court
houfe in this county and a third at the door
of the Prefbyferian meeting houfe in the town of
Lexington fome Sunday immediately after Divine
Service
A copy Telle
Levi Todd C F C
ROUND TEXT COPIES
with
INSTRUCTIONS FOR WRITING
Engraved by David Humphreys
May be lAlat this Office
gift 23
Wanted
AN APPRENTICE
T9 THE PRINTING BUSINESS
Apply to the Printer hereof
LANDS in KENTUCKY
To be Sold by Public Sale in tie Non tine
Lojjee-Rcom New -York on the 2 d day
of December next at 12 o'clock noon
Eleven Thoufaiui Acres of LAND in
one oi inoie lots laying in the county
of F aye1 te ftate of Kentucky about 30
:i!-i from Lexington and Frankfort 20
jh i Ruth eaft of the Ohio river and ad
jacent to the public road between the
two Miaina Rivers andfcveral fifing fet
Cements The foil generally good well
watered and timber of various defefip
tionN There laftds within fifteen miles of
Main Licking and Kentucky livers both'
navigable ivyo or three hundred miles a
bove the extremityof the lands
ALSO
To be fold at the fame time rnd place
lis the above a r ether TRACE of
LAND of nine ihotifand acres in one or
more lots in the county of Fayette ftate
of Kentucky nearly the fame difiaree
from Lexington Frankfort and the Ohio
river us the foregoing tiicl and lay
between the former v itLin Licking
river diftant only a few' miles from tho
latter
The foil is in general good well wa
tered and timber of different kinds and
as the former trail in the neighborhood
of the fettled parts of Kentucky and op
polite a Jet fey fettlement
The Grants by Edmund Randolph efq
in 1787 and 1788 and the title deeds arc
clear and indilputabie
As thefe lands are to be difpofed of
for behoof of creditors they will be po
fitively fold to the hightft bidder for ap
proved notes at two and three months
Capt Fowler or Mr James Mafterfon
of Lexington Mr George Brook clerk
of Woodford county or Maj John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the lands
And for further information and an accu
rate plan of the lands apply to John
Wilkes Charles Wilkes or Lewis Si
mond efqs New-York or to Mr Brown
Dumfries Virginia
tf July 1802
PETER PAUL & SON
STONE CUTTERS
From LONDON
Now living on the Woqdford road Lex-
ington
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
and the public at large that thev carry
an the STONE CUTTING bufinefs in
all its various branches fuch as
TOMBS
GRAVE STONES of all forts
Polifhed MARBLE CHIMNEY
PIECES and
FREESTONE ditto
SAFES to preferve Papers Mo-
ney 8tc from being deftroyed in cafe of
Fire f9tf
JAMES MACCOUN
Has juft received from Philadelphia a large and
well choten affortinent ot
MERCHANDIZE
Of the latest importations from Europe
AND now opening at his Store on Main ilreet
nearly oppofite the Market houfe which will
be fold at the LOWEST PRICES for CASH
Alfo from his
Nail Manufactory CS
A conftant fupply of Cut and Hammered
NAILS of the belt quality
Lexington January 18" i8o(
FOR SALE
rHE Property lately occupied in this town by
mi Arthur Thompfon and at prefent by
Mr Dellum confiding of Two New TwoLtorK
FRAME HOUSES
Neatly finifhej large and convenient Cellars a
large frame Stable ainl Kitchen good Smoke Houfe
and Three Lots belonging to the above premifes
Alfo two hundred acres of GOOD QpALI ri£D
LAND lying on the head of Salt River about fe
ven miles from this town the title clear of every
kind of difpute the Land is well watered but en
tirely unimproved A liberal credit wjll be given
for the payment and the whole amount will be re
ceived in Produce The terms will be made known
by application to MefTrs Cochrane StThuriby ner
chants of Philadelphia or the fubferiber in Dan
viile
J BIItNEY
Danville 9th February 1801 diJJ
ALL PERSONS
Indebted to the fubferiber either by
bond note or book account are requef
ted to come forward by the ill day of
Odloher next and make payment no
further indulgence will be given
JNO M BOGGS
Lexington Sept 6th 1802
SUGAR id COFFEE
A Quantity of the firft Quality
SUGAR id COFFEE
For Sale on very moderate terras by the
Barrel
Juo A SEITZ
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