Kentucky gazette — [Lexington, Ky.], 1809-05-09 00:00:00, page 1

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“ store lionar or Maj' Alexander Pailur p
jlf court linurr a law aasortme-t of
5 MLRCHAN DIZF'
w which "thfev arc aii-poord o ktll on reasonable
terms ’cish glv-n f ir rEMP-
Lx-ngton-February 1S09'
I WANT tc t mnioy a Miller who
fimdrriitaitdi Merchant and Country work and also
Alcan manage a saw will occasionally To such a
f V — who can com well 1 room incited gixd sages
w vi be given and constant eni'ki)yat my mills on
Boon’ Creek Fsj et c caunj
t Jeremiah Rogers
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young Ncgr)
monilis toe purchaser giving bond v-ith appro
ved security at the dwelling liuuc of Elijah Nutta!'
deeerscd Fayettcconuly near tlie Reintblicsn meet
ing house "
Mary Rut tall Ex 9
6175 ' 7 bos Nuttall Ex'r
’ ' Ten Dpllars ilevvard -
2' WILL begiren fur apprehending and bri
to me Jacob M'Cliin an apprentice to the Biack
smith business who left my employ in July last
He is about T6 jests of sg6 dark complexion and
dark rj-ea— he is very fond pf plat ing on the fife-
Jacob Kizcr
Fayette county 37th April 1809 3wY
A Mule Strayed'
FROM my farm in the mon'li of Ortober last—
' eneor two Johns hare hern taken off tlie tail anil
! i!k branded-on the near shoulder Hr but the hmnd
Jtply'hanlly be perceptible It may prohablv ht
range of from ten to tweniv inilre from
V- Lexington aud it perhapa the only stray mule in
‘ that distance Any person wlia will lend it home
or rive iufurmation where it la to be had shall '
well rewarded
' Robert Barr
Locust-Grove near Lexington
’ April 33d 1809
This mule will be 3 or 3 years old this spring
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Pohtlelbwait’BTavcm
Lhcvigton Ki on Main ctreet corner of LimScetom
a street (ateh occudcJ by Mr J iVilton
J POSTLKTH WAIT lias returned to his old
v ataad where every exertion shall be used to ae
comodate tlioxe wlm pLiaseto callonliim '
Jcuuorj ao 1809
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JOSEPH HAMILTON O AVEIi Atorney
74 eill return tot practice — He reside iir Lcxiog-
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(O' THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE ia piilt
fr "bbcd weekfyj at Two Dollam per annum pai
wrt Advance i or Tsaea Dollaxi ttf behind
the expiration of the year v'
' AH tetters addressed to tlie Editormust be
I poatpaid otherwiae they will not be attended to j
salt-tetre
highest price givcq in Caah for Salt-Petit by
Cbarlct Wilkinf
Lexington 3rd April iSOO 1 "
' J-' ton 1 All letter to him must be
' Feby ijih iSop
I WILL pi vc t!ie highest price in
cash for SALT-PETRE dcfivcied in this placet
er at the store of Wiilicm Miller in Glaig iw
’ Robert Miller
09 Lexington Jan 30lh 1809 t
Just raxu'fd and iir s-a: Si iis onice
' Price— 87 1-3 cents
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A few copies ‘of die Li Hi of the late
KLVEHEND 'JOHN GANDj "
Written chh-Qy b lmsflf
‘Those who wish to purchase would do wdl to
apply ’nim'd' i'cl' '
C-uw
E y t ARFIEL D 1is ju'st k-ci ivrd some genuine
matter of tlie Uow i'ox upd will iniiocuhto every
dav at his limp froii 8 to 9 it) the morning
’Lexington April 4'li 1Si-9 4t
WAN i l JJ tun or t!irtt lit vs
as Apprentices to the Gnttoo 6JineIV from twelve
to fiitten years of age Enqure at the Cotton
FaAorybf J
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John Jones
Water-itreet Lexington
-Foi S!e
THE PLACE wherorn I now live of 20 5 a
ere on David’s fork ul‘ ilikborn in Fayette com
ty fine waK— slid well inpiOicd For tuithe:
particulars apply to de (uluci-iher int!e pn-niisea
Jbbn Rogers
THE tussigrues of John Jotdjn
-jun hereby call upon ell persons imkhied to him
nictiirr upon arcount note ir otimrwise to sett1
die same Those who haic Hiiiins on li'tn are rs
qiesUd to bring 'hem forward hat diet etiav b
liquidated or adjunct!! Mr Wliium Machem '
authorised to art as agent fur the asiigncre
Ry order of the assijyiees
Lexington Keptrmhef 1° 13'18'
To be sold to the highest bidder rin
Wednesday tlie 7lh day' of June Three likd
voungr Kern men and t vo GirD or a credit ut rim'
DOCTOR JOSEPH BUCHANAN wiU prac
tice Physic in Lexington and firs vicinity— He
keep! bis Ihop Where Mr Pope forlberly kept his
office j ' ’
- DOCTOR JOSEPH BOSWELL hssremoied
o Lexington and will Practice Medicine in all its
sf inches ' He lives' in the tew brick boose on
Slain street next door to Benjamin Stout
tf May 16th 1808
' CASH given Tor II EMP by
Fibber W Sutton
Wlio wih to hire 16 Nxcao Boys from 13 to
16 years old for a term of years
tf- LexlngtonSd Feb 1808
To be So!d or Reiltcd -
A NEW and n-y convenient two story Brirk
House on Main-Street! next door to the Rev
Adam Rankin For nprticulars apply to tlie sub
scriber mjJT
‘'’tf - - E Sharp'
ntract fur one-thnus and bushels
Wanted to
Slone Co-ls -
delivered at tills ph re— Apply to
t : Cutbbert Bankt
Lexington Nov 8 i IoIm
Halt 3: iaoii T ?artt
WANT to purchase Ten Thousand Gallon of
Whthe id from Four to Five Hundred HgtheaJs
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Tobacco
March 13th 1809
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-BY DANIEL BRADFORD PRINTER
TUESDAY MAY 9 Ib09-
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One pf those muchines is now in operation on’
Maddox FishiyS fiinu mar this place and i
found adnurubly to answer the Purpose fcr which
bly to answer the purpose Jor which '
it waa intended -
A machine with two breaks is worked by one
it One of the great advantages of this machine is
that it Can be attended by womfen or boys instead
of men and that a woman or hoy can clean double
the quantity of hemp or flax ‘whichthcmnst able
bodied man could do in the same time with a com
mon hand-break t
A farther account of tlie machine is deemed un-
01 i
“g ft fc theDMclv
Individual rights st twenty dollars
whole counties may be procured by appl
cillicr of the subscribers '
Maddox Fisher
HA VING been ealled Upon to state our oplni-j
ont of a machine for breaking hemp and flsx which I
wc saw in operation on Mr Maddux Fisher’a firm j
we hesitate not to declare tliat we vie wit a an im-
portant acquisition to our state and therefore re-
commend it to die attention of every farmer who
miluvata either hemp or flax Tlie construction
bf the machine is simple aiul doea not appear kkclv
tp get out cf order tvsippniiumffilin
tiuchinea having two breaks and mured with ease j
hv one horse might be built for about 30 or 40S-J
VVrJiavonohesitiitioninstatiiigdi-ttheiiipmaybe
rith die lame 1
broken in much greater quantities With
labour and with esse to die hands employed- and
that much delay revere labour and considerable
ctpeiue plight be saved to hemp raisers by the
erection of these machines - -
T T Barr
’ Li JTm W Worthy
C Cork m
' Butfirod Boewell
- - ' Hubert S’ Barr
Lexington Aprilfth 180°
" Si rated orsuutif cn die 4di of July
last from- Andrew Iiarliski’s nine miles from
Danville upon the -road leailirg to Bainlstuwn a
MAIDS six cr seven years old near
lamU three itichre high ha a Liig
all white spot-011 lifr rigin buttock and
nan in Jessamine county on the an) of liilv fan'
-glitUAY MARE firenrsixyearsnkf about nt -
fif-
-cn haiul high one fiiot who sndbreniled Br -
ui her near shoulder Whoever will deliver both
Sreithernttliem tomci£3airdnlown Dennis Bra-
hear in Dairiille or T & RBarr in Lexington
r will give information whore one orbotlikre
be hadp shall receive a HberuT rewanl from
Walter Brdsbear
‘ Bsinhtown 'August 1808
THfc LOTTlKY
aFor the improvement cf the upper end of
IWi-Strert will commence drawing on the
ill Monday in May pext A few Ticket!
rk yet unfold and may be had at the office
Kentucky Gaxette
nrhe
As m
no money will be Wanting until the
r are dug kny perfon purchafmg one
I r niaa-1
I'irkrt lhall Jiave a credit of 3 daps from the
1 onclulion of the drawing by giving a nego
tiable note with a go6d endorier
The sitiaenl of Lexiugtion have witnefled!?
he great improvements madeouthe Streets
by Lotteries and ’ when they recoiled
how touch the upper end of Main-Street - re-
quires iinplar improvement it ia confidently
hoped that the accoinplilhment of that objrQ
exdufive of the flattering profpeA of gain
will be aq inducement fufficicnt to enfure the
fair of the remaining Tickets
r ' ' goods
which'lie will tell upon Uie most moderate terms
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Satisfactory 'compensation Will be given to those
who will return her by v
Vi JameZBl’ January
Lexington 15th April 18091 - m i
v A Pasture lot Cattle" -
the estate of Tliomas Jlnylc with the mill
m running tlirougli it i tli? entrance is at a
a little' above Mr Macnitt’sv iWconditione
are Four Dollar for every Horse '-ifnaid tip first
f August’ or Kve in December Threw for eve
y Cow or Four in December 7
May lie had at the Mill a quantity 6f very good
LIME'- 1 ' “’Apr! 18 i8u9
New' and Fashionable Miliinery '
'Mas LYDIA LUCAS Milliner from Balti
nahreu reaiecttuUy infomrs the ladies of Lexington
u2$Lltl vcu'y m-ilh tlie country in general that
taken the shop next door to the post
ire 1 where she will open a handsofhe assortment
MILL1NFBX on Friday 14h instant and
lute she wiU continue the MILLINERY and or retail
ifANTUA MAKING business in the newest'
bsliinns She ia at present supplied with tlie j
riahesl goods and newest fashions in her line 1 and '
hopes to mirit a share of tlie public’s patronage-
Lexingioo ioh April 'flop ’ if
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FAIR top double back
strap Boots
Single back strap do
Cossack Boots
Three quarter do
Philadelphia " Morocco
aplangted Slippers
Pluindo
Ladies’ Neiscn do
Girls’ do do 1
Spangled kid Slippei
Ladies’ plain do
Strayed or Stolen " Sufl'cron!-
FRQM my pasture lot within the bounds of Womens’ leVtiier
diC’wn of Lhxington a SORREL MAKE aboutT"' prs
(iQfWi handy and a half high fiwer six years old 1 Miss’s Nrlson
Wfa narrow ytripe down lie ! face 1 no other Giria morocco Jefferson
rk reeollccu-d as I owned her but a lew days Lkdies’ Morocco do
with heels '
v Charles Biddle jun
Noi 14 South Front-street Philadelphia
' A hai roai sal "
SEVENTY -FIVE PACKAGES :
CALICOES CHINTZES
besides tprj large end handsome aaaortment of
- British and India
Machine-'-THE Patent Hemp Cr Flax breaking
si'iacribers have purchased the rightfir — 1
he athie of Kentucky of Tiiomas Colionn'i Potent will ha
Stray -d or Stolen from the farm of
NorbaiB Beall near Louifville a BROWN BAY
five years eld lad foring about fifteen
bd-TAh with a finall whit in her forehead
armed crooked in ter hock joints re
markable fmall delicate legs not branded-' Who
aver will deliver' the abovffmnre to Richard A'
Manpin of Jefierfoo or H Breckinridge Lcxing
ton foall bo handfomcly rewarded - -
- Nov 26 180S
bscriber owing to -a contrift he'
rter Clay and Harrifon Monday
'or file at the mouth cf Tate’s
Cnrekwthe-yurfc of thenter and fprifiK
a number of Boats of every defeription
The boats built by Monday are known to
he of a funerinr nualitw they will be fold
be of a fuperior
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at the ulual price and where ft will be more
rment pill
ing him fufiicieni time to difpofl! of hi cargo
Tbomas Hart
Nov ay 1808-
- BLANK BOOKS '
WITH ISON SPSING BACKS' 0
1 THE subscriber intends to continue to carry on
die BOOK BINDING and STATIONERY mail I
fir ‘ William Essex
1 LexiilpS'llb Ptcllth 1808- ''
rf Merchants and othen wild buv to seU again
can be supplied wholesale with all' kinds of die
beat WRITING PAPER and BLANK BOOKS
on very liberal forma'- Orders from any part of
the western country mill he gratefully received
and punctually executed ' - 7 y ’
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WARFIED has removed hia Apothecary 1
a house in die range of new "brick build
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'ntiiydi southeast side of tlie court house
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Sir kbore tbs corner house lately occii
kff JbhqJordao He has now on hand
P'r
A srrge quantity of CENClRE 'MEDICINE
! which lie win sdl cheap '(£? Practitioner of
Midicine Can be supplied on terms more advan
- tigemis than they pould at any of the shops in tlie
Eastern states - "
(O' Surge and tnetrumente of ad kinds and a
complete assortment of Patent MeJtciitee
Lexington Sept 19 1808
Maccoun
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Htyi for sale st the Siort reduced prices by
wholesale on retail an extensive assortment of
MERCHANDIZE which they are now opening
suitable for die spring and summer season which
jr 8a titty
Wine A fifty boxes of best Span
iaieas usual
supplied from tlieir nail mannfactniy
with a general assortment of Cut and
' " “ ' Wrought
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Lexington April 25lh 1809
A REQUEST
VlNGpnrehafed the Library of the
late Col George Nieholat and being antho
rifed to receive all bnoks that have been loan-
d 00t 0f jt—I will thank thofe perfon
have borrowed any of them to return
then) to me in I-exington or inform me
where they can be had
William T Barry
December 17th -1807
George Sullivan ' '
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SILVER-SMITH & JEWELLER
AS lately taken the house- opposite the Lex
Bank wherein the Reporter office
1 ingtl? Brl Rn
it next door to the Kentucky Ga
? formerly
intends to carry on his business in
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its various branches ‘ His work shall be neatly
executed and sold on good term
Lexington April 25
rr The highest price in Cash given for OLD
SILVER
ffT ROBERT MACNITT i propose Fastur
Horses and Horned Cattle hy the season which 1
ehnfmence the first of my and expire thefint J
fretnber on the following terms: Horan
Dollars— throe to be paid in advance Horn-
Five Dollars— 1 wo to be paid in advance
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Philadelphia Morocco
' GROCERIES
- Mndeith Port and Sherry Wines
- Fourth proof Jamaica Spirits
’ Fourth proof French Brandy
Fourth proof HollondGiu
Cherry Bounce -
' Old Whiskey B
"i -1 Ititpetiol Young Htson and Hysen Teas flier in hlobd to the famous' horse Diomede f
s Chdiec and Chocolate whose stock is so highly esteemed in Virginia h
Loaf and lump Sugar r ia a fact well known to a number of gentlemen in tliia
Liquorice Ball state how fiesihm the late CoL John Hoomes of
Nutnirgx - Cinnamon ' Cloves Allspice the Rowling Green Virginia was to obUin this
Ginger and Pepper - horse and never coukleiiect it until afrerthe death
Maddar Coperas Indigo and ABunt ' of Lite latex Duke of Bedford who owned him hi
Snisli Segars Tobacco I England'
Ahnouda box and kug Raisins ' DRAGON is a sure foal getter hnd all irfontia-
Rie 0 tion (foncur'in proving the col ta dropped from him
Salmon Codfish Mackarel Scotch and to be npre promising than any ever seen in Ame
pickleA IletTinga and Ojsteta - rica! A nuniberef his colts may be seen at the
"Which I intend selling Ipw for cash wholesale stead during the peason '
J: i 'John w hunt'
' ' ' William Ross f Lexington March J36th 1809
Lex-rgton ’April IS 1803 ! DRAGON waa unqiiesfionabiy tlic bcit runner
- — -of his day— lie wou and received forfeit twp and
twanty times before he ended his fifth j ear and in
Boats for SaleT ' ‘ - most cases for tlie higliest prizes in England i
his ki
Tattle
IMiuJerltff each at the expiration of the se
The pasture ia of the b-t quality conveni
ently divided bv fence with plenty of water and
Sea at eol PoUcrson's Stone quarry
3 Lexington April 25
WILLIAM ROSS’s
Shoe ‘and Grocery Store
Fext doer to Mr yds JCmr and nearly oppetite
lAr Market Abuse Lexington inhere he hoc put
recthed front Philadelphia a large & elegant as
sortment of BOOTS and SHOES 1 ' which for
heatneu of Jigure and Jineneee of vnrirmanwp
are equal to any brdt to thi Weetefn country —
AMONGST THEM ASX
slippers of every coL
" our and sise
Gentlemens’ fine leather
lined Shoe
Mens’ cbmmun Shoes
Boys’ da
Mens’ coarse da
Meps’ patent dp
Lcatlirr Mailison do
Boot Girling
-Heel Boot Curd
Ball ' ' '
Blacking Ball and Shoe
Brushes
Russia Bristles
Shoe Binding
Shoe Strings
Bool and Shoe Tasseli' provided
Morocco aqd kid Skins I No expense has been spared to provide the best
of different colours & psstilrage and separate lots have been fenced tor
Hatters’ Bow Strinin i tlie aceommodation of mares sent to the horse
J which will be free of all charges and they will be
grain fed if required upon moderate terms Ev-
J ery attention will be paid to mares blit cannot
j be accountable for accidents or escapes
DRAGON is adarkchesnut handsomely mrrfc-
notes (ordO dollars tlie season payable the first day
of January next will be expected w' '
Any gcntkinon who puts his mare-1
and (Tie dops not prove to have been in foal shall
have theprevilege of putting her next season gra
tis provided site -remains his properly
inrtl8 tliis number Was the Whip (which is known
ntah'
hy tlie Englili Jockey Club) and 200 gii
fa
mous match against Chfilen four miles cartying
fife— '"1 tons Ihsl nnon eac h in which he'
was
rode tythe Luce of Bedford and Chfilen by
Sir
John Lade
Although Dragon waa permitted to go to a lew
the Duke of Bedford who owned him never re
uiafaed him as a parade horse and tlie number
iis get which were dropped beforo tlie end of
the year 1799 only amounts to thirty-three— Mie iff
there died yoifog one Was rent to America and
several were iwjer trained efeven -winners appeal
however in EAghoid from auch aa hare been train
ed of tliia little stock besides that one mentioned
to hare been rent triAmerica which in the hands
Briggs
pitality Lord Milsmglon’s Fisherman mr Coaier’a
oh Fily Sir F Pool’s bay Filley and mr Fau
n's eli Filley all by Dragon have also proven
inner from one to three times in a year
v W HAMPTON
Woodlands 20th Feb 1895
’DRAGON was got by Woodpecker (one of
the best sons of King Herod his dam Jui)o (who
is also tlie dam of Young Eclipse and full sister to
tlie dam uf Uiomed) by spectator 1 hia grand dam
(ainterto Horotius) by Blank his great grand datr
(Fcolher’f dam 81 full viator to tlie grand damof
Cygnet and Blossom) by Childers out of Miss
Bclvtiir by Gnuitliam— Paget T urk — Betty Perci
val — Lecd’s Arabian
f The following extract is taken from Col Scl
den’ssdvertiarmentofDimned fbrtlieyear 1805 —
“ l'o say nothing of the number of bis colts that
with in 1803 TUie first season lie appeared on die
turf) Which greatly surpassed in number those of
rue although he came to America ina-
any other horse
ny yeui after sevend stallions cf high fame In
1881 we find mr T aylwe’s Hamliuteuian winning
fiie times mr Hoomes's Peace Maker four times
mr Seldon’s Lseinia three times and Sting four
limes 1 mr IVyllics Mati twice mr Bali’s Flori
id three years old winning two sweepstakes
which produced his owner dollars and many
other good races
Mr Ball has refund for his colt 5000 dnllsrs
— Hamlinteuum was sold -in May last fur 2000 dol
lars— i’cocr Maker wss sqd in October last fur 2700
dollara— Laviai'a in November for 2100 dollars
awl 2000 refilled for Sting
- PEDIGREE
’ piomeil wss got by Flori ael (onenf the best
sons of KS’g Herod) his tlahl hy Spectatm (sistei
to Juno die dant of Dragon and Young Eclipse)
his grand dam (sister to Horatius) byBlank his
great grand dam (Feather’s dam and foil sister to
die grand dam iff Cvgnet and Blossom) by Childers
out of Mias Belt air tor Grey Grantham— Paget
Turk— BclXcy Percival— Ietula’s Arabian”
' MILES SELDEH
Tree Hill January 5th 1805
' I certify dist die facta contained in the above
advertisement respeedngthe pedigree and perfor
niancea of Dragon s weU u those of fais get have
been- earefull extracted from die general stud
bnoks and racing calenders of England and that
they are atrictlycorrect as therein stated and pub
lished — that Dragon list proved himself in niv pos
session an uncommonly sure foal getter— and that
his get to the extent of my experience and infor
mation are extremely promising
' W HAMPTON
Columbia) 25fh October 1806L
Having been applied to -by John W Hunt for
informsuoh relative to die character of his horse
Dragon in die state of South Carolina which state
I have just returned from do not hesitate to say
that it appeared ti be the general opinion he was
one of tue best find getters ever had been in the
state and I saw a number of his eolta which -were
very premising— I wss at the house of Judge Simp
kins where Dragon had stood and made a point
ragon
toenquire of him particularly relative to Dragon’s
stork and he spoke in the highest terms of them
and said if Dragon wss sent back sgain he would
make a great season Given under my hand this
35th day of March 1808
’ :" ROBt’ DUDLEY
I was at the races in Charleston South Carolina
last month on the third day a Dragon colt run
the two mile beats for the Jocky Club purse where
two othen suited— the race wu a wcU contested
The etttbratei imported aid real bred turf kerec jone between the-Dragun colt anlnir Smith’s stuI
r DRAGON ' ho Farmer they were kiekid neatly all the
lAlS justlyyeelebratcd and unequalled horae o
hoses whose claim to superiority ia not question
ed! i now in nty stable (in bign health and good
dmulilion) wliere lie stood tlie two last seasons and
will atanq the ensuing under the direction and
management of Mr George Sourbrey jr He
will be let to msres at tlie moderate price of Party
Dollari the season to be discharged at any time
beihre the' first dy September next by the pay
ment of Thirty Dollare 1 Twenty Dollcrc tlie leap
paid before tlie mare is put to tnc horse and if she
docs not stand by paying tlie additional Ten shall
have Uieprivih-jje of tlie season — Fifty Lallan to
insure a ’ mare in fiial' jiaid when she is put to tlie
horse the moneys to lie returned if such should not
prove to be the case provided the mare remains the
property of tlie same person with ihe dollar to
the groom paid at tlie stable door wlietlierlw
ia put by the Ictip season or insurance AUeater
wa on of ”tiw he’wToill
tested that lias been run over tins course - -
years past the horses were set reefy separteJi '
past — ’ r "
tig tin
tiie heats and (he wimtr obtained ito"'
Iurse“by baldly a length
I l“"dfy length Iltt-y both bid fair t c
AnordjnHxl tport in fuiure
6 yeaiv otl! “
Mites Scldtn’a ch Dragon by DrJL a
years old ' 3 £ ’
Esnm Smock’s g h Treasure? by Dfonied
year old- - -
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Wm Dali's b r
by Wild medley 6 yean
p 4 j diu
Tinf— heat 3 m 53s and hes 3m 57aT
WASHINGTON COURSE— 1809
Iff-h- Mito by Draguia 4 yean
pit Hutchinson’s b a Mooticello1 hy Bedford
years old
Myeire i"?c”pi orr1 Wb by Etriibrd 3 -
?wlIolXinele' Ch Crelccnt! Stir) 3
arsokL j C-
B Kieliardion’a i m Cluiitle fay GoU
Ki
lyci
9-arold
The fo-iilicat wai run in 3m
heat in 3m 5! “ 3n1 SrTthe ccon
A match race was run of tWo mil-i hat GIT
near Richmond Virginia between Gd Sel
icoltbyDiBqI wulWade Moaeby’ eele
bratedrumung Ijorse Rat and beta we made on
each quarter of the two miles Ire the Zpricture”
f ' Hwere ?"
st asMSBSSff-ca
SSsSST hD’f Milo won the
bc dtancirg fire others die
-A °n‘S"n fxised hy mr Single
“"“f S C- fottoe at JameaviUe the tww
mile heals The same filley won the scctmd dav’o
purree Murray’s FerreT C !' V '
Tlu Beautiful andCmptmJfatic Arabian HjreeJ
"“"? 8caoon to cominenc
the tenth of Match and ex ja re tlie tenth of July at
tny farm in Fayette county six mite from leringv
my " Fayette county six mila from t
ton at twenty dollars the icon hr thirtr to msura
a mare to be with toal or 1 J dAfiar the foriT top!'
to be paid at the expiration iff jjie season b
a superbly ftwmrd Jtone fourteen and
high posse&ng more bone and mus
Selim is
a half hands mgn posseting more b
de than any hone in Amerire hf hi si apd no
doubt cube entertained uf'lt being a jmnma'
mA
1 heteby certify that I hare bred-two vein "
irom the genuine and uneommmfy fine Arabian
horse Sdm uid (list his colts kre large and fine '
and ui my opinion not inferior to -any ever tinted ' —
muiq “lh ai to siae andjormi Frorthe manner
in which I bacamepossesai-dof this horse there tin -J
he no doubt of his being the best blood Arabia bus Jf
prodnee as lie was pre-rnud by Murad Bw to GenC
A bet crumby who intended bin) for England v her
he would have been token -hud the Genera! not haVq
died After his death Maj Rsmaej a British offi-'
'r purcliased bun and sold a part of him to torn- '
ire Baron who tebught him to America For
Ae halt of this hone 1 gave commodore Baroq t
8 WOO This hone 1 have sent out to Maj Ben
jamin Graves near Lexington Kent why Gitou
under my hand this loth of November 180& "
Jbu Tbyiaf
Mount Airy Virginia - ’
We the aubscribcra du certify that we liavreoi
sewnlof foe eolta gotten by the Arabian hone
Sehm amlthinkthem in mrdegree inferior to Hfotii
got by tlie moat celebrated boraei
Ephraim Readey
William Monday
Dadd Johiuttm
Prince William county Vir)
f'nia Nuvemlier lo x808 j
do hereby certify -that I out a small blonded
mare to the Arabian horse Selim last year" and she '
produced -aid me a very finecolt both as to siae ke uty
strength and indeed far exceeded my expecta
tions from tlie mare — lean further say tliat 1 hare
seen other foals gut by Selim and think mvsdf a
judge of liaise flesh and do declare tlie)- are in my "
ipinion fine and large
'William Holburn
Richmond eounty 13tli Nov 18 08
I have seen the colts alluded to by Mr Hulbunt
and agree with him in- opiaion Given undtr my
hand this lllh day of November I8C8 '
Benjamin Borghteu
I do certify- that wlien I went to Hampton after
Selim for John Taykie esq that I saw a colt of ':
Laurence Glbbonk of Yorktos-n Virginia rising
two years old got by Selim out of a very small
mare — it was uncommonly large and am e g the fi-
nest colts I ever taw Gibbons had been offered
300 for it — and the report of the people in the kiwer
country was hat Mo edu were uncommonly Sue
Given under my hand this 9 th day of January i8o9
’ Jimet Evans
I do certify that I hare a colt got by Selim out
of a email mare which ia -t large and handcov’e — and
iitany horae in Virgin"
Given under rny hand tills 9th day tf an 13o£
- ' Joh: Stene
The above mentioned colt ns foauai about tho
1st of June last and ia upward of four fret three
inches high - John Stone
State of Kentucky
Woonroao CiacviT icr March firm
Lewis Craig jr-conljilainantj''' ft
ageiiM Iv Citaxcxx'
William Dohoney defends ntj ’
THE defendant not having entered his a
ance herein according to la w and the rotes or tnis
court and it appearing to the sat'sfaction of the '
court that tlie said defendant is not an inhabitant
of thia commonwealth — -Oil motion of tlie com
plainant by his counsel — it is ordcK37£Ukt unless al
the said defendant appear hew otuiRiTrd day of
our next 'June term and answer thcluHMteinaat’a
bill the same will be taken for corittad and it
is further ordered that a copy of thprjplq be in
serted in tome authorised paper ef duf' common
realth for eight weeks successively?'-'!
(A copy ) Testr - '
John M'Kinney r js w
way and at Ilia out-coming they were not rkor of
each other— it is stated in tbeCliarieston npir ’
the first heat was run in four mini tc two sc com!
tlie second heal in three minutealifiyeven secmdx
—that it tlie only Drrgtm colt I saw whilst in Uiw
state and I think him a v ery fine roll and cf fine bixe
J- L DOWNING
Lexington March 26tli 180C
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
Washington Couhse
Yesterday (Feb 10 1808) a set bet of KlOOOwsw
run for over tliia course two mile heats and' war
J V Richardson esq’s d cLj do 3 2
These colts are both from lie same sire and of