Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1808-06-07 00:00:00, page 4

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Taken lip by Jeffc Polly of Jeluminc
aunty living near the court iioufe a
Hav Horse Cult
with a fnip 01 his note and near hind
’fwot white two years cld this fpring
about 13 hands three inches high the
colt has hetli not long Hock'd and tied
no with a firing which is yet on it
apr railed to 18 dollars before me this
oill day of March iScT
'filial Ttletcedj
TO SOAK ALOFT OV FANCY S WING
THE SAILOR’S ADI2U-
AVhencc comes this lc :i tliis cutting smart
W'hv doth the tear unbidden start I
V'l v brats my sad my sinking lmart —
Thus heavily ?
Fliza — ‘tls because I part —
My life — fi a thee
Tost or the mde and foaming' wave
0‘er which the howling tempests Kite
Li distant climes I go to brave
The furious sea—
Me- doom— perhaps— a vvatry grave
Far — far from thee
Yet not the angry ocean's rear
Nor rocks that ikirt the fatal shore —
And stain'd with shipwreck'd seamens’ gore
Could make me fear
No 'Us thy loss 1 now deplore f
Wit!! briny tear
Oh 1 sav thou all on earth I prize !
Wilt thou my absence mourn with sighs
And heaven invoke with up lift eyes
To speed nlv way ?
wilt thou ? — But see the signal files 1
I must not stay
Py storms that sweep the deep abyss —
Bv plighted vows — -by all our bliss—
Bv this embrace— and tins — and this—
Dear maid ! he ti nt
Remember Love's last parting kiss !
Adieu ! Adieu ! ' !
Ik
IGH T AS A
THE surveyor of the roads some years ago
in Kent erected a post for the information of
strangers on which he caused to be written
4 This is a bridle-path to Fevershara — if you
cannot read this you had belter keep the main
road
BOARDING SCHOOL
For Young Ladies
Mr id Mrs Greek
GRATEFUL to their friends ffir the
very liberal encouragement they hav
received fince the commencement of th'
i’chool beg leave to inform them ef their
removal to the hotife in Main Hreet
lately occupied by Henry Purvianceefq
where they are enabled to accommodate
lix voting ladies with board— They hope
for a continuance of the public confi
dence as they are determined to pay firi'dl
attention both to the morals and im
provement of the ladies committed to
their charge
7 erms
Board including needle work
reading writing arithme
tic Englifh grammar and
Geography (payable quaf
terly in advance) giioperann
Mu lie with life of piano
forte S 1 2 per quar
Day Scholars
Beading writing plain Tew
ing and marking £3
Reading writing arithmetic
Finglifli grammar and the
finer kinds of needle work 6
T?eography 3
Lexington 31ft Mayi8o6-
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Ran away from the fublcriber liv ing in
Lexington a mulatto gM named FaN
HY about five feet five inches high
eighteen years of age flic is a very
fprightly fenfible girl capable of exer
ciling great cunning to conceal herfelf
the is a remarkable good fpinner and
has attempted to hire herfelf for that
purpole in this neighborhood— palling
for a free woman The above reward
will be given to any perfon who will
bring her home or fecure her in any
JAMES B JANUARY
May 3 1 1806 tf
NOTICE
THAT I 111 all petition the county
court for Boone county at their next
September term to eflablifh a town on
inv land where I now live on the hank
of the river Ohio commonly called by
the name of Tanner's Station
Jno Grant
May the 2d 1806 241113111
Notice is hereby given
THAT application will be made by u
to 1 he county court of Muhlenberg at
their next July term toellablifli a Town
on our lands on Pond river near the
mouth of Ilaac’s creek
Epps Litllcpage
William Bradford
Chs F U ing
April 4th 1S06 2atn3m
Fleming county ff
Taken op by Patrick Alii Ton j of the
county aforefaid one
Sorrel Marc
three vears olei 15 hands high with a
fmall Har in her forehead and a (mail
Break down her nol'e her fore and hind
feet both white no brand appiailrd at
62 dollars before me
Jebn femes j p
May 15th i3o j
i ’
SCOT 1’ COUNTY fd
April Ti
Adam Good let Complainant
j Fer re Sc Bartlet Collins Defendants
IN! CHANCERY
HE defendant Terre failing
oil!
court and it apppearing to the latislacTt
on of the court that he is not an inhabi
tant of this State— On the mo-ion of
the complainant by his attorney It is 0r -
deredtnat the laid defendant rerre
pear hete on the fourth Monday in July
and anfwtr the bill a tore laid
1 hat a copy ol this order be lnterteit in
the Kentucky Gazette i two months
' copy affixed at
t’ucceffively and Hnotlur
the court IhkBV door of this county
Acopv Tefte
) NO HAWKINS C S C
STATE OF KENTUCKY-
FayetteCircuit Court Ma rb term 1806
Albertus Bright Samuel M ‘Gehee and
dm M’Gchce complainants
Against
hotnas Finglifli defendant
IN CHANCERY
ON the motion of the complainants
by their counfel who exbibitted their bill
agaitift the defendant and having proved
to the fatisfadlion of the court that he
is not an inhabitant of this conftion
wealtlt it is ordered that the faid defen
dant do appear here on the third day of
next June term and anfwer thecom-
our j
plainants’ bill or that the fame will be
taken for confefled and that a copy ofj
this order be in fevted in fome authorifed
paper agreeable to law
A copy Tefte
7 bos Bodlcy CLCC
BLUE DYING
s- Reiser takes this method
orming the public that Hie has comtnen
Blue Dying bufmefs next door below
Mr Hu ft on the faddler where fhe will dye
cotton yarn and thread or any kind ot’
home made cloth which (lie will warrant to
ftand its color as (he dyes with hot dye
she will dye the above articles as cheap as
they can be done any where in Lexington
and receive produce in payment
February 25 1806
TJR RENT OR SALE
'THE Subfcriber offers to rent the
avern TRAVELLER' HALL for one
year or a longer term or to sell it for £25000
payable in the following way viz
Cash paid down
Negroes store goods cordage to-’
bacco salt iron or horses paid!
cL’vn or approved indorsed notes at
a short date
Land in the vicinity of Lexington
The balance in eight equal an-
nual payments with interest from j
the date or four equal annual) n
payments of half cash and half j ’
approved produce with interest I
from the date J
N B Any person who rents or purchases
may have the refusal of the furniture and stock
of Liquors at a reasonable rate
Robert Bradley
Lexington Mav 16 1S06
STATE OF KENTUCKY:
Fayette Circuit Court March term 1806
liam Goucli complainant
Against
jamin Turner Higgins &c deft’s
IN CHANCERY
THE defendant Benjamin Turner ha
ving fuild to enter his appearance here
in agreeable to law and the mles of this
court and it appearing to the latisfac
tion of the court that lie is not an inha
bitant of tliis commonwealth on the
motion of the complainant by his comi
fel it is ordered that the faid defendant j chants
do appear here on the third da)’ of ourwantPtl
next March term and anfwertlie
ainani's bill and that a copy of this
older be in (V 1 ted in fome authorifed pa
per agreeable to law
Acopv Tefte
Ibos Bodlcy CFCC
A few Journeymen who underftand ma
king Kid and Morocco wanted
Two nr three young men as appren
rices will be taken to learn that branch'
of bu fine IE
N B A variety of elegant Fancy
Patterns received
Lexington May 29th 1806
JAMES ROSE
oot id Shoe Maker
RESPECTFULLY in
forms the Ladies and Gentle- trying the experiment and fay there
men of Lexington and the four feet fquare of very fait water at the
public in general that he top of the bank which is not an hund
carries on the above bufi- red feet from the water and clofe to it
nefs in all its various branch- a very eafy afeending hill for feveral
esat his old ftand Main- miles and alfo the wood alongthe river
Crofs ftreet one door from A coal bank within 300 yards There i
Main ftreet— He has juft re- alfo 5 valuable coal banks which are near
ceived from Philadelphia a large and the river with eafy accefs to them A
handfome aflortment of Morocco and coal yard and boat yard and it is
Kid Skins of the molt fafhionable co- faid feveral falt-petre caves The bot
lours likevvife a large quantity of Boot toms and along the creeks would pro
Legs of the heft quality and beautiful duce good cotton and hemp Lexington
Fair Top Skins Gentlemen may be alone independent of the country black
fupplied on the lhorteft notice poflible fmiths confumes thirteen 'houfand bulh
with Back Strap Gofacand Tuck Leg els per ann we will fuppofe Frankfort
Bouts made in the neweft falhion and five thoufand which fells at the landing
neateft manner He has on hand a hand- atone (hilling per btilhel and twenty
fome affortmeut of Ladies' Kid and Mo- thoufand might be fold : this might be
mall capi
tlemens’ Boots and Shoes of the beft the month of the three forks is vantages the beft
quality— Childrens’ Shoes of all fizes (idling place in the ftate In a fmall
The above articles he can v riant as crib they can get five hundred pounds of
they are his own manufacture and he fill) in a day and may get by a fein five
will fell lower in price than any impor- or feven hundred barrels per annum To
ted bacco flour beef pork tallow hogs’
As the fubferiber lias been at much lard hemp cordage tvhilkey or eaft iron
expence and trouble to complete a gene- will be taked in payment Part credit
ral afiortment of every article in hisline will be given It the whole cannot be
of bufmefs he confides in the patriotifin fold a half will be fold or a third A
of his fellow citizens and feels perlua-'clear and indilputabledeed will be given
ded that they will prefer home manufac- For terms apply to Mr Win Leavy
tures to imported and thereby lend their Lexington or at this office
alfiftance to keep the money circulating Lexington May irt 1806
in the (late j N B There are a number of acres of
Merchants may be fupplied on reafon- clear bottom land and feveral log houfes
able terms— Orders puiitiually attended upon the above lands
to and neatly executed
FOR SALE
Hi Acres of Military Lands
lying on the fotith of Green river and
in the Hate of Kentucky
pirt acres on the waters of the Cum
I herl and river furveyed lor John ( iverton
to 'P' and adjoining Mofs’s Foltcr’s & Hole’s
pear and anfwer the complainant’spllrvevs
agreeablv to law ana ij nde of tne) j00 Teres on Green rivsr furveyed I'or
Elias Langham and adjoining TT ' 1
fon'agrant
i oco aci c
FOR SALE
8000 Acres of Land
the left hand fide of the three forks
ryou go up the Kentucky and at their
jun&ion This land runs along the riv
er three miles and nine miles back
The bottoms are rich land the ridges
are capable of producing wheat and
other fmall grain The pafturage is ex
cellent for raifing flock of all kinds as
it has a plenty of cane brakes and pea
t vines All along the river is the fugar
g25000jtree wild cherry and other woods com
mon to this country When you go
back fome diftance is the pine which
produces tar turpentine pith and rolin
which will finally he valuable indepen
dent of the wood that is upon the land
There is alfo a rock clofe to low water
mark that when the water is very low
fhews clear fait upon its furface and the
rock ltfelf taftes fait There has been
three water-witches as they call them
10Co acres oil Glover’s creek a branch! 500 acres ditto ditto lying on Clover! horifed to receive the fame Thole
of tile nort for Gf Skeggs’ creek fur-i Lick creek a branch of the Eaft fork of! who do not avail themfelves of this no
ap-jvpypd fur JVter Carr ami adjoining H the Little Miami N W T in a good'eire may reft allured that indulgence
Taylor’s and G 11 Clarke’s lurvevs I neighborhood about three miles from j will not be nfiven bev
jooo acres on Sulphur Lick fork of) ' r c T1rr
J J ttle Barren river furveyed for T’eterji
Carr and adjoining B Swearingen’s fur-'
jvey’and
ivey ana
500 acres on the waters of Big Barren
river
Information may be obtained from
Edw Rogeis relative to the quality and
lunation of thole lands
Alfo 5333 t-3 acres of Virginia Mili
tary Lands lying in the Hate of Ohio
and between the Scioto and Little Mia
mi rivers (viz)
400 acres lying on the Ohio 1160 poles
from the mouth of the Scioto between
Armflrong’s and Gulbertfon’s furveys
and furveyed for Thomas Overton
768 acres on the waters of the Ohio
adjoining Alex Parker’s furvey and fur
veyed for Thomas Overton
1000 acres on the lower fide of the Eaft
Fork of the Little Miami and on Clover
Lick creek and furveyed for Thomas
Overton
700 acres on the waters of the Little
Miami adjoining Tho Holt’s J Clark's
Joieph Jones's and Thomas Dix's lur
vev and furveyed for Thomas Overtoil
458 1-3 acres on the Rattle Snake fork
of Paint creek adjoining Wm George's
and David Reddick's furveys
iooo acres on the Eaft Fork of the lit
tle Miami adjoining Wm Payne's fur
vey and furveyedfor Archeiaus Perkins
loDo acres on the Eaft fork of the lit
tie Miami adjoining the abore tradf and
furveyedfor Archeiaus Perkins
Perlons wilhing to purchafe thofe
lands will pleafe to apply to Gen Wm
Lytle of Williamfburgh Gen Nathl
Maflie Mr John Balie of Ohio IJr
James Taylor of New-Port or the fub
fcriber living in Lexington Kentucky
One fourth of the purchafe money to be
paid down and the other three fourths
in three equal annual inftalments
W WARFIELD
April 26th 1806
HE SUBSCRIBER
Makes & felis woman’s
good lined and bound flip
pers at 6si a pair by retail
i he quality of his work and
the unufuallow price will
(he conceives) fecure him
the encouragement of a dil'
cerning public who have
annually exported from this
place from 20 to 25000 dollars a year for
the article of women’s Ihoes by their af
fording him encouragement in this par
tial experiment they will loon induce
other (hoemakers to follow the example
and thereby flop the importation and fave
the money amongft ourfclves
N Prentiss
Adjoining the Prifon Lexington
N B Wholefale orders complied
with on terms advantageous to mer
Jourueymcn and apprentices
May 23 1806
tf I
JUST PUBLISHED
A nd for sale at this office
THE MON I OR
Archibald Cameron inhibitor of the 1
B 1
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I
Hender-i
I
ospel
OPE in Y
700 acres
1 V
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where the road
crdlfes from Limeltone to Chillicothe
this tract contains about three hundred
acres of rich bottom the remainder is
well timbered has on it a good mill!
alt 15 an excellent Hand tor a pub-
I if bottle !
)unhams-Tcvn l’even from Williams-1
j p k n -i rn tiP q 1
- amJ eLVCn ‘° hom 'e O-
hio river
1000 acres ditto ditto lying on BruTli
creek a few miles from New Market
N W T
5000 acres lying on Bank Lick creek
Kentucky part of two tratts contain
ing COOO acres furveyed and patentee’
for William Jones
4000 acres Clarke county Kentucky
part of a tract of eight thoufand acres
furveyed and patented for Richard Chin
nevovth 3332 2-3 acres Mafon county Ken
tucky part of 5000 acres furveyed and
patented for George Underwood
1 200 acres Mafon county Kentucky
furveyed and patented for Moody and
M’Millin
1000 acres Military land on the wa
ters of RulTell’s creek Green river
325 acres Jefferfon county Kentuc
ky about four miles fros Louilville 40
acres of this tradf is cleared
115 1-2 acres Fra nklin county Ken
tucky on the North fork of Elkhorn
about fix miles from Frankfort on that
tract are conftaerable improvements
A Houfe and well improved Lot in
the town of Paris on Main ftreet nda
adjoining Mr Hughes’s tavern
An Inn and Out Lot in faid town
V
Alfo a Houfe and well improved Lot’
3t £
in this place
Fite above deferibed property will b
fold low far Cash Hemp and Ton ac
co or on giving bond with good fecuri-
ty a confiderable credit may be had
For further particulars enquire of An
drew F Price attorney in fait for (or
to the fublcriber)
JOHN JORDAN Jun
Lexington Kentucky?
January 13 18035
BEG leave to in
form my friends late
customers and the public that
I have brought from Philadel
phia Fresh is Fashionable
SHOES OF ALL KINDS
for sale at my shop on Short
street next door to mr Reiser's
and nearly opposite the mar
ket house Lexington to wit —
Mens’ fine and coarse Shoes
Boys’ fine and coarse do
Ladies’ Leather Slippers at 6s 6d a pair
do Fancy Kid shoes
do Kid with heels and spring heels of
all colours
do Spangled and plain Kid of all colors
do Spangled and plain Morocco Slip
pers of all colors
Misses' Kid and Morocco Slippers
Childrens’ Morocco of all colors and L
ther Jeftersons &c &c
The above articles I warrant to be as go id
as ever came to the state or made in the Uni
ted States as I have none but picked work 1
do not want to flatter the puplic with an adv
tisement as the work will shew for itself
MOROCCO SKINS of all colors Leather
Shoe Binding of all colors and Shoe Strings
Cork Soals and Black Ball of a suueriMiqual
ity — also a few pair SKATES
WILLIAM RO
April 9 1806
FOR SALE
Feat Bargain may be bad in that
Handsome seat of land
WHEREON I now live of 451 acres
lying on David’s fork of Elkhorn in Fay
ette county eight miles from Lexington
there is about 120 acres of open land—
the dwelling houfe is brick two Hol ies
47 by 12 finiflied in a neat plain manner
—two grift mills in good repair having
latelv been built anew the dam and all
the under works of the mills are loculi
timbers and the mills are generally al
lowed to grind fafter than any mills in
the quarter one pair of the Hones are
French burrs — the fprings and ftoclva
ter are very extenfive and wasrever
known to fail— There is likewife oVthe
place a diftillery convenient to thi!H®b
I will take 15 dollars per acre for it in
cafli felling the whole together or I will
fell 100 acres with the mills and diftillery
on it for j£ 600 cadi which isthe greet
ed bargain that has been offered for fale
any where in the quarter— two Hills one
of 127 gallons the other of 60 gallons
Rate the improvements at only a mode
rate price and the land will not come to
40 (hillings per acre— a few negroes be
tween the age of 12 and 18 years would
be received in payment— -it is ncedlelsto
mention further particulars as any per
fun wilhing to buy can view the prefpifes
For sale also the stud horse
LAMPLIGH FER
It is well known that his figure and
blood is equal to any horfe in the Date
and as a foal getter is in a' high repute
as any other horfe known of— -I will take
000 dollars for him and no lels— two
or three good geldings would be receiv
ed in payment
John Bog
n up by Robert Stephen
:ers of Gaffady's creek a fgT
Bay Mare
andsand an inch high fouryears old
natural appi aift-d to f 13 ms A
true' copy of my docket
A ’ex Blair ) n
Nicholas couiirvp i8o6
e rr
OR SALK
Military Land
r C it
i LL tin i- loueoteu to tne late turns
f of Seitz Sc Lauman John A Seitz
Seitz Sc johnfon John A Seitz Sc C:
John Jordan jun John Jordan junioi
Sc Co and John Sc William Jordan arf
requeued to come forward immediately '
and pay olr their relpecftive accounts to
Curtis Fikid who is hereby duly su
re ce ive
It of
given
yonu
March
n fuits
w ill be
crimi-
nately inftituted
7 Jordan jr
N B — T O B A C C O HEMP
and HOGS’ LARD will be received at
the market price in payment
‘ J- J-
L vington January 28 1805 tf
IMPORTANT
TO all thofe who wifh either to bee
citizens or to hold lands in that delight
ful country fon th of Green river The
iibfcriber being inclined to remove to
i'enneflee offers for fale the plantation
on which be now relides together with
fix thoufand acres of land fituate oa
both (ides of Red river and Big Whip
perwil including feveral fine mill feats
and as valuable a body cf timber as any
on Red river furroueded by barrens
fome of which are equal in "quality to
Logan county about 90 acres
of cleared land under good fence a final!
apple orchard of the beft fruit a peach
and cherry orchard all in full perfection
On the premifes is a large and elegant
two ftory Brick Houfe entirely new to
gether with other neceflary buildings
In point of health and beauty this liiu
ation perhaps is exceeded by none in the
date of Kentucky The plantations lay
one on the north the other on the fontlj
fide of the river a little below where the
two forks unite and juft oppofite the
onfluence of Big Whipperwil Thofe
"dreams afford water iufficient (the river
in particular) all the year to fupport a
merchant and law mill A confiderable
quantity of the timbered land is fine rich
bottom
I he fubferiber has alfo for fale fundry
other trails of land in Logan county
and Itkewil'e in Chriltian county one traft
in Livingfton county and one on Cum
berland river Stewart county date of
Tenneffee- he has in one complete track
in Chriltian 15000 acres equal perhaps
in value to any tract in that country
It is fituate on the main fource of Little
river including feveral miles on both
fides of the liver and including fome
fine mill feats (this river is a nevei fail
ing fountain) it is fituate in part about
four miles below the court houfe and
extends from thence foutbwardly down
the main river and the Sinking fork ot
faid river the diftance of five miles for
more perhaps The fublcriber has alfo
another tract of land lying on the fouth
fide of Little river about eight or ten
miles from Cumberland river confiftino
of 7800 acres part well timbered the
remainder good level barrens This and
the other 1 all mentioned traiftt has a
number of fine fprings on them and are
both well calculated to form a fettlemenc
for a number of families The former
isfufbeient to make a lettlemenr fer 20
families the latter i fuflicient to make
8 or 10 farms and good fettlements
The fublcriber has for fale fundry o
ther fmaller trails in Chriftian all or a
ny of which he will fell upon teuns per
haps more moderate than any f'uch lands
have been fold for many "years pad
The fu miner range in all this country
is equal to any in the univerlc Indil
putable titles will be made to the pur
chafes For terms and further informa
tion apply to the fubferiber at Ins plan
tation about 12 miles foutli of llufiel
ville Letters addreffed to the fubferi
ber poll paid and left in the pod-office
at Rulfelville will be duly attended to
and anfwered through the medium of the
irtail If part of the purchafe money be
paid in advance a confioerable indul
gence will be given for the remainder
BEVERLY A ALLEN
March 23 1806 3ra
STATE OF KENTUCKY
Fayette Circuit Court March term 180 6
William M'Bnde complainant
Against
William Lytle and Robert Bradley de
fendants INCHANCERY
George Manfell complainant
Against
The fame defendants
IN CHANCERY
ON the motion of the complainants
by their counfel who exhibitted their
bills againft the defendants and having
proved to the fatisfadlion of the court
that the defendant William Lytle is not
an inhabitant of this commonwealth it
is ordered that the faid defendant do ap
pear here on the third day of our next
June term and anfwer the complainants
bills or that the fame will be taken for
confelfed and that a copy of this order
be inferted in feme authorifed paper a
greeable to law
A copy Tefte
7 bos Bodlcy CFCC
Just Published and for sale at
this Office
V I N 1 ) E X
OR THK
Doctrines of the Strictures
Vindicated
AGAINST
The Reply of Mr Stone
By John P Campbell
Blank Books
Of any description may be had at
this offee
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