Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1808-04-16 00:00:00, page 1

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fiiallv attended to and neatly executed 3m
STRAYED
From my farm a few days fince
A SORREL MARE
aoout fourteen hands and a half high no
marks or brands reaVle5ted — It is fuppofed
flie will take the road to Vlafon county
Whoever takes her np nd informs me where
fhe can be had or delivers her to me thall be
rewarded by
Robt Barr
Fayette March 3t tf
RAN AWAY
FROM the fubferiber living in Wafii
r ington county near Springfield on the
25th of March a Negro Man named
T O M
about 46 vears of age 5 feet 8 or 9 inch
es high well made and of a dark com
plexion he is lame in his r:gln thigh
which caufes the toes of that foot to
turn out info much that his track may
be known from any perfon’s elfe Had
on when he went away a pair of leather
pantaloons and blue coat though his
clotbesitis unneceffary to deferibe as be
will Ileal ateverv opportunity' Any per
foil taking up foch negro and bringing
him home or Lcuriug him in anv jail fo
that die owner may get him mu depend
on being bandlbroely compeufated for
their trouble and coifs by
21 Mark Hardin sen
ALL perfons are forewarned
I'm t: kpg an asr-inment on a Note pnen
by me to Robert Cox some yca-s ugo toy a
ferse of the value of £ 25 — T'hc said note
was given in conshiecat on of a tract of land in
Green county which beir lost I am determ i
ned not to pay said note until I get a title to
said land
E I ijab S u in me rs
October 3 1805 vvr3t — sa
ern storage v commission
ktfuily
H E subscriber respectfully
informs the pibfi ck that he has latch
as latch'
£NT in
opened a house ot Is N Li- it 1 A L’ MLNA ir
ot me
Mivsvdle 1 (Limestone) at the sign of the
SQUARE & COMPASS The house is com
in id: eis the stable extensive and both are
furnished with every thing necessary for the
accommodation of-travellers and others who
itklv think proper to favor him with a o il! Me
is provided with a large and convenient W ARE
HOUSE for the reception of goods equal if
not superior to any ni the place He wnl thro
m ike SALES upon COMMISSION fut
111 use who mav have any thing to transact
that way which will be done together with the
charges for storage upon the most reduced
terms He Hatters himself that from the ex
perience lie ins had in mercantile transactions
attention to business and a desire to be useful
c merit a part of the public patronage
SAM i I YN U ARY
0N
rW H E co-partnership of
£ coun and Tilford is this day dissolved bi
mutual consent those indebted are requested
to call and settle their accounts with Jamt
Mrccoun and those having demands against
the fi n will present them to him for settle
ment ’James Maccoun
John Tilford J an
exington t amr'i'V 31st 1 806
jTt H E subscriber has just received from
I Philadelphia and now opening at the
fre lately occupied by the above firm oil
Mam street opposite the market house ail ex
tensive additional supply of
Merchandise & Stationary
which will be sold at the most reduced prices
for Cash
James Maccoun
Jk jAMES ROSE
Bcot &? Shoe Maker
RESPECTFULLY informs
the ladies and gentlemen of Lex
ington that he carries on the a
bove business in all its 'carious
branches at his old stand Main
Cross street one door froth Main
street He has on hand an ele
gant assortment of ladies’ Kid &
Morocco Slippers spangled and
al to any imported which he will
sell at the lowest prices Likewise a hand
some assortment ol childrens’ l:d M ifocco
and Calf Skin Shoes He has sent to PhAadel
phia for an additional supply of leather of the
first quail tv and intends receiving a constant
supply every spring and fall Ge eileuienx’
Cossacks aiid Back strap Boots mac’- of the
best imported Leather — I handsome ns
sortment of fine black grain and calf skin
Shoes and Gentlemens’ Morocco Pomps
made in the newest fashion and neatest taste —
Boot Legs and Shoes cut to pattern for
sale — Merchants may be supplied with any of
the above articles nearly as cheapens in the at
lantic states
March 29th 1806
N B Ladies’ Tan-r Silk and Satin made
mi gazette
published twice a week
THIS paperis published twice
at Three Dollars and a half pr annum
paid in advance or Four Dollars at the
nd of the year
Tiiofe who write to the Editor muff
pay-the pollage of their letter
TERMS OF TIL
AMFS CONDON Tailor
HAS relieved bis (hop to a fmall rei
houfe on Main ftreeiqthe fecond door abod
niv Laudeman’s where he pcufes carving
on his bulioeisas ufiutl Tiiofe gentlemen
who may pleafe to favour him with their enf
tori may depend on having their work (lone
in the beft manner
N B He wilhes to fell a LOT of
GROUND lying on Mill rtreet adjoining Col
Hart’s — It is at prefent undei good enclofure
her own pattern to measure Orders punc- and a brick houfe on it that will make an etc
’ " cellent (table Lexington March J i8o6
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VOL xixr — Npic'3i'!
BY DANIEL BRADFORD LEXINGTON
WEDNESDAY APRIL i6 8oo
X
l 0 s r
ver Le Grand’s NOTE
cjjfble to & eudorfed by JaiLiJVFjppn da
Pajpmle t
ted Lexington February 4th i8c(ieat
days date for 1000 dollars payable and no
tiabie at the office of the Kentucky Infurance
Company The public aie cautioned from
taking i( aspavnu nt has been flopped
The finder will confer a favor op the Tub
feriber by leaving it at the (tore of John u
William Jordan 1
A Le Grand
Lexington 6th Feb 1806
REMOVAL
E W CRAIG
FT AS removed Lis store to the
comer v hite housp onposile Mr Lea-
vys where he has received and just opened a
new and large assortment of choice
FEES H GOOD S
which he offers to his friends and the public at
die most liberal juid reduced price
LEAN FLAX SEED
rM
at the oil mill in Lexington — Alfo
LINSEED OIL
had at faid mill
John Bobb
Feb 2Cth 1806 tf
RICHARD TAYLOR
SBtCTFULLY informs liis fuiends and
fiblick that he has opened a
of Rntertaiftmcnt
mat lmge and commodious brick house lately
occupied by Mr John Instonc in Frankfort
where he is supplied with the best of liquor
and provisions of every kind His stable is
well furnished with forage and an attentive ost
ler From the arrangements made to accom
modate his visitants and the attention that will
be paid them he flatters himself he will shai
the publick favour
Frankfort October 24 1895
profefnon of connfcr! and attorney at law
tiiofe ciicuit courts in which he '’as heretofore
pracLiert ami in the court of appeals ami
court of the United States for the Kentucky
liftrict
npHE subscriber returns his
-R thanks to liis friends for tile encourage
incut he lias received in his line of business
In Lexington my friends may find
Me working at my trade
At raising stones to suit your mind
M2
id digging with my spade
F:!
lime I have always on hand
tppiy’d you all can be
tie
owever great is tile demand)
My friends come unto me
I will dig wells you all may know
Good water I can find
In spite of pa! cut fairs I‘JI show
For nought I will be kind
In all the branches of my trade
So punctual I will be
It never shall by one be said
Jahn Shaw lias cheated me
I am
John R Shaw
N B I shall refuse to work in flint rock
as
I have been three times blown up
sxn "Mi
’9081 '£ qau bAI
rL3TLIl Vft
aqj iuojj f pan ‘tsttuoj
otr utoij sspui 8 juoqe ‘uAuiisSrosg oj
uoiSuixa-g uiojj pcoj oq no ‘samtnoo
(eg u jmd pan feiong ui wed saq
pt:r 3ij 'jjajuiiq joj oSpnfi pur put
S J I I
otp or t(ji prcAv ‘opuptnd oj iiui
-tpw uojiod Xub ajoddoj j s ‘XrBjjaopu
-on oq pjnoAX sijiuiard oqj jo uonduopp
Joqirtiq An y ‘spuiq joqjo jo saajt unrj
J3tio pj3A3j pin p icq 3JO qotisd pm?
oftlcle uc i uonBAittu m sujh ooi to
spjKwda t5iw ‘sajoi? fc rnoqE Wuiuid
-uoo ‘3Ai won J qoiqAv uo (f H v ' jo
ipcjq 3lqcnit?A Miqa ‘jj-j VS MOd
NH VII LVMMO
IE Partnerfliip of Mentelle &
lig or F Downing & Co is this dav
r — 0Tby mutual consent those indebted
arc requested to call and settle their accounts
and those having demands against the firm veil’
present them far settlement
fubfcriber flill continues his
site mr Pope’s office where be has
n to his other business set up the
Windsor Choir Making
where he will be able to furnish Chairs of every
description and color painted japanned and
gdt which has never vet been done in this
country
1 Downing Jun
I exington March 6th 1806
REMOVAL
JGeo M Bibb
WILL continue to exercife
AND
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Jt
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1 lstiu
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FT
his !
'dison dfrciHf
Alarcb term 1806
'oily Weathers complainant
g V rn’t
imam Weathers defendant
'In Chancery
ON the motion of the pUintifi bv hnr st
tornev and it appearing to the farisfartiin ol
the court that the defendant William is not
an inhabitant of this (late it is ordered th
:he faid ibr'ent defendant do appear here nn
the fi’ft Monday in June next to fhesv cau'c
if a'iy he can whv the complainant’s bill !h
riot he taken as cnnfelTed and that a copy
this order be inierted in the Kentucky Grz
ette two months n:i-eeable to an art of the
general aflemhly of Kentucky gee
A copy Telle
3f II ill Irvine C M C C
JmHN DOWNING
RESPLC T I1 LILLY informs his
friends and the publick in general
thasp!itinucs to keep a lioufe oF
J jp rERTAINMENT
commodious frame houfe on
Main Street oppofite the Court
houfe at the fign of
THE BUFF ALOE
where he is prepared to accommo
date Travellers andothers who may
pleafe to call on him in the heft man
ner He is well provided with a
variety of the belt liquors his Bed
ding and other accommodations will
be furnifhed equal to any in the
Weltern Country His Stable is
well Applied with Hay Oats and
'' ' ' “ " ’
Corn and his OlHer particularly at
tensive and careful Thole who
are fo obligingas to call on him mav
reft allured that they fliall receive
the greateft attention and every cx
ertion will be made to make their
Situation agreeable Private par
ties may he accommodated with a
room undilturbed by the buftle of a
tavern
Lexington April 29
manufactory
1 UKE USHER
-5 — from Baltimore in
forms the publick that he has
removed his Factory to Lexing
ton at the sign of the Umbrel
L next door to Travellers' Half
where lie will keep a constant
supply of
Umbrellas & Parasols
finished in the neatest manner— -Merchants and
traders may he supplied with Uni hi wins at
his Factory on more advantageous terms
by importing them
LEAVY ? GA FF WOOD
Have juft imported from Philadelphia an!
Baltimore and are now opening at thcl
ft ore in Lexington
VLcrge Elegant and JVell Chosen
Assortment of
MERCHANDIZE
— Confiding of
Dry Goods Groceries Iron Mongery
Cutlery Saddlery China O ueens’
and Glafs WaA'" Sfationcry Baints
and Medicine warranted Boulting
Cloths from No-ajY and in ad
dition th"y Iiavt ai'large quantity of
befit quality of TronJ'eut'afsd’ wooilght
Nails & a quantity of Mail’s Lick
Salt
All of which were pnrehafed at the lowed
Calh prices and will enable them to lellthem
either by whole fale or retail very low for
Cash ’
Dr W
WALTER WARFIELD'
ft
J Will priuftise
Physic and Surgery
m TJTingti
In LJFington and its vicinity!' He keeps his
Tioin the
(hointhe houle lately occupied by Doftors
Drown and Warfield
Lexington Feb 19 1806
the subscriber
Has for sale by the quarter -cask or barrel
1st o unlit Madeira W ine tit for immediate use
“ Port do do
ICbeiTv Bounce d0
4-th proof Cogniac Brandy that has bean
been four years in my cellar
Holland Gin -w
Loaf Sugar and Coffee
1 hbl 1st quality Muscovado Sutjar
1 cl lest Hyson Tea &
2 boxes 1st cjualily Chocolate
IVm Morton
exington 2d April lbbC
of Dayton or John Bradford ofj Dw!
exington who are legally authorifedl
i difpofe of the I'aid land— -the tide is
indiiputable
-A f Li - jfc
(raff of LAND for sale
lor ham '
IS i I (I o ( iio acrt -i m t he j
ol Ohio h t uated on tit - Yi 1 1
mi River the kind is of the firfb otmli
1 ’veil t) tit hr red a 1 s rr bottom on t
T'mt! water comic called VYolf creek! !
: bat makes through the whole of it th-j!
Aiifi is directly oppoiite the town of
Dayton the moll remote corner rot
"ore than a mile and a half Iro n the
town it will be laid of!' in tracts of 2(50
acres to fuit the purchafrrs For terms
'pply to Dost James Wellli of the
1 up i Calber Shrout on Slate creek
Iron Works one
Sorrel Mare
tjnge In her face tiiree vears old pnft
vTTnWhagt natural trotter about in
nils high appraifed toys dollars Pofied
before
Tkos lies
j ttlontgonicry county Nov 8th 1805 J
ART & BARTLET
imported and are now openln
rge and General Assortment of
M R R C H A X D I
i’
HICK they ran venture to assert
re
0ht and a liicb can and sh M
a0“1 ’ s 1 1 v as any ever brought t0 pjp
Filey will receive in pal meirt cash' tolcicco
-up or I laid in hnd but’ CS
' frt-'ppouittnnits tbcv haic
ruikrtiiig nr tin ir Iasi ear’s sale ti c - -
determined to credit none ’
2btli November J805
In the jrs and will shortly be Publilcxif
A Collection of the
LdS OF KENTUCKY'
li'1 those of i general nature pa
'1798 which in addition to
H J : ' vvuicn tn ficciitioii
co-nn‘"H "i my°nrLT illfoi
fernH r'r KH U'e hLI"’rai Laws
ibis state
T John Bradford
Lexington February 12 1885
N O T I C K
Lb indebted to IVTitecoun
and Tilford are requested to cal! andiwv
n - j-v -xit-u ii) can jinajiav
csnortiv’ x '
u respective accounts on nr before the firs
All those that fail to com '-
-ay of March next A”
ply-must expect their accounts put into the
Z etSJUt int"
nanes of Jiropei- ofiicers for collection without
discrimination
Lexington January 2 1806
THOMAS HICKEY Taitok
IVAng:rorx street Lexington oppofite Mr
Bam s new Brick Houfe—
his fervices to his friends
' and the publick— flatters himfelf thatfrom I1V5
long experience in the principal cities of En
rone and being lately from Phihdelobi —
enable him to eivegpneva! fatisfaf
prefumes thata fneimen of his abi
tufficefor any rfiingmore herijht l
dies’ habits and great coats made inlTTe fiTft
famion
N-B One or two apprentices well recom
mended wanted immediately 6m
BLUE DYING
A'5' Neiskr takes this method
o' T‘T”'S the public that (Ie hascommem
ked the Slue Dying bufinefs next door below
Mr Hufton the laddler where (lie ivili
cotton yarn and thread or any kind of
home made cloth which (he will warrant to
(land 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
mi l receive produce in payment
February ij 1806
FOR SALL —On long Credit
ONE two story R r i c k f I o u s f
arl Lot of Gtound on the Limeftone
he edge of town Alfo the
HOUSE 6? LOT
fgton occupied by George Adams jnn
next door to George Norton and the Ground
adjoining John Adams jun A good Houfe
Wench a Waggon and 1 earn of Five Horfes
well equiptfor the road two Brood Mares!
and fix Colts two years old and yearlings!
' he above property is to be fold on a long
credit the purrhafer giving bond with appro
ved fecuritv by me
GEORGE ADAMS Sen
Dec 17th 1805 tf
Just Published and for
sale at
this Office
VINDEX
OR TUE
Doctrines of the Strictures
Vi
ated
:ifn
AGAINST
The R-fuly of Mr Stone
By John P Campbell
R JOSEPH KOSYVKL1
: lernoved ' o Ins farm feveni
t o! Iex iy ('in m tint Rev A i
ii'-h- 'l'Fe'c If will practice Medicine
I its dirurent liffuicbcs Jfc bus on loan
fwiVNiT A G' ’'todicine which hr
-u £1 b whole sle or retail
Ifcjdso olLvs fill- side two hundred and six
tj'rCignt yc-es 01 first rate
M 1 C tT A R Y LAND
P a' 1- r-1Feck s mil Clvko c iuntv a nprt of
A i1vli“ ul"‘S survey— He will take
Las! oy Young Negroes fbr u
tfa Fa ctk-county 10th Feb 1306
Clorfrf
10
j TEAS
35
f SiiD-ir
rtsisrrs ii
jnodnufeX
to? ’ A 1 rsnee by the ban
rn!C:f‘ r’tialL Notes at 6C
t 60 days 9
in A supply of GROCERIES
he Will be re-
Tdiu-lv received from EljS
’U "s to fiireLh ' " !"Ch1 " !
“Ron (he lowest terms9
A NEW STORE
TbIP:5Ys Robert barr
biUdlIIL-iflei"stivedfrcm
Philadelphia aiV- eiVed frC'1
alW --Pied by m
aieral assortment of b
merchandise
Consisting1 of i
dry GOODS
bard WIRE
CUTLERY &Y
QUEENS' 1
CHINA & WARES '
GLASS j
hooks ss? stationary
&5VSr&£ - —7
r JOSEPH GRAY
rcnioveiI his Store to the done
iioufe oppofite Samuel & George Trot
ters ately occupied by MWTrs Hart &
BH tfirtt and has jud received 'in ad
ditum to Ins former aiTortmem a vrrr
elegant lupply of ’
GOODS
ivliich will be fold cheap for Off
Lexington March 3-1606
h O U nU
Saturday evfiingd an
fa flu on ed SILVER WATCH—
mlTy'T “ vH
March 24 i Sc 6
DOLLARS REWARD
RAN away on Chriftmas laft a Ne
gro Woman named LETTY bdmminjr
to the lubicriber (he !S about 28 yeat°
ol age of a common ftature-Ipare anc
eredt ( nd of ftrong drink and when
intoxicated very infolemHcr doath
ig confided of two cr three white muf
reifies one of fancy chintz fialmon
Joioured linley petticoat white yarn
ockings and good (hoes with fundry
Ain-r cloathing of good quality I be
lieve this negro was harboured 'for f0ne
ome m and near this plnce and if remo
ved no doubt is furnifhed with a pafs
to Clarke county Baiidftown or Dan
ville 1 wi" PT the above reward for the
iegro delivtrcd to
WU Morton
exington 2d April 1306
CIJs HUMPHREYS h? Co oO
Are now opening a handsome assortment of
merchandize j 4 —
111 the brick lioufe latelv occupied by
Thomas Wallace e!q oppoiite the ruins
ot the court houfe
Gv Lexington April 4th to 6
5 an joining for
jm prove tiie t a ci
on t!
prrrrr
c
lames
i C
March if 1SCC
Received by
WJLI
(if TA NN " mtt t
'gAfAlXlXMY
J 7ltilTr Celiac Lraudv
1U
J mica bpuvts
Id
Madeira I p
10
irnar j"
4
4
8
l'J
6
-i — Copperas
10 — Ginger
1(5 — Madtkr
— Lhocirttff
50 boxes Sci 'nis
lease roMnr N(tn -
Mace and Cinnamon
J -Ovood
10 boxes Youro’ rx-c-xn n
1 ft He r '“Vi n V
Hi sen Skui
Cotl £:j1 r
James 1 1 7c-
'Q
THE FARM
Sk Ott COIIIUM
i Grorgrt'
LrxinM
'd abQut CO
houjV
h'cr a iarg
take ci lb or
"id to p archaic may meet
g i m and land
would much
d tile fobferib
100 acres f
deared a bmdi
wo Hones 23' by q
orn he for uhich I ‘will
negroes — Any n
First Quoiiti
IKSS'Vy
o
fion inch
i t h a bar
xv hi r li
u i re
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