Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1808-08-07 00:00:00, page 4

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To Vie cultivators cj Hemp
DODGE HART U1 Co
r HAVING rebuilt their Rope Faftorv
I on High Street willi to purchafe any
quantity of found well cleaned
LI E M Pr
for which they will give as high a price
and as good terms of payment as any
puichafer in Lexington 3w
Rheubarb root and
powder
Jaliap in powder!
Culumbii root &p6wd
Squills root
Turmeric root
Ipecacuanha powder
Cinnamon bark
Clot es and mace'
Sugar candy
Magnesia 'white
Sal borax
Camphor
A ssnfoetida
Gum arable'
Gum tragacanth
G m opium
Gums of various kinds
English saffron
Sal ammoniac
Gremor tartar
Tlores sulphur
Aqua tortis
Oil of vitriol)
i Elixer of vitriol
Lavender compound
’ L-udanum
Tincture of rhubarb
Tincture of canthari
Venereal des pills
Anti-bilious pills
Anderson’s pills
Lemon peal
Camomile flowers
v Imported senna
Aloes
Blue vitriol
Qi 1 11 bark
Sugar oflead
Sweet oil by the bottle
From the ( Hudson J Ballance
A SHORT STORY
B? Robert Rusticoat Esq
A weary Frenchman trudging on the
road
Swelt’ring beneath a- toole-coat’s cum
brous load
Accofts a dafhing prig
Sporting a Splendid gig'
“ You have the kindnels let nty big
coat ride
“ Me thank you fare and much oblecsbe
betides"
l Yes yes — in vvith’t” replied the
beau :
But then fitppofe to different towns
we gp
No fear” rejoined the Frenchman in
a minute
“ You take my coat I shall myself be
in it”
i — — - r r'—wWAWiw’iA”"—
FRESH E? GENUINE
MEDICINES
jft received from Philadelphia the
following articles viz
ezm
Spirits- of turpentine
by the bottle I
With a number of other articles
too tedious to mention all of which
will be fold at a low rate for caflt
wholefale and retail I will fell the
whole furniture with the mecicine to
any perfon inclining to purchafe
J M SCHAWG-
Oppofite Mr Bradford’s Printing Of
fice Main ftreet Lexington
N B DR J M SCHAWG cures
ruptures effectually without an incillon
he alfo cures the tooth ach effeftually
when the tooth is hollow never to re
turn to the fame tooth He gives his
affiftauce in the various cK fe afe s inci
dent to the human body in the praftice
or Phyfic and Surgery
July 22 1806
u
3!g8Ss
A GREAT BARGAIN
For fide 230 acres of firft rate land
Four miles eaft ot Lexington adjoining
MefTrs Bird and John Price and Gen
Clark’s Military furvey — roo acres
cleared in two improvements under
good fence well timbered and never fail
ing water gopd hewed log houfes ffiin
gled roofs and ftone chimneys 011 each
with loo large bearing apple trees and
a number of peach trees I will fell them
feparate or togather Part of the pur
chafe money to be paid in hand aud a
credit will be given for the balance
The title is iudifputable and a general
waranty deed will be given Forfurthe
particulars enquire of the fubferiber one
mile from Lexington
JOHN STARKSX
July 1 ft i3o6
N B i’he above land rents for two
dollars cufli an acre per vear tf
FOR SALK
A Very excellent WAGGON with
five Geers and the fifth chain in com
plete order Enquire of the printer
A great variety of
PAMPHLETS
For lale at tnia office
“ TO SOAK ALOFT ON FANCY S WING”
Spirits of wine
Spirits of lavender
Tinctureof myrra
Gold tincture
Balsam demaltha
British oil
Beateman's drops
Medtcamentum
01 of ammon
Balsam coptiva
Venice turpencine
Oil of Spike
Oil of laurin
Essot peppermint
Theriac venet
Steers opodeidock
Fly stone
Essence of lemon
Ess of burgumot
Juniper oil
Castbr oil
White vitriol)
Gum sballac &' copal
Eye water of superior
quality
Fish berries
Manna flag
Best red arenotta for
dyeing
Red precipitate mer
Crude cury mercuty
Calomel
Barks
Balsam of Peru
Liquorice root
Rose water
Orange peal
Gentian root
tv 2s 3d per lb
Raisins 2s 6d per lb
KENTUCKY t
Fayette Circuit Court June Term I80(
Albertus Bright Samuel M‘
Gehce ytcjiilin M'Gehee J
FSr complainants In Chancery
Tholes defendant
ON Motion leave is given the
parties to make James M‘Gehee a complain
ant and leave is also g-iven the complainants to
Figs of the first quali- amend their bill which amendment was ac
- - - cordinglv filed- and it appearing to the satis
taction of the court that the defendant is )t
an inhabitant of this commonwaelth it is
dered that the said defendant do appear henj
on the third day of our next September term
and answer the complainant's btii or that the
same will be taken for confessed and that a co
py of this order be inserted in some authorized
paper agreeable to law
A copy
Atteste Thos Bodtey e I c e
KENTUCKY
Fayette: Circuit Court June Ter m 1836
William Goucli Complainant
vs
Turner Higgins &c Defendants
IN CHANCERY
ON the motion of the complainant by his
counsel — It is ordered that James Adam and
Lucy his wife be made defendants in this
cause and it appearing to the satisfaction ot
the court that the defendants Benjamin
Turner and the said James Adam and Lucy
his wife arc not inhabitants of this common
wealth — On the motion of the complainant by
his counsel — It is ordered that the said ddfen
dants do appear here on the third day ofcymr
next September term and answer the com
plainant’s biU or I hat the same will betaken
fur confessed and that this order be inserted
in some authorised paper according to law
A Copy Atteste
THOs BODLEY crcc
NTY DOLLARS RE
the jbth WARD of June at night my
fhop was broken open and two valuable
SILVER WATCHES
taken out one of them cupped with
(liver maker's name George Edwin
London No 483 a final! chip out ot
the face at the figure 6 the other a com
mon fize watch with a black talk chain
and brats key the paper in the cafe
ttained bv being wet tome marks of ruff
on the balance wheel the name and num
ber not known I will give the above
reward to any perfon who will deliver
faid watches to me in Lexington
Edwd West
FOR RENT OR SALE
THE Subfcriber offers to renihe
Tavern TRAVELLERS HALL for jbiie
year or a longer term or to sell it for £$25$00
payable in the following way viz
Cash paid clown §4000
Negroes store goods cordage to
bacco salt iron or horses paid 3000
down or approved indorsed notes at
a short date
Land in the vicinity of Lexington 1000
The balance in eight equal an-
mi al payments with interest trom
the date or four equal annual i
payments of half cash and half j
approved produce with interest I
from the date
N B Any pervn who rents or purchases
may have the refusal of the furniture and stock
of Liquors at a reasonable rate
Robert Bradley
Lexington May 16 1806
M
THE STAGE
WIT I 7 thelyTjialnngs' ITEPECTFUlIy'wL the Citizens
WILL leave Maj WAG NON Sm Lexmg- of Lexington and the Public in general that
ton very Monday morning and return oi Ue ha commenced bufmefs in the Houfe late
baturday The Stage s now furnished witn ied b Maj Morriton (on
excellent horses and a good careful driver
C BANKS
Olympian Springs July 5 1806
ADVERTISEMENT
Strayed or floien front the fubferiber
out of the pafture of John Maxwell
efq near Lexington on Friday night
-he 18 th of July a BROWN HORSE
about fifteen hands high fix years old
a natural trotter if branded it is thus
onne near (houlder has a final! ftar in
forehead has lbnte faddle marks and
eft fide of his back a finall fore
has a lump on his right jaw occafion
by a kick or broke when young has
appearance of having one ftone but not
fo in reality has been lately (hod all
round with three old (hoes and o
one Whoever takes up faid hoij
delivers him to the laid John Max
or William Porter near to Frankfort
(hall receive two dollars and reafonable
charges or if ttolen and the thief fe
cured (hall on conviftion of the thief
receive twenty dollars reward paid by
f2t THOMAS KENNEDY
O T I C E
AE Melons are hereby fore
warned ffonr taking an alignment of a
BOND executed by me as fecurity for
John Clarke late merchant of this coun
ty to Henry Caldwell now a relident of
Kentucky- The bond according to nty
belt recolleftion is dated June 1790 or
1791 payable on
following and
exceeding one hundred and leVTOTy
pounds Virginia currency A late de
cree of Prince Edward county court has
exonerated me from payqpent of the
faid bond which was difeharged by
Clarke in his life time to Caldwell
John tNasb
Prince Edward Virg
March 31ft 1806 2mA l
D I HAVE FOR SALEV
JjK trufty houfe wotna-n thirty two
years of age and of good conftitu-tion
is an excellent cotton fpinnci and fews
and knits will -Pi-ice 780
Matthews flournoy-
Fayctte county July 29 1306
b J iraonwealth— on the motion ot the
dated June 79° or plainant by his counfel it is ord
the 25th of December the fJid defendant do appear
s for a fum fomewhat!on third d of the next pte
hundred and fcvFirty!
g25000
°Vi OR SALE FOR CASH
ie A Likely Toung Negro Man
Tliat is aftive ftrong and healthy En
quire at this office
tf July 26 f8o6
Market House Lexington to wit :
Men's fine and coarse Shoes
Bovs’ fine’ anil qiarse do
Ladies leather Slippers at 6s 6d- a pair
do- Fancy Kiel Shoes
db Spangled and plain Kid of all colours
do Spangled mid plain Morocco Slip
pers of all colours
Misses Kill and Morocco Slippers
Childrens’ Morocco of all colours and Lea
ther Jcffcrsons be &o
The above articles I warrant to be gs good
as ever came to the state or made in tlvq Unit
ed States as I have none but picked work I
do an-advertisement not want to flatter the publick with
as the work will shew for itself
MOROCCO SKINSof all colours Leather
Shoe binding of all colours and Shoe Strings
Cork Soals and Black Ball of a superior qua
lity — also a few pairSKATES
ALSO
Madeira and Sherry Wines
Jamaica Rum French Brandy'
Lime Juice
Coffee Tea and Sugar
Indig 1 Madder Copperas
Cingi" Pepper Cinnamon and Cloves
Salmon Mackarcl and Herring
Which I intend to sell at reduced prices
William Ross
June 30 1805 -m-
TJk
State of Kentucky set
Mafon Circuit court May term 1806
JohaOLdgar complainant ) IN
jfin S CHAN-
ahra defendant jCERY
HE defendant not having entered
s appearance herein agreeable to law
I and the rules of this court and it ap
pearing to the latisfaftion of the court
that com-monwea!th”-on he is not an inhabitant of this
the motion of the com-
dered
r here
September
teim and anfwerthe complainant’s bill
or that the fame will be taken as confeff
ed and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inferted in fome authorifed pa
per of Kentucky for eight weeks fuc
celfively A copy Tefte
wm WALK REED D Clk
HE SUBSCRIBER
Makes & fells woman’s
good lined and bound flip
pers at 6x9 a pair by retail
The qudMtyofhis work and
the unufuallow price will
(he conceives) fecure him
the encouragement of a dii
eerning public who have
annually exported from this
place from-20 to 25000 dollars a year for
the article of women’s Ihoes by their at
fording him encouragement in this par
tial experiment they will loon induce
other ihoemakers to follow the example
nd thereby flop the importation and lave
the money among!! ourfelves
N Prentiss
Adjoining the Prifon Lexington
N B Wholefale orders complied
with on terms advantageous to mer
chants Journeymen and apprentices
wanted
S I OLEN
Out of my liable lot in Lexington
rn the night of the 1 7th current a dark
bay horfe fuppol’ed to be about fifteen
hands high and eight or nine years old
with a few white hairs on his forehead
his mane inclining to the left fide rather
a fhort tail and fome w hite hairs juft
above the left ham appearing to have
been occafioned by a rope tied round it
no brands recollefted
I will fatfsfy any perfon amply
will deliver me the horfe or give
information that I get him — and wrTl
them full bred’ Nine months credit will
give 20 dollars reward for apprehending fie given the purchafers upon giving
ftriFteft attention and a defire to pleafe to
merit a fhare of public patronage Ladies
and Gentlemen who will be fo obliging as to
favour him with their ctiftoni may rely on
having their work done in j--ir“ fashiona
ble and best manner on the shorttot 1190
and on reasonable terms- xl 1
LOFTUS NOEL
N B One or two Apprentices will be taken
to the above buisiness
The Subscri ber has for sale an excellent Coa
chee with Harness on low terms for Cash
ijJBACCO MANUFACTORY'
— v
ACOB iaudeman
VFOlt MS his friends and the public fn
he has removed from Lexing
ton about three miles on Henry’s mill road
where he dill will carry on as ufual He will
alfo keep a conftant fupply at mr Jofeph Hud
fon’s (tore in Lexington by wholefale and
retail oppefite the court houfe which will be
fold on the lowed terms tor calh he will
£ve from three to nine months credit on giv
ingbond with approved lecurity Perfons ap
plying may be (urnilbed with th different
kinds of Snuff Kappee and Scotch all kinds
of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Se
gars all of which I will war ant equal as to
quality to any manufactured ia the (lata
- ' p nyviiv VCUIH T tIKIll ill 1 IC 5
knowledge of the above bufmefs with the1 There j3 about 1 20 acres of
the thief
Lexington July23
Street) where he intends to purfue the
in all its various branches and hopes fro
May 23 1806
do
PROPERTY
FOR SALE
700 acres Military Land lying on
lick that I have just received Brulh creek N YV 1 where the road
Fresh and Fashionable Crofies from Limeftone to Chillicuthe
tbiv? SHOES OF ALL KINDS this traft contains about three hundred
For at sale at tny Boot and- atre3 0f rich bottom tiie remainder is
lie houic CwrTis Field who is hereby duly au-
500 acres ditto ditto lying on Clover' horifed to receive the fame Thole
Lick creek a branch of the Eaft fork of j who do not avail theinfelves of this no
the Little Miami N W T in a good tice may reft allured Tat indulgence
Kid with beds and spring heels of i neighborhood about three miles trom will not be given beyond the firft of
alt colours Dunhams-Town feven from Williams
)FTUS NOEL
Shoe Store on Short street
next door to Mr Reiser's- ta
next uoor to tvir iv-eiser s tu-- - q 1 — t —
vern and nearly opposite the’ leatr 'and ls an excellent Band tor a pub- and pay off their relpefti ve accounts to
BLEDSOE
1806
SEort
fame
imbis
'well timbered has on it
burg and eleven to twelve from the O
hio river
1000 acres ditto ditto lying on Brufh
creek a few miles from New Market)
N W T
5000 acres lying on Bank Lick creek
Kentucky part of two tra&s contain
ing ffOOO acres furveyed and patented
for William Jonc
4000 acres Clarke county Kentucky
part of a trad! of eight thouland acres
tirveyed and patented for Richard Chin
nevorth 332 2-3 acres Mafon eounty 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’Mill'in
1000 acres Military land on the wa
ters of Ruffell’s creek Green river
325 acres Jefferfon county Kentuc
ky about four miles from Louifville 40
acres of this trad! is cleared
1 16 1-2 acres Fra nklin county Ken
tucky on the North fork of Elk horn
about fix miles fromFrankfort on that
trad! are eouficrerable 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
Alio a Houfe and well improved Lot
in this place
The above deferibed property will be
fold low for Cash Hemp and Tobac
co or on giving bond with good fecuri
ty a confiderable credit may be had —
For further particulars enquire of A11
'rew F Price attorney in fact for (or
to the fubferiber) c
JOHN JORDAN Jun
Lexington Kentucky?
January -13-1 803
Sen Dollars Reward
AN-AWAY from the fubferi
b( living on the head of Teffamine
creek in JefTamine county on the 23d
of June a negro man named PETER
about 42 or 4 years of age (lender made
about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high of an
uncommon brifk lively walk rather of
a down look when fpoken to I will
give ten dollars if taken in the (late &
all reafonable charges if delivered to
me or if taken out of the (late twen
ty dollars and all reafbnable charges
James Coger
July 9 1806 tf pd 3s
CASH
given for three or four
Likely Toung Negro Men
Under good character from the age of 17 to
23 Enquire at the store of
S & G Trotter
Lexington July 1 1806 tf
that no horfe ever flood in this part of th
country whofe colts tvere fo univerfaly ap
proved of or had fo few forry colts amongft
them
JOHN ROGEftS
Auguft r (8 6v
h
O BE SOLD
the 1 5 th day of Auguft next
' STOCK OF HORSES
Confifting of three full bred llud
feveral fine geldings and a number of
fine brood mares and fillies about he If of
bond with approved fecurity to
T Sthreflily
July 14 1806 tAug 15
dwelling houfe is of brick two (lories 47 b
22 finiftted off in a neat plain manner two
griff mills in good repair having lately been
built anew the dam and all the under works
of the mills are of locoft timber and the mills
are allowed to grind fafter than any mills In
that quarter one pair of ftones are French
Burr there are two good log houfes at faid
milts and a diftillery likewife convenient
thereto the fprings and ftock water were ne
ver known to fail the fprings being equal to
any in the country As I wife to fell for ca(hr
1 mean to offer' a great bargain I will take
four pounds per acre calh felling tbe whole
together or I will divide it as may belt fu t
the purebafer as it lies well to divide Kaie
the improvements at a very moderate price
and the land will not be fix dollars per acre
convinced that it is the preateft bargain that
has -ter been fold or offered for fale in this qua
of the country Any perfon wilhinjAio
purchafe can view the premifes by applying
to the fubferiber living thereon I will
fell the Stud Horfe
LAMPLIGHTER
It is well known that his figure and blood is
equal to ane horse in the ftnte and as a foal
getter is in as high repute as any other horfe
knotvii of— 1 will take 10OO dollars for him j
and that he would make inonefeafon indif-ftL6 water of this Well by thole wlrew
terent parts of this ftate his colts being fo ha-e vilited it lor their healths will
much approved of it being generally allowed entitle it to rank among the fir It water
FOR SALE
At a low price for Cash
A HOUSE AND LC
any perfon who yvill view the place will be QN Hirh stle(:t) opposjte Short Cross
rnnvinrPfl that ic fh nrpafpft hnrnaiix '5 r
FOR SALE
EAT bargain may be had in that hand
'eat of land whereon I now live of 455
lying on David’s fork of Elkborn in
payette county eight miles from Lexington
FOR SALE
NEGRO WOMAN and two pro
ving CHILDREN Enquire of the
rbferiber in Lexington
Henry Purviance
July 3d! 806
‘Uz'
VALUABLE P
a good mii
To be sold at the plantation of Charles
Webb dec on Monday the 1 1 th day of Au
gust next on the waters of Elkborn (David’s
rrTr-Sfork) Fayette county ten miles east of Lex
open land the1 J A c n
’ mgton the following property to wit: H01H
ses mares and colts among which are seve
muses and colts equal ifnot superior to any
Ute state for blood figure size and activity
Also the stock of cattle sheep hogs hous
hold furniture and farming utensils Kc Ike
Twelve months credit will be given for all sums
above forty shillings by giving bond with ap
proved security Those who have any de
mandsagainst said estate wUi please to make
them known
POLLY WEBB Adm’x
ISAAC WEBB Adm’r
June 18th 1806
ALL thofe indebted to the late firnu
ofSeitz Sc Lauman John A Seitz
Seitz St Johnfon John A Seitz fcc Go
John Jordan jun John Jordan junior
Sc Co and John Sc William Jordan are
requefted to come forward immediately
TOD’S
WARM If COLD BATES
In his Stone-House on Water-Street
ington
HAV ING eoriiplett'cf four Bat’ift
for the accommodation ot persons wishing ter
rise them— The terms will be fix- a Single
ticket of admission a quarter of a dollar but
-persons-who take six tickets may be supplied
ffor one dollar
Each ticket will admit one person -
Ladies and Gentlemen will And every atten
dance provided at all (tours of the day and
night if called for
Wm Tod
July 1 1806
March when fnits will be indiferimi
natelyjnftituted J for dan 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-
xington January 28 1805 tf
MADISON CIRCUIT fdl
June Term 1806
ofeph Moore complainant
Againft
Willi am Dryder's heirs and Samuel Rice
defendants -
IN CHANCERY j
ON motion of the complainant and
it appearing to the fatisfaAion of the'
court that the defendant Samuel Rice is
not an inhabitant ot this (late it is or
dered that the faid abfent defendant dcr
appear here on the firft day of the next
September term to (hew caufe iff anv
he can why the complainant's bill
not be taken as contefled and thata
copy of this order be infected in the
Kentucky Gazette two months agreea- ’
ble to an aft of the general affembly of
Kentucky See
A copy Tefte
£ ll'ill Irvine C M C C
BLUE DYING
Mrs Reiser takes this met
of informing the public that (he hascoifimen
ced the Blue Dying bufmefs next door below
Mr Hufton the faddler where ilie will dye
cotton yarn and thread or any liind of
home made cloth which (he wifi warrant to
((and 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
BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT
May Term 180 6M
Thomas Rule Complainant
againit
James Twineham & others Defendai
IN CHANCERY
The defendant Twineham not having
entered his appearance herein agreeably
to the aft of aiTemuly and iuIcs of this
court audit appearing to the fatisfufti
on ofthedoirrtthat he is not an inhabitant
of this commonwealth : On the motion
of the complainant by his eoutfl'el it is
ordered that he do appear here cn the
'third day of the next Auguft Term and
anfwer the complainant’s bill— That
copy of this order be forthwith inferted
for eight weeks l'ucceflively in fome one
of the Gazettes of this State
A copy
THOt ARNOLD Clk
J BLEDSOE
Hat fixed his residence in Lexing
HE will continue to Practise Law in the
Circuit Courts which he has heretofore attend
ed in the ourt ot Appeals and the Federal
Court at Frankfort — His office is the one late
ly occupied by mr J ames H ughes He mean®
to be punctual in the discharge of his profes
sional duties
Lexington June 25 1806
My House at the Sulpjur Well
ls ready For the accommodation of
vifitants The benefit received from
ing places in the ftate
JOHN MC'LL
Suluhdr Well 11 miles call oi Fixing
ton Kentucky
Atrgufl 2r (806
LAST NOTICE
dj
Street!
J'L