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TAVERN STORAGE IV COM MISS 10 2
HP HE subscriber respectfully
jL informs the ptbllck that lie has hotel
ojiencd a house of Eri i'LRY AINMLN 1 in
Marseille (Limestone) at the sign -of the
Sfo'JAilL & COMPASS The house is com
moclious the stable extensive and both are
'furnished with every thing necessary lor the
accommodation of U aveilc's and others v ho
tnafc think proper to favor him with a call He
1 itvided with a large andcoiwenicttt W A RE
HUSE for the reception of good- equal if
rSiperfor to anv- in the place He " dl also
Ytiake SALES upon COMMISSION fir
th ise yh° 1n:iy have any thing to transact hj
Vav which wul he done together with the
charges for storage upon the most reduced
terms' He flatters himself that from the ex
perience lie has h td in mercantile transactions
attention to business and a desire to be useful
o merit a part "1 toe public patronage
SAM 1 JANUARY
N O T I C E
HE co-jyirtnership of MacT
couivand T iltord s this day dissolved by
mutual consent those indebted are requested
to call and settle their accounts with J imc
lltaccoun -and those having demands against
the firm will present them to him for settle
menu James Mac co tin
John Tilford fun
Lexington January 31st 1806
H E subscriber lias just received from
Philadelphia and now opening- at the
lately occupied by the above firm on
4 On street opposite the market house an ex
tensive additional supply of
Merchandise & Stationary
which will be sold at the most reduced prices
for Cush
James Mnccovn
terms of the gazette
THIS paper is published twice a weeky' W
at Three Dollars and a half per atnuftdf profeffio" of counfel and attorney at law in
- junu thpfe cn cult courts in which ha has heretofore
Shoes and G nt'-mens’ Morocco
Ashton and neatest taste —
-made in the ne-
Boot Legs and Shoes cut to pattern
sale— Merchants maybe supplied with any of
the above articles nearly as cheap asm the at-
ntic states Atarch r’cth 18Q6 j
V B I ad-es’ Fancy Silk and Satin! madej
rf their own pattern to me sure Orders punc-j
tuallv attended to and reat v executed
STRAYED
From my firm a few days fince
A SORREL MARE
tihout fourteen hands and a half high no
’mark or brands recollected— It is AppMed
The ill tale the road to Mafon county
Whoever takes her up md informs nu- where
foe can be had or delivers her to me Hull be
re w arded by
Robt Barr
Fayette March 31 tf
W E 1SIG i- K’S TAVERN
Frankfort Kentucky
— — — r-— - The Subscri-
w ft u Ez ! - ij i: iniuivetn
lie that he has t-
m - - -:T -a rr r- ‘ r
' i If: vJXb f latHv
hi
' occupied bv Cap
Phillip Buffi and known by the figu ot
THE EAGLE
Grateful for the very liberal encourage
ment which he has experienced on far
in r occafions he is determined that no
exertion expence or attention ftiall be
wanting to promote the accomodation
of thofe who may pleafe to favour him
with their cuftom His hotile is
and his rooms are conunodions-He
a variety of liquors of t he firft quality
and his table i? plentifully fuppbed wjtfr
nd his table is plentifully fuppbed wjr1
the beft viands that the feafou affords
jAMES ROSE
Q0ot L1 Shoe Maker
RESPECTFULLY informs
the ladies and gentlemen of Lex
ington that he carries ou the
L bove business in all its various ij
branches at his (lid stand M vn
j Cross street one door from Main
m street He has on hand an ele
gant assortment of 1 lilies' Kid &
Morocco Slippers spantfted and
pi tin equal to any imported which he will
sell at the lowest - prices Likewise a hand
some assortment of childrens’ Kid Morocco
and Calf Skin Shoes He bassent to Philadel
phia for an additional supply of leather of tlie
first quality and intends receiving a constant
supply every spring and fall Gentlemens
Cossacks and Back strap Boots made of the
best imported Leather — A handsome as-
soj-lmett of me bla-k gta"J -ll'd mr Laudeman’s where he purpofes carrying
dantlv furniftied with corn oats Sc hay
and an attentive hoftler to attmd it
Gentlemen may at any time be furniftt
ed with private rooms free from the
Eoife of the tavern
Dan I WcUiger
April 9th I8c6
next at the houfe of George Shackc1
To his beds particular attention lha!l'f0id in the town of Richmond Kentuc
ky paid Ilf lias a fpacious table abun- Ay) I (half proceed to take the depofi-
‘tiofls of William Irvine and of others
to be read as evidence in the fuit tit
chancery depending in the Montgomery
circuit court in faid ftate wherein I am
complainant and you are defendants
Christopher Irvine
April loth i£d6 li-4-i
BY DANIEL BRADFORD LEXINGTON
VOL XIX— N® 1038
SATURDAY MAY 10 1806
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pra&ifed and in the court ot appeals and
court of the United States for the Kentucky
difiriut
HE subscriber returns his
thanks to his friends for the encourage
ment he has received in his line of business
In Lyungton my friends may find
working at my trade
tising stones to suit your mind
d digging with my spade
Good lime I have always On hand
Supply hl you all can be
Hop ever great is the demand
My friends come unto me
I will dig wells you all may know
Good water I can find
I11 spite of patent laws I'll show
For nought I will be kind
In all the brandies of my trade
So punctual I will be
It never shall by one be said
John Shaw has cheated me
I am
John R: Shruv
N B I shall refuse to work in flint rock as
I have been three times blown-up
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NIVOHVH XV2HO
THE Partnerftiip of Mentelle &
Doeyniiwor F Downing & Cn is this day
tliskolveS by mutual consent those indebted
tre rRftmsted to call and settle t!y:ir accounts
and those having demands against the firm will
present them for settlement
on his bufmefs as nfual ThofY gentlemen
jn the h(ft minn£r
N fo f a OT of
GRtfUND lying on Mill dreet adjoining Col
H 'Ws-t is at prefeot under good enclofme
lab1houfc ’n
IH ARD TAYLOR
'TI LL L Y informs his friends and
publick that he lots opened a
f louse of Entertainment
hthat large anil commodious brick house lately
'occupied by Mr John Instone in Frankfort j
ly uk f" “J o'-'oc
ub1cl'e Ueis suppl‘l lUi tlie best of hquora
P‘”'f ? eTeI'-v kmlJ Hs stble s
well furnished wffi lorage and an attentive ost-
ler From the arrangements made to accom
modate his visitants and the attention that will
be paid them he Hatters himself he wifi share
the publick favour
F i-ankfort October 24 1805
Dolhrs Remard
Rpraff from Georgetown on Sun-
twTtrs old tins ipnng branded on the
j twi
near (boulder VV S no white or other
"?' k bar been docked V- hoever
I wilt deliver the faid Fill-v to the fubferi-
her or give inch information as to enable
him to get her ftiall receive the above
reward
William Story
Georgetown April 13 tf
Mr Ralph Mu-gan and Thomas
Sunarengen heir and executor of
Thomas Swearengen deceafed
TAKE NOTICE
“ Q HAT on the fourteenth tlay of June
O JLTA ilOU)
LL continue to exercife his
EN TEKTAINMENT
tnthat commodious frown houfe on
Main Street oppofilc the Court
the fign of
HE BUFF ALOE
e is prepared to accorhmo
ravellers and others who may
oleafe to call ou him in the heft mau
ler He is well provided with a
variety of the bell liquors his Bed
ding and other accommodations will
oe furrrifhed equal to any in the
vYeftern Country His Stable is
well fupplied with Hay Oats and
Corn and his OfHer particularly at
tentive and careful Thofe who
are fo obliging as to call on him may
reft allured that they ftiall receive
the greateft attention and every ex
ertion will be made to make their
lituation agreeable Private par
ties may be accommodated with a
room undiilurbed by the buftle of a
tavern
Lexington April 29
umbrella m a nu factor r
T UKE USHER
-1 — from Baltimore in
forms the pnhlick that lie lias
removed li is Factory to Lcxii
t in at t he sign of the Uinbivi
2
1 1 next door to TraveUei’S H 11
vheit lie will keep a constant
i mply of
Umbrellas & Parasols
finished In the neatest manner — Merchants and
traders may be supplied with Umbrellas
this Factory on more advantageous terms than
hv importing them
LEAVY & GATEWOOD
Have juft imported (roin l’tiiladelphia an-’
Baltimore and are now opening at their
tore in Lexingron
! Large Elegant and Well Chosen
( JT Assortment of
2d MERCHANDIZE
Confuting of
Dry Goods Groceries Iron Mongery
Cutlery Saddlery China Queens’
and Giufs W are Stationery Paints
aud Medicine warranted Boulting
Cloths from No 4 to 7 and in ad
dition th“y have a large quantity o!
heft quality of Iron cut and wrought
Nails £c a quantity of Man’s Lick
Salt
All of which were pnrehafed at the lowed
C-ilh prices and will enab’ethem to fell them
either by whole fale or retail very low for
CASH
Dr WALTER WARFIELD
rj J Will pralse
w Physic and Surgery
Tn Lington and its vicinity tiu keeps his
fiinp in the houfe lately occupied by Doiitors
Brown and Warfield
LeximUon Feb- 191806
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has for sale by the uarter-cash or barrel
IstqV’lLjr- Madeira Wine fit for immediate use
f J do do
jpren-y Bounce do
— -HU proof Uegj-iac Brandy that has been
been four years in my cellar
— Gotland Gin
— Loaf Sugar and Coffee
I bbl 1st quality Muscovado Sugar
1 chest Hyson Tea &
boxes 1st quality Chocolate
IVm Morton
Lexington 2d April 1895
Madison Circuit sEl
March term 1806
Weathers complainant
againft
William Weathers defendant
Jn Chancery
ON the motion of the plaintiff bv her at
torney and it appearing to the fatisfaft ion ol
the court that the defendant William is not
an inhabitant of this (late it is ordered that
the laid abfent defendant do appear here on
the fiift Monday in J une next to hew caute
if anv he can why the complainant's bill (halt
not te taken as confeffi-d and that a copy of
tliis order be inerted in the Kentucky Gaz
ette two months -agreeable to an aft of the
general airemhly of Kentucky See
A copy Telle
3 s Will Irvine C M C C
just Published and for sale at
this Office
v I N D E X
OR T B K
) octrires of the S-rietures
Vindicated
AGAINST
The Repiy of Mr Stone
By John P Campbell
JUST PUBLISHED
A nd for sale at this office
THE MONITOR
By Archibald Cameron minister of the gospel j
JOHN DOWNING
RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the publick in general
that he cont inues to keep a houfe or
I
L
and Trade Water 1 will lei! the above
and very low for c still liorles b- f
pork vdiifkey or fiotr Any per for
wilhing to pnrrhafe will 'pleafe apply to
me living-near Roberlion’s Lick in the
aforeiaid county
John Ilopkins
Sept 3rd 1805 tf
DOCTOR JOSEPH BOSVELL
v ed to his farm fever
Lexington neat- the Rev A
vhet-elie will practice Medicine in
til its ni c-rcnt branches He has on liand
large qinintity of Genuine Medicine which he
will sell by v hole stlc or retail
lie also oflei's lor sale two hundred and six
ty -eight acres of first rate
MILITARY land
near Hombeck's mill Clarke countv a part of
Col Nathaniel Gist’s survey— He will take
Cash or Young Negroes for if
tfo F'aj tltc county 10th Feb 1806
jRT U BARTLET
'imported and are now opening a
Large and General Assortment of
ME R'CHANDIZ E
L ilCH they can venttu-e to assert are as
Y v-vil bought and which can and shall !
sold as lux a any eve: brought to the State
They will receive in payment cash tobacco
nent) or iig's lard in hand but from die
many disappointments they have met w ith in
ollecttfg for their last year's sales they are
determined to credit none
2(ith November 1205
ft E M O V A L
E AV CRAIG
AS removed his store to the
corner w hite house opposite Mr Lea
y s vbcic he has receiiedaud just opened
new and large assortment of choice ‘ ’
F R L S H GOOD S
which he offers to his friends and the public
die most hhei-al and reduced prices
°
T I C F
jlCVSl) ind
indebted to Maccoun
and Tilford arc requested to call and p-u
thrir respective accounts on hr before tlie first
:iay of March next A5! those tfiatfailto com
fly must expect their accounts put into the
”:ds of proper officers for collection without
discrimination
Lexington J anuary 2 1806
THOMAS HICKEY Tailor
-Lreet Lexington oppofite Mr
J J yRR new Brick Houfe —
Offers his fervi ces to his friends
and the publick — fl iftersbimfielf tint from his
lovig experience in the principal cities of Eu
rope and bcinglately from Philadelphia will
enable him to give general farisfactinri H
j prefumes thatir fpecimen of Ids abilities will
fuffice tor any thing more he might fay La
Wrs habits and great coats made in the firft
fafhion
N B One or two apprentices well recom
mended wanted immediately 6m
ions Geldings Mares and
Colts For Sale
THE fubferiber has for file upwards
of twenty nead(ofthe above defcription)
at his plantation four miles ealt of Lex
ington ou Strode's road equal in blood
and figure to any in this ftate or p- rhaps
the United States they are generally
from mares formerly fclcdled and owned
by Capt Sami Pryor and Thomas D
Owing? elq by the famous running horfc
Diomed Speculator and Spread Eagle
the two I aft fuppofed equal to any Ituus
ever imported from England As I wifh
to reduce my flock of horfes I will dif
pofe of them on real’onable terms for
one half calli in hand and the other half
in iix months Amongft thofe oifered
for fale are two three years old Stallions
and one two years old all fine and of
unqu-ftionable blood alfo four elegant
lorn years old Mares fit for the turf or
faddic
Also for sale a tract of 200 Acres first
quality
MILITARY LAND
On Deer creek 12 or 15 miles from Ghil
lico'the to be fold forcafii or fueh tradi
s may be approved of by
William West
May 1ft 1806 tf
y FOR SAL
VZ 400 Acres of hand
J" in the county of Hcnderfon
hit by 011 the waters of Highland
JJT NAIL MANUFACTORY
THE fubferibers refpeflfully inform
their friends and the public in g-nen
that they have dpened & NAIL Al AN
UFACTORY in the town of M ay 1
ville on Water ftreerj next door to Mr
John Artnftrong’s (lore where they manu
fadtu-re all kinds of Gut Nads' St Sprigs
Alfo have on hand a genera! alfortnicm
of Wrought Nails Saddlers' 7 acks Dor
sey’s Barr Iron Wind it) Glass Hallon
Wareffc which they intend to fell at :h
Pittlbu gh prices with the addition of
carriage for cafti or approved notes
William Porter Tun £j? Cc '“lito Uiehaalds of ptoyry
' iv LlOiaa A 1111
Are
i e court Iuuie
6 w
Lcxittgton April 4 1806
Received by
vVILKINS TANNEHIT I
A-d now opening in the store ffinnc-riv
oc
Iipicd Jy nir John Jordan
LCRl tlie court
ouse ami fur sale by te pckare viz
ilraiiij--JU— 19 bbis 4th Cogniac
Jauiatcu Spirits
10
-'"Madeh-a L i’w
10
— Sherry
— Coiemenar f Ik INES
4
— Pott J
4
8 — Pepper
lo — ii fdd -sione
6 — Ail an
lo — C
Ojjpcras
10 — Ging’er
10 — Madder
8 — Chocolate
50 boxes Seg-Mis
1 case containing Nutmegs Cloves
Mate and Cinnamon
Id ig wood
10 boxes Young- Hvson ?
10 do Hyson Skin 5 luAS
35 bbls Coffee and Loaf Si
Raisons in keg
The above articles will he disposed of A ft
moderate advance hv tLr i 1
r UiC Ouid rpa-TC-f’e lor
ash or Negotiable Notes U ujd-lVs '
A ftupply of GROCERIES Sa-’ !U be re
truLrly received (t-oni I'hiladeh hi i hi I 1
enable us tn furnish store keepers’ or okhets
op the lowest terms w 8c rl'
A NEW STORE
fhomas St Robert bahr
H AY 1 li tvc just recti v d trt
just received from
Philadelphia and are now opening in the house
iauh occupied by mr E Craig a large and
general assortment ol
merchandise
Consisting of
DRY
BARD
GUILE kT &c
LIU EL AW
CHINA Of WARES
GLASS j
BOOBS 0? ST AT ION ART
wliich they will sell fur Cash at the meat
ceu prices
Cr' They have on hand a
an assortment of
imported BAR IRON
tf
JOSEPH GRAY
HAS removed ni? Store to the ftone
houfe oppclite Samuel & George T
ters lately- otcupied by Mclfrs Vi -trt ft
ilartlett and lias juft received
lition to his former afforwieat a
elegant fupply of
GOODS
which will be fold elicip for G-!
Lexington March 5 It"
20 DOLLARS REWARD
Ne--ro RAN away on Ghriftm-s I It -
Woman named LET BY fi n j L
to the fubferiber (lie s about 23 years
of age ol a common ftature foaie and
ere fond offtrong drink and when
intoxicated very inf- lent— ! Ter doath
ing confuted of two r riirefc white iruf
!:n dreffes one of fancy chintz !almi
coloured linfey p -ticoat white y irn
dock mgs and good ftio-s with fundiy
other cloathing- of good ru-tlit'v I oc
lieve this negro was harboured 'for fne
une in and near this place and remo
ved no douln is furnilhed with a p-f
to Clarke county Baiiddown or Dan
ville I will pay the above reward for the
negro delivered to
Wili Alorton
Lexington 2d April 1806
EOKGE TRO 1 TEH :md JOHN T’L
UJ FORD Jun trading under (lie ii-m of
1 ROT I'ER & TILFORD
Have just received from Philadelphia a i'n nr
opening m the house formerly (rupil
George Trotter a large and extensive assort
ment ot
M ERC HAND I Z E
suitable for the present and approaching sea
resent ftntl at
- :f
sons — con mi Still j df v-
Fancy callxoesand chintzes
Leoneo rambrirk tambored jaccoitet and
laced muslina
Dimities and Irish liucnS
Cloths fancy and constitution cords
Cotton r ass meres
Black ard yellow Nankeens
Kid niorocct) and stuff shoes
Leghorn and Dunstable bciuiets
Umbrellas and parasols
Queens’ ware by the crate
10 by 12 am! 8 by 19 window glass
Hardwttre and Cutlery
Coffee sugar and teas
Madeira Port Sherry n! Tenerlffc wide
4tb proof brandy
Salt castings nails and brat Pctmsx M ania
Iron fic Sec &c fee fee
Which will be sold uousualK I n-- fof cash in
aand Lexington April 25th Ks!16
Those iiicbbtedtoGeorge'i'rottirot'to q 1
ter and Scott are requested to call and settle
their accounts as no further ind igene can
possibly Fe given Those that fail toi-omvly
with this request must expert their e-c
‘ ' -ok
k:Uou April 29iir 180G
CHs H UMPHRETS' U Co
c now opening a bcnulsccic assortment off)
MERCHANDIZE C
n ' ‘ lately occupied btfr
1011:115 ' ' ail'LC' dq oppulite t lip ruins
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