Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1808-07-08 00:00:00, page 1

AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
£
T-'VTTT’g WiywHUF
VOL XIX— N0 ios
BY DANIEL BRADFORD LEXINGTON
TUESDAY JULY 8 1806
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of thofe who may pfeafe to
with their cudom His houfe is 1 g
and his rooms are commodious-'-vie
a variety of liquors of the fiift quality
and his table is plentifully fuppd th
the beft viands that the feafon aftords
To his beds particular attention mal
be paid ’ He has a fpacious liable abun
dantly furnifhed with corn oats ix nay
and an attentive holder to attend it
Gentlemen may at any time be turnim
ed with private rooms free lrom tne
npile of the tavern
Danl We 1 tiger
April 9th 1806
CUT NAIL MANUFACTORY
lUf the fubferibers refpeAfully inform
their friends and the public n general
that they have opened a NAIL MAN
UFACTORY in the town 01 Mayl
ville on Water lfreet next door to Mr
Doctors Fishback Es? Dudley
m HAVE cpimnenced partnerfhip
dln the praftioe of Medicine Surgery
&c in Lexington By their (kill in thole
profeffions and attention to bulinels
they hope to merit a lhare of the public
con fidence
May 20 1806
STATE OF KENTUCKY
Mason Circuit court May term 1806
THIS paperis published twice a week
at Three Dollars and a half per annum
paid in advance or Four Dollars at the
end of the year
Thofe who write to the Editor mud
pay the pollage of their letters
TAVERN STORAGE & COMMISSION
HE subscriber respectfully
ms the publick tllat he has lately
house of ENTERTAINMENT in
f opened a ho
MavsviUe (Limestone) at the sign of the
SQUARE St COMPASS The house is com
modions the stable extensive and both tie
furnished with every tiling necessary tor the
accommodation of travellers and others who
may think proper to favor him with a call He
is provided with a large and convenient W ARE
HOUSE for the reception of goods equal if
not superior to any in the place He will also
make SALES upon COMMISSION for
those who may have any thing to transact in
that wav which will be done together with the
charges for storage upon the most reduced
terms lie flatters himself that from the ex
perience he has had in mercantile transactions
attention to business and a desire to be useful
to merit a pai’t of the public patronage
SAMl JANUARY
WE IS I GLUTS TAVERN
J i Frankfort Kentucky
3C — — — j-i
The Subscri
' ‘'Ex j her refpc
her refbeftfully
) I informs the pub
ic that he has ta
il en poffclfion nf
his houfe lately
'nnied by Cap
of
Vityip Bufli and known by tne '‘2 !
" THE EAGLE
Grateful Joi the very liberal encourage-
i u 1 rnced on ior-
ment which he has experienced on
mer occaftons he is determined that no
exertion expence or attention ‘
wanting to promote the accomoaa 1
' favour "m
y$vfrec which they intend to fell at :heit0
faAuie all kinds ot Hit isjiis ce jpi ig- piea ny DoAs Barry and Bofwell and
Alfa have on hand a general aftortment1 immediately oppofite the court houfe in
of Wrought Nails Saddlers' 7 acks Dor Paris where he is prepared to accommo
Qarr rJn IVindrtu Glass Hollow date all fnen gentlemen as may pleafe
Pittfburgh prices with the addition of conftantly fupplied with the fnoft genu
carria"e torcalli or approved notes jine liquors of every kind his beds atten
0 'william Porter fun is' Co ded to with care and from the fize of his
1 ftable he is in hopes to render it as com
modious as any other in the (late he
T hn A rmftrong’s ftore where they inanu- TA INM ENT in the houfejately occu
faAuie all kinds of Cut Nails &Spngsjpied by
San
tmith complainant
Against
Thomas Marftiall & others defendants
IN CHANCERY
THE defendant Thomas Ambler not
having entered his appearance heiein ac
cording to law and the rules of this
court and it appearing to the fatisfac
tion of the coui t that he is not an inha
bitant of this commonwealth on the mo
tion of the complainant by his counfel
it is ordered that the laid defendant do
appear here on the thiru day of the next
September term and anfwer the com
plainant's bill or that the fame will be
taken as confeffed and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inferred in Come
authoriled paper of Kentucky for tight
weeks fuccelliycly
A copy
Tefte
u-i-i Walker Reid D Clk
TERMS OF THE GAZETTE
BILLS OF LADING
Fox-faliat this office
l
4(-THE SUBSCRIBER
AJa ESPECTFULLY” informs the pub
lic that be has taken the (hop adjoining
Mr P Bain’s houfe where he Rill conti
nues the
Painting and Gilding Business
to xvhicb he will add the
Mending making and fra
-He Looking Glasses
will alfo have an elegant atj
Gilt Picture Pram
The fubferiber has likewife on hand an
affortment of
EARTHEN WARE
W Me at die
May 20 1806
7T
TYLL
L continue to exercife his
profeflion of counfe and attorney at law in
thoie ciicuit courts in which he has heretofore
practiced ami in the court of appeals and
court ol the United States for the Kentuckv
diftrift
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Nivoava XV3HO
gy REMOVAL
JAMES CONDON Tailor
HAS removed his fhop to a fin a I red
houfe on Main ftreet the fecond door above
mr Laudemanfs where he purpofes carrying
©n his bufmefs as ufual Thofe gentlemen
who may pleafe to favour him with their cuf
tom may depend on having their work done
in the beft manner
N B He wilhes to fell a LOT of
GROUND lying on Mill ftraet adjoining Col
Hart's— -It is at prefent under good enclofure
and a brick houfe on it that will make an ex
cellent liable Lexington March 3 1806
RICHARD TAYLOR
PECTFULLY informs his friends and
lie publick that he has opened a
House of Entertainment
that large and commodious brick house lati '
occupied by Mr John Instone in Frankfoi
where he is supplied with the best of liquoi
and provisions of every kind His stable is
well furnished witli fiirage and an attentive ost-
eP From the aiTangernents made to accom-
rn(X3tae his visitants' ajvi the flltention that will
be paid them he flatters himself he will share
the publick favour
Frankfort October 24 1805
7x Dollar: Reward
J off from Georgetown on Sun
day the 16th March a
BlOOD BAY FILLEY
two years old this fpring branded on the
near Ihoulder W S no white or other
mark but has been docked Whoever
will deliver the faid Filley to the fubferi
ber or givefuch information as to enable
him to get her Hull receive the above
reward William Story
Georgetown April 13 tf
MOORE’s INN
fubferiber refpeflfully informs
TE
his friends and the public that he has
is frienc
lately opened a HOUSE OF ENTER-
favor him with their cuftom He is
determined to keep on hand an excellent skins of the mod fashionable co
flock of hay oats and corn together
with a faithful feber ostler — 1 flatter
myfelf under thefe imprcfftons on meet
ing with the patronage of a generous
public
I am the public's humble fervant
Zcdekiab Moore
Paris May 9th 1806
NOTICE
perfons are hereby fore
warned from taking an aflignment of a
BOND executed by me as fecurity for
John Clarke late merchant of this coun
ty to Henry Caldwell now a refident of
Kentucky The bond according to my
hell recolleftion is dated June 1790 or
1 791 payable on the 25th of December
following and is for a fum fomewnat
exceeding one hundred and i’eventy
pounds Virginia currency A late de
cree of Prince Edward county court has
exonorated me from payment ot the
faid bond which was difeharged by
Clarke in his life time to Caldwell
fobn Nash
Prince Edward Virg
M arch 31ft i3o6 smlL
Geo M Bibb
fw ILL continue to exercife his
HN DOWNING
r SPEC TFULLY informs his
t tends and the publick in general
that he continues to keep a houfe of
FIN PER T A I N M E NT
entertainment
in that commodious frame houfe on
'Iain Street oppofite the Court
houfe at the figu of
THE BUFFALO'S
where he is prepered to accommo
date Travellers and others who may
pleafe to call on him in the bed man
ner He is well provided with a
variety of the belt liquors his Bed
ding and other accommodations will
he furn iflied equal to any in the
Weltern Country His Stable is
well fupplied with Hay Oats and
Corn and his Oilier particularly at
tentive and careful Thofe wn
are fo obligingas to call on him may
reft allured that they (hall receive
the greeted attention and every ex
ertion will be made to make their
(ituation agreeable Private par
ties may be accommodated with a
room undifturbed by the buftle of a
tavern
Lexington April 29
LEAVY h GATEWOOD
Have juft imported from Philadelphia ami
Baltimore and are now opening at their
ftore in Lexingron
A Large Elegant and Well Chosen
m Assortment of
ytfyMERCHANDIZE
Confiding of
Dry Goods Groceries Iron Mongery
Cutlery Saddlery China Queens’
and Glafs Ware Stationery Paints
and Medicine warranted Boulting
Cloths from No 4 to 7 and in ad
dition th-y have a large quantity of
heft quality of Iron cut and wrought
Nails & a quantity of Man’s Lick
Salt
All of which were purcliafed at the loweft
Cafti prices and will enahlerhem ro tell them
either by whole fale or retail very low for
CASH
MAS HICKEY Tailor
Crofs otreet Lexington oppofite N7r
Bain’s new Brick Houfe —
FFRS his fervices to his friends
amt the publick — fla’tershunfelf that from his
long experience in the principal cities of Fu
rope and being lately from Philadelphia will
enable him to give gene ral fatisfaftion He
prefumes thata fpecimenof his abilities will
flifficefor any thing more he might fay La
dies’ habits and great coats made in the fiift
falbion-
N B One or two apprentices well recom
mended wanted immediately 6m
JAMES ROSE
Boot & Shoe Maker
RESPECTFULLY in
forms the Ladies and Gentle
men of Lexington and the
public in general that he
carries on the above bufi
nefs in all its various branch
es at his old ftand Main
Crofs ftreet one door from
Main ftreet— -He has juft re
ceived from Philadelphia a large and
bandfonie affortment of Morocco and
lours likewife a large quantity of Boot
Legs of the beft quality and beautiful
Fair Top Skins Gentlemen may be
fupplied on the lliorteft notice poffible
with Back Strap Coffee and 'Fuck Legs
Boots made in the neweft fafhion andi
neateft manner He has on handa hand-1
fome affortment of Ladies’ Kid and Mo
rocco Slippers fuperior to any imported
Likewife a choice affortment of Gen
tlemens' Boots and Shoes of the beft
quality— Childrens’ Shoes of all ftzes
The above articles he can Warrant as
they are his own manufacture and he
will fell lower in price than any impor
ted As the fubferiber has been at much
nee and trouble to complete a gene
1 affortment of every article in hisline
ufinefs he confides in the patriotifin
is fellow citizens and feels perl’ua
ded that they will prefer home manufac
tures to imported and thereby lend their
afiiftance to keep the money circulating
in the ftate
Merchants may be fupplied on reafon- i
able terms — Orders piindually attended
to and neatly executed
A few Journeymen who underftand ma
king Kid and Morocco wanted
Two or three young men as appren
tices will be taken to learn that branch
of bufinefs-
N 3 A variety of elegant Fancy
Patterns received
Lexingon May 29th 1806
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NOTICE
Thofe gentlemen who have boi-rntvedl
Surgeon’s inft uments hdin DoAor Sam
uel Brown while he re ft led in Lexing
ton are requefteii to vetyrn the fame as
quick aspolfible to poiflor Eliiha War
field nnv in Lexington
June ia 1806 tf
2S
ient3s an
OR JOSEPH BOSWELL
noved to his farm feven
t of Lexington near the Rev A
I?l!'le’s where he will practice Medicine
all Its different branches He lias on hand
large quantity ot Genuine Medicine which he
will sell by whole sale or retail
Ife also oilers for sale two hundred and six
ty -tight acres of first rate
MILITARY LAND
near Ilonibeck’s null Clarke cimntv a onrt ol
Col Nathaniel Gist's survey — He will take
Cash or Young Negroes for it
tfo Fayette county 10th Feb 1805
4
R E M OVA L
E W CRAIG
riASr
f TtS removed his store to the
’ cornel- white house opposite Mr Lea
vv’s v here lie has received and just opened a
new and large assortment of choice
fresh goods
which he offers to his friends and the public at
the most liberal and reduced prices
Dr WALTER WARFIELD
Will practise
(jfPbysic and Surgery
In Lexington and its vicinity He keeps hi
--op in the houfe lately occupied by Doctors
brown and Warfield
Lexington Feb 191806
ALEXANDER PARKER
Has juft imported from Philadelphia and
opened at his ftore in Lexington (on
Main-flieeet oppofite the' Public
hquaie)
A very extensive and elegant assortment
f
)RY GOODS
groceries
HARD WAKE
QUEEN’S GLASS Cc CHINA
WARES
Alfo the beft imported
Ear Iron and Castings
Afforteu which he will fell on the moll
moderate terms for calli hemp fait and
country made (War
GEr°ORGn TK?T7ER JOHN TIL
T l7 rJr r r 0 n“ URder tle of
IROl JER& TILPORD
Have just received from Pill -ii-i
“ s— iCSPSasr
MLR C H AND I z f
suitable for the present and approach nrZz
sons — consisting- of 1 r sea
Fancy callicoes d eli-nt -ej
' L7“drnstamb0!-
Dimities and Irish linefis
Cloths fancy and constitution cords
Cotton cassi meres
Black and yellow Nankeens
Kid morocco and stuff shoes
Leghorn and Dunstable bonnets
Umbrellas and parasols
Qiieens’ ware by the crate
Id In 12 and 8 by 10 window gla
Ha rdwai-e and Cutlery
Coflee sugar and teas
Madeira Bert Sherry and Teneriffe wl
4th proof brand v
Salt castings nails and best Pennsylvania
iron &c &c &c &e Sic
Whioh will be sold unusually low for cash in
tL 3 1 Lrmffton’ April 26th 1806
1 hose indebted to George Trotter or to Trot-
ter and Scott are requested to call and settle
then accounts as no further inch Deuce can
whhlh'' S"'en- Those that L i tocomniv
w h this request must expert their arcou' is
put into the hands of proper officers for col
lcCton' April 29th 1806
LANDS FOR SALE
1 HE fubferiber
hill
in! copied by' ChSYiVa6 ?or forwHsrly court
e formerly oc
a (house arid for snie by the S’ °PP°S!tejhe cc
e anti (or sale by the n “
10 bbls 4th vCfr v'2-
10 — Madeira L P
1
10 — ShcTry
4 Goit meiiar
4 — Poit
y — Pepper
10 — Brimstone
6 — Ailum
15 — Copperas
10 -— Ginger
10 — Madder
8 Chocolate r
5u boxes Seg-irs
cots
Logwood nt Clnflani°n
10 boxes Young Hyson ?
10 do Hy son-Stin ?TEAS
' bbls Coflee and i
Loaf Sugar
Raisons in lcejjs
The above
of
a
Cush or Negotiable Notes at Art fc
for
a - Notes at GO dim
A supply of GROCERIES 5
gukrlv received fi-oin Jrtil 1 i i & " 1 ' )e rc’
enahle us to furnfshore kt’ 'Wlic!i w'1
upon the lowest terms nPcrsor others
w 6c T
JOSEPH GRAY
amoved his Store to the ftoni
ters lately occupied bv Meffi°r"'f
Hart 8e
as luft leceived in ad
non to Ins former affortment a very
elegant fupply 0f ’ vei
goods
"Inch will be fold cheap for Cafh
rc!‘ 5 1806
l0 dollars reward
qrVmirnameLUrTY 3 N'e
‘eeTfond of7m0n 7’ 0"re' and 2 i
ngconftftedofwXra
X'SVnr' °f fa‘-CV chir-
o Inured limey petticoat white yam
Itockings and good (hoes v!th fu d
other cloath nff of good quality I oe-
lieve this negro was harboured for ome
time and near this place and ifremo!
ved no doubt is furnifhed with
to Clarke county Bahdfto
ville
I will pay the above reward for the
j negro delivered to
I Will Morto
-exington 2d April 1806
difpofe of his FARM
three and a half miles
fouth-wtft of Lexington
containing about 30b a
cres pattof the late cbl
Campbell ‘sm it it ary fur
’ vey about 100 acres cleared with good
buildings orchards Sir ftc Alfo too
acres lying about fmr miles weft of
f Lexington part of col Hite’s military
-on lurvey with a fnall irtlpiovemeur h-r
For terms apply to the fubferiber
RicLd IHggins
28th ‘May r3o6 tf
SALT !
Tlie public are informed that the
vovksst the United States Saline below
the mouth of the Wabalh are now con
uuAed with fo nntcrh f pi ri t and fiiceefs
that the quantity of salt now is great y
I'liperior to the demand : firveral thflU
I'and buflicls having been accmnula ei
in ftore the price is reduced to live '(hil
lings Virginia currency perhulhel
rVpril 19 1806
WTf TflMt Received by
VY J'ann e
And now onenino’ l
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