Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1809-03-28 00:00:00, page 1

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NOTICK
I WISH to f II that eligible filiation for a
country feat one and a halt mile! t om Lexing
ton f rmerlv occupied b Jofhna Hunvihrcys
feri fixty acres of I and on which is a fine Ap
ple an I Peach Orcha cl e ght aces of good
Timothy Meadow a Well of Water equal m
any in the countrc For further particulars
enquiie of the fubferiber near tb premifes
Geo Te gar den
N te Tf file s not mule before the 15th
M'TC1 if will e for KENT C T
uve ihe highest
i will
ice in
ash fpr
Fm this
SALT PETRE deliv
place or at the store of William Mi
in Glu-
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Robert Miller
pxingtiiW Jan 30th 1809
10 BE SOLD
To the highest bidder 12 months credit by
iving bond and good security on the 10th day
of April next if fair if not the next fair day 12
o’ 14 head of horses consisting of brood mares
colts and draft horses — A waggon and geers
with farming uten Is house hold furniture &c
The sale will commence at 10 o’clock at the plan
tat ion of the subscriber one and a half miles
from Lexington
George Tegarden
March 3d 1809- (td
The subscriber wishes to pur
chase a quantity of Shoe Thread 6 and 700 fori
w hich Ca-h and merchandize w ill be given atj
the store of Mr William Leavy in Lexington!
The thread w'llf be taken it comes from the
d will 1
bee
Peter Mason
3m § 3t
ny nth iSCf
1 wish to Hire fifteen likely healthy
A NFGRO MFN
to work at the Lit'le Sandy S It works the pre
ten4 year and will bind my self to clothe them
well and pay high wages to their ow ners
The time of service to commence on trhvTulti 1
day of M uch next and to end on the
ry ensuing —for further particulars
Oba Timberlake in Pans Jeremiah Neave in
Lexington or the subscriber
A I fired W Grayson
paidatthe expiration of the year
X J All letters to the Editor must be postpaid
otherwise they will not he attended to
Doctor "Joseph Boswell
H AS removed to Lexington and will Practice
' Medicine in all its branches lie lives in the
new brick house on Main street next door to
Benjamin Stout tf May 16th 1808
CASH GIVEN FOR
A HEMP
U w By Fisber is? Sutton
Who wish to hire 16 Negro Boys from 12
to 16 vears old for a term of years
tf Lexington 3d Feb 1808
TO BE SOLD OR RENTELL
Anew ami very convenient two story Brick
House on Main Street next door to the Rev
Adam Rankin For particulars apply to the
E SHARPE
Fishel &P Gallatine
COPPER AND TIN SMITHS
INFORM their friends and the public they
have now on hands a variety of STILLS of the
best quality and having laid in an assortment of
COPPER and engaged Workmen of skill can
v ill) satisfaction complete any orders the) maj
be favoured with
TIN WARE of every description hv whole
tale or retail Copper Boilers Hatters' Kettles
Copper Tea Kettles Brass and Copper Wash
Kettles &C-&C
Xj Tin Ware and Merchandize exchanged
Jor old Cooper Brass and Pewter
Lexington 11th October 1808 — tf
The Kentucky Hotel
THE Subscriber has leased of Mr Henrv
Clay for a term of years that valuable stand
for a Tavern indie town of Lexington former
ly knpmb the name of Travellers’ Hail where
he ktHHened a H- tel under ihe above stile —
T he situation of this property on the pub ic
square directly opposite the Noi th East from
ot thejpn house and in the centre of busi
ness gives it pec iur advantages Great ex
pensr has been incurred in repairs and improve
ments ai d in point of space convenience and
comfort the apartments of the house are surpas
sed by none A new stable lias been erected e
the back pa t of the lot which he ventmea to
pronounce is the best in the state which w ill bt
under the immediate superintend an e of Mr
William T Banton He has provided him
self with gitocl servants a plentiful stock of the
best liquors and in hort with every necessary
calculated to accommodate and lender agreeable
the time of those who may favor him with tl
custom and he ti lists t haf Irom the attentr
wbi'h he means personally to give to every
panment of his business he w ill be found
merit that patronage which he thus presumes
solicit from the public
Cnt’hbert Rinks
Irx’ngfon Jan 1st I860
THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE
IS published weekly at Two Dollar per
annum paid in advance or Three Dollars to be
a tiojUnHag I
tt-yrmi-ii'ie sMhscri her lives eight milcJSifjton 1
TltTToTv rsu:“ 1 ' 1
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NTUCKY GA
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AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
TUESDAY MARC H 28 1809
BY DANIEL BRADFORD LEXINGTON
Valuable Property For Sale
A LOT OF GROUND lying on Main-Cross
street intbistown extending one bundled 8c thir-
ty-one feet six incites on said street and back one
hundred feet There is on the lot a good Brick
Stable Coach House Cow House and Grane
ry Also a Brick Factory upwards of 60 feet
in front with a frame shed the whole length
This lot and the buildings are well calculated
for the mjanfacyfre of bagging or for a variety
of othcqaichro business The terms may
he known Jppying to the subscriber
V George Anderson
(Tf Should the above property not be sold in
two weeks the building's will be rented
Loyinfrtor October 11 1308
Klthlu BaKKY
Boor C S SHOE MAKER
At the fign of the
MAMMOTH bHOK
EAR to W ilfon's Inn hereby informs
the public that he has juft received by
Mr jercmiah Neave from Philadelphia
an afTortment of Calfskins and Boot
Legs of the beft quality That he has
in his employ good Workmen and that
his cuftomers may be fupplied with Boots
and Shoes equal in beauty neatnefs and
durability with anv in America at the
ftiorttft notice and a: moderate prices
Lexington 14th l)rr i8r8
BOATS FUR SALE
THE fubscribcr owing to a contraft he
has with Porter Clay and Harrifon Mon
day will have for fate at the mouth of
Tate’s Creek in the courfe of thelkipier
and Ipring a number of Boats ofVwfy
defeription The boats built by Mlay
are known to be of a fuperior quality
they will be fold at the ulual price and
where it wift be more convenient to the
purchalerthe payment will be received at
Natclec or NeuOrlean giving him fuf
ficient time Mfgfpofe of his cargo
fJP Thomas Hart
Nov 25 1808
— JOSEPH
HAMILTON IMVths
will lefume his practice — H resides
A’ 'oi nev
in Lex rgton — All Utters to him must be post
paid
Feb’v 15th 1809
Doctor Joseph Buchanan
L PRACTICE PHYSIC in Lexington
ts viciniry He keeps his fhop wheie Mr
pope formerly kept his office
STRAYED
FROM Holder’s Landing about eight w eeks
since TWO BAY M AKES one sevn ye rs
j old five feet high two hind feet white no brand
recollected heavy tail but midlng shoit heavy
in foal and in very fine order very I kefy — The
other a sm II mare I think white hiid feet her j
mane lately cropt and does not lie over very well
slim tail in low order four years old about 14 i
hands high The large mare was raised by Mr j
Matson in Bourbiur county near Paris on the
Cleveland road d expect she has made that
ne was raised near Cynthiana
I 'Dollars to any person who v 11
de1iveih) meat the above mentioned place
3 S B Combs
ance Office tst March i 809
meeting of the Share-Holders of
Insurance Companv will be held at
t 12 o’clock on Saturday the ist
1 next
order of the President and Directors
John L Mat tin Clk
TO SPORTSMEN
wo Subscriptions one for tour years old
D'her for three years old sweepstakes $ 25
to be run at the lexington course the
Trsf on the 4’ h May next and the second on the!
succeeding day are lodged at the bar of the I
Kentucky Hotel to close on the 10th of April- j
March 1809
LAKE NOTICE
OR SAL F or lease for one
years
low trims the plantation
hich
np—
Lhe a
ides and George-town C with a good Saw
and Grit mill 6) acres of clear Lnd 8 of which
is meadow Also Is wanted a person of sobriety
industn and g'xtd cMacter to manage a place
on the shares a xmn w ith a small family will
be preferred §
J°kn Calboon
Mrrli rl 0O '
UN
XPch 1 ivDlY vtrhi I'-t" onri-'d
of mi life being folirited by forne ref enable
chara Tors in fhii and the neighbouring ro n
tie ro undertake the painful but pleaiant talk
of teaching the young idea how to (hoot I am
di'pqfi-d to open on the firfi of May next
enQmp a GRAMMAR SCHOOL wher-
i i jP'l he taught the Latin and G eek
Citfwngether w fh fuch other branches of
Luerature as are immediately conneiRed with
th m My terms are Thirty three '‘ollars
per annum for t ition to he paid quirterly
and in adv mce fr each fcholar or a note for
the whole payab’e at the expiration of the
vea- and egotiable at the Kentucky Infurancej
Office Should any gentlemen wi(h me to
hoard their Tons at the moderate price ol cixty-j
feven Dollars each per annum they will pleafe
apply immediately having fome previous ar
rangements to make for their accommodation
Adam Goodlei Sen
Cane Run Scott County
a ch 13th 1809
N B Twenty scholars will only be admit
ted and of thefe twelve Boarders can be re
ceived A
SALE — TWO NFGRO WOMEN
USED to houfe work on fix months’ e edit
rchafer giving negotiable notes witn an
approved endorfer Enq ire of the printer
ALL PER ONS hereby forwamed i:om
trading for or porchafinga certain t act of Land
gfVvnodlord county containing 276 acres
wreon Abtie- Rucker lives as I have fitid
r s bond for the conveyance ot faid land
Aimed Rucke
rMarcli Jo 1809 jt 50 j
iil PLoLiLK
ARE cautioned against purchasirg fron
Andw F Pi ic e or any other person pietend
ing to be the agent of th late horn eof Cocktane
and Thursbv of Philadelphia any property of
that houe because the sub'cnber has imtitu
ted suit against the sa'dfirm o subject the whole
of their property in lucky to the demand of
the subscriber
John Brown
Bluomfield Mason I
2d March 1809
— A Journeyman A hoe muter and
Apprentice
TUBbscriber h s has just arrived fron
EngmThd is v carrying on his business of
B ivtJT Shoe miking in Mill street four doo '
fiom Mr vrag’s Store and opposite Mrs B r
ton’s If all mankind wtre as great eneni es to
flattery as myself they would use equal) as
little of it therefore I have only informed the
publick where 1 am to be found and where they
may be supplied will Bo ts& shoes asgo das can
begot in Lexington and on as r -atonable terms
tf John Dutton
For Nile
A Valuable tract of LAND situated on tin
waters of Green river in Green county con
taining 666 2-3 acres Negroes or Cotton will
be taken in part or whole payment
The subscribers have also for sale 6000 lbs
Coffee first quality — 10 barrels Muscovado ane
Havannah Sugars I an excellent quality— c
barrels Tanners Oil — 1 hogshead 4th proof J
maicaRum — 1 pipe C gniuc Brandy — 1000 gal
lons old Whiskey all of which will be sold low
for cash or appfbved notes at 30 and 60 days
Also Trunks of every size and description
with any kind of Covering Carpenter’s and
J liner’s tools viz Sasli Plains double and single
with prickers unci templets G roving Plains
with and without arms different sizes complete
setts of Bench PI ins single and double ironed
Hallows and Rounds Moulding Plains of even
description Braces and Bitts &c See
V2 Ha'stead !k Aegli ne
OppcRujg the Markett House Lexington K t(
THE fubferibers info maff tb fe indebted to
them that tey will rcc ive the following ar
tides in payment viz Count y fug r at 91
per pound 1 obacco at 9s per bund ed Whif
key at Is 6 cl pe 1 ga Ion court y Linen at ti e
usual prices A y pei fun availi g them 'elves ot
the late ft'gnati n ad palled bv ti e legislature
of this date can expert no f'u 'her in ulgence
than the law will protect them in
N B 50 hog'heads prime Tobacco wanted
tor ‘op e maniif dme
1 Mueniy Ltoltat s Reward!
ED or s'olen several weeks : g
farm of the subscriber near Lexington
Alley three years old this spring Be
knee and fe’lock on the side of one of
Its is a scar about an inch in length
forehead is a long star or blaze and on
close inspection white hairs maybe perceive-'
intermingled with the sorrel I will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver hei
to me 4t
Henry Clay
Ashland 6 b March I8C9
FRESH MEDICINE
Just arrived and to be sold by the subscriber
at his Apothecary Shop at the corner of Short
and Market streets Lexington
Andw MLCalla
Within 12 or 18 months past we have lent to
some person in this town a Bed Pan and a large
'Clyster Svringe— It is hoped that those who
have them in possession will on seeing this ad
vertisement return them
eotf A M'C
Weekly Prize List will be regularly fo w arded
to the piimer of this pa er
EXIN GTON AC ALEMY
AND
IG-SCHuOL for young ladies
ECK most respectfully informs her
friends and the publicK th t her Acadamy vuHjj a belter state ot discipline
open again on MomLy March 13ih and that '
every branch of education hitheito taught will
be car ried on with the same anxious care that
she trusts has by this time marked her charac
ter— -She is much gratified by having it in her
power to render the institution more extensively
useful by the additional talentsof Mrs Mentelle
of whose abdities she avails herself in teaching
the French largu age and Dancing
The follow fngy oung lad es received honorary
premiums at the late examination viz
Miss Sophia Hunt for English Syn ax As
tioiiomy Geography and Natural Ph l sophy
Miss Siihiey Boyd fir Parsii g Astronomical
Problems arid Dramatic rehe rsal
Miss Nannetie Price tor read ng and ATilh
mairk
Miss R Warfield for composition
Miss Mary M‘Nair for spelling
Miss Eliza January for reading in the second
class
Miss Stout for sp Ding in the second class
And Miss Robert in addition to die honorary
premium received an elegant B Lie for the ex
traordinary beauty of her large and small hand
writ'nir
NEW-YORK S TATE LOTTERY
Positively coin tnences Drawing
ON LHE 12th OF APRIL 1809
30000 Dollars 'i
20000 Dollars I
00 Dollars kghtt P'ze
5000 Dollars J
TICKETS at Nine Dollars each to be had'
at G & R WaITE's Truly Fortunate Lottery
Offices New Yoik hre was sold in the
last lottery the three Capital Prizes ot
25000 Dollars — No 202 U
10000 Dollais — No 25 4u3
5000 Dollars— No 20799
Orders for Tickets post paid iurlos:ng the
Cash "'ll be faithfully executed WaITE's
(Xj" NOTICE — Thosf who have taken Pews
Jie Jyisropl Church in Lexington and others
-Attend y wish to be accomodated are request
at the Church on Saturday 1st April
1 12o’cloek for the purpose of having the
s appropriated and for making such olliei
rgtlicns rs may be deemed necess- rv
A ot hied
’AIEMohave been found by a Ngro Man In
lane hut whcb is fufpeled to have
er (lol n is lo ged at this office The ow er
bv proving the f me and paying charges can
get it
Volunteers of Kentucky
THE subscriber having been brought tip
in the militaiy service from his y ou h but be
ing now too old tor the militia yet being uesi
roits of rendering a service so essentially neces
sary aid being desirous of seeing the country
no having first
had the approbation ot the field officers n the
counties near li m- calls upon the officers in
general and all high spirited young men to
come forw ard ai d karn their Discipline so th3t
they may be ready if called upon to meet an
etumy as the slate of aft'ai's calls aloud for
our strictest attention to this science 'I he ma
ccuveriug being of more immediate use he
proposes b ginning with that the same as a re
gular reginit nt and next the use of arms —
The -ubscriher offers his services on the follow
ser-geaiu-m up teims i z : sergeants three dr liars
j rs fourd llas and commissioned
five dollars per annum each and to ac
odate those at a distance proposes to
them at the court house in their respective
w certain days of which days t niely
notice -hall be gien in the Kentucky Gazette
when fixed on
Thesubsi rber further proposes to meet those
wl o wish to join the above institution on the
Allowing days and places: Hcmng-burgli
April 17H5 Washington 18th Niclm as 19th
Cynthana 20th J and Par s the 21st at twelve
o’clock each day in order to enter into arrange
ments for carry ing the s me into effect and bt
it understood each gentleman w ill be required
to sign an obi gtrion to pay quarterly to secure
’he subscriber for his expences and services
and in order to secure his employe s he doth
hereby promise to return the money if upon in
pection by the field officers they as men of
: onor should say he lias not done them justice
according to the time provided they meet regu
lar and pay that attention the h siimss eqoiies
N B The subscriber would Inve ncludeo
Geoigetown Lexington Winchester and Mt
Ste 1 ng — but as he h d not the honour of con
-lilting them on ihe subject lie declines until ai
opportunity offers — without application be made
from them in which case he will d the
h nour of attending them or any other in his
bounds
T T All letters post paid w ill be duly attended
o by their most obedient servant
Joseph F Her beck
Lower Blue Lick March 16 h 18
MT DEAR FELLOW CITIZENS
In this ciitiial moment while the Euro
lean piweis are threatening our nelovn
ountry with immediate deftru&ion add
pulldown hr Well known ftanda’d of I
berty that was planted by the valiant and
warlike heroes of ’76 wborilkrd theirlives
nd fortunes to rftablifh our independence
for the good aid welfare of the riling ge
neration In our ptefent aid dangerous
fituation it has fo alarmed my feelings as
me to take an adfivc" part again!!
aljrvadeis as far as my weak abilities
ym I admit of your humble fubferiber of
Ws his ferviecs to he you'h as a teacher
ot the military evolutir its in the town of
Lexington and its vicinity Gentlemen
who feel dclirnns of promoting the inftitu
lion by enrolling their Ions from the age
of 12 to 16 years to be taught the manuel
cxcrcilr with all the dfl’crent modes ot
marching wheeling forming and firing
grrrable to the plan laid down Baron
Steuben Your humble fubferiber propo
I s teaching the difi rent evolutions for
the turn ot One Dollar p r Quarter for
each hch lar they arc to be (quipped
uniform to ontift of a tnutid-a-bout
1 oat with red cuffs and cpe with vetts
nd pantaloons all made of cotton or lin
en of ourown manutarfturing dyed a blur
colour with round hats and hi ck cock des
and feathers ruffled Hurts wih black
(locks or handkei chiefs with light arm
and accoutrements If your humble fuff
criber meets with the approbation of a
generous public to be honoured with a fuf
ficient number to compofe a full companv
they may be formed agieeable to the fob
lowing plan
Officers to be chofen by a ballot of two
thirds of the company that is one Cap
tain one Lieutenant one Enlign two Ser
geants two Corporals one Drummer and
Fifer one hundred rank and file non
cottimiftioncd officers to be appointed a
gree blc to merit The Company to pa
rade every cther Saturday if fair for a
Dull and oftener if fubfetioets (hall deem
it neceffary to commence the firft Satur
day in May All thofe young gallant and
warlike heroes who are willing to be vol
untarily enrolled under my command will
come forward wih a ticket from their pa
rents guardians or matters and give in
their names and be ready to meet on the
day appointed for muftenng at twelve o’
clock precifely on the public I'qiiare thence
to march to the moft convenient place lot
mano-uvering and thete to be embodied
under the title of the Lexington Rangers
where good order and decorum will be ex
pefted Libei ty and Equality is the pre
nd dilotdcrly peifons will
vailing motti
be liable to cxpullion
JOHN R SHAW
Drill Mafter
Lexington Feb th 1809
To the OjJice Commissioned Non
Comissioned of Militia and
FRENCH BULEiRIlNS
Fftb Bulletin of the A m" in Spain
Burgos Nov 16
The fate of the at my ol Ettiemadura
has been decided on the plains of Bu jos
The Gillician army beat-ti in the battles
of Durango Gtitnos and ValmaLda has
been dilperled in the battle of Elptnofa
I his army was compofrd of the ancient
Spaiofti troops vvhiih were in Po-tugal
and Gatlicia and which quitted P rto
the end of June the militia of Galiicia
Anurias and Gld Caftile of 5000 Span
1 fh prifoners which the EngLIh had cloth
ed and armed at their expence and difem
barked at Atidero of the volunteers of
Galiicia Sec of the regiments of artillery
a d of the troops which the traitor Ro
mana had carried away from rhe North
F his army had the the prrfumption to at
tempt rutting off our coninui ication
with Bifcay For ten days it was driven
from poll to poll at 1 a if on the 10th Nov
it arrived at Epinola where in oidtr to
fave its artilleiy magazinrs See it formed
in Older of battle as it believn' in a litu
ation not to be forced At 3 o’clock in
the afternoon niarfti 1 Belliino arrived in
front of the enrmv Geo set hod was
rderdto car y a final I battciy ccupird
y the troops of the traitor R " ana
i’his pofition was excellent and defended
by the beft troops who bad abuf d our
confidence and bu kr-ntlu i oaths In an
indent they were broken and precipitated
down the precipices The piinccs regi
ment was dtftioyed The enemy m cie
I v eril attacks in all f "Inch they were
Jcf ated Dur ng the night both armies
remained in th' ir pi ft non
Wliillt this was takin pi ce the duke
f Dalmatia re iched towards Reynola the
1 ly retreat of tlieetemy At bre k of
ay the enemy were attai ked both on the
rilit and left by 'he di kes i f DantziC
ud Hellu-to while general Maifnit advan
c’d againlf h s centre the enemy ti d
browing away hi s arms and Ctd rs and
abandon ng his artillery Lhe duke of
Dtntzic tm k at R ynola their artillery
mtgazinesand b ggage aid made fome
irifoners Tint's the enemy hav been
P-dcn-cia turned rot only in Reynofi but at
£0 pieces of cannon have lieen ta
ken 20 000 men killed or prifoners two
Spanilh general killed All the fuccours
in arms Stc fent by the Engliftt have
leninto our hands Blake favrd him
lelf by taking to the fturmi mountains
Ron'ana with a few thouland men is
inarching towards St Andcro Our loft
s tnfling in thu-fe combats not exceemng
80 killed and 300 woutidtcK
W e have not loft any officer of difttne
1011 Sxb Bulletin
Burgos Nov 18
Of the 40 000 men who comooud 'he
trmy at Galiicia part has been killed and
aken and the reft is difpetfej Ti e re
mains arr Ve daily at our pulls Th- gem—
a I of di v fion Dt belle has taken 500 pri
foners in the environs of Vafroocelles
Col T a IV ben who commands 'he 1ft
regiment of rhaffeurs attacked rhe efcort
f the Spanilh gentril Acevedo the
troops who compofed the efcort having
made fome refiltance they were all put to
the fword
Gen Bonnett with h's divilion fell in
with the head of a colunlo offugitives
confiding of 2000 men iffy were partly
taken and partly deflroved
The marfhal duke of Klria who com
mands the cavalry of ihe army entertd
Aranda on the 16 h at noon our advan
ced parties of hoi fe goon the left as far
as Soria and Madrid and on the right to
ifon and Zamora
The enemy evacuate d Ararda with the
utmoft precipitation leaving- behind them
4 pieces of cannon 4 cnnlidt r-ble maga
zine ofbiicuit 40 000 quintals of grain
ind a large quantity of clothing were
found in the town
At Reynofa numerous Fnglifh rffefl
were found and a eonfi icrable quantity
f provifions ofeverv defeription
The inhabitant ot Montana and 4
MY FRIENDS
BU T a tew davs have elapsed since 1 was
publicly insulted in the Civets of Lexi igion by
men who appear to be in high standing iftt
who are rcll void of feeling ai d good man
ners and who if ihey do not desist Luni tl'cir
hostile and unprincipled conduct I shall hi un
der the disagreeable necessity of posing to
public view 1 am ready at a moment’s warning
to gie public satisfaction ot my imli'an abili
ties before competent judges of that order as
it appears it is that which those gentlemen ap
pear to be striking at lam particularly desi
rous of free communication as 1 view tl liras
in a different light from hose gentlemen — iur
they combine to pull down that artcictu lahrirk
which has been raised at the expense of so much
blood and treasure Weie 1 to indulge my pre
sent leelings 1 might say a great deal on the
subject but It t tins suffice — Fiiends 1 esteem
but enemies 1 defy
J O H N ' R SH A W Drill Master
Lexington March 20 1809 3