Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1803-03-01 00:00:00, page 4

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THE SHABE-HOLDERS
Compa-pan)- IN the Kentucky Infurance
are heieby notified to meet at the
I Company's office in Lexington on the
fird dsv of April next in order to cleft
x Preliuent and Direftors to continue
in office for one year from that date a
gteeably to the ' 6th feftion of the Aft
entitled “An Aft to incorporate the
Kentucky Infurance Company”
By o rdrr of the board of Direftors
W MORTON Prefident
February 31 1803
Was once advis’d a
feek
Double the wheat and let the (lone
alone
’ 9
The boor with Wonder Hares— takes off
his load
Throws out the ftooei and fi’Jf the
fack with grain'
Divide it equally and takes the road
“ Dis meal two weeks mine boufehold
(hall maintain”
He cries exulting-4ut a hidden tho’t
Soon turns hint back— Again he
i takes the fack
And emptying half the wheat as he’d
been taught
Into its place the flcipple-ftone puts
back
Thus mutt’ring to bimfelf as he was
Wont
“ If dis been right mine fader would a
don’t”
diversity
A WAG obferviiig a fellow ileal
filh at Billingfgate and put it under his
jacket which was too (hort to conceal
the theft whifpered the purloiiier in fu
ture either to' wear a longer jacket or
(leal a shorter filh
Clarke County OSlober Term l80a
Robert Clark fen compPti ’
-David AGAINST
Bullock jofias Bullock
Andrew M’Calla & Co defena
- Upon an Injunction In Ch Acer
THE defendant Jofia a Bullock not
having entered hia appearance herein
agreeably to laW and the rules ol
this-court a id it appearing to the
fatisfa&ion of the court that he is
not an inhabitant of this common
wealth on the mo'ion of the complain
ant by his couiifel it is ordered that
nnlefs the faid defendant do appear
here on the fecond day of the next
March term and anfwer the com
plainant’s bill the fame will be taken
pro confeffi--that a copy of this or-
der be forthwith inferted In tfl
Kentucky Gazette for two 'month
fucceffively that ' another copy b:
polled at the front dour of th
court houfe of this county and tha
another copy be publilhed at th?
door of the Stone meeting-houfe or
Howard’s creek fome Sunday imme'
diately after divine fervice
A copy- Telle
D fiULLOCK c c n
The Dutchman &the Skipple-Stone
Bj Jonathan Pindar Esq
Not fir from Albany among tbe Dutch
A ' flcipple-ftone i u’d to' balance
weight
On horfeback borne thi balance is juft
t fuch
A Daddy Vice requires in ev’ry Rate
A Dutchman who to mill went ev’ry
week
With rackhaJfawifi!i:::h whelt ‘h irsftiSs
diff’rertt c6urfeWhence b’ Henry Hall of Shelby
AT a meeting of riu Pelitrn
and Diredlors of the Kentucky In
-fnrance Company at thoir office in 1WW
Lexingtonon Monday the a ill d (:1 the whole that poffeflbs advantage!
:o make enquiry whether fuch
uilding ran be procured on rent
and at what rate as well as what
xpenceit will be to the company to
purchafe the ground and ere6l fuch
houfe and vault the (ituation of
which houfe to be on Main llreet be
tween Crofs and Limedone dreets
and report to the next meeting of
the Board
Ted
WILLIAM MACBEAN elk
THE committee above mentioned
-have made out a plan of the houfe
and vault aforefaid and are ready
to receive propofals from from fuch
as think proper to make them '
a Thomas Hart
John Jordan
William Lravy
of February 1803
“ Refnlved that Thomas Hart
John Jordan and - William LeavyJ
a committee to draw the plan or a
houfe and vault for the ufe of the
JUST PUBLISHED
And for fale at this Office the Second edi
tion of
WILSON'S GRAMMAR
Revised and CorrtSled
entucky Infurance company and
4-qual to this for a town 'It is fitu
art 'ued on the only condant and pure
dreams for water works in a fine
healthy and fertile country
The day is not far didant when a
new date mud arife and be added to
he union out of Kentucky and Ten
neffee— and the feat of government
mud be at or adjacent to thii fpot
!iecaufe it is not far from the centre
RAN-AWAY lad fpring a negro
man named
BART LET
Suppofed to- be about twenty five
years of age five feetveight or tenGEN
nches high uncommonly (lout and
broad acrofs the (boulders very
dark complexion his eyes funk deep
in his head and when fpoken to ge
nerally puts on a finite but at oilier
tiniei he lias a thoughtful ill look and
poffeffing a great lhare of cunning
acquiefcencel
county in the year 1801
1 have been informed he was taken
For publishing it by subscription
The work will be faithfully coin'
up on the ienneffee river by a -Vasbi ton himfelf principal from j
tachmentof troops under the com-the w bequwthed to Plain’ Clouded and Striped
mandof crpt Purdy and was putin him b he dafed General On £"
irons that officer tor realons but-It§ C0Jreanefi thi moft entire con Ginghams
known to himfclf thought proper fidence m be laced
releafe him and keep him as a wai- The lif of m
ter a confideraBle ume until he' neteiraril comp
Dimities'
illuftrious Citi-errinie VeRin
- sc necelTarily comprifes fo large Mantuas Luteltnngs Taffeties
in tb? neighbourhood ofand ntereftin a p0r‘tion of the hfr I Senchews Sattms and Pelongs
Vaftiville I lie fellow then erl tory of this country that the work j!Plan
him on being theatened with chaf- -t concelyed ould be render Chmtaes and Callcoes
tifement It i nbt known where- much more j Well Cambncks -
he aims to go but it is believed much m0re gratifying to the reader Carab"ck Jwconet Lappet and
Kenrcky to hi former place of re- by conneain6g wj'h fe fonie general BookMuilms
rdenvCCthe orth Weftern fideyccount of the origin and progref £° d° d0
Of’ t tic UnlOs
Any
and deliver
lubfcrrber (liall
colonies to felf-government
rrreCvVf rw'i ajovei A compendious view therefore
reward of One Hundred Dollars wm be takei1i by way of ilUroduC-lc
tion to the Life of General W?sbing-f"V Shawa
lien of the Settlements of the Euro- otton f
6w Ipeans in North America and of the tton Romall Handkerchief
!advanceof the Britilh colonies from Lmel & Cotton Pocket Handker
itheir feeble and infantine condition' c e ’
i- - - -- until they attained that ftateofman-G®rfe
living in Green county 011 Ruff11l bood with armf in their Silk and Cotton Hofe
creek one chefniit forrel Mehand h ’aaerted and eftablilhed Rbband
about fourteen hands one inch hisn i I Gloves
Tbfl" °idbradded With! VariouscbcmXnce have dll ay- Les an Edging
heleft floudand law’ a edihe execution of the work’ bitPewing Silk I hread and Tapes
"""I Pr apprafed td7 i°- lt la now inconllderable forwardner Turxey Red '
Alfo a bright forrel horle colt wU1 foon be reaJ for the cfl Groceries
e year old lall fpring "bout twelve Dond with fecuriiyhas been givenlStatonary
a half hand high a fmall llat In h flliH be 6
Fnrndn hrannun nn tnn lnH 1
an
his forehead branded on the left
boulder with J B a natural trot
ter appraifeh to fj 10
JAMES HARRIS jk p
Odlober 19th 1802
E G R O MAN
BETWEEN 35 and 30 years of age
—He is s good houfe Servant and un
irrllands farming--hii only failing is
-hat hr is too fond of strong drink For
-rims See enquire of
THOMAS HART
Lexington February 14
DALLAM’SPORT
THE fubferiber has poffeffed
himfelf of the valuable land in the
Forks of Red river and purpofet to
!ay out near 1000 Acres in a Town
He has travelled through a great
part of Kentucky and Tenneffee
'Jbferved with attention the foil
produce (ituation & water courfes
k he is confident there is not a fpot
is free from mufquetoes (the pell of
man and bead) and from the difor- -p -ii —
der incident to a nearer anoroach lT ® work WU be Put to P ear' Paris DiftriiSl court
ders mcicent oaneare approach I Jy ai the requifite arrangements Lhere the title
to the Cumberland river
From this fpot is a navigation to!
the Ohio and Back within a few'
miles of the eddy waters of Cum
lerland and Ohio the fettlement
around and the improvements al-
i
readymade are the bell will bepublilhed but no fubferipti
extenfive in the county On ndon wU £e received after the publica
near to this fpot arethree houfe tion of the fifft vblume
One Hundred Dollars Reward
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pocket handkerchiefs a brace 'and
fet of bits one pounJ-of faltppeire
and a pair of iron chain broken in
feveral pieces Whoever will deli
ver the faid Saddle-Bags and their
The Author of the KENTUC-lcontents to Daniel Bradford in
KY ENGLISH GRAMMAR yrr’lLexington (hall feave Five Dollar
uon 01 tnenm vomme fonts hi moft grateful acknowledge-Lnd if ftolen and the thief prolecu-
for publm worlhip a forge two few Thofe wh wfll tQ be poffeffed of "i-S -tf? " ted to gonvidlion the above reward
mU two grift mills nd MnS tavluabl J U '
early- nj tempt to facilitate the grammatical in-j Lexington e 3'y 6
r - pp - - -11 VlllagesorIlrtnn nf youth and nonet for a con-1—— - —
feats for 100 more The public
mill and the only merchant mill on t
’ n 1 j to tranlmit their names early lUtStnnt tn facilitate the grammatical in
jopetfora con
Ian union can take place among allltinuance of their pat ran age to a fecond
- who mean to fubferibe and in one I edition which he has iufl publilhed with
and from this fpot— ‘And the legiUa-r 1 J r-
ture of the (late his eftablilhed '
infpedlion of Tobacco Flour
Hemp-at thii place— And there
now a fchool kept
The difeerning inhabitants
fee their interefl in becoming
etors of lots in this town it win Qgce
add immediately to their wealth j — 1 WbLICTNOTICF
convenience and happnefs hife jg hereby faea
of the ba:?ice of lands in the
ounlies of P yet ft- and Jeflamine
he fecond Mon
attend-jBILLS
out & the time of putlic fale of lotfre 'ba faco'
be made known ’ da’ " v!7'e due
lance will be !
He was formerly owned bv col -n bU -
Lincoln the following
PROPOSALS
RICIIn DALLAM
Logan county Jan 4th
TAKEN up by
lhlol ot the People who were condu6led JactonandBookM“flinHD‘lkr-jofia Bullock Wiliam
perfon who wd ppreherid Jer hi aufpicr froindc:pendent chiefs Bullock George Cald-
iver the fad Negro to the iolonl to ferfgovernmenir Do Bordered Shawls f Smith
sr (hall receive the above a - i e IBandannaIndia PullicatRomall -
FOR SALE
A LIKCLr T0UN0
THE SUBSCRIBER
Honing purchased of the honorable
Buihrod Wafliington tbe Copy
Right of tbe
HrsToav or thr late
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Commander in Citu
or THE
Armies or North America
During tbe War which effeSled
LIFE OF GEN WASHINGTON
original painting by the celebra
ted Stuar
The price to fubferibers will be
7bret Dollars each volume in
boards and the price of one vo
lume to be paid at the time of
fubferibing this advance to bt
continued with each volume until
CONDITIONS
The work lliall be handfomely prin
ted with a new type on velluift
to 500 pagei each and embelli!li-ed to fell at the mod reduced prices §unday immediately after divine
ed with a variety of plana and J foe Cash COUNTRY Linen orervice
charts of thofe parts of the eoun- Hemp ' Atopy
try which were the feenes of tliel N B Thofe indebted to JOHN I Telle
mod important events during thel JORDAN JIjn &? Co or JOHN! D ButtOcx ccos
American revolution MORDAN Jun either by bond!1 - -
The fird volume will contain an ele-Lote or book aefcount are requed-1 TAKEN up by Edmund Hocla
gant portrait of the deceafed Ge-ed to come and py off the fame aildby Clarke county on the waters of
neral engraved by one of the'bedl’tis not reafon able further indul-1 Howard’s creek
- - 1 1 A GRAY MARE
Three or (bur years old next fpring
a mealy face a fnip on her nofe
abojit fifteen and a half hands high
no perceivable brand docked and
(hod before appraifed to 90 dol
lars GEORGE O TAYLOR
7th Feb 1803
Bourbon county
NoXvlubont CCnt Pertentfd °f J°b Cbew-llvhlg onEthe heaJsten ofTown’-
volume n boards land by faid Chew conveyed in trnd rend a BAY MARE three vear)
A few copies will be hol-preffedJlo Robert snd John Watts of theLu abdut 14 1-2 hands high ablaze
SerotTiS ubffiribnayl lrty ofNew-Y°rk' TheBoodqu?- race and four wh:te feet J Appraifed
per volume to lubrcnbers paya-lIly and convenient (ituation of this to r in before Tho Tones
blc in advance and four dollars totradk Qf Land is fo generally known ’
non-fubferibers (that a particular defeription would
An edition will be printed in threebeunnece(fa— ag jt ja prefumable
volumes quarto hot-preffed ele- thofe lncline t0 purchafe will ex-
gantly bound -gilt and lettered I am‘lne R It will be divided if requi-
price ten dollars per volume tolreda
fubferibers payable in advance The fubferiber will Ml it at pri- tbi morning or perhaps left in fome
and twelve dollars to non-fubfcri- vate faIe adif not difpofed of foon- of tbe lJore In bl! l°nA’ -g
hers - er it will be offered publicly at the Mother SADDLE-BAGS with
In March next a fluar? ron ock tbc ftraP baa beel
'cut and mended containing about
THE INDEPENDENCE OS OUR
COUNTRY
AND
First President or the
United States
Hardware
Cutlery and Saddlery
Queen and Glafs wares
6d8d lod and aod
Brads
”"1 " vr’l " — Ip ni 1
!aper to be comprifed hi four orl'altmS' t
ive odlavo volumes of from 450 1 All of which they are detertnin- boufe
can be made
GEOil MANSELL
Feb 1803
in the forks ofj
Brulh creek and Hinklton near Mil
the whole is completed 1 heliem-g entered on a military war
price to nonrfubfcrbers will berant eary )n 1780 furveyed and pa
S-
JOHN JORDAN Jun
Has just received and is now I “
opening I Eighteen Pencetper pound will be
A large and wtll chosen assortment o COMBEDIOGBRISTLES
MERCHANDIZE I By the fubferiber who will in the
Consisting of the following articles courfe of albort time have all kinds
viz of
Superfine Fine & Common Cloths
Caffimers
Swanfdowns
Striped and plain Coatings
Role and (biped Blankets
Fancy and Conltitution Cords
Velvets and Thickfetts
Camblets
Wildborei
Moreens Jones’s and Durants
Cllimancoci
Bomba zee ns and Bombaeetts
Checks and Cotton Stripes
Jeans and Fuftians
may
OF LADING & MAN
IFESTS
Printed with an elegant Script
‘ Type may be had at this office
be ‘ feen" SdSe iucScel'yf ve dollara !n caf‘’’in tw“‘
liandlpiirhlitta a Kp n aa4
Denfen
well Samuel Smith f dants
&Patterfon Bullock'
IN CHANCERY
THE defendants Jofias
muel hot having entered their ap
pearanceherein agreeable to law and
the rules of this court and it ap
pearing to the fatisfaflion of the
court that they are not inhabitants'
of this commonwealth— On he mo
tion of the complainant by hia coun
fel it is ordered that unlels the faid
defendants do apppear'here on the'
fecond day of the next March term
& anfwer the complainant’s bill the
fame will be taken for cbnfeffcd—
that a copy of this order be forthwith
nferted in the Kentucky Gazette
for two months fucceffively that an
4 I other copy be polled at the front
ai 'door of the court-houfe of this coun
ty and that another copy be publidi
ed at the door of the (tone meeting
oil Howward’s creek 'foine
BRUSHES
For fale on more reasonable terms
and will warrant them as good if
not fuperior to any brought or im
ported here He hppes the people r
of this (late will pay fome attention
to faving them or have it done by
their doniellics in order to encou
rage manufadlurea in their own
country particularly as they are an
article fo eafy laved
They will anfwer as well taken
off after tbe hogs are Scalded as be
fore and thofe of a hog one year old
will do that is all that are bridles
iliort and long — I will take them
uncombed the price agreeable to the
(ituation they are in
Jas C Ramsat
Brufli Maker
At Mr Win Edwards’s oppofite
Mr Bradford’s Printing Office on
Main llreet
tf Lexington 061 4th 1802 -
CLARKE COUN I Y
Oflober Term 180a
Micajah Clarke complainant
againll
January 1803 and faid Forte r
has not nor cannot make me a deed
for the faid land this is therefore
to forewarn every perfon orperfoni
from taking an alignment on the
faid bond as I am determined not
to pay any part thereof until legal
ly compelled
WILLIAM WIIEATLY fen
TAKE NOTICE
TW A T I didJ an fh lift
BRUSH MAKING
bY
Sai and Sa
:d their ap '
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