Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1806-12-11 00:00:00, page 4

THE AMERICAN CAPTIVE
IN TRIPOLI
By Ray An American Captive
YE lurid domes! whole tott’ring column
Hand
Marks of the defpot's dcfolating hard
Whole weed-grown roofs and mould'ring ar
ches fliow
The curfe of tyranny a nations woe
In every ruin every pile I find
A warning leilbn to a thoughtful mind
v 0ir dreary crlls expreflive filence break
iEcho to groans and eloquently fpenk : —
The chriftian’s Wood cements the ftoneshe
rears rears
' This clay was moiden’d with the chriltians
Pale at thefe walls a prifoner oft has lain
Felt the keen fcourge and worn the ruthlefs
chain
While fcoffing foes encreafing torture pour
’Fill the the poor viftim feels alal ! no more
E’en here thyfons America are found
Lock’d in foul prifons and in letters bound’
Heavens 1 what times! muff free Col
umbians bow
Before yon t i u fell’d tyrant’s murky brow 1
Cringe to a power which death and rapine
crown J
Smile at a (mile and tremble at a frown !
Kneel at a throne its clemeocy implore
Enrich’d by fpoils and ltain’d with human
gore i
To pirate fiends obfequious homage pay
Their prefence honor and their will obey!
Endure the lath the ponderous load fuftain !
upprefs their anger and their threats reflrain?
Leave a rich clime 1 explore the treacherous
waves
The fport of mil'creant and the flare of flavesh
Heavens ! at the fight each patriot captive
glows
With virtuous hatred on his country’s foes
At every blow indignant palfions rife
And vengeance flatties iroro refentful eyes
But heaven lsjuft tho man s bewilder’d mind
' o the dark ways of providence is blind
Elfe why are fomc ordain’d above the ret! I
Or villains treated better than the belt!
Why martyr’d vircue ! hang thy injured head !
Why lived an Arnold while a V arren bird !
Earth’s murderers triumph proud oppreflors
reign
While patriots bleed and captives figb in vain
Yet flumb’ring jutlice foon (hall wake and
thow bow
H r Avoid unlheatb’d and bend the heflil
Columbia’s gemous hover round each Ton
And thy bleftlhade immortal Wafliington
Unite to guard us from nefarious foes
And bcavpn defend and angels mterpofe
Devoted tj rants caufe our wrath to tec)
And Beys and Bafluws in fubmiffion kneel
Man’s equal right fweet liberty rettorei
And defpotifm fall to rife no more
r n i rim me cuuh uiiu ne is a inhabitant of the j
and vyhen he was firll eleaeu Ionic ojStateof Penncn-ee Qn the m0tion oF the
the members oppoied his adiwiihon r- Cojnplainant it is 0rdcred that the (aid 4iex-f
ging that he had not sowed all bis w: ander do appear her on th 3rd day cf thtj
oats Then (replied he) it will b a nxr term ot this Court and an fiver the com-j UpOI1 tiefe terms their claims to be attended ‘be fpared in atteinptino ' to render the
tbe beet way to sow tbe remainder i plint bll 5 And t is ordert-u that a copvl
' I of tills order be forthwith nubliffeil in tlie
the House where there are so many Kentucky Gazette for two mor
geese to pick them up” ’ ly according to the aft ofthe General A fie in
v ipi in immmn mmimmmamm bly in fuch cafes made and provided-
i A Copy Attefle
Thomas Montgemcry C L C C
NOTICE
PTHE fubferiber being about to leave
8 the State & expecting to be abfent j
fomc Months mod earneflly requefts all
immediate application to William ’ H hxndred anJ eighty one dollar
rim n r vflrfd two thirds eacn : becomnir due as U1
Ricjardson Thorn a Bailor Stu- theooeon the 25 h of Deceaibei 1804
dents ot Medicine for lettlcment wlio at theother onDccember the 25th 8c5thc otner
this anidc-tur-authorifed time rtfide in Lexington and are 00 the jth of December 1806 as I
to receipt for all monies paid nottopav them unlefs compelled by
on mv account It is hoped that no’:v except a Ivifficient lule be madeto a ccr
'r tarn tract ot land in confequence ui which
compulfory mealures will be neceffary— fai(1 bondswerc gven
It is however expedltd that prompF Samuel G
Instruments L? Shop Fur
:’tm ui u re
alfo be had
Oftober 20th 1804
'3 FIVE DO! LARS REWARD
JR AN AWAY irom 'this place on
yfilerday morning a bound Boy named
1) A V 1 1) HARD Y
about 15 or 16 years of age low in fta
tsve fair hair he had on a tow linen
lifting Shirt and Overhalts of a red
drlfi color but will probably change the
limiting Shirt as he took with him a
ftrip-d cotton Round a-bout Coat which
wasather too large for him — it is alfo
Jikejjfh will change his name Who
evefovill apprehend Lid Boy and deli
ver h m to nr James Beatty or mr
Charles Hamilton Scott County hall
have the above reward
Alexander Ilamiltch
Lexington Nov 22 1804 3w
play called the Marriage Night wasiflavijig entered his appearance herein accord
tho fen very vouug to fit in Parliment a"d jf paring
4 ltn lu- was fir 11 eleaeu Ionic of of he CoU ’ Ut he is 3
payments will be made
November 5th 1304
Brs BROWN £? WARFIELD
iEG leave to inform the public that the of fome plebeians a Negro Woman
j will p-aflice named
MEDICINE &? SURGERY 1 (ILL A
In pirnicrfhip in the town of Lexington and
the vicinity j
They have j nft received from Philadelphia about 3 years of age pock-marked
i'upply of fand rather of an auburn e com-
lDiSH DhljbSy -plexion of about an ordinary fta-
which-they will fell whole fale or retail nt their ture ftout nd weU )nade al)J
New Apothecary Sh ip next door to Mr ’
3 uvy s Aorc Bhyficiivns who purchafe will u15 a Cicatrice on tile llluie O
be in plied only with fuh as are fefli and her right arm below tile elbow
RECORD BOOKS
LFrrrERS DAY BOOKS &c
May be had on application at this
8ice
ADVERTISEMENT
I DO heieby caution all perfons againfl tra
' thofe who arc indebted to him to make :di"g fi0’ three bonds given by me to Jofeph
dolla
:
“ Trifles light as air
Lord Frankland the author of the
r--eaar:-—-
To foar aloft on Fancy’s win
W Warfield
I Nor 2Tth 1804
Ifpeaks broken Englifh and has
fmattering of the German language
?:ni when Hie went away was far ad
vanced in pregnancy flic was born
and railed to adoklcence in the
ftate of New-York from thence em
igrated to South Carolina at which
place I became her proprietor laft
fpring and I fufpeCt from fome of
her innuendoes previous to her de
cefiion that lie will endeavour to
get to one or the other of thofe
ftates but rather fuppofe to the lat
-ter It is probable that flie has
procured 4 pafs in my name from
l’ome of -thole rabble tvho egged her
to exilement
inrjj laid Negro and bringing or fafe
ly conveying her to me or mcar
cerating-her fo that I get her anft
communicating the fame through
1 r ? I place and in confi-mation of his friendflup
tne medi 1191 of a letter by Mai lanJ high efteem will - - - H
lodged in the Lexington Poll Offictt
(hall be amply compenfated by ine
living at Boone’s Station io mil “
Eaft of Lsxington
Ricbdi Bledsoe
Dec 4 1804
6
State fo Kentucky— Lincoln Circuit ft
At the September term of the Circuit
court aforefaid in 1804
William Worley Coplainant
Against
’ofeph Ballinger Sc Alexander S
Outlaw Defendants
IN CHANCERY
THE defeedaut Alexander S Outlaw not
tunate enough to locate their claims in a
traft of country firee found to be conipre
hended vtJthin the Indian claims This is
thggfoiAl tpAgive notice that application is
nte'ndad'tn be made in ihe name nf all thof
vlfwf(li red refs by petition to Oongrel'3
and little doubt is entertained from the hard- j The diftinguiffied preference
- - (hip of the cafe but other land will be fob
ingtolaw and ltapoearingto the fqtisladllon ftitut'ed-
UNGRA TEFULLY abandoned
the fervice of the fubferiber on the buildnS tlian any 111 the-fc- of tbe firft quality may always be had
! u n 1 1 ie T v f 1 C 1 e ok- TY a T I J NT f) I TV T J
nth ult by the injudicious counfel
incerethanksto mynumerous cuftomors
for their preference in my favor whilft in
that houfe and am happy and confident
in alluring thofe who continue their fa
vors to Mr Wilfon that they will find
every accommodation that the houfe and
fituation is capable of affording — which
I hope I do not prefume in faying will
be equal to any in the Weftern Coun
try J POSTLFTHWAI F
Lexington (X) June 4 1804
vern lately occupied by me in this and that by an arrangement agreed upon
town to Joshua Wilson formerly of by the "Barbary powers with whom we
Bairdflown I beg leave to return my are at peace either the old or the
new form of paffport will be fyfficient
to protect the veffcls-of the United
States from capture until the tfi of Ju
ly 1805 after which the old form of
paffport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ule
Department of State
23d of May 1304 )
’I he printers of the laws of the Uni
ted States are requefted to ini'ert the
above in their Gazettes twice a week
for the pace of fix months and the Col
legers of the Cuftoms to keep copies of
it polled tip in their offices 6m
Wilson’s tavern
with a warm dye which he will warrant to
ftand equal to any blue in America The
deepeft blue for 46 per lb My token isICp 4 Gallon CGlint) I
(lamped on tin Any perfon wifliing to prove Ocl I ft 1803 j
either of the colours will pleafetowafli them
which will convince them it is a warm dye and'
will (land
John Coldwell
Lexington loth May 1804 tf
and
Blue Dying
ftn High ftreet at the tign of the SpinningpD prime Older
Wheel and will dye cotton linen and wcoLply to the fubferiber on the premiles
ROBERT PORTER
a i Kxtenfive Afiortincnt ot
Dry Goods Hard Ware Queens'
Ware Groceries Crowley Steel Li'
Dorsey's best Iran
Which will be fold cheap for Cash
or Hemp i FOR SAI
T exington sd May 1804 A Merchant-Mil! Sa w-Miii !
LtA Four or five Journeymen
Rope-Makers wanted None need
apply but good workmen
blue red and green dying
ftie subscriber
V
' ISHES t inform the public that he con
tinues to carry on the
Wheel-W right Business
SCV- ?2NINt fit
Charles Wilkins
i the Brick Houfe opnHue the Court Houfe
lately occupied by jVcjlVs Parker and Gray
(LATELY POST! ETP wait’s)
HAVE rented the Houfe and Ta-
rl at the time of purchafing and as he
Any perfon arreft 1"‘: bufinefs he will fell the goods
on liand at his (lore at ihe firlt colt an car
viuste lor tire ca(h in hand paid
He alfo returns his line ere thanks to his
friends Vnd the publick in general for paft
favors fince he commenced bufinefs in this
3w
BOAT-YARD
KEEL Orlean or Kentucky Boat
will be delivered on tbe Uonongehely
I river at any place between BrownlVillt
EGG ! Re ft one I and Pittlburt-h on the fnnrt
lTavellers’ Hjll a houfe of entertain- ! Haid
merit for Genteel Guests only equal to I enon’
1 j Dove tail£
R BRADLEY
Lexington (K) 12tfi June 1304
N B A flage runs from the Travel
Dpi rov-arn r- r lers’ Hall to the Olympian Springs in the
ELIVBRBD at George Eeibe's oil mill 1 r l i? i “
on the Lirndllone mad about half a mile !funricr- 3nd ‘oFranklort during: ie fcf-
R B
The agent Who undertakes the nta
j moment of the bufinefs afks as compenfa
iJS
dole bufineis in giving
good bargains
WILLIAM SCOTT
Paris November 26th 1804
PS when goods are charged or fold for
produce they will be at the tuflomary prices
in this place
4t AY S
f
To bee
"Wifti to hire for z months
15 or 20 NEGROy MEN
be employed at their Salt Pet re Works m -
Madifon couftty for each of whom they will ill be (old low for approved
give 8o dollars aid they will in addition to notes at 60 and 90 days Apply to
tle above give to each negro 20 dollars at the 1
end of the year provided conduces himfelf
with propriety
8th November 1804
about half a mile e rr 1
from the court houle in Lexington for which!011 03 Aliuemtly
a generous price will be given
William Robb
Sept 10 1804 tf
waters I Hatter myfelf that the Kentuc
ky merchants and traders to New-Or-jTuly 25
leans See will be bttter and more fpjc-j N
dily accommodated at my yard than they 6f different fizes for containing oil
can at any other Orders atldreffed to!
meat Brownfville ftiall be duly attend
edto John M'Cortney
OiJlober4tb 1S04 Sw
(Halftone) and Pittfburgh on the fnort-
mire and mofl moderate terms As tember next at my Oil mill w here
CHEAP GOODS
T FIE Stibfcriber has juft received
(com Philadelphia at hi llore in Paris
TT O ss J barrels do SpaHifli Indigo
brown Hart & Co 6 puncheotis-Rurii
(3 pies London particular Madeira Wiite
I 1 do Sherry
63 doz beft long cork Claret
noriCF IS HFHBBr CKCV
THAT it has been deemed expedi
ent to change the form of the Mediter
ranean Paffports iffued to vcffels of tin
Hpited States that from the eightl
dgy of July next thofc of the new
form will be iffued at tbe cuftom houfes
to every veffel for wind) application
may be made on a compHance with th
terms preferibed by law and furrender
ing the former paffport of which Ihe may
be poffeffed if any in which latter calc
rrofecs will be required for the exchange :
Vf ’ HFREAS a number of the officers ofthe
Vt late Revolutionary Army were unfor
to Ins tHrn
miles e:ft ef Lexington near the !
Rev Ambrofe Dudley’s where he v ill i
continue to practice Medicine in all it s t
different branches All theft indebted!
to him are requt fled to come forward I on Red riyer branch of Kentucky livrr
and fettle their rcfpedUve accounts
April 9 1804
DOCTOR JOSEPH BOSWELL1
IJT AS removed to his fnnr ievnj
fl r 1 1 c r ' I A a! I vn’rrfMi F I 111 !
and Diftillery
Silver-creek SITUATE on the waters of
in Madifon county about
fix miles front the court-houfe and
ten miles from the Kentucky river
to wjfich is annexed 140 acres of
Land
The dream and feat are equal to any
in the Bate and the MillsandDiftil
For terms ap-
WANTED TO PUR CHASE
A Quantity cf
FLAX HEMP SEED
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS
ch was bought uncommonly low for ca4lads’ in the county aforefaid on Flat Him
nceive 1 am better prepared for!
tf
Inch the
jnrit charafters have already giveiiliini in
his bufineik fills him with gratitude He
offer hi 5 fincete thanks to all his good
affure them
his purfc Ihail
aJFrunch of Stoners Fork of Licking aud
from thence proceed with the laid com million
ers to the beginning corner of my fettlement
of 406 acres on faid Kun and (hall then and
there proceed to take the depofitions of wit
neffes to eftabiidi the calls ccntained in the
faid ’cttlcment entry al the calls contained
in tlie pre einption e- try appendant thereon
and then and there to do fuch other adts as may
Ire further necelTaiy and agreeable to law
Isaac Ruddell
Nov 21ft 1804
Writing Paper
Lot Bale by tbe Riant
which they are arranged — He has a con- ’J ainbourtd
flant fupply of the beff liable forage im- I
ported and country pros ilions imported !
liquors £cc of the beft quality foreign !
newfpapers £cc See and his ice will
mod probably lafi through the hot wea-
’The suescribehs
TIAVE New-Or-' juft received from
pain per the boat JdTerfon Robert
‘i J Mailer
Sugar
To Sell at moderate prices for Six or Light years Credit-— Viz
j 37°5 Acres at the mouth of Indian crcik from the Ohio in a flourifhing fettUment
in R Ael rune k o r h ri V o f h 1 r TATI o no r nlor rr ( f I - 1 - a 1 a V !
NOTICE
IS hereby riven that I (hall meet the fourth
‘aturday the 22d of Dtcember next at
i apt Laban Shipp's with the conunidiosers
d by an order ofthe county court o
VbdFi under the aft of Affembly’ entitled
& to reduce into one the feveral a5ts to
ain the boundaries of and procefiioning
THE SUB SCRIBES!
r X AS lately been induced frem the
J- X rapid increafe of his cufforn to j
purchafe a lot of ground abjoming that
on which he lives for the purpofe ofj
building a dining room and affembly
room each 54 by 32 feet 10 inches
with fix additional lodging rooms and in
tends to finiffi them before tbe enfuing
winter which together with his Ta
vern and houfe will occupy a front of
near one hundred feet in the moft agreea
ble part of the town and in the centre of
bufinefs being on the highei! part of the j
public fquare He has confiderabiy in- j
creafed the furniture Sec of his houfe j
and ftables— His domeftics and fcivants
are of the mofl faithful difpolitions and I
properly qualified for the department to 1
Flax Seed
For manufacturing and for exportation
Alio a quantity of
Hemp Seed
I wifh to purchafe a large quantity of
2295 acres at the
iucludirig Frozen crec
tucky river about
forks
2367 acres cn the North fork of Rock Caf
river
300 acres on Ihe fouthern bank ofKcrtuc
ky river oppofite the irouth cf IliikiiiMi
creek
2000 pcies including tic main brancl o(
Velcls creek waters of Crttr river
Illinois grant pcW
2
Alfo 1500 acres on Doer creek one
of the brandies of Green-river
A id 666 2-3 acres on denude Water
I he above are Military Lands and
well burned A Fra A of Land in the
neighbourhood of Lexington will be ta-
on in exehange Apply to John Pope
cfq of Lexington who will give
nformation that may be required
tile terms
Will be fold even by fmall tracts for the
accomodation cl the purchafers one tenth
paid down the nine tenths at fit or eight
yefcre credit with inWrt ft paid amfUsftly
kofds arc! approved fecuiitics will be re
toiled for the payment cl the ihterefi and
he principals
nfpedled j roduce will be received ft mar
priccL for the half o( the annual interell
2ZO acres in the Illinois grant 918 pcAcs’SftTc other half ihail be paid in tafir
For further information apply to the Printer in Lexington to Robert
Craddock in Danville to Thomas Howard in Richmond Madifon county
or to William Sudduth Clarke county
FOR SALE
3000 acres of valuable Military Land
lying on Highland Creek about lixteeO
miles from the Ohio and two or three
miles from Robertfon’s Salt-works
Atl’u 15(A) acres on the OJiio nearly
oypbfiie yfe mouth of the Wabafh and
'0 be delivered after the firft of Scn-
FAIR SPECULATION ON VALUABLE
JOHN EOBB
I have provided gr0J veffcls
LINSEED OIL
avellers’ Hall
moi4l oi Folly creek Kaikalkias neai the town ot that ntme grants
eck Inarches cf the Ken of the Hate of ii giria
L A N D S
Carthage
any ! ClntillEs
s to !! ??fmeres
Aloreens
I Durants
Joan'sTpinning
Bomba zettes Sc YYild
bores
Irifli linens
Velvets
Velveteen
Thickfetts
Fancy Se Conflitution
Cords
Scarlet Cardinals
Dimities
Mai eilles
Newell Fafliion Toila
Stripe nets S plain man’s
futtin for waiftcoat
Luteftrings ing
Mantua
Senftiews
Pelongs and fattins
Nankeens
Calicoes
Chintzes
T n and figured
Cambric
Jacconet
State of Kentucky- -L iacoln Circuit (A
At the September term of the Circuit
court aforefaid in 1804
William Worley Co mp la 1 1 ant
Against
Jofeph Ballinger 8c Others Df
IN CHANCERY
THE defendanj Alexanders Outlaw nft
having entered his appearance hetein accord
ing to law and it appearing to the fatisfaeii
on o the court that he is an ii habitant of
tiie Ma'-e ot J ennefleo on the motion cf
the complainant it is ordered that tit
Lid Alexander do appeal litre on the 31 cl day
of the next term of this Court and anl wcrlbe
comp! doant's bill Anil iris ofde-cd that a co
py ef tliis order he fortltwitli pnUl i fired n the
K c p tuck ' Gazette fur two nrontlrS fucceffive
ly according to the aft of the General Aiicm
b'y in frKh caffs made and provided
A Copy At'elle
Thomas Moaitgai'fery C L C C
ADVERTISEMENT
U ILL be fold in tviui leiler li'olecom
x rv a public auction for rexdv nrriay
on the fourth Mondav in llecrmiv- nextpur
' C-r-C'l't fuant to an order oftheH-'noraiilttilirkr
Court at tlieir OctoUgr ! ff ’Jh 18 one
Negro nnn named Peter line N 10 omao
aaned Diila tz fix of her children one Ne
gro mr n named W:li one' Negron n'-ed lee—
11V o-e named P imus one r-amed Edmund
one Negro woman milled Saicv & one Ne
gro man named lure- one ft d lo: iff
Geldings one work Slecr and limit other
articles agietabiy to a decree of tie ircuit
Court of Clarke in a fuit wherin Robert
Claike : cn i as complainant and David Bul
lock J fins Bullock Andrew M'Calla t
Co delendantt in pm-uaree to the tenor of
a decree hertofore made- in the court of O S
for laid county at their June 1 rKi 18:2 in
a fuit wherein Andiev M-Caila & Co &z Da
vid Bulb ck were complainants & Jofias Bul
lock was defendant : and if the above proper
ty fhouid not be foie! on that day the laie a ill
continue from cly to eiav until it is fold
where due attendance will be given by
L Colls ss ?
3 w W Sudd urn com rs
STOP THE KUN-A WAT I
FOUR LENTS REWARD
r UN away from the fulifcr'bcr oii ilie i Y-h
! v day of Oftober iaft an Apprentice Boy
to the Hatting bufinefs named William h iv
about 17 years of age ot a fk-nd r mgjc mid
ling dark compl- x on (peaks quick -
toftammera little vhen ciofcly que fib re ! no
charges paid if brought home All ptrfims
are hereby forewarned liom l arbum m faj
Apprentice J01 til y fiiull be dealt with as
the law Jireifts
&hc:Tccb D A
May's Lick Aafoo comtv '
Kentucky Nuv i4tbjNiSo4 1
JUST IMPORTED
And now opening fir sale by Wit tt am
LrArr at bis store in Lexington
A LARGE ELEGANT AND WELL CH
SEN ASSORTMENT OF
MERCHANDIZE
BY WHOM SALE OR RETA II
QN the inoft reduced terms for caffi
confuting of the following articles
belicies a number of others too tedious
to infert : viz
India
Bool and Lappet
Silk Woifted &r
hair Bluff
Cottun rvoifled
filk Hoff
Leather
Sattinett
Plain
Spangled
IVloroCco Kid
Mill
Pit
lrofs cut
An extenfive variety
of GROCERIES
viz —
Imperial -x
j H v fon Chulonc ( H
1 cling Hyfon C 2?
Hyfoi Bokca3
A fupci ior quality at
Cofiee
Ginper
A ! 1 1 pice
The belt Pailadelphia L'l’peI'
T ( (1 ocolate
made Umurthas - ’
Superfine Fine G I files
Coarfe tz
Double milled tlrab
2200 acres alorg the lank tf the rive
and
1
I -
s
Mace
Clov us
N utmeg
Madi'tr
Aifuii)
Logwood
All kinds of H-fr-rt
Ti mniings and Dye
S f u (1 s ifif
Paints and Medicines
&c ik-c ic
And bell London Pew
ret
A general affortment
of imported Cut k
Wrought Nails
S by 10 and 10 by u
Window Glals to
gether with a very
large affortmen o
Cials -
China and (5
Queen’s X 3
Alfo a number of
Law v os
Hiftory ( o
Divinity iz School ff
Writing Paper
Slates and morocco
Pocket Books
Ir on
Cotton wool and tow
Cards
Anvils
Vices
Steel
Saddlery
arris
5? W
mongery and Cut-
) and Kafps
fh
L &
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A