Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1808-09-18 00:00:00, page 4

10th July 1806
Then taken up as a ftray by Arthur
T Taul living in Fayette county on
Vlarble creyk a BAY MARE 3 years
old a fmall (far on her forehead both
-iind feet white branded S on the near
A lhoulder about 14 hands high appraif-
ed to 30 dollars Done before me
Robt Frier
Taken up by Richard Ofbourn living
onlhe waters of Eagle creek three miles
Ibelow the mountain Ilhnd a BAY
MARE 3 years old this fpring pall 13
hands 3 inches high with a blaze face
'ome white hairs in her mane and tail
appraifed to 35 dollars
George Burbridce
A Copy Tell
'John Hawkins Clk
June 23 1 3o6
A BALLAD
The drum “ tlie Signal to prepare” was
beating
Responsive to the mellow bugles's sound
The outposts charg‘d were in alarm retreat
And ing the struck tents were levelled to the
ground
Each anxious soldier earnest in his duty
Prepar'd in action for the warrior's part
Save where the tearful eye of sorrowing beauty
Claim’d the soft feelings of a lover's heart
Save where a moment's sad indulgence seizing
(The ardour of his soul the while represt)
On loveliness o'ercast with anguish gazing
Larallan clasp'd his Julia to his breast
My Julia cease this agonizing sorrow 1
Oh! cease he cry ‘d these accents of des
pair !
No death-wing'd power the whistling ball can
“borrow
Since 1 am shielded by an angel's prayer-
Then fearless to the pealing cannon listen
Nor let its thunder aught thy soul appal
The threat'ning swords that o'er my head may
glisten
Shall conscious of thy sorrow hurtless
fall
At Freedom's call arous'd X seek protection
For thee and those we may e'er long sur
Else the vey sweet pledge thou bcar'st of our af
i'ecti on
Would curse the cause that wak'd it to the
day
" TRXFLES light as air”
A principal of one of the colleges of Oxford
generally u sed to give this advice to the young
gentlemen destined for holy orders on quitting
the university — " Whatever you do keep
from marriage unvl you have got a good liv
ing for if you 'marry while you are a curate
you will never rise till the resurrection
tirrr ATI mm yawoMlw ft
‘a handsome seat
— FOR SALE
1 1 3c Acres of firft rate Land ly-
flig on Boone’s creek Clarke county
about 11 mile? eaft of Lexington being
part of the late Col David Robinfon’s
military Ryefi’eld tract about 60 acres
cleared anti under tolerable good fence
with three never failing fprings of excel
lent water and tieck water in abundance
the feafon throughout a good peach
orchard and two dwelling houfes with
other cabbins adjoining Gentlemen
wifhing to purc!uienyay know the terms
by applying to the fubicriber on the
premifes
WM ROBINSON Jr’
TEN DOLLARS REWARD
Strayed or ftoieu from the fubferiber
in Lexington about the firft of June
lad a bright bay Gelding fix or feven
years old about fifteen hands one inch
hifeh blind ofone eye (the eye is funk)
witli a long Twitch tail (hod all round
no brand that I recoiled ' The above
reward to be paid on the delivery of tho
horfe to me in Lexington or by giving
fuch information as will enable me to
get char-t-espaid him again and all reafonable
by me
JAs BEATTY
Auguft 19 1S06 tl
William dorsey
WISHES to inform his friends and
Re public in general that he carries on
the
Coopering Business
in Lexington three doors above inr
Samuel Ayres and oppofite to mr Ran
kin Main-ftreet and has on hand a large
afiortment of veifels from 10 to 100 gal
lons and hopes by his particular atten
tion tobuiine fs to merit their cullom 12m
Taken up by Thomas Rifpafs living
on Little North Elkhorn a BAY F1L
LEY about 3 years old next fpring 13
1-2 hands high neither do ek’d nor bran
ded no hefh marks to be feeu worthy of
notice appraifed to 25 dollars Certifi
ed by me the nth day of January 1 806
Robt S Russell
Taken up in Woodford by Charles
Oliver within two miles of the court
houfe on the waters of Glen’s creek one
BLACK HORSE 13 t-2 hands high 3
years old no mark or brand perceivable
appears to be hipped in both of his hips
appraifed to ao dollars before me the
26th day of June 1806
Henry Watkins j p w C
Scot' Countv fill
Taken up by Paul Clutter living a
bout 7 miles from Georgetown on Lit
tle North Elkhorn a fmall BROWN
FILLEY one year old about 3 feet 10
1-2 inches high a linall (tar and fnip
no brand perceivable appraifed to 41
A Copy Tefi
Garni Shepard j p
July 9th 18a 6
n TO SOAR ALOFT ON FANCY’S WING”
-3S£ga
ro
THE PUBLIC IN
Willis's New Fashioned
SHOES
In ancient times the bards foretold
The rhyming trade would ne’er grow old—
’Tis true in thefe more modern times
Mechanics manufacture rymes
Murphy and Shaw have trv'd their part
To imitate the rhyming art
I And Willis in thefe rhyming times
Muff furely weave a web of rhymes
Ladies here I beg to mention
(Claimants of his firft attention)
Handfome fhoes in every part
Is Willis’s master piece of art —
He fhoes does make which Queens might
handle
The neatly plain the brilliant fpangle
improves new fafhions as they rife
1 And makes fome fpangl'd fhoes with ties
CofTack boots and fair tops too
Made neater here than any llioe
All forts and fizes well afforted
Made of leather the beft imported
And now to tell you where he lives
And ftridl attention there he gives
To orders fent both far and near
He'll fit you well you need not fear :
Main-ftreet next door to neighbor Noel
Thofe who know this pofleft a jewel
But not to mske defeription fainter
Tis oppofite Mentelle the painter
Adjoining the (hop of Aaron Vv oodruff
Who makesyou (hoes quite good enough
To tell you this my mind did labor h
Who’d not be friendly with a neighbor
J f ladies fend a pattern llioe
He'll make them neatly to fit you
Believing this the beft expedient
He now remains their moft obedient
RICHARD WILLIS
Two or three Apprentices will be taken to
the above business
Lexington Auguft 1 8 1806
JBARRY GARRET?
TjX AVE imported from Philadelphia and
LI Baltimore a General Assortment of
MERCHANDIZE
Which they offer for sale in the Brick House
nearly opposite Messrs Sami- & Georgeh
Trotters’ on low terms for Cash and such
produce as may suit them
4w Lexington 2SU1 August 1806-
trees a good square log house with joint1 shin couns an appearing" to satisfaction of tlie
gled roof and other convenient buildings — also ! Court that the Defendant Starns is not an
276 acres adjoining with about 60 acres of j Inhabdant of this Commonwealth- On the
cleared land and fencing in good repair —also ! °tion of the Complainant It ts ordered
195 acres in Franklin county on Salt river That the said Defendant do appear hereon
adjoining the lands of Lewis Castleman ande I day ot our next October Term and
John Lightfoot esqrs with a small improve- 'answer the Complainant s bill that a copy of
ment aiso j this order be inserted in the Kentucky Gazette
200 acres adjoining below on the river— also successively
tv near Delany‘s ferry or to the subscribers
in Lexington
J D Maccoun
September 9th 1806
FOR SALE
Sk Very excellent WAGGON with
live Geers and the fifth chain in com
plctf otp'er Ehquire of tfie printer
GREAT BARGAINS
T rt ubscribers offer for sale on very Icnx terms
J the following valuable
TRACTS OF LAND to wit-
of 764 acres adjoining the land:
John Meaux esq in M f reer county
Salt river with about 150 acrea of cleared lai
under g’ood fence and in complete repair ySt'r
an orchard of upwards of 100 bearing apple
202 acres adjoining — also
250 acres adjoining including tlie mouth of
Hammond's creek with a considerable im
provement — also
161 acres adjoining the same on Fox creek
— also
160 acres adjoining above on tlie creek—
also
157 acres adjoining the same on a branch
of Fox creek — also
cVfs-Tacres'adjoining between FoxcrrekJ
1 o i jo
and Salt river i houe two Rories 23 by 40 feet a large
The above tracts of land are well watered 1 c or wkich I will take cafli or
and contain several valuable mill seats A j negroes— -Any perion inclined to pur
part cash will be required from purchasers and j ckal may meet with a bargain and lands
a reasonable credit given for tlie balance- For I adjoining for iale which tvould much
terms apply to Samuel Maccoun Mercer coun-1 improve the tradt— -enquire of the l’ub-
jfwer thecomplainant’s bill that a copy
my liable lot in Lexington of this order be inferted in the Kentucky
ght of the 1 7 th current a dark j Gazette agreeably to law and one other
fuppofed to be about fifteen ’ copy be affixed to the door of the court
hifjh and eight or nine years old 1 houle tor this county
with a few white hairs on his forehead copy 1 efte
his mane inclining to the left fide rather John Hawkins clk S C C
a (hort tail and fome white hairs juft
above the left ham appearing to have! SI A1 E OF KENTUCKY
been occafioned by a rope tied round it ' County viz July term 1806
no brands recollected I Complainant
I will fatisfy any perfon amply who 1 SiaI a'a!'1 --
’ V r r iGcorge Alcorn Mofes Reynolds and
will deliver me the horfe or give fuch W:n Ajconl defendants
information that I get him — and till ! j CHANCERY
five 20 dollars reward for apprehending THE defendant William Alcorn ha-
he thief J BLEDSOEx jving failed to enter his appearance here-
Lexinsrton July23 1806 jn agreeably to law and the rules of
- this court and it appearing to the fatif-
- taction 01 the cou't that he is not an
inhabitant of this commonwealth on
State cf Kentucky
ty to wit — yjuly Term 1806
John B Lawfon and Eleanor his wife motion of the complainant by his coun
YOfllian Sullivan and Poliy his wife ! fd it is ordered by the court that the
Tibia M’Clure and Andrew M’Cluie faid Williamdo appear here on the third
iiifant under the age of twenty- day of our next UAober term and an
one by William Sullivan his guardi- fwer the complainant’s bill or that the
an heirs and devifees of Andrew t fame will be taken as confefled againft
M’Clure deceafed Compls him And that a copy of this order be
against inferted in fome authorized paper accor-
Samuel M’Glure and John M'Clure ding to law
executors of the 1 a ft will and trfta- A Copy Tefle
ment of Anurew M’Clure deceafed Woodson clk
defendants
IN CHANCERY n
THE defendant Samuel M’Clure ha- State of Kentucky— Jessamine coun
vitig failed to enter his appearance here- y iyt0 wit — July term l8od
in agreeably to law and the rules of this LohjrYoung c
court and it appearing to the fatisfac- against
tion of the court that he is not an in-j John Hector Argyle Taylor and James Tor
ibhatant of this commonwealth— On bit defendants
motion of the complainants by their IN CHANCERY
counfel— It is ordered by tile court that 1 defendant John Rector having failed
the faid Samuel M’Clure appear here on to enter lus appearance herein agreeably tolaw
the third dav of onr next October Term I and the Julesof th(11court n( 11 appearing to
and anfwer 'the complainants’ bill or the satisfaction of the court that he is not an
the fame will be taken as confeffed a- ‘"h 7-m°!)‘0n
n 1 1 u c °t the complainant by lus counsel — It is order-
gauift him and that a copy of this or- e( hd the 3aid Joiln Rector do appearhele
der be inferred in fome authonfed paper j on )Jle third day of our next October Terra
according to law and answer the complainants’ bill or that the
A Copy lefle I same will betaken as confessed against him
SAMl H WOODSON Clk and that a copy of this order be inserted in
some authorised paper according' to law
‘ Teste SAMl H WOODSON Clk
dwsvdefendant jCERY
HE defendant not having entered
appearance herein agreeable to law
jrlld the rules of this court and it ap
pearing to the fatisfatlion of the court
that he is not an inhabitant of this com
monwealtlvon the motion of the com
plainant by his counfel it is ordered
that the faid defendant do appear here
on the third day of the next September
teim and anfwer the complainant’s bill
or that the fame will be taken as confeff
ed and that a copv of this order be
forthwith inferted in fome authori fed pa
Elegance combined with Utility in jper of Kentucky for eight weeks i'uc-
S lOLEN
’entucky set
Circuit court May term 1806
gar complainant ) IN
S-CHAN-
ceffively
A copy Telle
wn WALK REED D Clk
Clarke Circuit July Term 1806
Samuel Morton Complainant
againlt
Stephen Pucker Defendant
IN CHANCERY
The Defendant not having entered
his appearance herein agreeably to the
act of AfTembly and the rules of this
Court and it appearing to the fatis
faction of the Court that he is not an
inhabitant of this Commonwealth
On the motion of the Complainant
by his council it is ordered that the
faid defendant do appear here oil the
third day of our next Odlober Term
and anfwer the complainant’s bill —
That a copv of this Order be inferted in
the Kentucky Gazette for eight weeks
fucceffively
A Copy
l'e fie SAMl M TAYLOR cccc
250
1
I SCOTT CIRCUIT Scl
j D July Term 1806
‘ ‘ '
Evan Sneed & William Henry def’dts
IN CHANCERY
THIS day came the complainant by
his attorney and it appearing to the fa
tisfadlion cf the court that he the de
fendant Evan Sneed is not an inhabitant
of this commonwealth— -on the motion
of the complainant by his counfel it is
ordered that he appear here on the fixtli
jday of our next Odlober term and an-
CLARKE CIRCUIT July Term 18O6
Stephen Strode Complainant
' against
Jacob Stams &c Defendants
IN CHANCERY
On the motion of the Complainant by his
A Copy
Teste
fi25 SAMUEL M TAYLOR- cccc-
FOR SALE
FARM whereon I now live in
I county within one mile and a half
Georgetown on the main road to Lex-
ingtCTH containing ioo acres of land a-
J5011-0 acres cleared a brick dwelling
houle two tones a? hv aq fpet- u larr
feriber on the premifes
I have affo for fale the noted thorough
bred horfe Lamplighter formerly the
properey of Paul Tilman of Virginia
JAMES BkALOW
Auguii 27th i8oa In dt
WI LSO N’S G KAMM A R
For fale at this office
1LE PROPERTY
FOR SALE
700 acres Military Land lying on
Brulh creek N W T where the road
erodes from Limeftone to Chillicothe
this trail contains about three hundred
acres of rich bottom the remainder is
well timbered has on it a good mill
feat and is an excellent land for a pub
lic houfe
500 acres ditto ditto lying on Clover
Lick creek a branch of the Eaft fork of
the Little Miami N W T in a good
neighborhood about tiiree miles from
Dunhams-Town feven from VAIliams
burg and eleven to twelve from the O
hio river
1000 acres ditto ditto lying on Brufh
creek a few miles from New Marktt
N W T
5000 acres lying on Bank Lick creek
Kentucky part of two trails contain
ing 6000 acres furveyed and patented
for William Jones
4000 acres Clarke county Kentucky'
part of a trail of eight thoufand acres
furveyed ad patented for Richard Chin
nevorth 3332 2-3 acres Mafon county Ken
tucky part of 5000 acres furveyed and
patented for George Underwood
1200 acres Mafon county Kentucky
furveyed and patented for Moody a-nd
M’Millin
1000 acres Military land on the wa
ters of Ruffell’s creek Green river
325 acres JefFerfon county Kentuc
ky about four miles from Louifville 40
acres of this trail is cleared
116 1-2 acres Fra nklin county Ken
tucky on the North fork of Elkhorn
about fix miles from Frankfort on that
trail are confiaerable improvements
A Houfe and well Improved Lot in
the town of Paris on Main ftreet and
adjoining Mr Hughes’s tavern
An Inn and Out Lot in faid town
Alfo a Houfe and well improved Lot
in this place
The above deferibed propert) will be
fold low for Cash Hemp and Tobac
co or on giving bond with good fecuri
ty a confiderable credit may be had —
For further particulars enquire of An
drew F Price attorney in fail for (or
to the fubferiber)
JOHN JORDAN Jun
Lexington Kentucky
January 1 3 1 803 $
I hUfUii
thofe indebted to the late firms
of Seitz & Lauman John A Seitz
Seitz h Johnfon John A Seitz & Co
John Jordan jun John Jordan junioi
St Co and John & William Jordan are
requefted to come forward immediately
and pay off their relpedlive accounts to
Curtis Field who is hereby duly ab
horifed to receive the fame Thofe
who do not avail themfelves of this no
tice may reft allured that indulgence
will not be given beyond the firft ol
March when fuits will be indilcrimi
natelypnftituted J Jordan jr
N B — T O B A C C 0 HEMP
nd HOGS’ LARD will be received at
the market price in payment
J- J
Lvington January 28 1805 tf
for Yale
EJfr bargain may be had in that hand
of land whereon I now live of 455
acres Jing on David4s fork of Elkboin in
Fnyecte ccunty eight miles from Lexington
There is about 120 acres ot open land the
dwelling houfe is of brick two Itorics 47 by
22 finifhed off in a neat plain manner two
grift mills in good repair having lately been
built anew the dam and all the under works
of the mills are of locuft timber and the mills
are allowed to grind falter than any mills in
that quarter one pair of ftones are French
Eurr$ there are two good log houfes at faid
mills and a diftillery likewife convenient
thereto the fprings and ftock-water were ne
ver known to fail the fprings being equal to
any in the country As I wifli to fell for cafh
I mean to offer a great bargain I will take
four pounds per acre calh felling the whole
together or I will divide it as may beft fuit
the purchafer as it lies well to divide Kate
the improvements at a very moderate price
and the land will not be fix dollars per acre
any perfon who will view the place will be
convinced that it is the greateft bargain that
has been Ibid or offered for fale in this quar
ter of the country Any perfon wifhing to
purchafe can view the premifes by applying
to the fubferiber living thereon I will alio
fell the Stud Horfe
LAMPLIGHTER
It is well known that his figure and blood is
equal to ane horse in the ftate and as a foal
getter is in as high repute as any other horfe
known of— I will take 1000 dollars for him
and that he would make in one feafon indif
ferent parts of this ftate his colts being fo
much approved of it being generally allowed
that no horfe ever flood in this part of the
country whofe colts were fo univerfaly ap
proved of or had fo few forry colts amongft
them
JOHN ROGERS
Auguft 1 1806
"TWENTY DOLLARS RE
oth WARD of June at night my
fliop was broken open and two valuable
SILVER WATCHES
taken out one of them capped with
lilver maker’s name George Edwin
London No 483 a Fmall chip out of
the face at the figure 6 - the other a com
mon fize watch with a black filk chain
and brafs key the paper in the cafe
ftained by being wet fome marks ofruft
on the balance wheel the name and num
ber not known I will give the above
reward to any perfon who will deliver
faid watches to me in Lexington
Edwd West
BILLS OF LADING
F01 fale at this office
Taken up by Archer Webber Jeffr-
mine a BAY MARE about 14 bauds j I
high 11 years old her off bind ioeMCzp
white fome white hairs in her forehead-''
fome white fpots round her nole apf
head which appears to have been occa
fioned by a halter no brands perceivable
appraifed to 25 dollars
Peter hi ghee j p- j c
July 15th 1806
TANNER’S OIL
THE subscribers have for sale a few bar J
rels of TANNER’S OIL of a superior quaL
lity R TEISER if SONS
Lexington July 31st 1806
LOST
In Lexington on the nth inft
A Bank Note Pocket Book
Containing four Infurance Company
notes two of 10 and two of 3 dollars
each Any perfon finding the fame and
delivering them to me fhall be handlbme
ly rewarded
William Smith
September isth 1806 31
BLUE DYING
Mrs- Keiser takes this method
of informing the public that Ihe hasTommen
ced the Blue Dying bufinefs next door below
Mr Hutton the faddler where (he will dye
cotton yarn and thread or any kind of
home made cloth which (he will warrant to
(land its color as (lie dyes with hot dye
She will dye the above articles as cheap as
they can be done any where in Lexington
and receive produce in payment
February 23 1806
JOSEPH GRAY
LIAS removed his Store to the (lone
houfe oppofite Samuel & George Trot
ters lately occupied by Meliks Hart Sc
Bartlett and has juft received in ad
dition to 1m former afiortment a very
elegant fupply of
GOODS
whichill be fold cheap for Cafin
Lexington March 5 1806
Doctors Fishback U Dudley
HAVE commenced partnerfhip
the practice of Medicine burgerv
Sec 111 Lexington By theirikill in thole
profeffions and attention to bufinefs
they hope to merit a lhare of the public
confidence
May 20 1806
FOR SALE
A NEGRO WOMAN and two pro
filing -fubferiber CHILDREN Enquire of the
in LcxmgtCn
Henry Purviance
July 3d 1806
FOR SALE
A LIKELY voting
NEGRO WOMAN
well acquainted with houfe work en
quire of the Printer
R 1 ft Auguft 1806
BAST bf YOUCE
COPPER is1 TIN SMITHS
Refpeftfully informs the public that
they have juft received from lialiimore
an elegant all'ortmentof Copper and l'in
&c They till continue at Danville
and at Shelbvville as heretolore— ma
king all (izes of Hills and boilers hat
ters' and wafh kettles tea few and
glue kettles fauce pans rum pumps
and cranes Stc— -Alfo all forts of tin
ware by wholelale or retail very low
for cafh
N B 1 he fubfcribers inform the
public that they have alio commenced
the Brafs Founding bufinefs oppofite
Mr Logan’s Currying ihop Main-llreet
Lexington tinder the firm of ALTE
Stco They intend making and having
on hand a conftant fupply of fafttiona
ble And-Irons and Candle-Sticks Riv
ets and Still-Cocks &c Coper-fmiths
in the weftern country may be fupplied
with the above articles on" better terms
than thejr can import them Old brafs
and copper will be taken in exchange—
Cafti given for pewter jrafs and cop-
per
Auguft 14 1806-
LEXINGTON LIBRARY
COMPANY O
Conformably to the requeft of
the Directors thofe perfons who
are indebted to the Company are
hereby required to difeharge their
refpedlive accounts on or before tlie
20th of Septeinber nebet at which
time the Directors propofe to fend
to Philadelphia for an additional
number of Books Sorepeated have
been thofe calls and fo little have
they been attended to that the
Treafurer will be compelled to com
mence fuits againft: all perfons who
fhall be found in arrears on the day
above mentioned and this he mull
do without diferimination of per
fons The Treafurer recommends to
all fhare-holders who have been in
the habit of neglecting their ac
counts to come forward and dif
charge them and to relinquish their
(ha res rather than buffer a repeti
tion of calls on them like the prel
ent and a continued accumulation
of charges
B STOUT 1 reas L L CL
Auguft 30 1806
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