Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1808-04-30 00:00:00, page 1

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GAZETTE
THIS paper is 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 mutt
pay the poltage of their letteis
TAVERN STORAGE tf COMMISSION
H E subscriber respectfully
opened a house of EN
WSEmkSS
modious the stable extensive
for the
furnished with every tnmg neJsy g
wlio
icommodation of travellers a othe
accommooauuu y ith a call He
may think proper to favor him with a“
is provided with a large and convenient t W A RE
HOUSE for the plaleHe aiso
not supaaoro any m cq vj MISSION for
hose who may have any tlung to transacUn
hat way Which will be done togeihe witlithe
charges for storage upon e
terms He flatters himself that tom me ex
perfonce he has had in mercantile tacUo-
attention to business and a desire to be usetu
“ a part of the public patronage
SAMl JANUARY
N O T I C E
H E co-partnership of Mac-
coun and Tilford is this day dissolved by
mutual consent those indebted are requeued
to call and-settle their accounts with James
" we having demands against
Maccoun and those n"b f
the firm will present them to him for settle-
Janies Maccoun
John Tilford fun
Lexington January 31st 1806
H E subscriber has just received from
Philadelphia and now opening at -Uo3
s re lately occupied by the above firm on
M tm street opposite the market house an ex
tensive additional supply ot
Merchandise & Stationary
which will be sold at the most reduced prices
for Cash James Mnccoun
mr oviu
TERMS OF THE
jAMES ROSE
P
R0ot U Shoe M ker
RESPECTFULLY informs
the ladies and gentlemen of Lex-
ington that he carries on the 1-
bove business in all its various
branches at his old stand Mam’
Cross street one door from Main
street Ke has on hand an efo
gant assortment of Ldies Kiri
r Morocco Slippers spangled and
id to any imported which lie will
£rt he lowest prices Likewise a
- ’ : hand
some assortment of childrens’ Kid Morocco
and Calf Skin Shoes He hassentto : Philat d
tVa for an additional supply of leather of the
first quality and intends receiving a constant
and full Gentlemens'
Bupply everv spring
made of the
Cossacks and Back strap Roots
handsome as-
best imported Leather— A ha
e:t °f GmUe'mens’ Morocco'3 Pumps
sortme:
Shoes and
nvidc in the newest fashion for i
Boot Legs and Shoes cut h r
sale — Merchants may be supplied with any of
the above articles nearly as cheap as in
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lantic states
March 29th 1806!
N B Ladles’ Fancy Silk and Satin made
ef their own pattern to measure! Orders punc
tually attended to and neatly executed om
STRAYED
From my farm a few days fince
A SORREL MARE
about fourteen hands and a half high no
marks or brands reco-lefttd — It is fuppofed
fhe will take the road to Mafon copnty
Whoever takes her up nd informs me where
fhe can be had or delivers her to me fhall be
rewarded by
Robl Barr
Layette March 31 1806 tf
w eIsiger’s taver n
Frankfort Kentucky
his houfe lately
occupied by Cap
Fhillip Bulb and known by the fign of
THE EAGLE
Grateful for the very liberal encourage
ment which he has experienced on for
met riccalions he is determined that no
exertion expence or attention fliall be
wanting to promote the accomodation
of thofe who may pleafe to favour him
with their cuftoni His houfe is large
and his rooms are commodious— -He has
a variety of liquors of the firft quality
and his table is plentifully fupplied with
the beft viands that the feafon affords
To his beds particular attention fliall
be paid He has ? fpaciousftabie abun
dantly furnifhed with corn oats & hay
and an attentive hoftler to attend it
Gentlemen may at any time be ftirnifh
ed with private rooms free from the
miife of the tavern
Dual Wcisiger
April 9th i3q6
BY DANIEL BRADFORD LEXINGTON
VOL XIX — N° 1035
WEDNESDAY A PRIL 30 1806
RICHARD TAYLOR
ESPECTFULLY
publick that he
House of Enter
it lar£eand commodiou
occupied by Mr John Instone in Frankfort
where he is supplied with the best of liquors
and provisions of every kind His stable is
well furnished with forage and an attentive ost
"1 'Fue Subscri- lcr From the arrangements made to accom
t rP c A f-iiu I thodate his visitants and the attention that will
informs the pub je Pa'lt' diem he flatters himself he will share
ic that he has ta
n poflt-ffion of
REMOVAL
' VHE
yvninS'
— ijBselved b
profeflion of counfel and attorney at law in
thofe ciicuit courts in which he lias heretofore
ptaftifed and in the court of appeals and
court of the United States for the Kentucky
diflrift
THE subscriber returns hi
thanks to his friends for the encourage
ment he has received in his line of business
In Lexington my friends may find
Me working at my trade
At raising stones to suit vour mind
nd digging with my spade
d
od lime I have always on hand
Supply ‘d you all can be
However great istlie demand
My friends come unto me
I will dig wells you all may know
Good water I can find
In spite of patent laws 1‘llshow
For nought I will be kind
In all tiie branches of my trade
So punctual I will be
It never shall by one be said
John Shaw has cheated me
I am
John R Shaw
N B I shall refuse to work in flint rock as
I have been three times blown up
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’NIVOHV3 LV3HO
Partnerftiip of Mentelle &
or F Downing & Co is this day
by mutual consent those indebted
are requested to call and settle their accounts
and those having demands against the firm will
present them for settlement
THE fubferiber ftill continues his
sj0p opposite mr Pope’s office where he has
n addition to his other business set up the
- --
which has never yet been done in this
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F Downing Jun
Lexington March 6th 1806
REMOVAL
MFS CONDON Tailor
jmF!
moved bis fhop to a final! red
AS re
houfe on Main ftreetthe fecond door above
mc-Laudeman’s where hepurpofcs tarrying
who may pleafe to favotir Him with their cuf
toni mav depend on having their work done
N B He willies to fell a LOT of
GROUND lying on Mill ftreet adjoining Col
Hart’s — It is at prefent under good enclofure
and a brick houfe on it that will mke an ex
cellent (table LAington March 3 1806
CLEAN FLAX SEED
at the oil mill in Lexington — Alfo
For
LINSEED Oil
e had at faid mil)
John Bobb
Feb 26th 1806
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?7Geo M Bibb
f WILL continue to exercife his
E W CRAIG
AS removed his store to the
comer white house opposite Mr Lea
vy 's where he has received and just opened
new and large assortment of choice
fresh goods
which he offers to his friends and the public ai
the nost lberal and reduced prices
Dollars Reward
Yom 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 Filtev to the fubferi
bef or givefuch information as to enable
hifn to get her fliall receive the above
reward
William Story
Georgetown April 1 j tf
AND GENERAL ADVERTISER
TTjHN DOWNING
r RESPECTFULLY informs h
friends and the publick in general
that he continues tc keep a houfe of
ENTERTAINMENT
in that commodious frame houfe on
Main Street oppofite the Court
houle at the fign of
THE BUFFALOE
where he is prepered to accommo
date Travellers andothers who may
pleafe to call on him in the beft man
ner He is Well provided with a
variety of the beft liquors his Bed
ding and other accommodations will
he furniflied equal to any in the
Weftern Country His Stable is
well fupplied with Hay Oats and
Corn and his Oftler particularly at
tentive and careful Thofe who
re fo obliging as to call on him may
reft aftured that they (hall receive
the greateft attention and every ex
ertion will be made to make their
fituation agreeable Private par
ties may be accommodated with a
room undifturbed by the buftle of
tavern
Lexington April 29
umbrella manufactory
T UKE USHER
X-J from Baltimore in
foyms the publick that he has
removedliis Factory to Lexing
ton at the sign of the Umbrel
la next door to Travellers’ Hall
Where he will keep a constant
supply of
Umbrellas Sc Parasols
finished in the neatest manner — Merchants and
traders may be supplied with Umbrellas at
this Factory on more advantageous terms than
by importing them
LEAVY & GAIEhOOD
Have jufl imported from Philadelphia and
Baltimore and are now opening at their
ftore in Lexington
A Large Elegant and Well Chosen
3 Assortment of
-MERCHANDIZE
Confifting 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 they have a large quantity of
beft quality of Iron cut and wrought
Nails 8c a quantity of Man’s Lick
Salt
All of which were purchafed at the lowed
Calh prices and will enable them to fell them
either by whole fale or retail very low for
CASH
Dr Walter warfield
yl Will prafHse
Physic and Surgery
Tn Lexington and its vicinity He keeps his
fhop in the houfe lately occupied by Dolors
Brown and Warfield
Lexington Feb
19 1
THE SUBbCtiluiaii
Has for sale by the quarter -cask or barrel
lstquality Madeira Wine fit for immediate use
do Port do do
— --Cherry Bounce do
-4th proof Cogniac Brandy that has been
y been four yeai’s in my cellar
Holland Gin
Loaf Sugar and Coffee
1 bbl 1st quality Muscovado Sugar
1 chest Hson Tea &
2 boxes lstquality Chocolate
Wm Morton
Lexington 2d April 1806
Madison Circuit sft
March term 1806
oily Weathers complainant
again It
William Weathers defendant
In Chancery
ON the motion of the plaintiff by her at
torney and it appearing to the fatisfa5twn of
the court that the defendant William is not
an inhabitant of this (late it is ordered that
the faid abfent defendant do appear here on
the firft Monday in June next to ffiew caule
if any he can why the complainant’s bill (hall
not be taken as confeffed and thata copv of
this order be inferted in the Kentucky Gaz
ette two months agreeable to an aft of the
general alVembly of Kentucky &c
A copy Telle
Will Irvine C M C C
TAKEN up by Andrew Robinfon I
ving in Scott county i mile fro'n George
toi ri a
Bay Stud Colt
'ng two yeais old about thirteen and
lids high a ftar in the forehead
10 L and perceivable appraifed to twen
y dollars
Sam Shepard j p
Dec 1805 I
Ease tie County sff
STake
cen up by Bcpjamin Stout in Lex
a SO R R E L iVlARii with a ft a
nd fnip no brand perceivable about 1
hands high Ihod before (witch tail
bout 11 or 12 years old appraifed to i
dollars' before
THO WALLACE
Feb J7 1806 J
“ tel '
DOCTOR JOSEPH BOSWELL
Tm 2r
emoved to his farm feWen
miles east of Lexington near die Rev
Dudley’s where he will practice Med:
all its diherent branches He has on hand
hu ge quantity of Genuine Medicine which he
will sell by whole sale or retail
He also offers for sale two hundred and six
ty -eight acres of first rate
MILITARY LAND
near Hornbeck’s null Clarke countv a nart of
Col Nathaniel Gist’s survey— He will take
Lash or Young Negroes for it
tfo Fayette county 10th Feb 1806
HART &? BARTLET
Have just imported and are now opening
Large and General Assortment of
merchan-d 1 z
E
V HIGH they can venture to
- — assert are as
u ell bought and which can and shall be
sold as low as any ever brought to the state
They wi l receive m payment cash tobacco
hemp or hog’s lard in hand but from the
man d'sappomiments they have met with in
collecting for their last year’s sales they are
determined to credit none
‘ 26th November 1805
NOTICE
JOSE indebted to Maccoun
and Tilford are requested to call andpr o
-heir respective accounts on or before the fivst
rlay of March next All those that fail to C' m
ply must expect their accounts put into the
hands of proper officers for collection without
discrimination
Lexington January 2 1806
THOMAS HICKEY Tailor
Main Crofs Street Lexi
ington
"PP'ifite Mr
T : T
fa
Bain s new Brick Houfe
FERS his fervices to his friends
wd tlie
the publick flatrershimfelf that from his
long experience in the principal cities of E11
rone and being lately from Philadelphia will
enable him to give general fatisfartion H
prefumes thata fpecimen of his abilities will
luthce for any thing more he might fav Ta
dies habits and great coats made in the fid
taflnon
N B One or two apprentices well recom
mended wanted immediately 6ni
BLUE DYING
Mrs Keiser takes this method
of informing the public that fhe hascom uen
ced the Rlue Dying hufinefs next ridorbel w
Mr Hufton the faddler where (lie will dye
cotton yarn ard thread or any kind of
home made cloth which (he will warrant to
(land its color as (he dyes with hot dv
Te will dye the above articles as cheap a'
they can he done any where in Lexmreon
and receive produce in payment
February 23 1806
FOR SALE -On long Credit
ON E two story Br ick House
and Lot of Ground on the Limeftone
road at the edge of town Alfo the
HOUSE tf LOT
occupied bv Geor-e Adams jiin
next dfior turngBrg Norton and the Ground
adjoining John Adams jun A good Hmilh
Wench a Waggon and Team of Five Horfes
well eqnipt for the road two Brood Mares
and fix Colts two years old and vearlin-rs
i he above propertv is to be Cold on a long
credit the porchafer giving bond with appro
ved fecurity by me
GEORGE ADAMS Sen
Dec 17th 1805 tf
Just Published and for sale at
this Office
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VINDEX
OR fBE
Doctrines of the Strictures
Vindicated
against
The Reply of Mr Stone:
By John P Campbell
CUT NAIL MANUFACTORY
1 'FHE fubferibers refpeftfully inform
their friends and the public in general
that they have opened a NA1L°MAN
LT FACTORY in the town of Tavf
ville on Water Itreec next door to Mr
John Armftrbnjt's ftore where thqv rivami
t n’t lire all kinds of Cut Nalls St Sprigs
Alfo have on hand a general affortraeiit
of Wrought Nails Saddlers' lacks Dor
sey's Barr Yon Window Glass Hollow
WareNfc which they uteiui to fell at the
Pittfbiugh prices with the addition' of
carriage for cafli or approved note-
William Porter Jun tf Co
FOR SALE
000 Acres of Land
F ING in the cdunty of Henderfon
0 chiefly on the waters of Highland
and 1 rade YV ater I will tell the above
land very low for calli liorfes beef
pork whilkey or flour Any perfon
wifhing to ptirchafe will pleafe apply to
me living near Robertfon’s Lick in the
aforelaid county
John Hopkins-
Sept 3rd 1805 tf
Just R
— eceived by
vILKiNS F ANNE II ILL
copied K StrC oc-
10 — Madeira L 1
i
10 Sliearv
WINES
4 — Golen
4 — Port
8 — Pepp
— Brimstone
6 — Aiium
Qopjjeras
10 — Gunner
10 — Madder
8 — Cii-H-oUte
50 boxes Segars
J case cot taining Niftmeq-s ciores
1 luce and Cinnamon
Logwood
10 boxes Young- Hyson ?
10 go Hy sen skin TE A S
3j bliL Cnfiee and Loaf Sugar
Raisons m keg-s
The afcrove articles will be disposed of at a
moderate advance by the bam 1 r package fon
Cash ov Negotiable Notes t 60 days “
A supply of GROCE1 ILS A -H1 be re
gnlany received from Philadelphia which veil
-uihlc US to furnish store keejic o ' oth
up on the lowest terms y & T
A NEW STORE
THOMAS & ROBERT BARR
r! have just received Aom
hiladt-lphia and are now opening in the house
Liely occupied by mr E Cl-aig a large and
general assortment of °
MERCHANDISE
Consisting of
dry goods
HARD Wire
CUTLERY 1 Ac
QUERNS' j
CHINA IF WARES
GLASS j
BOOKS A STATIONARY
which they will sell for Cash at flle most -edu
cea prices
(E They have on hand an
of
assortment
imported BAR IRON
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JOSEPH GRAY
HAS removed hit Score to the ftone
houle oppnfne Samuel & George Trot
ters lately occupied by MeflYs Hart &
Bartlett and has juft received in ad
Ution to his former alfortinent a very
Fgant fupply of
GOODS
which will be fold cheap for Cafli
Lexington March 5 1806
20 DOLLARS REWARD?"
RAN away on Chriftmas Lift Ne
gro Woman named LET TY belonging
to the fubluiber (lie is about 28 jTeirs
of age ot a common ftature fvare and
ereit fond of ftrong drink aVd wflenl
intoxicati d very infolent — Her ( loath
ing confifttd of two or three white muf
lin drefles one ef fancy chintz (shnen
petticoat white ya"n
dockings and good fiioes with ftmJn
Y
other cloathing of gndd quality 1 be
lieve this negro ivas harboured for ft me
time in and near this place and ifremo
ved 110 doubt is furnilhed with a oafs
to Clarke county Baiidftown
ille
I will pay the above rfeward
negro delivered to
Will Morton
exinsTofi 2d April 1806
George trotter and john til”
for) Jun trading under the firm of
TROT I ER & TILFORD
Have just received from Philadelphia and nmv
opening in the house formert o-jnpieil by
George Trotter a large and extensive assort
ment of
MERCHANDIZE
suitable for die present and approaching sea
sons — consisting of
Fancy caflicoes and chintzes
Leor eo camhrick tamburtd jacccnet and
lacetl iliuslins
L
Dimities and Irish linens
Cloths fancy and constitution cords
Cotton cassimeres
Black ai d yellow Nankeens
Kid morocco' and stuff shoes
Leghorn and Dunstable bonnets
Umbrellas arid parasols
Queens’ ware by the crate
ij) fie 12 and 8 by 10 window glass
Hardware and Cutlery
Coffee sugar and teas
Madeira Port Sherry and Teneriffe wines
4th proof brandy
Salt castings nails and best Pennsylvania
Iron Kc Re &e &c- &c
Which will be sold unusually low for cadi in
ihand Lexington April 2btli 1806
600 lbs First Qmlity
B E A V F r y
For Rale' for Cash
March 18th 1806 1
Oils HUMPHREYS Co
Are now openhig a handsome assortment of
MERCHANDIZE
Tk" the wICk houfe :‘tUv occupied by
Lexington April 4th 18 -6
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