Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1804-07-17 00:00:00, page 6

1 irp'Clon tin y ma
w k not anticipat
t’e Ihienin Vrv of liberty and equal- the American army The patriotic
On t' : T'vrth of j uy ic?t by -t efoundedin our land when the ladies of Philadelphia With their
Rich ir:i JT Jo '-ns'ji and order e frs of the human race roufed own donations and the workmanfmp
to be published by order oj toe Re- om theliftlefs yawning of debauch- of their own hands clothed 1207
Society Erv and defootlfm became feelingly foldiers of the American army in
R o b F R T --riTff Cbm -A A am trtlrbled for the fufet’y r780 At the fame time the patn-
TVilma-m AKD der of thelr in itl thrones 1 ! The otic ladies of New-Jerfey made a
khunderiish and volcanic eruptions prefent of 380 pair of Racking
mlrienrl St Fedoto Cttzcrs - MouI1 tn1 vollld not be mote the produfl of their own induftry
TilM fenfutions which arc f’rf- rrTficto ttaaftonillied and curious And the ladies of South-Cirolina
duced by the number the noli eneft who achei its noulh 1 Chulefton refuted all fociety
and relpciVabilt'y of the lurrouiiaing ’ voice' of freemen to the with the Britifli and the tones whilft
audience can be much cotter con- they generonfly contributed to alle-
iva lh:r"C£'brijEtVjhO Konft from erne! ml ' 01 thc
xhi M of ti views Of vianrdcjvA PlXtIr’1"l7jc:orAmCTiclM
benignity and fctence has dilpelled to th fup not lit unconcerned while our liberty
J the daik gloom of intolerance and lull of tame iliuts Mi ears to tne lup i r
1 nllrstinnc f
got' '
w
ft
1e on tlie public over i depended Ariielca I awake 'the ceteftial fp'k of liberty wbicl
w t anticipated for the PulHci- fro the delirium the dream of deftroyed the t rants and oppre or
tion no fexmer appeared than muverul idcal lupridefs which thole days in- af our country Mark the widen n
i-Hignati w-s mu-l -e f tn the enjoyment of that pure luftre of their glory The gholt o
BVrT‘rturC rt-ad- and fubftantial felicity which rakes heroes walk unrevenged among m
Seo&jthofjut Ji”e defiraWs and fociety valuable to -ten thou fan d time ten H’oufam
in' a h'ch ' an pretensions f- rational beings which we enjoy ur creatures of defpottfm cannot atom
V'F-e-:L -lod-(I man hut d(r QJl mild and frugal government for the death of a Jingle patriot
' '"0111 not now been-1 As eary as 760 the revolution Were the ladies idle and incline
tnj's o (Terminate The prefiure rent fpeflators to this feene ? No
hunilia- hp com -rheUlie on hi occrfon difcov
plaint It was the complaint 'of ed theirzeal for liberty and willing
! freemen— our indignation was on ly facrificed the glittering toys and
I ‘ t Ln rlarnflMnnC VT Trtnrp nP2fCn) !
vit - in riipghtp to lives for the faction of theircoun-
rious confiiil which gave freedom j defend ihofe l‘lsre let the curtain drop and con-
to the numerous fans of Amefica P ' to the bofom of ceal thofe revolutionary feenes to
prtfenls a more ! elllihtened patriotifm J contemplate the bright Rrofpecl
tmg feene than ‘a ‘Cy can pa At to ag fcribed onr which awakens gladnefs in every bo
the immagmat on o ync 101izon grows dark and fom ana- adorns the fpacious plains
dim with the poifonojs and tnalig- and fruitful territoy of the United
nant favours of Britifli corruption States f
The token of alarm is heard- I'hej it will be unneceffary for me to
trump of war is founded— To arms expofe to public difcernmentthe in
to arms to arms is refounded Iconfifteney the dark and infiduous
throughout the confederated ftate machinations of domeftic faction to
df America l and die 4th of July! AValloW up in the whirlpool of poli
pives birth to the declaration ofinde- tical corrupt n thp principles of our
oendence This declaration roufed republican government or to detail
!n the champions for American 1'thefalfe predaons and oppreffive
berty and true glory new principles revolutions ef the federal faftion
of courage and invigorating freedom during the four years ot error
The immortal Wafhington born madnefs and corruption into which
with a genius to reconcile the jarring we were precipitated but confine
imereti of different Rates and to be myfelf to the prelent happy litaation
the leader of a brave and injured of America under a Uiange of aa
people makes his appearance at the I miniftration
defpotifm
of interna
Might a"d twenty annual rounds
ha3 t'he grand luminary of Heaven
performed and fuccefiively illumina
ted our hetnii licrc hnce thc 4-th of
T n!y gave exiftence to the declara
tion of American Independence'
and as often have the patriotic citi-ji
z ns of America convened to hailr
he ding da vn ot national wealth
libertv and happinefs
th
proineritv liberty and ha
which encircled our land -r ugh
we enjoy u nder a mild and frugal go
vernment the filchings of peace and
ftcurit) a convocation of the living
patriots' in honor of a day and a re
volution which unhinged the iron
gates of defpotiftn and gave politi
ca' in franchTe merit to millions muft
kindle into a Rathe the 'park of lib
ertv in every bofom
When civilization and the princi
ples of rational liberty fir'd enlight
en d the worl 1 periodical feftivals
and days of rj icing in com me mo
ration of fome illuRrious atchievc
rntnt inrreafed the focial viitues
animated the patriot fm and diver
fifud tii amufements of the human
rare When by the magic of recol
lection we trace the p ditical annals
of antiquity and give an ideal evil
tent e to thole aneieht celebrations
we feel eur bofoms glow with the
dignity of virtue the enthuliaim of
a glorious victory and the fire of hs
roilm
Dazzled with the fplendor of the
entertainment we areintereRed with
the lyric poems of the mod celebta
ted bards tranfported with the fub
lime hymns and raptures of Apollo
and divinely moved with theatrical
reprerent ations oratorial exhibiti
ons poetic recitations ard an union
of vocal and inlt rumental mufic pro
ducing in the audience the moft eXqui
Rte pleafure Here alfo fomefpactous
temple feme li perb edifice or feme
enignity and lctence nas unpeuca -v j is ears to the fup- not fit unconcerned while our III
e Uk !oom 1 1 X "jTU X S- IW only
nthic ig orance in a country I ) h work of pathifed in our forrows but by a
here thc tree of liberty ias with- mgs an i devaluation the pat- live virtue alleviated our fuffer
ol bo l5nn fl?cb of C "y f
xempic iuiuc ivs j -x i
other eternal monument proudly len few the patriot
elevating their heads to Heaven and I brothers craving tne accumuaecez of lh ° Weftern henif
defying the ravages of time prelent I eve m es o he ' n tcT hPrecontemplate the acquifiton
themfeives to our view adding fublt- fig of !!f Louifiana-the peaceful purchaf
the mightieft empire leaving in their of republican— rhe boundary ot
march upon the fnow and foil the freedom is enlarged— the erdeo
marks f human blood— Turn to human happinefs is mcreafed and
the South See them with manly embraces m the philanthropic arm of
dignity fupport the burning heat of focial brotherhood a new and name
this fultry region deftitute of the merous generation of men-an ac-
rnity to the magnificence ot tne teaft
and fw Hi g the mind with its beau
ty and grandeur
In travelling over this facred and
interefting gr ouud of ancient hifloiy
we are loft in the contempl itian ot
thefe uncommon & wondrous feenes
thefe uncommon & wondrous feenes this u -ry K 1 4nd d'iftreflVd with quifition which has laid a permanent
and forgetting even the fUons a and afflSbns of a Safis for the profperity and happi-
poetry we imagine ourfelves tram- all the ca and the nef of the Weftern S ates— pre
ported to the Elyfian fields enjoying! warm a'J htkly chmate and the and focial har0-
ft V1-f'Ff“"“"d i ’"uktol weigh 'of fch herc'j- y of the confederation givgn cer-
that blifsful region I " ru nrTlrf taintv to the Weftern commerce —
But when I call my eye over this lean h urtnei ns wdjhc 1 re ) fricndl intercourfe with other
eollcHed affembly and reflect upon fuch dire misfortunes what con d nation £irecuredl America from thetcor-
the occafion which brought us toge-i lead an army o c ) & ’ rupted & heterogenous politics of the
ther the birth day of American In-pmmorta hty but t mgn ny Xorld andgulirded hagainft the
dependence the victory of freemen and heroim of Pa"'nJc arr‘0r5 cnnvulflve fll0ck of lawlefs ambition
r Uwlef ambition and Bm! ly- on Wnyfj vfloryor 1pKM th
ranv when I recollecl that we pof-Jde nt threatened lican gvernmen has not vital fpt-
fefs and enjoy rights and privileges impending ftorm wSfch threatened S vi?our fufficient
of which tle'refined Grecian or the infant America but the omnipotent eilfteSCeThe
when I view the living patriot and
fee his countenance beansing expref
or wmui UIKICHUWXVVV ' r TT
virtuous Roman could never boaft Jfiat of Haaven
AmidR thTmultiplied horrors of late requifition of
r bea’imrexpret- the blood Rained theatre of the Ame- this conjecture o lator at tne iceoiu - having uiled to enter tneir appearance nerem
wieet g -P revolution look at the depar- flumbers of perfeft fecurity the pa receivfd forfeit 0f 130 guineas from the agreeaBie tolaw and the rule of this court
Rons of nnverfal be"n'nodftfd andllain patriot— Gome ye brave triotic fon of America at the call of Duke oQtn1harr chefnut horfe Eg- and it appearing that they re not habunu
his eve flaming the elettric aura oiteua ‘ i T 2overmuent imitated the example ot
heroifm when I behold the rifingfons of Columbia c°me tlft rung g worth ancelfors— quitted do-
generation liftening with anxiety at generation come c'e T e ft or xneftic quiet and held themfeives in
the interefling tale ready to drop a dy enrfnp‘n'J " w‘ of ‘noHtical readings to defeend the Miffiffippi
tear over the tomb of departed warth encircled wit this memo to redrefs the unjuft detention-of our
laJ utt" Umt ?ro"
SLAM
Far die Kentucky Gazette
ORATION
o
ifm and the liiiiaiou
a rt a cist lot citizens Ot rtllienu mew me ----- r
-m fef-1 patriotic fword to repel the unjuft kerned willing to facnfice their
'J 1 tel if - r lives for the falvation of their coun-
! ft 7 our Z bar- (U dorm ot more pecefl he fee of the rs ed ice-
nconie inaxws a c
'head of the Tons of indignant Ame- It was written in the voume of
ci: and like Atlas fupported the eternal deftiny that America flioulc
enormous weight of the Ameritan'be free fovereign and independent
Revolution ! ! ! What g°de' IrofPes meeC th'
The feene of defolation commen -1 fight ! What Halcyon day appear
ces Armies who have defeended The fun of liberty has left the hon
ifrom one common coantrT attack zon and MdZt’S witn P en ?n
’ mddeftroy each other by thoufatds his maridian glory our atmofpheve
and wreak their Hands In human gore grows ft ill more luminous from the
without com mifera tion — Death in light of fcience rhe accurfed train
all its multiplied horrors deformedtheVof evils which threatened to peep
plain— Difmal founds and forrowful tate America from her elevated
groans afeend to Heaven— Women rank in the fcale of nations into the
and children expofed to the brutal gulph of infamy and flareryno Ion
r i - 1 iit-ni'K tin® nun he t rsn
ana cnnareu expuicu n i-
fu-v of unfeeling foldiers —Towns ger ektft to difturb the public Iran
and plantations difappearin one uni- quility — the national happinels
erfal flame! I View the valiant and Every gale whifpers peace and le
victorious army of patriots and bro- curitv 1 i'he Rtadereflcaed from the
victorious diiriy ui I'nnwi-u - r
thers rifkingtheirrvesandforfuies tree of liberty— invites repole and
in the canfe of freedom 1-See them every found announces freedom
cheerfullv fubmit to the ignomenious Republican ceconomy has fHcceede
appellations of traitors and rebels taxation and home manufactures be
and furnifiting an example the molt gin to ornament our citizens fia
dorious to the world the moft hope- triotic zeal warms and animates the
ful and animating to thofe who Rill bofom of the rifing generation and
groan under the iron arm of oppref- pervades the different ranks ot peo
lion — an example interefling to hu- pie-
inanity and worthy the atchieve- The facred rights of juftice libei
merits of fuperior intelligence ty and equality are better known
Turn to the Narth See the cho- and the arts and fciesces are di Re-
Ten tew tne patriot oana or J ” "View the increafing glory the rifing
brothers braving the accumulated gK
OCC LUC bliv-
band of united minated thoughout our country—
They not only fym
an ac
many fufferings of them
r received torieu oi uv j'uiuta iiwm agreeable to law anu me iuta ui vuunt
Duke of Queenfbury’s chefnut horfe Eg- and it appearing that they are not inhabitant
f ' ham carrvTntr him 4 lb It muft be ob- of this ftate : therefore on motion of the com
nam carrying olainantbv hi oounfe) it 1 ordered that the
ferved that the great Oatlan a c 3 'fatd defendants do appear here on the third day
confidered among the hrlt races in r-ng- of o(lr next septeTIber court and anfwer the
land at the end of 1 800 he was taken com pianants bl! and that a copy of this r
teiuiuiivi -Sons uul with the diftemper which put an end to jer be inlerted in the Kentucky Gazette
had al- his racing and i then urchafed of jCOrd A'Tefte
Tbtt Bedley F C
of their tender parents Htifbands
had already embraced their hopeful
infants and parted from their af
f'e£ionate wives All the ties o)
"riendfliip — all the endearing con
leffions of life were infufficient tc
etain them Courage and a go
vernment like this what tyrant
could oppofe ? But thele fceties oi
war are over and eloquence is dumb
in -a flruggle to depifl the happy fi
'uation of America Sne is the
birth-place of pure genuine liberty
the feat of the arts and fciences—
volence — and a theatre of the moft
brilliant atchievements Our young
men are emulous to excel in mental
accomplifiiments and our daughters
begin to Rune as bright conllellati
otu in the fphere which nature de
fgned them to fill
How bright the feene to fancy’s eye appears
Thro’ the pe rfprftive of long diflant year-
The imported Stallion
Speculator)
WILL Rand the enfuing feafon rvhieh
will commence the lftday ot March and
end the firft day of Auguft next at thc
farm of John Breckinridge elq near
Lexington in Kentucky and may co
ver mares at ten dollars the leap to be
paid at the liable door twenty-fqut
dollars the feafon to be difeharged any
tim'e before the firft day of Auguft by
the payment of twenty dollars and for
ty dollars to enfure a mare to be with
foal to be returned if fucli ftiould not
be the cafe if the mare remains the pro
perty of the peifon who put her to the
horfe with one dollar to the groom in
every inftance Attelied notes for the
feafon and infurance to be fent with the
mares
SPECULATOR
Is now riling nine years old y very
handfomc horfe nenr iixteeu hands high
a fine bay with as many'good running
points as any hoifeos tlte continent anti
is well calculated to get either excel
lent race laddie or carriage horles anti
has eftabhfhed himfelf to be a moft capi
tal ftalhon as may be ieen by his colts
which are now riling one year old — his
blood is unexceptionable and ot the
pureft kind as may be feen by his
PEDIGREE
SPECUL A TOR was bred by the Duke
of Bedford and got by his favorite ftal
hon Dragon (now in Virginia and co
vered 14-d marts iall feafon at ten gui
neas per mare) who was fon to Wood
pecker his dam by King Herod a Af
ter to Florizel BourdeaUx and Sting
and tke dam of Portia Narciffa Jeflica
ud Tarantula Ins grand dam by Cyg
net who was got by the Godolphin Ara
bian his great grand dam by Cartouch
a very capital ftallion his great great
grand dam Ebony by Childers odt ot
old Ebonyj by Build who was got by the
Byerly Turk out ot Bay Peg by the
Leti’s Arabian
PERFORMANCES
4br WLATOR has been a capital
running horie — Yn 1798 he won once
being the only time on the turf that year
old
cj a
at the New-Market Graven meetings he
beat mr Watlon’s Young Magpie for
iOO guineas — at New-Market fecond
fprnig meeting he beat Lord Sackvillc s
famous horfe Sober Robing for 50 gui
neas — at the fame meeting he won a
handicap plate ot 50 guineas each beat
ng fix good liorfes among Which was
the celebrated horfe Aimator 5 the
ante day he received 4 1 1-2 guineas for
t'eit from Mr Heathcote’s Oppoh
tion— at the July New-Market meeting
e beat mr Cuffau’s Young Spear fo
too guineas 7 to 4 on Speculator at
Brighton he won a handicap plate (the
new courft) 50 guineas each beating
Combatant Afcot mr Wyndham’s
horfe by Fidget Gyprefi Sifter Mid
night Play or Pay and Oppofifion at
New-Market firlt OAober meeting he
walked over for a fweep Rake of
50 guineas each Bollenamuck and
Combatant fearing to run again!! him
paid him a forfeit at thd fecond O&obor
meeting he beat mr Vvf yndham s horfe
by Fidget for 50 guineas 5 and 6 to
4 on Speculator making eight times he
won this year which is oftener than any
other hovle won in laid yeaiq and came
In feaond for a handicap plate of 50 gui
neas each beating eight good horles al
though he carried 71b more than any
horfe that (farted in 1800 then 5 years
old at New-Market Craven meetings
he beat mr Hayworth’s Filbert for 100
guineas carrying him 7lbs at the fame
meeting he won the great Oatland (fakes
of 50 guineas eth (26 fubicribers) beat
ing Expedition Wrangler Herby-Lafs
Stamford Telegraphe Antrim and
Vandall all good liorfes — at the firft
New-Market f'pring meeting he won a
fweep (fake of 50 guineas each (4 fub
feribers) carrying 12 (lone 2ibs (lay
i'70lbs) beating lord Burford’s Way
moth with great eai'e 7 to 4 on Specu
lator at the fecond fpring meeting he
bove pedigree and performances ef Spe
culator are taken from the general flud
nook and racing Callenders of England
the authority of which has never yet been
called in queftion and they are
referred as authentic records upon thol
fubjeAs JOHN HOOMLS
Bowling Green V irginia
The above horfe was at onr requefl
fent by Joi n Hootnesefq to thi ftate Si
will Rand the enfuing leal'en at th' plan
tation of John Breckinridge- on N rth
Elkhorn where verv extenfive ai d ex
cellent blue grafs pafture well enrlnftd
and well watered will be furniRied to
tnares coming at a diftaree gratis —
I'he greateft care will be taken of tne
and corn furniftied if required at
t-be market price but we will not be ii
ble for efcapes or accidents
Mr Hoomes has been in thc pradice
or many years of importing from Eng
land the fineft horfes which that country
produces and from his charade and
tour acquaintance withhim the moft im
plicit reliance can be placed in any cer
tificate he gives
Any perfon putting feven mares and
becoming refponfible gets one grnti
f the hprfe Rands in the Rate and cc
nues the prefent owner's th' f- ma -s
that do not prove in foal has he next
year gratis except the groom's fee
HUBBARD TAYLOR
JOHN BRECKINRIDGE
Feb 20 1804
THE fubfet iber v ill f II 200 or
250 acres of fi ft rate L A N 0
part of the traift whereon he refides
on the South hork of Elkhorn creek
in VVuodford county about 03 acres
of which is cleared and the reft ’3
well timbered! It lies beautifully
has on it feveral valuable cabins and
three never failing fprings or e of
the fprihgs has lutficient fall for a
diftillery and aiTords an ample Rip
ply of water for that purooie during
the dryeft feafons and at it there is
a (bill houfe iagood repair Imme
diate payment of about half the
price muli be made but for the ba
lance reafonable credit may be had
for further information apply to
CALEB WALLACE
NOTICE TO DEBTORS
fub-T- A LL perfons indebted to the
feriber arc moft earneftly rt
quefted to make immediate paymetie
to Mi Jonathan Holmes of Lexing
ton GEO TEG ARDEN
3W July 9 1804
rat suesartiKEKs
HAVE New-Or-leans juft received from
per the boat Jefferfon Robert
Sprigg Mafler
123 boxes l(f quality Havannafi Sug: r4
8 barrel do Spanilh Indigo'
5 puncheon Rum
3 pifes London particular Matfelrj Wine
1 do Sherry
63 doz bed fong cork Clarqt
Which will be fold low for aoprovej
notes at 60 and 90 days A to
Join Jordan Jr or
Ranks fp Givings
Lexington (K) 21 July I 80 t
Dus BROWN 6f WARFIELD
IB EC7leave to inform the public that they
D will p-aftice
MEDICI N F CsP 3 UR G K R Y
In pjrtncrlfiip !li the town of xexiugton and
the vicinity
Dr Brown requeffs thofe who are indebted
to him to pay their accounts to Air jar Dedntond
or g've notes for the amount
- — - t'
fort near the Ferry and Ware-hrmle J
now informs his friends and tne public
that he has refumed his old place of
E N T E RT AI N M E N T
Where thofe that may pleafe to call on
him may rely on meeting with evtry
attention both as to themfeives and
horfes that this country will afford—
Private parties may have rooms undif
turbed with the bulile of a Tavern and
gentlemen difpofed to have private
boarding can be accommodated to their
wilhes
Frankfort Feb 22 x 804
t
State of Kentucky
Fayette Circuit Court uue term 1804
Walter Carr complainant
againft
Henry Garrett Daniel Callihan
Richard Johnfon and Henry A
Johnfon and others defendants
IN CHANCERY
THE above named defendant
having failed to enter their appearance herein
i homas Love
FT ER an abfence of nearly twelve
months from his oid (land in Fran k
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