Kentucky gazette and general advertiser — Lexington [Ky.], 1808-04-02 00:00:00, page 1

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D 7 HP HE subscriber respectful!
H LHjL informs the publick that he has lately
rT
S ADVERTISEMENT
STOLEN orftrayed from the paflure
efThe fubferiber in Millerlburg a few
days ago a Sorrel Mare' lour years old
a large white blaze on her face remark
able large feet not (hod and a new
brand on the left (boulder M W hofo
'cver will bring her to the lubferiber or
give him the means to have
’will be generoufly rewarded by
f Savary
March 24 1805 — w3t
REMOVAL
PORTER CL AT
Cabinet and Chair Maker
HAS lately removed his Shop to
Fis new brick houfe which he has
built for the purpofe on Bank Al
ley immediately back ol the Bank
and fronting the houfe lately occu
pied by Mr John
by Mr Pew-
band a dock
this State FIJRNI 1 URL of the
n ewe ft and mod elegant ’faibio'ns
may be had on the Uiortcft notice
executed in as neat a manner as any
where in the United States He
flatters himi'elf that fiom the many
fources of information which he has
had in his line of bulinefs the re
gular correfpondsnce which he has
kept with all the principal Cabinet
Makers both in Philadelphia and
New-York that he will be able to
give general fatisfaclion
Lexington Dec 7 1805
N O T I C E
HE co-partnership of Mac-
rt
coun and Tilford is this day dissolved by
mutual consent those indebted are requested
tiiil
t call and settle their accounts with James
Maccoun and those having demands against
file settlement- firm will present them to him for
f antes Maccoun
John Tilford fun
Lexington January 31st 1806
ADVERTISEMENT
Vo BE SOLD on Tuefday the
th of April at the houfe of Samuel
four miles from Lexington on
the road leading to gen Henry’s mill
the following articles — Hotfes Milch
Cows and Calves Young Cattle lions
Sheep two excellent StilL and Vtlfcls
Bedding and lundiy other houfehold
furniture Twelve months credit will
be given bond ani approved i'ecurity
will be tequired — due attendance wil
be paid by
2i Sami B'zltr
H E subscriber has just received from
Philadelphia and now opening at the
store lately occupied by the above firm on
Main street opposite the market house tin ex
tensive additional supply of
Merchandise L Stationary
which will be sold at the most reduced prices
for Cash
fames Maccoun
i PERMANENT
Y DANCING SCHOOL
I THE inhabitants of Lexington and
its vicinity are rei’peftfully informed
that faid fchool dill continues and that
Scholars will be admiflible all the yeai
round
The fchool is kept in the private
houfe built by 'Win Dailey and lately
occupied by Mr Porter Clay
The third quarter will begin Satur
day the 22d in (I — Days of fchool on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon in
every week
gCT Terms fame as before
March 11 !80fi
IIIIJUHO CUV 1 J
opened a house of ENTEKT AINMEN 1 -in lltl d
MaysviUe (Limestone) at the sign of the
SQUARE & COMPASS The house is com- 'TJood lire
inodious the stable extensive and both are
furnished with every thing necessary for the
accommodation of travellers and others why
may think proper to favor him with a call He
is provided with a large and convenient V ARE
HOUSE for the reception of goods equal if
not superior to any in the place He will also
make SALES upon COMMISSION for
those who may have any thing to transact in
that way which will be done together with the
charges for storage upon the most reduced
terms He flatters himself that from the ex
perience he has had in mercantile transactions
attention to business and a desire to be useful
a merit a part of the public patronage
SAMl JANUARY
TERMS OF THE GAZETTE
AND GENERAL
VOL XIX — N9 1027
iY DANIEL BRADFORD LEXINGTON
WEDNESDAY APRIL a i8c6
’Geo M Bibb
ILL continue to exercife his
profeflion of counfel am! attorney at law in
thofe ciicuit courts in which he has heretofore'
pra&ifed and in the court of appeals and
court of the United States for the Kentucky
diftrift
HE subscriber returns hi
thanks to his friends for the encourage
ment he has received in his'lme of business
In Lexington my friends may find
Me working at my trade
At raising stones to suit your mind
id digging with my spade
trfe I have always on hand
Supplv'd you all can he
However great is the demand
My friends come unto me
I will dig wells you all-may know
Good water I can find
In spite of patent laws I‘H show
For nought I will be kind
In all thfe 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 Shave
N B I sjjall refuse to work in flint rock as
I have been three times bio wit up
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NIVOHV3 XV 3110
HE Partnerlhip of Men telle &
iwnlng or F Downing & Co is this' day
solved by muttial consent : those indebted
are requested to call and settle their accounts
and those having demands against the Srm will
present them for settlement
HE fubferiber ftill continues bis
opposite rar Pope’s office where he has
TSSa"
Iddition to his other business set up tile
Windsor Chair Making
here he will be able to furnish Chairs of every
description and color painted japanned and
gilt which has never yet been done in this
country
F Downing fun
Lexington March 6th 1806
f
REMOVAL
AMES CONDON Tailor
HAS removed his (hop to a fmalf red
houle on Main ftreetthe fecond door above
mr Laudeman’s where he purpofes carrying
I on his bulinefs as yfual Thofe gentlemen
who may pleafe to favour him with their enf
tom may depend or having their work done
in the Or it manner
N B He wtihes to fell a LOT of
GROUND lying on Mill ftreet adjoining Col
fart’s — It is at prefent under good enclofure
and a brick houfe on it that will mike an ex
cellent (table Lexington March J 1806
I CLEAN FLAX SEED
A
Jpqjffule at the oil mill in Lexington— Alfo
r 1 IN SEED OIL
may be had at faid mill
fohn Bobb
Feb 26th 1896
RICHARD TAYLOR
ESPECTFULLY infonns hi friends ami
tlipublick that lie has opened a
r f JJouse of Entertainment
that large and commodious brick house lately
occupied by Ml John Instone in Frankfort
uliere he is supplied with the best of liquors
and provisions of every kind His stable is
well furnished with forage and an attentive ost
ler From the arrangements made to accom
module his visitants 'uid the attention that will
be paid them he flatters himself he w ill shai
the publick favour
Frankfort October 24 1805
LOST
NFR Le G hand’s NOTE
Payable to U tulorfed by James JVPCoun da
rdf Lexinjitoff february 4tn 1806 at figty
daysdate for ooo dollars payable and nego
tiable at the ofhee of the Kentucky lnfuraree
Company The public aie cautioned from
takingit as payment has been itoppw-d
The finder will confer a favor on the fub
briber bv leaving it at the ft ore of John and
William Jordan
A Le Grand
Lexington 6th Feb 1806
fj REMOVAL
AIG
j E W CRAIG
HAS removed his stoi
I
store to the
1 Corner white house
opposite Mi Li
's where he lias rcc jw
:md just opened a
icw td as 01 liVciit
choice
F R E A H 0 O 6 D S’
which he oilers to his frientld and the public a'
JlC utcj'hbc-wl uudred-ct! ’ rites
n
JOHN DOWNING
RESPEC I F ULLY informs his
friends and the publick in general
that he continues to keep a "houfe of
EN PERTAINMENt
in that commodious frame houfe on
Main Street oppofite the Court
at the fign of
THE BUFFALOE
whWre he is prepared to accommo
date I ravellers and others 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
be furniftied equal to any in the
Weftern Country His Stable is
well fupplied with Hay Oats and
Corn and his GfUer particularly at-
tentive and careful Thof
vho
are fo obliging as to call on him ma)
reft affured that they fiijjll 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 a
cavern
Lexington April 29
UMBRELLA MANU FACTO RT
I UKE USHER
1 from Baltimore in
forms the publick that lie has
removedhis Factory to Lexing-'
ten at the sign of the Umbrel
la next door to Travellers’ Hall
where he will keep a constant
supply of
Umbrellas & Parasols
finished in the neatest maiinep — Merchants and
traders may be supplied with Umbrellas at
this Factory on more advantageous terms than
by importing them
He has al) an assortmcnDdf
Die Yn E
vV inch he willNeell verv Mvv and on which a
credit will be givSW-tha
226 lb Sal Gla
121 — Crem Tart
86 — Flor Sulph
14 — Camphoi
8— Rad
2— Ti
3— R
2-
6 l-'Y-N'E(r
6
Rub
LEAVY & GATE WOO Dq
Have juft imported from Philadelphia and
Baltimore and are now opening at their
(lore in Lexington
R Large Elegant and Well Chosen
M
Assortment of
MERCHANDIZE
Confiding of
Dry Goods G rocerics 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 ci
hefl quality of Iron cut and wrought
Nails Sc a quantity of Man’s Lick
Salt '
Allot which were purchafed at the lowed
Ca fii prices end will enulrletliem to fell them
either by whole fide pr retail very IdsV for
CASH
t Eagle lav
1 U 1 1
THE fubferiber refpetSlfuily in-
Wrms the publick that he has iatoly opened :
HOUSE OF EN FEIITA 1NMENT
n that large commodious buildiTig on Main
ftreet lately occupied iv the Bank and near
ly oppofite t-l'e Com t houfe in the town of Lex
ington where he is prepared to accommodate
travellers and others who may he fij oblisyirv
s to call on timin the beft manner He i
ronftantly fupplied with the moll genuine IS
quors of different kinds his bedding is exten
five and attetHed to witltcare an I tromtht
fixe of Ins ft aide lie is in hopes to render ir
as commodious as any in the Kate and ash
will always keepoa nand a large quantity o
hay oats and corn together with a good oft
ler he flutters himftlf that he wili'be enable
to accommodate his vifitants in every manner
thatmny iuit t)icr convenience
WILLIAM SATTEKWHTRE
Lexington April 20t Sfej ff
n
VALTER WARFIELD
VYiil idfi i j&
"jPbysd ami Sur jery
fn Lcmio
r? and its vicinity He kcepr his
op io tiv hi ulb lar
4 by Dot lor s
IN t a i d WdrfeM
L-0
r AfcKtSV -- V V’ - a-
AjunjAible trail of LAND for sale
lor Cash
ONSIS I IN'G ot 600 acres in the
‘V Hate of Ohio litiuted on the Mia
River the land is ofjttie firli quaii
well timbered a large-bottom on a
imali water courl'e called-V olf creek
hat makes through the whole ©Lit the"
Andris direct!)’ oppofitc the town of
Dayton the molt remote corner not
more than a mile and a half from the
town it will be laid off in tracts of 20ti
acres to fuit the purchafers Tor terms
ppl y to Doct James Wellh of the
town of Dayton on John Bradford of
Lexington who are legally authorifeu
:o ciilpole of the faid land — the title is
utdifpti table
FOR SALE
5000 Acres of Loud
" DING in the county of Hrnderfon
chiefly on the waters of Hu'hlaiid
and Trade Water 1 will fell the above
itnd very plow for calh : I101 les beef
pork v hi (key or flour Any per Ion
witlyiHg to J urchafe will pleafe apidy to
me living near Rohirtfon’s Lick in the
aforela'id county
john Hopkins
Sept 3rd 1805 ’ tf
ATOR JOSEPH ROSWELL'
removed to his farm feven
lTfleast of Lexington near the ttev A
Duof-y’sj where he will practice Medicine in
afl its dinerent branches (fe has on hand
hrge quanmy of Genuine Medicine which he
will sell by whole salt or retail
lie also ofi'ers tor sale two hundred and six
ty -eight acres of tint rate
MILITARY LAND
near Hombeck’s mill Clarke count) a part of
Col Nathaniel Gist’s stinev— He will take
Cash or Young Negroes for it
tfo Fayettccounty Iffth Feb 1806
tTART
t? BARTLET
just imported and are now openings a
' just impor
Larg’e and General Assortment of
MERC HANDIZ E
IIICinhey canventnre to assert are ss
w ell boiigut and which can and shall he
sad as low as any ever brought to the state
I hey will receive in payment cash tobacco
hemp or lmg s lard in hand j but from the
many disappointments they have met uith in
collecting for their last t ear’s sales tW are
jetemuned to credit none
i6th November 1805
’rcss and will shortly be Published
-A Collection of the
WS OF KENTUCKY
c emprising all those of a general nature pass
ed Since the year 1708 'which in addition to
those printed in my former collection will foi-m
a compleat body of all the general Laws in
lorcc in inis state
John Bradford
Lexington February 12 1806
& N O
TICE
FWOSE inc
TL
Jebted to Maccoun
ilford are requested to cull and pjti'
their respective accounts on or before the first
day of March next All those thatfailto com
ply must expect their accounts put into the
Hands of proper officers for collection without
discrimination
Lexington January 2 18C6
THOMAS HICKEY Tailor
Mam Crofs street Lexington oppofite Mr
SA Bain’s new Brick Houfe—
OH5 ERS his fervices to his friends
amfthe publick— flatters himfelf that from his
long experience in the principal cities of Eu
rope and being lately from Philadelphia wi
enable him to give general fatisfaftion He
prefumes that a fpecimenof his abilities will
(office for any thing more he might fay La
dies’ habits and great coats made in the firft
taftiion
N B One or two apprentices well recom
mended wanted immediately 6m
2
NOTICE
thofe indebted to the fubferi
berfcy bond note or book account will
ery bi
pleafe make payment to mr Jos Gray
who is authoriled to receive and receipt
for them during' my abfence
Alex Parker
Lexington March 8 1806 4-w
UE DYING
f
Mrs- Kei
iseu takes this method
of informing the public that file has commen
cea the Blue Dying bufinefs next door below
Mr Hufton the fiiddler where (he will dye
cotton yarn and thread or any kind of
home made cloth which (he will warrant to
ftand its color as (lie dyes with hot dye
be will dye the above articles as cheap' av
hey can be done any where in Lexington
mU receive produce in payment
February 35 1806
tOR SALE — On long Credit
t'vo story Bn ck House
' andL Lot of Gl on the Limeitone
pit1 aujie edge o( town Alio the
'l 'fJJOUSE U’ LOT
n -exington occupied by George Adams jun
aext door to George Norton and the Ground
U joining John Adams jun A good Houfe
vVench a Waggon and l eant of Five (lories
wei equipt for the road two Brood Mares!
n! fix Colts two years old and yearlings
he above property is to be ibid on a long
rredn tne pnrehafer giving bond with appro
ved security by me
GEORGE ADAMS Sen
Dec 17th 1805 tf
fust Published and for sale at
— this Office
V I N 1) E X
Olt THE
Doctrines of the Strictures
indicated
A Gar t: s t
The Reply of Mr Stone
By fohn 1 C V '
v a - ‘1 ‘
600 lbs
First QuJity
B K
A V E R
J'
7or Sale tji Cash
fames JVier
March I Sib 1806
FOR SALE
THE FARM whereon
ill Scott county within one mile
half u( Georgetown on the mail
to Lexington containing 1 00 at
z
land about 6-9 acres cleared a
dwelling houfe two (lories 23 by jy
feet a large barn Sec for which I wilt
take call) or negroes — Any nerfon inCl k
ned to pure hale may meet ‘will a bar
gain and laiids adjoining for fide which
would much improve the tract e t: q u i rc
of the fubferiber on the premifr
fames Barters
Marril 13 iS06
fust Received by
WILKINS 6? TAXNEI-ITLL
Ari1 nsw opening1 in the store former!' oc
cupied by mr John Jordan rear the court
uouse and for sale by the package via
10 bbls 4th proof Cogniac Brundv
10 — Jamaica Spirits
10 — Madeira L P -
10 — Sherry
4 — Colemenar f WINES
4 - Port J
8 — Pepper
10 — Brimstone
6 — Allum
16 — Copperas
30 — Ginger
10 — Mailer
8 — Chocolate
50 boxes Segai's
1 case containing
Mace and Cinnamon
Logwood
10 boxes Young Hvson ?
10 do Hyson Skill $ AiLiVS
o5 bbls Coflee und Loaf
Raisons in kegs
The above articles will be disposed of at ts
moderate advance by the barrel of packagv Jos'
Cash or Negotiable Notes at fib dvs
A supply of GROCERIES Etc" will be re
gularly received from Philadelphia which wil
enable us to-furnish store keepers or others
upon the lowest ter ms y & x
A NEW STORE
THOMAS & ROBERT BARR
HAVE have just received from
Philadelphia arxl are now opening in the house
lately occupied by mr E Craig a large and
general assortment of
MERCHANDISE
Consisting of
DRY GOODS
HARD WIRE
CUTLERY LA
QUEENS' -1
CHINA fc? I WARES
GLASS j
BOOKS 6? STATIONARY
which they will sell for Cash at tire most realm
ced prices
irA Tfiey have on hand an assortment of
imported BAR IKON tf
JOSEPH GRAY
IIAS removed his Store to the (lone
houfe oppofite Samuel & George Trot
ters lately occupied by Meffrsf Hart Sc
Bartlett and has juii received in ad
dition to his former afTortmetU a very
legant fupply of
GOODS
which will be fold cheap for Ctfh
Lexington March 6 1805
E O U N D
ON Saturday evening’ an old
fafiiioned SILVER WATCH the
owner can have it by applying i
Mr S Ayres
March 24 18061"
JAMES ROSE
Boot & Shoe M ker
RESPECTFULLY informs
the ladies and gentlemen of Lex
ington that he curries on the a
bove business in all its various
branches He 1ms on hand an
el gant assortment offadies Kid
& Morocco hl:pp'-As sparghe K
jlain equal to any impu ietl
"inch he will sell at the lowest
likewise a handsome assortment of
childrens’ Kid Morocco and Calf Skin Shoes
He has sent to Philadelphia for Fa rddilicnul
supply of leather of the first quality and in
tends receiving a constant supplv cverv spring
mV! fall Gentlemens’ Cossacks and Back
strap Boots made of imported Leather fine
black grain and calf skin Shoes— Morocco
P imps made in the newest fashion and neatest
manner— Boot Legs and Shoes 'cut to pattern
for side — Merchants may bcsupp!kd with anv
of tlie aoove articles tieiuly as t In) as in the
Ulantic states
March 2!i 1306
N B Iadics’ Fancy Silk and Sain made
-f their own pattern to measure Otik x r une
Ui ailv aUa'ikd to and ucath- Kvc j: ’ a
FOK
MY corner LO I oppose the pub-
lic Iqure fronttng the flame 52 e
niches and about loo back A
two OB 1' 1 O 1 ci if f
i-woot live acres each on
l'roU luA'- I''or Lufer particulars
enquire ot vVilliam Mortou el'q
Walker Bovicr
na-rch 17 180 6 '
puh
e 1 6
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