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X

loFOIl ONE 1H0U5 AKD BUSHELS

$w--

Wanted Contract

STONE COALS,at this place, apply to

Lex. Nov. sSiScS- -

Cuthbert Hanks,

FOS. SALE Between three andsour thousand Acres of L A N D,Lv mg : Knox enmity, on both sides of

mtr and Minklng creek, ami on the main

Hate i .ul, leading tliro'i.h 'he Wilderness.Tiler. i in this tiact a gre- -t diversity of soil, thebottoiin benur witifil tj any i;i the state ; andthere is :i considerable 'Hianlity of level highlandcl 'v'l-'.'-ii- : quality. .'A gieut bargain maybebad ') t person wiio ill purchase the whole

..nd a good title ms-.l-e to the same, astervuiiiiimr oil'soir.e inconsidei abL proportidn vv hichis now in dispute. Tj suit purchasers the saidbind would bi3 laid oft'into srna'ler tracts, one'ofwbuli ta contain from three to sour hundred aJcrcs, and ti include the plantation and improve-ments on the road, vh ch is considered ajan ex-

cellent stind for a tavern. There is a good millscat on (his tract, anil a very eligible situation fora" distilltrj . A small tract of land in the neigh-bourhood of Lexington or Versailles, would ha n

in part payment s 'and for terms and otherparticulars, application must be made to the sub-

scriber, l'r. ing on tfie premises.WADE N. WOODSON.

Knox county, 7th May, 1808. tfA REQUES'I

1808.

nurchafed the the quotation a Lord

Late Col. George Nicholas, and being in the Britiili Parliament, is

to books that have thy attention ; " he'had seen three-com-

out will' thank per-iinen- upon (orders in one

ions who have any of them, to;uy ur. riooimon, one

return them to me in Lexington, or informme, where they can be had.

T. BARRYDecember 17th, 1S07. .

FOR SALE BY

Messrs. Scott, Trotter &. Co.Meichants, Lexington, Ky.

LEES'Genuine Patent and Family Medi-

cines,Which are celebrate !fnr the Cut e rf most disea-

ses to Jiu-- the Human Bjdy h Lable, viz

Lees' Worm Destroying Lozenges,Which effectually eipcli all kinds of worms

from p. rsons of every age.Lees' E!i:;ir,

cert '.t remedy sot colds, coughs, asthmas,u.ul particularly the hooping cough, souuctive to cliililren.

Lees' Essence is Mustard,well known for the cure of rheumatism,

gout, pilsy, sprains, kc. &c.Lees Grand Restorative.

Proved by long experience to be unequalled int'e cure 01 nervous disorders, consumptions,

' lovvness of spirits, inward weakness, &c.Lees' Anti-Bilio- Pil's,

For the prevention and cure of bilious and rea-

lign ml levers.Lees' Sovereign Ointment for the Itch,

"Which is rendered an infallible remedy by oneapplication without mercury.

Ague and Fever Drips,For the cure of agues, remittent and

levei s.

Persian I.ction,Celeb"at'd for the cure of ringworms, tetters

and all riuj lions of the zkii., renderinjr itsoft and sTiooth.

k An tor M 01 tne eves.

fZ'tV Genuine Eye Water,

eiiectual lTineily a.seasc3Tuoth-Aih- e Drt,ps,

Vliich rive immediate relies.Lees' Coin Plnister.Demasi Lip Salve.

Restorative PoviJer,For the teeth and gums.

The Anod.ne Elixir,For the cure of every kind qf head ache.

idian Vegetable Speerf.c, Jcertain cure for vencnl complaints.

Thousands of our fellow citizens liaereceived benefit from the above jMei-ciss- s

when reduced to the List fiape ofdisease, and majiy families ot the fifft

have given publick teflmionytne aitonnning cures periormea ivitn ne

above preparations.- - 1 he proprietors areY?ell allured, that a lingle trial ot any arti-cle here enumerated, will convince themod prejudiced perfqn of its utility.

Pamphlets Containing cases of cures, Stc.n?y be had at the above place of

file, sufficient to confirm our alTeition.Were we inclined to publish all the ceiti-f.caie- 3

which aie in our poffeffion, weClla folio 'volume ; but we never

mention tre names ot any per.ons butthose canpot of any parson but

tneir 'lyTjjrou uioii.Thcfe medicineshave beeif

for a number of to the cuMick.fe 110- -in their 12lh,

tne rpid les ; to aetect counterfeits it isnet.fucy to inform the that theymust be particular in applying as above,ana observe that none can be geuine with

the lignature ot Richard t.ee Son.N. 13, Jiach and every Mtdicine above

enumerated, have got theii directions, desending their mgde ot ule in the moltlect marner.

Public Auction.WILL BE SOLD on the first day of March

next, in the ol Lexington, to highestbidder, tor re.-.d- thq Hpufe now occupi-ed by the Kentucky Company, refer-vlu- g

the rif,lit oi laid company to occupy thesame unt.l'he ift of Apiil, sold by

2 the Fajette circujf court,wherein Lewis Saunders and James Morrifi.nare complainants and John jr. and the

aj'd of said company are de-

fendants. sale to commence at 1 2 o'clock,at the door of the Insurance office.

Estill C wi? .

'"

I

John IV. Hunt,J o Pnstlethviait,1 nomas Hart. ir.

Commissioners.

Lexington,- - Joth. Janft-iry- ,1809. 1

Tsbtn cp bjf" Benjimin' Alcxundcr, on thelOutfTTork of Sfation Mare,

r iwo years oaiast spnns?. Wrflrand Perceivable.hd on about a fn e sfiilRi b'ell with of an

""""pld horse shoe for clapper, about 13 hndsugiii kppraisea to twenty-hv- e dollars.

yames White, j. p.December 1st, 1808. fTaken by Thompson, living in

Mercer county, on the waters of Brush creek,

J fbur miles from Wm. Adams's mill, on Saltsc river, one b y about thiiteen hands and

nein '1 high, six years oH, no percei-vable . ap'iriised to thiity-fiv- c dfi beforeSM:, th.s i8.ii f Muvcmber, 1808.

IF M'Gtiire, j.p.

rHE SUBSCRIBERust received Philadel- -

and Baltimore, a large and general atmeitt of MERCHANDIZE, purchased for.i....-- , i i 'Ji' ... i. -- l. i :i.ircauy money, anil ojniieu ill ins new unojv uuiiu-ine- r,

at the corner of Mill street, which hesell for cash. No credit can be expect-- ied. All those uidebted to him either by Bond,Note or Book accountjarc requested topay offor settle their? respective accounts as noturther indulgence rjll be given.

William Leavy.Lexington, October 20,

. MACCON, tilford &. c-- .

HAVE revived from PhiladelphiaNew- - York, the following valuable Books,a contiderable proportiorjjtffwhich are oflate publications.

ReS's Medical Guide, or a completePractical Svfiem of Modern1 domestic Me- -

drcine, for the tile of families and youngpractitioners or fludents in medicine' andforgery. The Britilh Reviewers conflderthis 'work much more estimable than Buc-han- 's

Domellic Me'dicine & "as calculatedentirely to fopercede it.'An enquiry into the caufesand confequen-ce- s

of the orders in council and an ex-

amination of the conduct of Great Bri-

tain towards theneutral commerce ofby iraficflMer Baring sq.

M. p. s&In regard to this pamphlet following

HAVING Library of from lpeech delivered byrd

receiveall been of,oaned of it. I those them council)

borrowed oy a writer on pon

A

So

intermit-tent

A

gratis

inigi.r

public

Insurance

Jordan,Direi5lois

a

up

Laurence

from

hereby

tical economy, ana a third winch contained more information upon the fubfectof commerce than any work he had'evcrseen, by a moll rel'pectable merthant, Mr(Uaring.

Corinua, or Italy, a celebrated new No-

vel by the Baronets de Stael .Holfteili,daucliter of the famous Meeker: WalkrVskev the claffical pronunciations ofGreek, Latin, and Scripture propter mines,C 'I'M... I? TT. I....J'..I I1ix.c. 1 lie iLuropean auu. uuiveriai ioyrt- -

; 1 he Monthly Mirror and Ladle'sMuleum tor lOao ; Kolcoe's iro 10th ;

Madoc, a celebrated new poem ; 'Originalanecdotes of Frederick the ,Great, bvUieudonne Thiebault ; Murray's MateriaMedica'; Chaptal's Chemistry, improvedbj- - Doct. Woodhoufe ; Qudervood ontbechfeafes of children ; Townfesd's Guide tohealth; Parkinlbn's Medical Admonitions;Default's Surgery ; Bell's ao. Lavoirier"sChemistry ; Cuvier's Lectures on Anato-my ; Denman's Midw'fery ; Sturve onAnimation; Bates-'- s Kural Philofoghy ;

FefTenden's Poe.ms; Ainfworth's Latin andEnglilli Dictionary ; Ramfay's Life ofVV jtr.ington ; Spalwzanrs travels in thetvvo Sicilies- - arid part of the Apenines ;

Selfridges Trial, ;aken in shorthand byT. Lloyd, sq, reporter of the debates ofCongress, and GeorCaines, sq. reporterto the Hate ot Mew-Yor- k, and lanctionedby the 'the to the stateot waluchuietts ; . wittmans travelsthrough Tuikey, Asia Minor, Svrja andEgypt ; Radclrff's Tour through Hollandand Germairv: Youiic's Travels in France:Moody's Jketchesof the hiftary of France,Meare's oyages to Cbina and the K.West Cpift of Arherica j St. Pierre's Voy-age to the Ille of France, the IiTe of Bour

aiicl Uape 01 Uood Wope; IVlacart,ney'sEmbafl'y to China j Stevens's Hiftorv othe Wars in France cTuriug the Rev,oluion ; Dupaty's Travels in ItalyBirauiour's Hilioiy of the Commerce of

reece ; Denoir's Egypt ; Reynler's do.Villon's do. Vallant'sTravels in Africa :

Barrow's do. Burgh's Dignity of HumanNature ; Catteau''s Hitlory of Sweden ;

Wood's Switzerland; Briftod's Tourthrough the Highlands ol Scotland ; Sft- -

mervilles ' Political 1 raniaaions: Lat?Montague's Works.

In about three weeks they expect to receive froniN. York, a much larger col-

lection ; a catalogue of them fliall succeedthis advertisement.Lexington, July 12th, 1808.

WAS loll on Friday night, the 1 1th infl.at Mr- - John JJavis's, oneund a half miles

iigton, on Henry's mill road,Blue Surtout Coat,

3 ingle breast, brown stuff pockets j contaiA Tfarl Mnfrtfin. - Ah lrt.li liv-- -- uui vv-v- 2. ue,iv-t- , jjvjutvr

With a spring steel clisp, and paperswho are well known to be citizens which he use to the

of (trict, veracity, arid tnen not vitIioutlowner" Whoever will deliver the above

made knownvears

out

the

virtue of decree of

CaihWilM'Brovvn

James

ar$

tb

sundry

to llie subscriber, or at the office of the Ken.ttickv shall receive Dollars.

H. iM'Ilvainthii K0-'"- fpe'ik more favoui than November 1808.

and

per

town

1818

I'reflilentThe

jw,

hart

mare,

willlow

and

the

zincs

bon

Gazeue, Five

RICHARD rAYLOR,.T5 ESPECTFULLY informs his ahd1. . tne pjiicx, mat 11c lias opened a

ij

4

m..

niW

articles

money,

brands

Court

friends

Entertainment, ,

commodious brick house latelyr. John Instone, Frankfort ;

ltd with the best of liquoiandprovisioair ofrrrwjtind. His stable is relllurmsiRd with foraee, and an attentive ostlei--.

From the arrangements made to accommodatehit visitants, and attention that will be itidthem, he flatters himself he will share the'pub'tavour.

Frankfort, October 24, i80S.

Prime Manufactured Tobacico.JACOBT.AUDEMAN, takes thelibertyof

1IIIOI lillllthatjfc

tf

in

and

fourn north of Lexington, whsre he has fur-- jnie.fjimself with a Tobacco, so asto enable him to keer, a twelve month's enrm1belorehand always by him Thequality is war-rente- d

equal, to any ever manufactured in thisstate, and sold on I1hrr.1l iwmc w.a -- n.t-. ,..:n

j-- - .v....... .lu vuarva willail.le branded with the innltials of his iume,preve'ntraposilions.

flj" A constant sflpnly of the shore Tnhnrlin casks can always be had at the stores of Saml.

oeo. 1 rotter, and Joseph Hudson. Lexington.- Best Twist Tobacco st 9d. per pound retail,at my shop.om.

T3.-- .

tne

Lexington A". Uov. 5th, 1808.

nccojSt, note, or otherwise, to seltlrttherbfse who have claims on him. nw

toorinir them forward, ilifYn,,, i.j.kV,:.i,,i .1: , . 1 ,, r.;..V. ' ' v..uiujwiui aujusieu. aiT.n'uitam. Macbean

authorised ,to act as t for the assimn..By order of the assignees.

L5ington,Septcmbcr 19, 1808.

M REMOVAL.E. WARFIELD has removed

his Apothi'-n'- Shop to a house in the rangeof new brick buildings fronting the south-eas- t

side of the court house, second door above thecorner house lately occupied bv Mr. John Jordan. He has now on hand a largf quantity of

- v tttt7 7? iff n Tmijv ...l.:i. i. n ivoi iui.xit,jyji, wiueii jic win veil

cheap. (Q" Practitiont r- - of Medieine can besupplied on term more advantageous than thejcould at any of the shops ill the Eastern states.

Surgeons' Instruments of all kinds, and acomplete assortment of Paten" t Medicines.

Lexington, Sept. 19, 1808.

Danl. SfCharles Bradford,HAVING entered'into partnership in Bobk

Prirjtintrjprespectfully inform their friends, andthejpubRSKrencrally, that theyintend carryinir ontliTiusnxss extensively, on Main strce!. Theyfyfcit oTHers for Book or yob Printing, whichshall be executed with neatness and dispateh, andon the most moderate terms.

Lexington, April 12

Notice.AFTER about three years' anxious pursuit

and meditation, I have at length made a complete difco'very ot the Perpetual Motion in Theory, and have .reduced it to praftice. I" willonly observe that it moves by its own weight ftrut is to say, the more you load a waggon, themoVe the power is encreafed so as to move thewaggon and its burthen. I expect to write afiiOTt treatise on the fubjefr, which will morelully explain th's melt grand and lmpoitant

I am anxious that it mould be put inpractice as soon as poflible, so that the publicmay rcecive uic ucneuis ieiuKing irom tnis no.ble principle, so long vtifid for by them.

ffi Henry Fenk.October 29th, t&oftf i2mioo'

NoticeTO Officers of the additional Peghnents residing

within the states ofKentucky and Ohio,THAT I am authorised by the pa) master 2fi

me United States to advance lo each commissioned officer residing as aforesaid two month'spay aiwl subsistence, to be computed from therates ol tneir respective acceptances.

The second payments will be made to tire31st inst. and wilHuchule as well the pay of ofli-cer- s

as recruits ; th;it is 'o sv the officers fromthetime to winch the afores iid two ad.t. tut i ii 1.vance snail anu me recruits Horn is mvinn- - nrti.-,hl-the mis orvnlistmtnts-

Ttc sitond payments are to be sounded onduplSatemusterrolls to bt exhibited by each 'Sap.tarn ; ana tne tirstceipt;place.

by re--. f.ari, ,1,,,the me at this ' lhe soon

New Port, X. 1 3A August, 1".J.U A JiJ..KJJ.X,

TT f'he Editors of n the.statesof Keutucky and Ohio will please' to givetheforegoing a lew insertions their respective paers. T.

STRAYED or stolen on the 4th of Julylast, trom Andrew Harbison s, nine miles fromDanville, upon'the road leading lo Bairdstown,a BROWN MARE, six cr seven years old,near fourteen hands three high, hasa JKVail, - a small white spot on riirht

and branded Br. on her near shoulderoff from a boy about tvvo miles from the

month of Hickman, in Jessamine county.on ije3rd of July last, a light BAY MARE, fiveorsix

old, about fifteen hands high, one footwjiiteand branded Br. onMiernear shoulder. Whoeverwill deliver both or either ofthem to me in Bairdstown, Dennis Brashear in Danville or T. & R.ficrr in Lexington, will give informationwheie one or both are to be had, shall receivea liberal reward from ' "

Walter Brasbedr,Bairdstown, August, 1808.

FLOUR, PORK, AND'WHISKEY.I WISH to contract for a quan- -

ily ef thewibpve mentioned articles, to be deli-erc- o

at NJtchez, Fort Adjms, &c. as early as'pi act i cable, rf

fj James Morrison..Ocfofier loth. 1803

FIVr: DOLLARS REWARD.STRAYED away from Georgetown,

n the first inft. one aIRON GRAY HORSE-si- x

or seven years old, very much crestfallen, white skin around the eves andnose, and ander the tail, the ofronrf-ou- the pattern joint. Also,

ABROWN HORSE,fevenor sight years old, branded . C.bob tail, and dish face. person deli- -

vering laid hortes to me, or giving 1r.Bradford notice wheie they are, so thatget them again, fhali receive the above

JOB STEVENSON.Geotgetovvn, Sept. 12, 1808.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,TAKE NOTICE", that on the second Mon- -

day of March next, at nine o clock, P. D. H.will with lhe commissioners appointed bvthe county court of Montgomery county, atthe house of Philip Hamman, on Sycamoretoiicot Slate, 111 Montgomery county, and fromthence proceed to the beginning comer of a sur- -

veynj nvKiof JaiaA&rgkjiT-jf- l

dredVhdveyu arWptotake

, entered on the twenty-thir- d dayone thousand seven hundred and

iree, lor Charles Morrrun. nine hunseventy-fiv- e acres of which was sur- -

attntcd for the ; llien and therethefleposilions of sundry witnesses to

perpetuate testimony to establish the beginningand calls of said entry, or the .v hole ef the cor-ners and lines of the said survey, and to do anvother act or thing which I may deem necessaryand the law doth authorise and require , and isnot completed on that day, to adjourn from dayto day iintil the business is finished.

Benjamin Hensley.January 30th, io. 3W

T A f AXTri ttr A 1 r T

friends the public ill general UiNa V Ai 1 JilJ.

stockof

is

month's

I

11,1. give a generous price to waggonersII haul salt for me from the Little Sarfty

Salt Woiks. For further information apply tojcreuiiau mcaveiu L.exuigiuu.

' FrriHinrvi 1 ROO

yTHIS is to forewarn any personoCperpons from buying a note given, by me toDaniel Norris, bearing soSne time inDecember, 1807 : as this in nart is a dpfraud i and I having bonds against said Norris,i do not intendto pay the note.

it Zecbariah B. Thomas.THE Assignees of John Jordan, Jun. hereby Mrn'gomery County, Sc( .

call unoit indebted to binj, wh other isaken up by Peter Helms, living in Mont- -

.

quested that

03

vears

same

gohery county, on creek, near Morcan'sKm, a sorrel Filley, tvvo years old. no

brands perceivable, some white on her face,an iron grey tvvo years old, with

a blaze face, no brands perceivable ;' appraisedto thirty dollars each 1 8th December, 1S08.

1( Francis Tnprlett, D. C,

n

Three Thousand Dollars for Ten ! flLOTTEHY fortlie purpose of enabling the

.Trustees of the town of Lexington to improveJVlain-strte- t, between Wilson's tavern and Magowan's bridge.

scheme:1 Prize, (a capital Brick Housed

on Main.sueet) 3k 1 Ditto tin cash)'.T Ditto (ditto)

1 Ditto (ditto)1 Ditto fdittol4 Ditto (ditto) S 25 each,

100 Ditto (ditto) S10cach

5'o

50

109 Prizes, all floating, amounting to J

391

500 Tickets at 10g amoun- -

tiner to

i,000

10O1,000

5,000Blanks.

seach SThe prizes will be subject to a deduction of

ten pei-- cent, only, which together, with sis percent given by the proprietor", ob the amount ofthe house, will nroduces'x hundred and eiirhtv subscriber on dav Hadonwldollars, tobepaid to the of the low nfdft shciHvent a striped lirscj dressthe abovementioned purpose

The capital prize, value Three ThousandDollars, is a good, substantial, well built, BrickHouse, pleasantly situated on Main-stict- t, be-

tween the Kev. Adam Rafikin's and Mr. Mad- -

dos Fisher's, consisting of a kitchen and cellarin the basement story, tvvo good parlours withpassage 'and staiy.case in the principal story.vitUtvo chambers and ahanusome drawing roomabove, and will be completely finished by thefirst of November, in a neat manner, insideana outside, ana will nave handsome Venetianshutters to all the front windows. The outbuildings will consit of a good brick spring-hous- e

and smokehouse, a well and pump, withother necessary conveniences. The footway infront, and the back yard in part, will be pavedwith brick. The lot and jrardern is underpost and rail fence, and may be viewedany time

to the drawing. Immediate possessionwill be given to Jhepropiietor of the fortunateticket whfch may draw this prize, together witha good title, by deed, vv ith ireneral vv arrantv.

The other pr.zes, will paid in fortvidays aster the drawing is finished.

Any person taking two tickets will be entitledto. twenty days three tickets, forty days sourtickets(sixty days five tickets', ninety daysand sis tickets, one hundred and twenty dayscredit, to be computed from the time the draw- -

rceextenaea, :nr fin;s,-- d. their ni

inches

on

Any

Also,

;J J &'& o ..,with an approved endorser.

The lottery will be drawn in tvfo days, (bothin one week) viz. two hundred and fifty tickets

payments duplicate nrn,by tespectivc officers to and lrllstees ofthe,,' as

808

m

her

or

mark

attend

whole

note

l.

as theets are.so'.d, of which notice will be given in theLex.ngtbn papers.

Tickets to be of the managers, and at theKentath Gazette and Reporter offices.

Jno. Wrigglesworth,!.

Jno . Wyatt, IjUrn-'-s

Ben. Parish, , fDavid Sutton,

Lexington, September 1, 180s- -

Lexington, August si, 1808.the subscribers,- - have been called on bv

the proprietor of the above nanied house andimprovements, to value the same and we be-

lieve it will cost hiiti the sum of three thousanddollars at least, lo complete it in the above'manner.

,

David Sutton,Maddox Fisher,JFiUitfn Hansoft.

NOTIGE The citizens of. Lexineton. and allbthersthatmayfeelthtmselvcsMnterested in llieabove mentioned arelequested to come,

described in the above mentioned scheme, as!they nearly completed atid will finished in

herethere

stullthe Lottery will drawn.

ft

is eriven. thatnext,

jonn

aigiur:.evAToIe

n lor me, will attend with cummi.s.nacery

ofi

tick

had

Wc

by the County Court of Jes.county, and proceed to take depositionsrto for establish- - y""

entry

rules

bill,

of bis hind feet, thussill KllfwuniMinj iianu

will deliver saidniisfviijgbe well icwardtd,

"50

TAKE

managers,

des-cribed

Nelson

rtuiuuthouse occupied Red

Noyember C'nK county of

datefrom

persons

previous

Lottery,

Uiv,jiev,iliu,.iijuij,ert to wit

eeruncate,waterswest side thereof, threeiromthe leading

includethe ot

IThen and.i..ivue

sundry personscalls said entry contin-ue from to day,

fpleted.

February 1809.

MEDICINE.Jbst arrived and be sold by the subscriber,

at his Apothecary Shop, at corner of Shotsand Market streets, Lciington.

Andw. MlCalla.Within or month's past, we have lent to

some person in this Bed Pan, andClyster Syringe It is hoped, that those vho

in possession, will, on seeing thisvertisement, them.

tf A. M'C.Five Dollars Reward.

WILL given for spprthendirg NegiWoman named Mary, who ran from

Christmas List.Trustees away

cash,

and" other cloathing not lecollerabout feet five or six iiiil.es

flwJfhsbumwelt on her bv

snpposed she is between ill's pi. ce and Frarksort, somewhere the neighbourhood of MrAshbv's, Mrs. Lee's, Judge M"Hamilton's or Dailey's tavern.

Coyle.January So,

Madison circuit, set.term, 180S

Benjamin Milncr,against

Robert Deen and John Crooke, defendants.IN

It appearing to the satisfaction the courtthat the defendant Robertbilant this

to enter his appear

virtue

the

five

4fnot m'.iawealth, and haviie

hereinto law and rules this court thereforethe motion ofthe said comnlainai tbv his counselis ordered that the said absent U!ei,d..ntRo'jeiDeen, do appear on the day 011

next March term, and le conipUiiir.i,tbill, on Mure thereof, the sameken forconfessedagainsthim. Anditis furtlitrordered, copy th.s be inserted

authoiised of this commonwealth,vecks, to the

assembly in such cj.5e n.-- Je and provi-ded.

A copy teste,B. d. M

STACLAT Set.

October Term, 1803.JameS'ah'd Hugh Wtiite, complt

against C ChanceiyJames Pogue and James

This day caniethecomnlainnts bv thcirccin- -

sel, and appearing to the satisfactionCourt, the defendant lame-- l'otue. ;s "fan mliaoitant ot this Ontion the complainant, it is ordered, that luicss tiiesam ocienuant do appear heie,

the third day ol the frrxt tetmthis court,-an- answer the bill,the same shall conlesstd, tliat

copy this order inserted in somepaper eight weeks, agreeable to law

(A copy,) atteste,A

November 1808.

ClkCUlf,Sc7.September Term, 1808.

1'i.tseT Woodruffcomplainanl")against

Woo Irufi" defendantIt to the

that the defendantCoinmorivveahh, and

Deen

third

Jofthe Cm A

of ibis flsailed en'erhis appearance law and the

and view the buildings and prcmiseSVules of ibis Court. the motion ot

are beinesaiu cempiamanc

that unless the saidsew weeks. Those who wish on the first dav ofthe next march teim

will apply soon, area sew on!fh's coutt, and answer the complainant's bill,hand unsold and soon they of. or on fail.irc the same betafctnfor

be

Notice hereby Commonwealth,February at thehoSseof mnn"is agreeaole assembly

in Jessamine I or provuitu.POT

lTKmne1UV

nti

be

Appointed

perpetuate testimony

12 18

ad

be

igretable

against mm, anu turther orderedthat copy

On this for tvvothe 27th day of loan act

tue4 mnoeanusomecopv,Richd.

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he

of

be

of

of

behe

Clianctr

satisLetionan inhabitant

havii'gherein, to

forward Thereforener couiko:,

cd iM'endait ap--

to purchase tick-'pea- r

ets please asso as are disposed theieof,

of be inserted in auIborised

ofi.ovvery, county,

A

agrteabi

to

in such

Holder d.c.m.e.c.

calls an the 24th 1808.vlU. 1780. in the name of lohn Smit JrePh DouSh"ty. complainant,thousand acres; and also one of five' --ru ..?Ea'l! ..

lundred acres, adioininir the above on the south u ' ?""'?' .?Xny y'. J."""' HuET'

side, and proceed 'from aid Lowery's house, to 'ives "tZ, ,' ,'"" Wthe spring called for in the above thousand "5 T2 riel m2 V ll"ft",

acres entry, and continue from day to day is ne- -' nd.n S' de"dantcessary until the business is finished estab-- 1 LliailCei')".lishing the calls of said entries, do what may T1,c defendants John, Thomas, Unity, Pnllv,

propel' for the above purposes. James, Hugh, Hannah and Willijm Carland,SAM.UEL M'DOVVELL. hel" prefentativcs of Thomai Cailand,

Dec. 31st, 8vv not ''aviug entered their appearance,herein according to law, the of

STRAYED court ,nd !t appearing to the fatisfaaion ol ibe.ON the 24th from the sub- -

CUU they inhabitants of com- -

scriber, living en Sinking creek, Jeisamine nonwca't .On motion the complainant bycounty,, BRIGHT HORSE, about 16 co""reI " 's ordered that the said difen- -

hands hin-h- aiwpara n'H. rnn. ... do "PPearJieirftin the third day of out nexi'A trotter, small star in his sorehead, shaped Apf, te',m' ,an'd a,,rer tlle mplainant'sim. J. ",a- - se be taken asi.nc anu :,,

OI nr.s. ..ps bothIllC tllttlll) tin. roil in nAnn.. . -..j tun uiiacuutrucc lo iaWhosoeser horse tome shall

is

l;io lame will,uuu ....

Turner.

have

ronfclTediuiiiiL,iiciii.uLiLiT.irbranded

authorifed paper

copy

II. Woodson, jlk".strayed

A U1LXN LiJiiYl Ol gOOCl lnEton VVednefda) evening 16th inft, .

racter, qualififd teach tfte Enclish Gram 1rc' near 'sndi high, her ears foxemBjf Heading, Writing and Arithmetic, Ho. ,"','' "ranos reco

with encouragement the school "'ewaruoi uonars will giventtland late Colonel Kobert Sanders, dec. aPPlel;endi"g lhe tine, dollars deliverScott county, eight miles, from Lexington, tsenjamin Moore's tavernthe road leading Georgetown. lubicriber

1809. JJeni. TOlx!.

NOTICE,auaii will uay iviarrn u...i imre.!.-!- ,.'

next, the commissioners appointed bvtbe' ullT.ur'ole'i)..li:.v,uuuu xujini, iciin,

ALFRED Wm. GRAYSON. J1800, lhe lately by John18O8. in tie sad Bullitt, perpetuate

Slate

Filley,

both

cood

iJltllH 7, 111 lIUillL" UlShanklin, the follovying words,

is

till:

.111,

,n

to"a

mc on be

onto uy ine

400 acres the the01 a the ejazetie.

folk Salt river, the--Oabout sour miles

lick, and mileroact from Beargrass said

his21st February, 1780.

there pfoceed-t- o thec,':..in ciiuv, tu eieposi.

day imtiVthe' com- -

Robert Sbaitklin.

town, a a large

themreturn

aaway tl --j

wore,s

,, bl ut

Itbreast occasioned a.

Wallace's,

C.

Septeinlercomplainant

CHANCERY.

sailed

is an

the

.here

answeror shall l.i

that a ,rsome

an .ict

2 HOLDER, c. r.

CIRCUIT,

Kincaid.j

it 1 tl emat

onbefore April '

th;and

a autli jrized

MADISON

Davidappearinir

not

agieeabieon

iiabsent

a

comesseu it isthis some

C.tTIJt I fnt,f ,,..

-

-

.

"

.. .

J x

'

r'S

and

anddece.afed

: u and this'

December, ' a this

adants

a c.1, .:-, ,....! .1 "'per- - ,!,

A kn

Uie

T rp

111

j

J

t

it

tl

" . copy ui u. lit

lrt'" (ome Dews accordir.f

A tsfle,Sand.or trom Mr.. v rm - , . . . . i.I Cll.f- - a

and y, ' 5

will J ars noat house 20 for

ofthe or five toto on

j ,

FebruaryNov. ;8th,

lying

lick,

provelaw,

igh,

1809.

orderpaper

cider,

orderpaper

teste,

made

f

18&8.

thf

PAT

.,..........,.......

ftolcn TavhAJN

1S08.N. The mare Lad a halF wornTII1T. .1..11 .!. ,r. .. . 'inii on uic OI vv th Pad nirrvmc .ml

meet r '""" "'"-- .,., rtf i.:- - v. - - Jo. r

ai menat

8, toUIC JL

in :

Journeyman Bookbinder,Who sober and industrious, and well

acquainted with butinefs, Will meetwith good waoes and cohflant

Robert Shanklin enters in Kentucky, laPplyig to Editor Kentucky- -

uy kc. onFloyd's of on

orBullitt's one cut of

toto improverhent. Entered

to improvement.1,'.. 1 . .11,"'"uiui me oaiu muc

tionsof to specialin .agreeably, to to

business',

9,

FRESH.to

eo

in

of

of

of ;

of

CI

In

commonvveahh.

complainant;,takenas

Baker,

!,

..',

UC

f'lile

n .., .

.. B. on saddle,T C .

nutno

of

c c. c. c.2d

In

he 1

oydo

of

of

t..i.

one

of

be

of notof

ni

""t":"

t'uiuau

4,

......

An..f

of

..:.!

be

r,

Ais

hisemnlov. hi .

of

TAKEN up by Francis Preston, near thdBurnt Station, ,011 Strode's road, one BlackFilley, tvvo years old next spring, sore see t white,twelve and a half hands bigbrsrtar in her sore,head i appraised to ten ilijAB Given undecmy hand, this 12th day ofUember, i8cS.

i. "I fiT. Harrison.Clarke Count, October i&th.

TAKEN upnI.C Cljl.fl.'olite... Ull VU(. 3

thirieen and .1

1808

lump on her

.1

P.

lv

1.

i

(

s

y

by Maximillian lioram, livinj; w3 m

Station, one Bay Mare, aboni Jhalf har.ds higlv with a smal t jT- -

back seven or eight.years old, nbrand, perceivable ; appraised to twenty dolh.r.

r yim.et liullock, a. c. (

I