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YOL. XVII N. '89o. BY DANIEL BRADFORD, LEXINGTON. - TUESDAY; OCTOBER 4, 803.

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TERMS OF THEGAZETTE.

This paper is publihHed weekly, attwo dollars per annum, paid in ad-

vance.Those who write to the Editor, must

. ay the postage of their letters.

Mr. v..

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Tb Lease.,A VALUABLE FARM,

LYING in Mercer county on Salt r,

about one1 mile and half above Maj.Buchanan's mill, on the road leadingfrom Frankfort to Harrodfburgh withabout 100 acres of Cleared Land, a

good Dwelling House and other Conve-

nient Buildings, a large apple and .Peafch

Orchard, Meadow and. Paflure ; thewhole in good repair.

James Maccoun..Lexington, March .14,1803.

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'FOR SALE, " "

3be following Tracts ofLAND,

CONVEYED by John Fowlerefcu toto Cuth. Banks and I . Bodley, by deedof trult, dajted the 16th day of Decernher 1800, to wit. 2800 acres in Montgomery county, Flat creek, betwee:Small-Mounta- in creek and the uppiSalf Spring, entered 'in the name olCrump and Patterson also, 1700 acresin Campbell county, part of a ftVrvey inthe name of Jacob Rubfammon, inclu-ding Fowler's lick also, 1000 acres insaid county, on Bank-lic- k, being part ofa tract of' 4000 acres in the name ofWilliam Jones. Which said tracts ofland, or either, or part of them, will besold at private sale, for the purpose of

and discharging the trusts men-tioned in said deed. The terms may beknown by applying to the fnbfcribera inLexington. t

Cuth. Bank's,Tbos. Bodlty

March 14th, 1803.

STRA,YEDROM my farm about ten days ago,

imall SORREL, F1LL.EY, threeears old this sprints, about 13 hand

liigh, (hort docked and the hair of thetail eat by cattle Also a dark baytwo year old FILLEY, rather tallerthan the sorrel, no brand or flesh mori either recollected. A reasonable,ward will be given to have themhome, or notice given where they are tobe sound.

ROBERT BARR.Fayette, May 27, J803. tf

LAX V HEMP SEED.

JO HN 6? WILLIAM BOBB,

aUVkfw

WILL purchase a quantity of Flaxana nEMP deed, delivered at their.Oil Mill near Lexington ; for whichthe cultomary prices will be given111 oam nu .viciLiiaiiQize. t.WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

A Journeyman Printer. Anphthe office of the Kentucky Gazette.

NICHOLAS

BOOTHS?

' fMANUFAC--

V fBRIGHT,

TURER.

SHOE

RETURNS his thanks to-hi- s customers for their past savors, and)hopes by his attention to business to!

merit them in suture. He begs leaveto inform the public in general thathe continues to carry on the abovebusiness next door to Mr. Boggs's,opposite Capt. Marshal's tavern.Main street. He has jufl receivdfrom Philadelphia, a quantity of firstqualitted imported Boot Legs andEnglilh Ben Soals. Anv gentlemanmay be furniflied with Boots brjShoes, done in the neatest and befi-

manner, and on the fijortefl notice,by applying as above. i

Lexington, July 8, 1803.SUWARROW &? COSSACK

BOOTS,As neat as any made in PhiladelJ

pnia, may be.nacl on the tnortelt'no-

tice. N. B.

THE KENTUCKY PRIMER.For sale by the gross, dozeif,-- or sin- -

gie.

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BLUE DYING.

'HE SUBSCRIBER,ISHES to inform the public,

that he continues to carry on theBLUE DYING; on Main CrolsStreet, between Mr;,Adam Weber'sand Mr. Myers's, where he will dyeCotton, Linen and Wool, with awarm dye Cotton deeped blue, at4f6 per, poUnd-r-Wo- ol at is6 perpound, which, he"will-w3rran- t to beequal to any dye in the town of Lex-ington. . '

JALUB BUShAKT.Lexington, June 25, 180$. fstf, BOOK BINDING.

HAVING employed a BookBinder', who has been refrularlybred to the business in Philadelphia,anv orders for RECORD, ACCOUNT, or any other BLANKBOOKS, will be thankfully recefved and punctually executed. I haveon hand, and fliall constantly(keep, a

flipply of BLANK BOOKS. OldBooks in the neateit andbest manner.

DANl. BRADFORD.Gazette Office,. ")

Lexington. Jjv USSss.

- LcjA Wk sggSVfjrw v mssegs??sSl'mj w&smger- -

WILLIAM ROSS,Boot is Shoe Maker,

HASon hand a large afTortmentof BOOTS & SHOES, which he.

intends selling at reduced prices.D. C.

Brown top Boots 8

Black top do. 7Three quarter do. 5 2, is sox

ed, 6Half do. 5, is foxed, 5Mens' lined and boundShdcs, aMens' kip-ski- n do. .N 1

Mens' coarse doJ 1

Womans' Slippers from 1 to 1

50

5?25

Small Shoes according.At these low prices, nottuft need

be expected. He means to sell atthese prices through the course ofthe winter

a meeting, held agreeably totifement, the fubferibers fixedeepftakes to be run for the ad

Urfday in October next, on theexington turf, which is now in

complete order. An elegant laddieand bridle will be rnn for, on everybaturcay, until the hrlt or Wovem-de- r,

free for any description of hor-fe- s,

agreeably to the rules of thesaid turf.

' NOTICE.Commiffioners appointed by the con

t Maron.will meet on the 17th ofext, at the house of James Ringland, 1untv, thence proceed to the imrr 've

in John LaffVrty's pre emption, tojpofit'ons of witnefles, to perpetuateteltimony rerpeciinj; said impiovement,

pecial in the laid pre enirttinn,to do fiich other things as may be neceffav

rj, and agreeably to law. The commiflionerjwill adjourn I'rom day to day until the bufinjfiis completed.

James Ringland,Patrick Hunter.

Sept. 19th, 1803.NEG"r"0ES"F0R SALE.

FOR sale for Cadi, a Negro Man,about 30 years of age, stout, adlive,

d is a good waggoner. Also, hisle, about 25 years of age, who is

ajgood houie lervant, with her childof 1 1 months. Thev" can be wellrecommended as valuable, honest.flavesj For particulars apply to thefubfcriber,livingin Bourbon county,4 miles from Paris.

JOHN SOPER.NOTICE.TWs

ris to forewarn

all perlons from trulting, harborinp oi enterinuif; niv wile Maiy Johnlon, as (he liasaupalled my bed and board without anyjuft

therefore piyany(SUJIe, I will not debts oflier contraftine. and will nut the law in inrrp

tbofe who harbor or entertain her.ffi!

ivno countv,3ept. 19th, 180 i

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calls

'James Johnson.

r FOR SALE OR RENT,A convenient two lory

1 Framed House and Lot,Suitable either for a' private or public life.

eliiR situate on Main Cross street. three dnnrirom J. Lowrey's hat manufactory, and nowoccupied by N. Prentift. The liouft is ingoocl repair there is 611 the lota good pu upwitn never laiiing water, a imall. garde'convenient cellar, kitchen, &x .c. Fortfrm? .Inrtlo .Urt nr.ni r. c

ti Ltmitoii, Auj ol 32 I, .0 Z

-- JjU JBff r. wi u.ti 1 tim. .tf?lffiiCriirfgMenftggltfirfaflSgg

Seitz & Johnson,At their Store in Lexington, have

received a veryextenfive Cargoof Cheap and well afforted

Merchandise,Consisting of

DRY GOODS,

7 GROCERIES,RON-MONGERY-,

CUTLERY,''- - '

SADDLERY; '

STATIONARY,--

- HARD '1 ih ,

JAPAND, I M' TIN . ' g .J,CROCKERY, r --

QUEENS' & I

CHINA ,J .,fHATTER'S TRIMMINGS

and DYE STUFFS,GERMAN and CRAWLEY

STEEL,vices; :---

A Ttrr. r. f'A1V1L.C3, .' jj

BAR IRON, &c.-8?- c.

Unlimited,, pains having beerr taken to felecl the above .affortmentfrom the Venduespprincipally oflialtimore and rl)ilade!phia,puroha-- "

fers either WHOLESALE orRfc--AIL, may depend on getting rrfuch

greaterbargains iha'n have been heretofore sold in" this date. , ,.

15th Atig'ufl:, 1803V

lyia.van&-'u-

Wifiroveudf;numug

FOR .SALE.luable PL ANT A TIO NS,

on. the orsix

on theoe loia or as mav

theto the

on the ,.MI

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theof and its

forto his fall

on the at

to puthis are. to

to or onday.

aining355 acres, withMargements, well watered, withorchards and elegant build

ings, bituate watersCane run, miles from Lexington,

Georgetown road: -- Willtogether apart,

suit purchasers. For furtherparticulars, apply fubfcribercliving premiies..

DAVID rtHKLL,DAVID LAUGHEAD.

Cane run, Sept. 1803.

p-'- IMG.kJ? Mr. BLAGKME

Returns hulincere thankstbinhabitants Lexingtonvicinity pad savors, begs leave

inform them that schoolwill commence 14th inft.Daley's ball room, parents whothink proper their childrenunder tuition, reqUeftedmake application previousthat

rO BE SOLDiower of attorney from theof Patrick Henry decea-AC- T

of LAND, on Millnear Dreiian's Lick, about 18

from the mouth of Kentucky,iles from the Falls of Ohio,

500 acres, by surveymade in 1784, andisa moiety ofjooo acres, patented to Mr. Mayand Mr. Henry, and accordingly di

vined.Also 500 acres on the Rolling fork

of Salt river, by a survey in 1784,patented to l1c lienry.

I underftaiicJNthefe lands are valu-

able, but a purchaser would chufe tojudge for himleit. 1 he terms mayfie known by applying to the tublcnber, living in .Fayette county.

W.Ausuft 8th, 180-3- .

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POR SALE,The Valuable Stallion.SILVER REELS,

WHICH food at Mr. EdmundBryant s, JtrTamine county, the pastseason, and covered beuveen 90 and100 mares. ' The pedigree of thishorse is good, and may be seen by re-ference to the Stud Book for-- theyear 1803, or to the fubferiber, inClarke county. One or two yearscredit will be g'uen on givinp bontli

..winy vjiic ur two"" " r- -, j'n-i- v

reu oy tne paimaler.

i Vugus: 7'h 1 SorH. TAYI.DR,

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LONDON, July 27.FORTlFlCAfioit OF LONDON.

Copy of a no'e delivered to the Marquis ofntcntield, July yii, 1803, uy LieutenantGeneral Lord Cathcart.

It rs in the contemplation of his ma- -

jeftv's poveinnient to provide the moltetiecuial means for fecunng the metro-polis ,fr,6m the incurlion pi an enemy,who, favoied by extraordinary fortuneof ,y;ir, might not,only have eluded thedispositions made by land, and sea to n-f- ift

invasion, but being landed in fuperi-o- rforce-- , (hould, thiough the same for-

tune, .be enabled to penetrate into the(jountry, near enough to the capital Alead, to occasion apprehenfioh for its

is theie were no precaution ta-

ken, and no plan made for its protection.Such a plan mull not only be thoroughlydigested, but mult actually be put in astate of peep: ration fufficienttoei.fure thepracticability of its being carried intotffitft the moment appearances tot av

lultity the exnertce and incon- -iiifciice. small as these obiefts mavbe-- .

t'fflthough the completion of theoperations proposed may for the presentlie pofhaned, it is, nevertheleL indif--

pennoiy neceuary to proceed, without thedelay of an hour, to make certain pre-

paratory,, arrangements through the aidof the lords lieutenants of the adjacentcounties, and even to m'aik out somegrounds relied upon in the case of nec.effity, for the conftrudlion of field workshnd, batteries".

His royal highfiefs the commander inchief has, in the cou'fc of the lad war,directed his thoughts to the confidera-tio- u

of this fubjett ; a roost accuratennl)tary survey has been made under theinflection of an officer of the greateTtEminence and profeffional skill and

The situation of everywork, battery and line, has been

ascertained, the neceflary gurrs andtroops to guard and defend thefd workshave been calculated, as well as the num- -

jber of harids necelTary to complete themwithin the given period. T. he whole ar-

rangement has undergone conGderatiorr,and revisal for years, and is ripe for

It mull afford the greatelt fatisTacYionto every well wither 01 his country toknow, that in the opinion of all profeC- -

onal men who have been consulted, themeans which nature has afforded to thecitir? Of London and WeThuinfter of picn-vidin-

for their fecunty, are beyondwhat have been sound in the case of anycity in the uniycrfe ; that with due at-tention to the advantages to be madeby such positions as encircle them, andwith the armed force which may be cohlected for their defence, and that amply supplied with provisions, this capitalmay bid defiance to any invading iorce,at lcaft until ample time is given forthe arrival of such a power from the country as, when combined with the-forc-

within the lines, mult be much morethan sufficient to exterminate any armythat could be tranfportedto England.

.Part 01 the line 01 delence alluded tohas the g .ers

mpicounty of Middlesex in a feinicircularfornr, beginning at the Thames near t'.ie

J.ea, aim enoing ai tne 1 name j j.pafies in its northern and north --weffernd'neftion through Stratford-l'e.b-o- Y anrjnear Blapton, along the l,gh groundswnicn oouna tnemaunes on tlie right orwestern bank of the rivf-.- Lea, and takes1 we Item comfe, paing frorn hear theturnpike on Stamf'ord hill, by Hornfeywood to the ridge, extending by RToun--Pleafa-

over the village of T.h.uend, and from thence by the veep-houf- eridge to Highgate and a.'cer.ts, from

r.-ent- .to"a'" ' ",mu" S' n ; here it changesits direct-o- to tl.-rn- ..- , n j r,.- vui.ii-iv- ii auu luuiiiirunning aown n tK . ;i. dj, rs . ' 'j- v,aiiii kill; ivtunoult, ther crol.ig the canal near Ken- -d f--

.een, proceeding to Kensington''.el Pi;, and Holland House, palling-- ar Little Chelsea. and reachiner the

I hames above Batterfea bridge.I'ne lord lieutenant having appointed

a geneial meeting of the i.eutenanc)ot tne county ot MiddIelcx,to br heldon the 1 8th inft. for the purpose ofcarrying into certain provisions ofan aft palled this feOion ot parliamententitled, "an aft to enable his majestymore effectually to provide for the de- -C r - . 1icutc auu lecurity 01 tne lealm Uuringthe present war ;" it becomes the dutyof the lieutenant gsneral loid Cathc?rt,ih consequence of orders given to him

his royal hi&"hnefs the (ommander inchief, as coniniandintr the district inwhich that part ot th county of Midulelex,: th'ough whicn th.' inun.kd

. ,wonl.l hr r,.rMv,l ,n 1 :r..-r- . 0I a"-'i- c p lis. ,s lituatocJ, 1 1 C 1, mi

.

catc with the loid lieiitenint nn this fib-icc- t,

and to lequelt that in framing theairagements for the coun divifiors of, f"the con ijty cl Miuui-f'- . , vindtr tli'J '

iaBgMgi3ETswwrTm .wattrbpowers of the above recit-- d act, accoid-n- g

to the planot eftaW.fnmg a f'vft-- m

of corhmunkation, and another plan rfrendering the body of the people infrrulmental to the eeneral , r.jby hi majesty's principal secretary ofdate ior the war department the lordlieutenant w,!l be plfed to hold in viewthe peculiar cncumflanrp nt ,1,. ,.....jed tonftruaion of linf.5 r,f-,lt- i

Whatever affiftance mioi.'t (, j jfrom the metropol.s itself, or fr0ln thadjacent and inland counties withoutthe hnej ,n the event of completing the-wor-

(and Inch affiRance will doub- lestbe amply and fvftemat.cally affo-ded- ,) jta effei tully requ.Cte, for the fako ot or-der, expedition and regularity of pay-ment, as Well-a- s

protection of 'property,that all preparatoi-van- ,,.:;,. L.... '

t.on lhoTad-b- made through the affill-an- cr

of the ihhabitarts resident uPoaand near the line of defence : for thisreason ,t is to be wished, that in appoint-ing the lieutenants tof divifioni, or ofinipeaors t)f hundreds, 'pxovif, mavbe made to ascertain as rnanv noint,

near ths rfirl., flieutenants of divisions, or of infpedorsot hundreds, as poTibie. the ram k.:contiguous to or within the reach of tl.it the residence of irenflmcepting charges of lieutenants or infDr- -tors, do not suit this purpose, the incon.vcnience may be obviaterl K,r .- ; "iJuiii'.lll?'nns, or places inns. mh n- -

horles may be had, and 4hrr, l..requ.fitions may be addretfed, and receiver aim xorwaraed to the responsible tper-fo- n.

1 hole places will also serve forrendezvous to the fupenntendants of es,

who will also have place's of meet-ing tor-th- e agents they employ in theirrespective parifhe?.

1 husa lyftem of expeditious mmmratton will be eflabhlhed between

jnflti,.i....and between the lieutenancy and tbrnlhioners ot irf the adw c J.fThunareds ; oppoitunities will be'n-to make those who are expefted tcply with requisitions clearly und-e.-f.0"-';

the nature of the requisitions likelybe proposed td them, and to know Jplaces where individuals may be d' r jto aflemble, or where materials ircdllected and deposited. 'ay itt

With such confidential nevfnrments for ' Sal'r'neceffary works ofbut not otherwise to be ftm ,"',slorrdeposited ; through their " '"'! bpsew hours, the whole powr T'T" ,n amay be cJfleaed, or in tl

"fi

ath;par,fl1sew hands to mart out

,nflance a"

ly through their meSro'and and '"-an- d

MS' noticecommun.cat.on , pyPermade to the owner Ty nen orny lands, tencmr ' CCUP'C" of

be m" 'rr 'lerr.edllaments.

markediorth,,:'11"' 0rof thepui-- ,

lesof '?.f.defcnce? i; snrlhe aboveThe same - recited act.

5s may b e rui ?Ufh IaTbo"r or nrater's"rf iiil iv r nr r nm ... - .

tion , . ' ' iiiiuiijca-a t.nmn 1. :ii......u, Iw vmwit ', the utmost difnntJ,

in what been said, runs through .1' li'the panflies near the above;

river

effect

by

lines

near

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.uionea line, which mnft nJ. ,.,:.u.ference totheobjeft of the line of de--

rence, as well as to the others set forth111 the fecietary of rate's letter. These,registers mufl iecify resident gentlemeawilling to attend, to animate and encourage the work or given narte of thf !, -gardeners & others expect in, or habitu- -0 kea to laying ott and meafunng ground.witn remarks, ailhngutlhmg fupenor

; smiths, and maflers, journey-men carpenters, and imber-m- ei chants,willing to ftipply timber for platforms,and sit persons to overlook their cor.ftruc-tio- n

and erection.Carts and teams, labourers and tools,

men who have been trained to greatguns ; the sew men in each dmfionwno would hrlt be wanted to make andmeasure giound, and proper attendancefor that purpose with carts and takes.

When, it, is reflected upon, it mufistrike inhabitant, that it must bt:much to have a furvevpreparation of this sort made by neigh-bours and .acquaintances, in many caieiby their own servants and labourer',thin by Irangars.

But the objeft and its advantages arrequally lost, is the tnmoft dispatch andcelerity are not used in making all previous arrangerrents, and in proportinas these anaiemeius are completed, tlfecunty of the metropolis is ensured.

IJrit puhlic pre cautioned, t'ii- t'I tract of land offeied foi 1,1 , .

(lte of Ol 10, by John Ponnrr the 2d quartc ot th.-- 6th i'lbth raiie, thi;; j 11 uti s ,i

equ.uult Uii,i on it, wiiih a

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