Kentucky gazette (Lexington, Ky. : 1809). (Lexington, KY...
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JVezi; Series JYo. 29. LEXINGT"0NK. MONDAY, JULr.15;',18.16. ,: .Jf, THE kkntucky GAZETTE X3 PDBLtSHED XVERT HOI DAT MOBMHO, BT F. BRADFORD, Jr. At Two Dollars per annum, paid in advance, or Three Dollars at the end 0 the 1 ear. Commission Warehouse JEREMIAH NEAVE & SON, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, Have erected large and commodious Brick Warehouses & Cellars For the reception Merchandise, Manufactures and Produce, for Storage, and Sale on Commission, for forwarding by the river or to country merchants. Jims and dents collected and punctually remitted. Purchase s made and gene-rall- v all BROKERAGE and COMMISSION BU- SINESS, transacted. 8tf Cincinnati, February 19 List of Letters jetlnaininij in the Post-Offic- e at Lexington, Jul 1st, 1816, is not taken out in three month's w'iH De 9ent t0 tlie General Post Office as ;led letters. A Ason Henry L, Anderson Amos Adams William Albnlain James Alio way Willie Arvine John Allen Charles Allison Vm. - Alvis John n Bickley John 3 '. Bwler John T. Boardman James 2 Dreckenridce William Bowman J..I111 2 Brandon Matthew BUe Joseph M. Beriyman Itichard j?arr Robert 2 Bledso Jesse Bowen May II. Baum Peter Bnndurant Jacob Branham Mr. Ball Ostin Bat'erson William Bullock Mary Butcher Solomon Boyd John Brent Martin Boyce Robert Brashears Walter Brown John Butler Brook Cellars Josiah D. 2 .Cotton William Cassal Abraham Copps Miles Chamblin Wm Capt Ghristmail James ni.Aii ip.rvi.-ii- a .". - aiiij'wci. Campbell A lexanucr C.ullmg M James 2 Chambers Nancy Clark II. Jolmjr J Chavens qhaplme William Clark William Church Robert Castle J.idb Clinton Isaac Crawdson Reuben Chinn Sarah Cord James D Dunn James Capt. Dunaan Seley Devenpirt Adrian 2 Downey Roberts Drake Nathan . D' niug Mary Dennison Cornelius Damernn Willis Dunn R"bert J Davis Tinsley Downing Francis Ualrymple Reason Dedman Richard 13 Edmiston Sidney S Ewing W. Thomas Elliott William Emerson Henry Bnnes James Ellingwood Henry Florea John Kuthy Benjamine Faulkner Joseph Frazier Martha Forrest Julius Flint Tarrant P. Priscilla FoxP James Fishel Michael 2 Giltner Catharine Gird Edward Gallup Solomon Gaunt Marshall Geblet John Gnn8tead Robert Gist Andrew G. Girault James A 2 Grant William 2 Gray Joseph Graves Josiah Greenlee Samuel Graham Thomas P. Gray William Grimes A John Goss Hamilton Graves E. Francis Goodwin Nancy Grant Noah ti nv;no Samuel Gen. H.,bautrh Peter, H.-nr-v Mr. Hardy Jonathan Hunt Benjamin W. H.ll H Susan. Hill Ellender Hawkins Thomas L. Harrison Hay B. Hay Helen Hinds William Jappy Elijah of all kinds of Alexander Matthew Andrews Abraham Armstidn John 2 Alexander John R. Anderson James Avery Nathan Uoet. Alexander John A.S. ArmHrgi'tJ-Jam- Banks OharleS Buryman Samuel Roume'.Sarah Hrown Olhver B'.ggs Robert Ralinger Kchard Burrows Michael Biockhiaii Alice Bi'iioit Ernest , Barnett Joseph HluKnl William ttall James R'.ford A Cl. Butler Charles Beinbtidge Henry Bnuchene Monsier Burns William Bullock Waller Bassett James Brooks Caleb D. Buchannon J iseph Buckner Henry 2 Bourne Ambrose Itev Chpaney Leonard Coats Thos. M. Catlett Reuben ' Coleman Eliza' Covejdale .Richaft Cfnper AlTS- h- CampbClIT)avrJ2. Garroll John ,, - i,iaseii. inos. w. Coambes Yielding Creath Jacub Ch ambers WriK Caldwell Mr Clark Ambrose Clark Seeny Carr Sarah s Cullde's Henry Collin- - ftubert Clerk Fayette Circuit Court 3 T Dilcker James Downing Jordan Dunk in Clement llickson Wm. Davis Fielding Duncan William. Darnsby John Davis John Davis Isaac Darnaby J & E. Harnaby Mildred Dunn Samuel - - Edwafds William 2 Epperson Chesley Evans Ann Elder John Ellis Lewis 0. Emy Mr. . French Alfred Fisk Robert Ferrell Isaac) Fisher Jamed Feris M A. F 1 azer Joseph Franklin Elizabeth Foster John 2 Fuwler Ji.hn 2 G Grimes Charles Gray James .Green Henry Vivion Gilbert Henry Gray George Ginftam George GonW 'I homas M. GeteV Burrel QistiMordjca Garttide Eli Ginwn Eleanor GiUfillai) John Gaines City Gray Ruffiu 5 Ga'a.es Frances Graves Thomas Grimes Charles H Hnv Thomas Huston Ez.-kie- l Harshel Anthony Henry jnnn Harris George Hamiltin George Higby Obadiali Hit. chiton David Hiet. Thomas llaydsjn Christian Hodges Galea Iloe Mr. Hawkins John T. 2 Henry William Hynes William R. Huston Robert Harris Thomas 2 Halstead Daniel 2 Hannegan Edward B. Harris Nathaniel Halley Georga (Icgue Hurrel Henry Edward W. Hartter Philip Hogsett James Haggin William Jinkins Hambleton Johnson Simpson Jinkins Murwood James Mr. Johnson William Johnson Benjamine D. Johnson Thomas Johnson Richard M. Kel'fr John Kercheval Samuel Karrey John Kise John Leatherer Joshua Lindsey James T. Lewis Granville Lee James Long William Lamme Jesse Lee Achilles 3. Likins Leonard Logan David 2 Uunny Thomas . ."Jf Martin James Martin Virginia Murphjlihailes Moirel Michael Mooie Habin II. Manuel" William Moore lohn M.me William 2 Middox N'ancy Miixlejr George Merell Martha B. Merell Ann Marian Thomas S. Merrell Benjamin Mickins John Moon' Frances 2 Miller' 1 homas D. Morrison wMiliam Murman Gorge Molford Joseph Morris James Martin Mes M'Peak William M'Cormack Juhiilt. 2 M'Guire Doughlass 2 M'Alester James M'Crpsky Elijah M'Donal James M'lntiie William M'Calla John M'Conathy Jacob M Ka6 Uichsrd M T'homas M'Neal ArchitiaTtl A4' Neeley lai-- Veill & Mo .re Nelson Thomas I. Nice Levi O OiTutt Othn 2 Owins J sluia O'Neal Robert Osbotn William Obannun Margaret P Pullen Thomas Payne Henry l'raher Aarnn Powell Honour Piice Simuel Pines Lurk ill Price John Perkins Garrett Preston Francis Parrish James Pemb.'rtbn Thomas ' Plimpton Charles Pullin Henry Parker John PostlethWait Samuel Parker Hutchison n Itiley lieniamin W. Richardson J. C. Sen Rutherford John Richardson Allen 2 tloss Alexander Rogers Mary R?inck Htnry. RabertsOn William Ralls Peter Roach Richard Royal John Ricketts Thcs-Rigg- s Robnet John Rngers George Rankin 'Adam Juhf. Uice Luther Russell Maiy O. Rora Jacob 2 8 Stout David Smith Levin Skelion Josiah W. Stuart William Scott Still. van Burges Steele Robert & Co. Eliza Spiers Thos W. Saddler William Shobe Robert Smith Asa Sands Daniel II. 2 Steele Ji.hng Short Chas. W. T Todd Thos. Hon. Taylor Francis T. T mlinson William Twist Austin Todd Jane 2 Todd Mary 0.2 Turner John A. Thomas Owen I urney David Taylor Josephus Tav lor John W. Todd Chai les S. Tilton James Hammond Asa Hukins John Harber Stephen Howe George 4J& Hukil Thomas Harvey Kenner Hanna John JIatton William Hoopper James Haywood William'" Hansell Morris Hudson Reuben . Hurst John G.Mahan George Edmorid Spencer Johnson Mary Jeter Fielding Jacob John James John James Harvy Irvin Mary D. Inskeep'Joseph K ' King Charles B. Keerjc William Kizer Jacob "Little John Leigh Gerson ' Lewis He'ctor l.nwrey Mr. I.ightner William Lnwrie Isabella Iwis Alexander Lay John Lewis William Metcalf Elizabeth Merrell Mary B. Mitchell Levi Monroe William W. Montgomery K. Mrs. Mundy Harrison Meredith Betsy Martin Hudson Moore Catherine Madison Lucy MillerJohn r Me9seck Emanuel Monroe William Riadox Dnct J. Miller Daniel Medcalf Elisha M.irtin Thompson M"ore Elizabeth V. Monro Nancy M'Kee David M'Peeters William M' Cartv James C. M'Oleland William M'Tigent Rachael M'Hargue Levi M'Carty John M'Mullen James M'lsaac Isaac M'Donald John M'Call James ftt'Ulanahan, Cathav 2 " Nelson Ann 6. Norvell Francis Nuckols Lewis Nekervis Thomas Outlen Levi Owings William Olhver William ' (l'm Samuel 2 Oliver John j Preston James M. Price Samuel ' Poindexter Williaiti Perkins Ruth Phlilips-J.enr- y Pat.-ersu- Richard Paikinson Joseph Tage Patsy Prather Walter Pettit Benjamirt Preston Walter Pearson Allen Purviance Margaret Pele James Pro"zsell John Roos Margaretta . Betsey Russell William Rogers James Ragon Stephen Ringo Samuel Reid Stephen li; Ransdell John Roland Daniel Richardson John Robinson William 3 Roberts V. Miss Russell Andrew Rio Philip Ralph John Renick Wm, . Rnss Alex. Roberts Thos. Shortridge William Stout Judiah Shepherd Thos. Smith John Shock John Scott Robert Smith Hubbard B. Smith Thos. Senrier David Smith Nicholas Sharp Betsey Simpson John S. Sowdusky Jacob Smith Jesse Summass Wm. B. Trees Henry Todd David Thompson Charles R. Thruston Charles W. Towler Joseph Turner Anson TrumanAVilliam D. Thompson Clare 1oadvine Shepherd Todd John Thumps, .n Sarah Turner Edward Taylor Abraham Vance William Vaughan James M. Vigus Sylvanus Ward Bartholomew Wallace Henry 2 Walden Elizabeth WMt'John 3 '- - WrTghrrsra-- el - Warrell Jennings Jc co Winn Jesse Williams William Walker William Waller John Willson Samuel S. Wright Benjamin Wintworth Elijah Wing Joseph R. . Webb Aaron Webster Henry Welch Betsey Wilkin John b. 2 VVorley Caleb Wharton William G. 3 Winslow Hallet M. Warren Thos. B. West Charles Waring John W. Williams John Weigait David Watson Witliam'2 Welch L. John ' Young John D. Young Thomas 2 n-- J Jilt Z Zel ma- n- Mr. JOHN FOWLER, Post Master Lexington Ken.July ls'ftlS.' 'Listof Letters Rernain'yig in the Xeri3llea,oTi the first day of July, 18'6, wKcb is not keti out within tfireemolths.A'ill be sent to the General Post-Offic- as did letters. Adams Robert Allen lohn t " Alexander Andrew . Aneil Henry Brooking Thomas A. Beacham William. Buford John Bohannon Martha Uuchannan John tiery Reuben II Brown Samuel Dr Blackburn Churchlll.J. Clagett Allen Castleman Lewis Cosby Richard MV Clegett Henry Campbell George Chrisman leter Davidson Joseph Dennis Samuel - Elliston.Josej 2 Elgan William Edmeaston Susannah "F Francisco Nancy . Finn John GowjJhlesB. George Rebecca 2 Gill John Gray Jonathan Gilmore Joseph Harris Jane S. 2 Hai r'vs Richard C Howard Robert ?. Holefnan Cornelius ' Hoard Jojin .2 Harper Margaret Hunter SarpueJ Hopkins John llardin DanieJ S." Huston Robert Johnson Johni. Kinkead A.Captain Kinkead Eleanor Kinkead,Jo.hn Jr. Lackland John 2 Long John Lampkin John B. Lovel Phebe Iays Daniel 2 M'Cumpsey John Mitchell Solomon Minzies Elizabeth Moss James Pleasant M'Gehe Samuel Nance ieter OfTett Saberit Porter John P. Peters John Patton Feliz Ai itichardson John C. Ross Alexander Ruddell Steplten Esq Reynolds John Sharp James Stepp Levy Steele John Tutt George Tillcry Samuel TwymartiBuford Thompson David Thomson Nathaniel Trotter Robert M. Vance James Woolfoik Joseph H. Winn Thomas Wooldridge Green 2 Withoit Nancy Young William" TBTER S3-- 3 - ' Vance James Viglisjjabez :'' - - ta. Walkel Nathanle Websterohn woou tsti namunb- - . Wiley. thsM& Welcrfr. Wifht Alexander Williams Hubbard Work Samuel y Well Lucy C. ' White William-Wheele- r James S. Wompler Jeremiah Witherspoon John R. Wallace Jimes Wilcox Dafiua P. Wilson Befijamin Williams Q. Withnell Ann Wickham Peter Wilson Robert Wilson Jaiies ',. Williams Walker Elizabeth Wallace Junes Willson Laac Walmday Benjamin Phillis a pirl of colour at 'Mr. Wallace's ' r Yates Michael ' ArnjsrongG'enrge Anihlsrrn Reuben Ashly ames r B 2Bowner Robert li. 2 Broking Samuel 2 Buriwhistle Vhomas Bnaannon Eliza Jieli William Bufird William 2 Uoah James C Canpbell Joanna Career Goodlow Carje Francis Cle'lc of Woodford. H Cahmies Murcus U Dougherty Thomaa," Datneal Edward R' V.K&, Jalm . -- . EHiotrjrp - Edmins Jolm Fraier Eliza - '" V -- G.' Gale George Caibgr Sally ' GreenJames Gale "Maty; Gilfiam William - Hail Margaret HufprdSoIomon Henry joe,l , Hancock Maryann Harbour Jeremiah' Hill William Hering George Ilenrj Zachariah Howard Amelia Hunter James J . ' " k , Kinjtearl William Sr. Kinkead John Sr.. 2 Kinkead F.lizaheth M Lewis Aaron LongZ U. Luckett Hezekial Ji'Coy Daniel Martin Henry . Martin Samuel M'Gehe Matthew. M'Cldre Jane M'KnightAndrew Obanlon Williani P Parido" William Payne John Payton John B. It Redman James Rowland William Robinson Mrs Steele Catharine S. SualetttLewis Jr.' T i Turntr?nartlett 'I inder Jamei Toller Henry. ' Taylor Btcharrl Tarrant'Oseblan .. F' W Wooldridge Chesley Watkins Mr. Walker Benjamint, - Kinkead Josepli h JohnKoons Nicholas Maynor feggy C. BUCK,-P.M- . bjw Thomas Deye Oviiigs, Has.removed his AND CASTINGS STORE To the house formerly occupied by Mr.'BartlioIo- - mew Blpunt, on Upper and Short streets, oppo- - - rite colonel Morrison' where he lias oil hand "' " X FOLtiASSOHTMKVrilp &Bm& -- CASTLNSte. r41j3flr3fi!il!i, vem, And irons, etc. Iexifigton, Sth Feb. ALKX A sDKIl PARKER & SO V Have just received.from Philadelphia in addition to their former and oneninsr'at assortment, now !...:.. o. is . .. ... .. .. men- - ouu-- on .tiain street, opposite the Uourt Bouse Lexington, A VEUI GESfllAL ASSnllTMTST OF French, British & India Goods, AISO A GENERAL ASSORTMENT QP GKOCEIITES, Which tley will sell by Wholesale or Retaij on the moss reduced prices focCash. June4, 1816. j4.tf - CATTLE SHEW. On Thursday, the 25th day of July next, tiere will be exhibited at Sanders. 9 1.9 m,l jiV W. of Lexington, sine Hogs, Hoises, &c. Gentlemen breeders, or owners of sine Stack, are requested to exhibit, either for shew or sale there will be purchasers from distant parts of the state. One object is to bring sell- ers and purchasers together; another is to form an Agricultural Society for Kentucky, on that day Gentlemen disposed to promote so laudible anobjectTareTipttevA- - ...... Premiums will be given to the owners of the best"StocK, upon principles that will be published in thjs paper next week. Lots, for the accommodation of Stock, will be sound gratis. 22 The following prizes will be to the beat Specimens of stock, &c. to be exhibited at Sanders, on the 25th July next : For the best Bull, a silver cup 5f g 15 value" For thebest Cgw4 do do of 15 For the) best Bull Calf, not more than ' 16 months old: do do ol ' 15 For the best Heifer, not more than 16 months old, For the best Ram, For the best Ewe, For the best Boar, For the best Sow, do do of 15 do of, 15 do do of 15 do do of 12 do do of 12 For the best piece of Flax or Hemp linen, not less than, 20 yds. 12 HnV Inuis. Franklih. Nathahiel. Hml. Wnnnilfnrrl.JoHs Fowler. Favette. Hpbbird ... - Tathr, Clflike, Jons June 20, 1816. . ' . - . Bath. Judges. SOAP isf CAJVDLE FACTORY. Subscriber has enlarged his es- - tablishment by additional buildings, and -- 1it.w bonJjll tc. siiDDlv Die niiblic bv wholesale and retail, Sheep, giVen npHE lately with of eve - ry kind, equal in quality to any manutaclutcd in the United States and with the best DIPPED & MOULD CANDLES. Commissaries, Contractors, and Merchants who may purchase those articles either for th: foreign or hnme markets, or those Who want them for domestic use, will find it to theit n- - ... -- n l. :... - :.... u: .i.: teresno can on ....... u. tu B.,c ...... h.c. u.. &:,?":;, errmi,tlyaUended d JOHN BRIDGES, Corner of Water and Main Cross next door to Mr. Bradford's Steam Mill and Cot ton Factory, Lexinglon. The highest cash prices given for TALLOW, HOGS LAIiD, KITCIEA GREASE, Ashes & Pot Ashes, atjhe factory. 41 . October 10, 1814 CASH Will be 'iven sol a NE&RO BOY OR BUN, Of good character, acquainted with drning aCar-riig- e, and taking care of Horses. In.ju'j-eo- f the Printer. . May 24, 181 fi For Sale, A COMPLETE SET OF -- SLACK-SMITHS TOOLS. heading; tools for Nails, an elegant pair of Shears for cutting Nails, also one large pair of Scales, the beam being try. Inquire of Lexington, May 2, Cattle, do JoCiTT, prime SOAP Streets, above Three o;e of the best in this coun JAMES GARRISON. 181fi. 19tf Ten Dollars Reward. Ran-awa- y front the subscriber, living bri Glenn's Creek, Woodford , county, a bright mulatto man named DAILY, generally called Capt Cooke's Daily, about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, well made, about 22 years ns age. a sprightly countenance, but Questioned sharply makes out rather a disjointed story. The reward will be paid. With all reasonable charges, is delivered to the subscriber, or to B. Gaines in Lexington oi- - the ten dollars Tor securing him in any jail So that he can Jie got again Should he be taken out of the stale, and brdught home, FIFTY DOLLARS Will be paid, or THIRTY DOLLARS for securing him in anyjail without the state. , THOMAS WINN. '. May 7. 1816. ' 20tf Sti'iiyed From the farm of James Overton, i miles from Lexington, on the Stroud's road, a Ponev. 14 diands high, chcSnut colour, bald face, sore and hind legs while, 4 years old this spring whoever will bring him to Oliver Keen's Iiferv stable in Lexim?. tan, shall be rewarded. June 6. rp AKEN up by John W. Webber, living on jt the Hickman road, in Jessamine county, about seven miles from Lexington, a BLACK HORSE, seven years old, about fourteen hands high, both hind et white, and a small streak of white in his face, no brands perceivable appraised lo 15 dollars, before me a justice of the peace, for the said county of Jessamine, this 15th day c May, l81.fi. J. SALE. June 28tb, 1816. 2r-3- w MINERAL TERS. James (xarrison, Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Lexington and its vicinity, that he has comme'n-c- d preparing Seltzer anil Soda Wnfpvs aoorB16 AIilIiraTtuaf!,8elf with pjenty of Ice, he ill be enabled toprepaie those waters equal to any in the t tow ns. 1M" Lexington, May 2, 1816. Piiint, Oil 6; Varnish Store, , In Short-stre- et near Cross-stree- t. JOHN STICKNKY. Has constantly for sale Boiled and Raw O'l Spirits of Turpentine, 0p:,l, Japan, Spirits of Wine and Rosin Vainish, Putry, and taints of all colors read) prepared for painting, Camel? Ha,r Pencils, Paint Brushes, Window Glass. Chalk, Lampblack, &c. &c. Likewise, a double set of Plated Hirness ' June 29th, 1816. Machine The subscriber wish e3 en infm-ri- i h .,li:- - i.. he stil continues tocatrjon the above bjs.ness at Ins old stand on AVater.st.-,.o- t o.i . --. , . .... .4 iiuw :iuig liotn his improved method of working and bair- n- Ul.ci.u. to execuje woik in the best manner either for Wool, Cotton, lUn.p, or Flax, and on short notice a, to the quaht, of oik I can MerthenuoBenj Parish, in Lexinto,. ; Lander, Lmdsayn, Versailles ;AV. & Rol,el t (Ja, vise, ui Shelby vdle, or James Ta) lor in I .am ast. r .IflTfW M a neir (Tj-- shall have by the sale, one complete set of ..u..s u. u..c irauuic i nrostie ot 1US stnndl suitauw preparations, and " - " " Lexington, June 28, 181G. LEXINGTON STEAM MILL COOPERS SHOP. The puhlick are informed that thev canbesnn- - pliedwith Coopers Woik of every deSciiptiQn, Slaving 011 hand a large Stock of the best Seasoned. materials, and several ot the best workmen in the United States. Gentlemen vho may i ant to pur- chase PORK ft BEEF BARRELS, for the r,SUi nig'Seasonj are particularly invited to tnve us a call. as we shall be prepared to furnish any number that may be required, on a reasonable notice, and the work warranted good. ' From 20 to 3Q Journeymen Coopers, who are good workmen, will meet with emptotment--iipn- e elsb need apply fbra birth. Reference to he had to N. PETTIT, or , B. D. PP. I TIT, AttheSteamMill of J. H. Mo o 1, h Co. June 2G, 1816 27-r- w lo Jj"e I'layson snore, . I Man Ixiuisa an SJiot, heirs and remeseniai tives of Thomas Shorey de'ceastd : Take Notice that 'on the 26th, 2rth, and .'8th days of AuE-us-t next, at the office of Henrv nd F.rl. tmond Vj:He?ju. Attornies at law, in the city of New-Yoi- between of "ready for Machines, con. widl. of the best u..litv. j t. ,i 27-3- ra Luzab, th S Li. Slioie the hours "of ten in ihe com-- e de JAMES HUGHES. 1,1816. 28-- 4 w ., .., Magazine, morning arid five in the afternoon, 1 sh.ll take the depositions of Samuel Corp, Ruben iinox, John Taylor, John Rama), Bacll Jay Munroe, John Toutt, Beverly R jh.n-so- n, Samuel I Beebee, JcJm Wilkes and John Goodwin, all of the said city of NeW-Yo- k dr its vicinity, to he read in "evidence in a suit in Chancery depending and undetermined, in the Gree cif h d , ; j George Johnson and vour fendants. Frankfort, Ky July July, Cotton trivpii CALLED Robert Peter iSotiee is hereby THAT by ah agreement between me and Sally Boston, late Sally Mosleyj we nave ag.eeu 10 separate ourselves trom each other, and have divided our property-equall- between us this is therefore to sore-wa- rn all persons from trading with her or crediting her on my account, as I am determined not to pay any of her accounts. Given under my hand this 1st day of Julyj 1816. JOHN BOSTON'. July 6, 1816. '283w NOTICE, it. SMITH, Minister of the gospel, Author of ',' The View of the Biitish possesions in Ninth. America, and History of the War" and others) begs leave hereby to inform the christian pubfic, that proposals are now in circulation, to obtain signers lor the publication in Lexington of a . Weekly TO BE Making. 15tli Tlie Western Friendly Spfo Whose columns shall be open and free for the in- sertion of the writings of every class of people with-o- ut exception and on any subject I he Editors therefore warmly solicit the aid of all pel sons of GENtus of every name, as the Spy is intended for the purpose of disseminating ohjiion and ahgc-5IEN- T in order to obtain truth, and not for the sup- port of the faith of One sect of professors. Arrangements are already made for the recep- tion of periodical information both from Edinburgh, and London, and it is contemplated to open a cor- respondence with St. Petersburg in Russia ; also, for tne benefit of the Spy, several literary gentle- men have promised their aid 'towards the perfec-- " lion of the Spy, )et more are wanted. Those who have already subscribed, and those! who have proposals in their hands, are hereby in formed, that owing to a late alteration which has been made in the post office establishment, stitched and covered Magazines cannot be convej ed with certainty; and in that subscribers may get it regularly without sail, it will be printed every week on one sheet of paper to contain about half as much matter as first proposed, for the same price; and further, from the good prospect of supiiort that the Spy will meet with, it is intended to publish the first number on the 15th of August uext, of course all those who hold proposals will please to return them to Lexington by that date instead of September. (j The several Printers of Newspapers western country, who may be friendly to the dissemination of religious know ledge, and who my hold proposals for the Spy, will please to give the above a place in their papers as often as they think proper till the above date, and such shall be entitled, to 52nue.!-t.l-- s N B Snhs-"nioi- ,s receded at Uiiscflicp. Lexin-i-- . M-.- 25. '81'j.
Transcript of Kentucky gazette (Lexington, Ky. : 1809). (Lexington, KY...
JVezi; Series JYo. 29. LEXINGT"0NK. MONDAY, JULr.15;',18.16.,: .Jf,
THE kkntucky GAZETTEX3 PDBLtSHED XVERT HOI DAT MOBMHO, BT
F. BRADFORD, Jr.At Two Dollars per annum, paid in advance, or
Three Dollars at the end 0 the 1 ear.
Commission Warehouse
JEREMIAH NEAVE & SON,Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Have erected large and commodious
Brick Warehouses & CellarsFor the reception Merchandise,
Manufactures and Produce, for Storage, and Saleon Commission, for forwarding by the river or tocountry merchants. Jims and dents collected andpunctually remitted. Purchase s made and gene-rall- v
all BROKERAGE and COMMISSION BU-
SINESS, transacted.8tf Cincinnati, February 19
List of Lettersjetlnaininij in the Post-Offic- e at Lexington,
Jul 1st, 1816, is not taken out in threemonth's w'iH De 9ent t0 tlie General PostOffice as ;led letters.
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Ason Henry L,Anderson AmosAdams WilliamAlbnlain JamesAlio way WillieArvine JohnAllen CharlesAllison Vm. -
Alvis John nBickley John 3 '.
Bwler John T.Boardman James 2Dreckenridce WilliamBowman J..I111 2Brandon MatthewBUe Joseph M.Beriyman Itichardj?arr Robert 2Bledso JesseBowen May II.Baum PeterBnndurant JacobBranham Mr.Ball OstinBat'erson WilliamBullock MaryButcher SolomonBoyd JohnBrent MartinBoyce RobertBrashears WalterBrown JohnButler Brook
Cellars Josiah D. 2.Cotton WilliamCassal AbrahamCopps Miles
Chamblin Wm CaptGhristmail James
ni.Aii ip.rvi.-ii- a.". -aiiij'wci.Campbell A lexanucrC.ullmg M James 2Chambers NancyClark II. JolmjrJ Chavensqhaplme WilliamClark WilliamChurch RobertCastle J.idbClinton IsaacCrawdson ReubenChinn SarahCord James
DDunn James Capt.Dunaan SeleyDevenpirt Adrian 2Downey RobertsDrake Nathan .
D' niug MaryDennison CorneliusDamernn WillisDunn R"bert JDavis TinsleyDowning FrancisUalrymple ReasonDedman Richard
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Edmiston Sidney S
Ewing W. ThomasElliott WilliamEmerson HenryBnnes JamesEllingwood Henry
Florea JohnKuthy BenjamineFaulkner JosephFrazier MarthaForrest JuliusFlint Tarrant P.
PriscillaFoxP JamesFishel Michael 2
Giltner CatharineGird EdwardGallup Solomon
Gaunt MarshallGeblet JohnGnn8tead RobertGist Andrew G.Girault James A 2
Grant William 2Gray JosephGraves JosiahGreenlee SamuelGraham Thomas P.
Gray WilliamGrimes A JohnGoss HamiltonGraves E. FrancisGoodwin NancyGrant Noah
ti nv;no Samuel Gen.H.,bautrh Peter,H.-nr-v Mr.Hardy JonathanHunt Benjamin W.H.ll H Susan.Hill EllenderHawkins Thomas L.Harrison Hay B.Hay HelenHinds WilliamJappy Elijah
of all kinds of
Alexander MatthewAndrews AbrahamArmstidn John 2Alexander John R.Anderson JamesAvery Nathan Uoet.Alexander John A.S.ArmHrgi'tJ-Jam-
Banks OharleSBuryman SamuelRoume'.SarahHrown OlhverB'.ggs RobertRalinger KchardBurrows MichaelBiockhiaii AliceBi'iioit Ernest ,
Barnett JosephHluKnl Williamttall JamesR'.ford A Cl.Butler CharlesBeinbtidge HenryBnuchene MonsierBurns WilliamBullock WallerBassett JamesBrooks Caleb D.Buchannon J isephBuckner Henry 2Bourne Ambrose Itev
Chpaney LeonardCoats Thos. M.Catlett Reuben 'Coleman Eliza'Covejdale .RichaftCfnper AlTS- h-
CampbClIT)avrJ2.Garroll John,, -i,iaseii. inos. w.Coambes YieldingCreath JacubCh ambers WriKCaldwell MrClark AmbroseClark SeenyCarr Sarah s
Cullde's HenryCollin- - ftubertClerk Fayette Circuit
Court 3T
Dilcker JamesDowning JordanDunk in Clementllickson Wm.Davis FieldingDuncan William.Darnsby JohnDavis JohnDavis IsaacDarnaby J & E.Harnaby MildredDunn Samuel
- -Edwafds William 2Epperson ChesleyEvans AnnElder JohnEllis Lewis 0.Emy Mr. .
French AlfredFisk RobertFerrell Isaac)Fisher JamedFeris M A.F 1 azer JosephFranklin ElizabethFoster John 2Fuwler Ji.hn 2
GGrimes CharlesGray James.Green Henry
VivionGilbert HenryGray GeorgeGinftam GeorgeGonW 'I homas M.GeteV BurrelQistiMordjcaGarttide EliGinwn EleanorGiUfillai) JohnGaines CityGray Ruffiu 5Ga'a.es FrancesGraves ThomasGrimes Charles
HHnv ThomasHuston Ez.-kie- l
Harshel AnthonyHenry jnnnHarris GeorgeHamiltin GeorgeHigby ObadialiHit. chiton DavidHiet. Thomasllaydsjn ChristianHodges GaleaIloe Mr.
Hawkins John T. 2Henry WilliamHynes William R.Huston RobertHarris Thomas 2Halstead Daniel 2Hannegan Edward B.Harris NathanielHalley Georga(Icgue HurrelHenry Edward W.Hartter PhilipHogsett JamesHaggin William
Jinkins HambletonJohnson SimpsonJinkins MurwoodJames Mr.Johnson WilliamJohnson Benjamine D.Johnson ThomasJohnson Richard M.
Kel'fr JohnKercheval SamuelKarrey JohnKise John
Leatherer JoshuaLindsey James T.Lewis GranvilleLee JamesLong WilliamLamme JesseLee Achilles 3.Likins LeonardLogan David 2Uunny Thomas .
."JfMartin JamesMartin VirginiaMurphjlihailesMoirel MichaelMooie Habin II.Manuel" WilliamMoore lohnM.me William 2Middox N'ancyMiixlejr GeorgeMerell Martha B.Merell Ann Marian Thomas S.Merrell BenjaminMickins JohnMoon' Frances 2Miller' 1 homas D.Morrison wMiliamMurman GorgeMolford JosephMorris JamesMartin
MesM'Peak WilliamM'Cormack Juhiilt. 2M'Guire Doughlass 2M'Alester JamesM'Crpsky ElijahM'Donal JamesM'lntiie WilliamM'Calla JohnM'Conathy JacobM Ka6 Uichsrd
M T'homasM'Neal ArchitiaTtl
A4'Neeley lai--
Veill & Mo .reNelson Thomas I.Nice Levi
OOiTutt Othn 2Owins J sluiaO'Neal RobertOsbotn WilliamObannun Margaret
PPullen ThomasPayne Henryl'raher AarnnPowell HonourPiice SimuelPines Lurk ill
Price JohnPerkins GarrettPreston FrancisParrish JamesPemb.'rtbn Thomas '
Plimpton CharlesPullin HenryParker JohnPostlethWait SamuelParker Hutchison
nItiley lieniamin W.Richardson J. C. SenRutherford JohnRichardson Allen 2tloss AlexanderRogers MaryR?inck Htnry.RabertsOn WilliamRalls PeterRoach RichardRoyal JohnRicketts Thcs-Rigg- s
Robnet JohnRngers GeorgeRankin 'Adam Juhf.Uice LutherRussell Maiy O.Rora Jacob 2
8Stout DavidSmith LevinSkelion Josiah W.Stuart WilliamScottStill. van BurgesSteele Robert & Co.
ElizaSpiers Thos W.Saddler WilliamShobe RobertSmith AsaSands Daniel II. 2Steele Ji.hngShort Chas. W.
TTodd Thos. Hon.Taylor Francis T.T mlinson WilliamTwist AustinTodd Jane 2Todd Mary 0.2Turner John A.Thomas OwenI urney DavidTaylor JosephusTav lor John W.Todd Chai les S.Tilton James
Hammond AsaHukins JohnHarber StephenHowe George 4J&Hukil ThomasHarvey KennerHanna JohnJIatton WilliamHoopper JamesHaywood William'"Hansell MorrisHudson Reuben .
Hurst John
G.Mahan
George
Edmorid
Spencer
Johnson MaryJeter FieldingJacob JohnJames JohnJames HarvyIrvin Mary D.Inskeep'Joseph
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King Charles B.Keerjc WilliamKizer Jacob
"Little JohnLeigh Gerson 'Lewis He'ctorl.nwrey Mr.I.ightner WilliamLnwrie IsabellaIwis AlexanderLay JohnLewis William
Metcalf ElizabethMerrell Mary B.Mitchell LeviMonroe William W.Montgomery K. Mrs.Mundy HarrisonMeredith BetsyMartin HudsonMoore CatherineMadison LucyMillerJohn r
Me9seck EmanuelMonroe WilliamRiadox Dnct J.Miller DanielMedcalf ElishaM.irtin ThompsonM"ore Elizabeth V.Monro Nancy
M'Kee DavidM'Peeters WilliamM' Cartv James C.M'Oleland WilliamM'Tigent RachaelM'Hargue LeviM'Carty JohnM'Mullen JamesM'lsaac IsaacM'Donald JohnM'Call Jamesftt'Ulanahan, Cathav 2
"Nelson Ann 6.Norvell FrancisNuckols LewisNekervis Thomas
Outlen LeviOwings WilliamOlhver William '
(l'm Samuel 2Oliver John j
Preston James M.Price Samuel '
Poindexter WilliaitiPerkins RuthPhlilips-J.enr- y
Pat.-ersu- RichardPaikinson Joseph
Tage PatsyPrather WalterPettit BenjamirtPreston WalterPearson AllenPurviance MargaretPele JamesPro"zsell John
Roos Margaretta .
BetseyRussell WilliamRogers JamesRagon StephenRingo SamuelReid Stephen li;Ransdell JohnRoland DanielRichardson JohnRobinson William 3Roberts V. MissRussell AndrewRio PhilipRalph JohnRenick Wm, .
Rnss Alex.Roberts Thos.
Shortridge WilliamStout JudiahShepherd Thos.Smith JohnShock JohnScott RobertSmith Hubbard B.Smith Thos.Senrier DavidSmith NicholasSharp BetseySimpson John S.Sowdusky JacobSmith JesseSummass Wm. B.
Trees HenryTodd DavidThompson Charles R.Thruston Charles W.Towler JosephTurner AnsonTrumanAVilliam D.Thompson Clare1oadvine ShepherdTodd JohnThumps, .n SarahTurner EdwardTaylor Abraham
Vance WilliamVaughan James M.Vigus Sylvanus
Ward BartholomewWallace Henry 2Walden ElizabethWMt'John 3 '- -
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Warrell Jennings Jc coWinn JesseWilliams WilliamWalker WilliamWaller JohnWillson Samuel S.Wright BenjaminWintworth ElijahWing Joseph R. .Webb AaronWebster HenryWelch BetseyWilkin John b. 2VVorley CalebWharton William G. 3
Winslow Hallet M.Warren Thos. B.West CharlesWaring John W.Williams JohnWeigait DavidWatson Witliam'2Welch L. John '
Young John D.Young Thomas 2
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JOHN FOWLER, Post MasterLexington Ken.July ls'ftlS.'
'Listof LettersRernain'yig in the Xeri3llea,oTi
the first day of July, 18'6, wKcb is notketi out within tfireemolths.A'ill be sent tothe General Post-Offic- as did letters.
Adams RobertAllen lohn t "
Alexander Andrew .Aneil Henry
Brooking Thomas A.Beacham William.Buford JohnBohannon MarthaUuchannan Johntiery Reuben IIBrown Samuel DrBlackburn Churchlll.J.
Clagett AllenCastleman LewisCosby Richard MV
Clegett HenryCampbell GeorgeChrisman leter
Davidson JosephDennis Samuel
-Elliston.Josej 2Elgan WilliamEdmeaston Susannah
"FFrancisco Nancy .
Finn John
GowjJhlesB.George Rebecca 2Gill JohnGray JonathanGilmore Joseph
Harris Jane S. 2Hai r'vs Richard CHoward Robert ?.Holefnan Cornelius '
Hoard Jojin .2Harper MargaretHunter SarpueJHopkins Johnllardin DanieJ S."
Huston Robert
Johnson Johni.
Kinkead A.CaptainKinkead EleanorKinkead,Jo.hn Jr.
Lackland John 2Long JohnLampkin John B.Lovel Phebe
Iays Daniel 2M'Cumpsey JohnMitchell SolomonMinzies ElizabethMoss James
PleasantM'Gehe Samuel
Nance ieter
OfTett Saberit
Porter John P.Peters JohnPatton Feliz Ai
itichardson John C.Ross AlexanderRuddell Steplten EsqReynolds John
Sharp JamesStepp LevySteele John
Tutt GeorgeTillcry SamuelTwymartiBufordThompson DavidThomson NathanielTrotter Robert M.
Vance James
Woolfoik Joseph H.Winn ThomasWooldridge Green 2Withoit Nancy
Young William"TBTER
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'Vance JamesViglisjjabez
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Walkel NathanleWebsterohnwoou tstinamunb- -
. Wiley. thsM&Welcrfr.Wifht AlexanderWilliams HubbardWork Samuel yWell Lucy C. '
White William-Wheele- r
James S.Wompler JeremiahWitherspoon John R.Wallace JimesWilcox Dafiua P.Wilson BefijaminWilliams Q.
Withnell AnnWickham PeterWilson RobertWilson Jaiies ',.WilliamsWalker ElizabethWallace JunesWillson LaacWalmday BenjaminPhillis a pirl of colour
at 'Mr. Wallace's '
rYates Michael '
ArnjsrongG'enrgeAnihlsrrn ReubenAshly amesrB
2Bowner Robert li. 2Broking Samuel 2Buriwhistle VhomasBnaannon ElizaJieli WilliamBufird William 2Uoah James
CCanpbell JoannaCareer GoodlowCarje FrancisCle'lc of Woodford. H
Cahmies Murcus
UDougherty Thomaa,"Datneal EdwardR'
V.K&, Jalm . -- .
EHiotrjrp -Edmins Jolm
Fraier Eliza- '" V
-- G.'Gale GeorgeCaibgr Sally '
GreenJamesGale "Maty;Gilfiam William -
Hail MargaretHufprdSoIomonHenry joe,l ,
Hancock MaryannHarbour Jeremiah'Hill WilliamHering GeorgeIlenrj ZachariahHoward AmeliaHunter JamesJ . ' "
k ,Kinjtearl William Sr.Kinkead John Sr.. 2Kinkead F.lizaheth
MLewis AaronLongZ U.Luckett Hezekial
Ji'Coy DanielMartin Henry .
Martin SamuelM'Gehe Matthew.M'Cldre JaneM'KnightAndrew
Obanlon WillianiPParido" WilliamPayne JohnPayton John B.ItRedman JamesRowland WilliamRobinson Mrs
Steele Catharine S.SualetttLewis Jr.'
T iTurntr?nartlett'I inder JameiToller Henry. 'Taylor BtcharrlTarrant'Oseblan ..
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WWooldridge ChesleyWatkins Mr.Walker Benjamint,
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Kinkead Josepli h JohnKoons Nicholas
Maynor
feggy
C. BUCK,-P.M- .
bjw Thomas Deye Oviiigs,Has.removed his
AND CASTINGS STORETo the house formerly occupied by Mr.'BartlioIo- -
mew Blpunt, on Upper and Short streets, oppo- -
- rite colonel Morrison' where he lias oil hand"' "
X FOLtiASSOHTMKVrilp
&Bm& --CASTLNSte.r41j3flr3fi!il!i, vem,
And irons, etc.Iexifigton, Sth Feb.
ALKX A sDKIl PARKER & SO V
Have just received.from Philadelphia in additionto their former and oneninsr'atassortment, now!...:.. o. is . .. ... .. ..men- - ouu-- on .tiain street, opposite the Uourt
Bouse Lexington,A VEUI GESfllAL ASSnllTMTST OF
French, British & IndiaGoods,
AISO A GENERAL ASSORTMENT QP
GKOCEIITES,Which tley will sell by Wholesale or Retaij onthe moss reduced prices focCash.
June4, 1816. j4.tf -
CATTLE SHEW.On Thursday, the 25th day of July next,
tiere will be exhibited at Sanders. 9 1.9 m,ljiV W. of Lexington, sineHogs, Hoises, &c.
Gentlemen breeders, or owners of sine Stack,are requested to exhibit, either for shew orsale there will be purchasers from distantparts of the state. One object is to bring sell-ers and purchasers together; another is toform an Agricultural Society for Kentucky, onthat day Gentlemen disposed to promote solaudible anobjectTareTipttevA- - ......
Premiums will be given to the owners ofthe best"StocK, upon principles that will bepublished in thjs paper next week.
Lots, for the accommodation of Stock, willbe sound gratis. 22
The following prizes will be to thebeat Specimens of stock, &c. to be exhibited atSanders, on the 25th July next :
For the best Bull, a silver cup 5f g 15 value"For thebest Cgw4 do do of 15For the) best Bull Calf, not more than '
16 months old: do do ol ' 15For the best Heifer, not more than
16 months old,For the best Ram,For the best Ewe,For the best Boar,For the best Sow,
do do of 15do of, 15do do of 15do do of 12do do of 12
For the best piece of Flax or Hemplinen, not less than, 20 yds. 12
HnV Inuis. Franklih. Nathahiel. Hml.Wnnnilfnrrl.JoHs Fowler. Favette. Hpbbird... -Tathr, Clflike, Jons
June 20, 1816.
. '. - .Bath. Judges.
SOAP isf CAJVDLE FACTORY.Subscriber has enlarged his es- -
tablishment by additional buildings, and-- 1it.w bonJjll tc. siiDDlv Die niiblic bvwholesale and retail,
Sheep,
giVen
npHE lately
with of eve -
ry kind, equal in quality to any manutaclutcdin the United States and with the best
DIPPED & MOULD CANDLES.Commissaries, Contractors, and Merchantswho may purchase those articles either for th:foreign or hnme markets, or those Who wantthem for domestic use, will find it to theit n- -... -- n l. :... - :.... u: .i.:teresno can on ....... u. tu B.,c ...... h.c. u..
&:,?":;, errmi,tlyaUended d
JOHN BRIDGES,Corner of Water and Main Cross next
door to Mr. Bradford's Steam Mill and Cotton Factory, Lexinglon.The highest cash prices given for TALLOW,
HOGS LAIiD, KITCIEA GREASE, Ashes& Pot Ashes, atjhe factory.
41 . October 10, 1814
CASHWill be 'iven sol a
NE&RO BOY OR BUN,Of good character, acquainted with drning aCar-riig- e,
and taking care of Horses.In.ju'j-eo- f the Printer. .
May 24, 181 fi
For Sale,A COMPLETE SET OF
--SLACK-SMITHS TOOLS.heading; tools for Nails, an elegant pair of
Shears for cutting Nails, also one large pair ofScales, the beam beingtry. Inquire of
Lexington, May 2,
Cattle,
do
JoCiTT,
prime SOAP
Streets,
above
Three
o;e of the best in this counJAMES GARRISON.
181fi. 19tf
Ten Dollars Reward.Ran-awa- y front the subscriber, living bri
Glenn's Creek, Woodford , county, a brightmulatto man named DAILY, generally calledCapt Cooke's Daily, about 5 feet 9 or 10 incheshigh, well made, about 22 years ns age. asprightly countenance, but Questioned sharplymakes out rather a disjointed story. The
reward will be paid. With all reasonablecharges, is delivered to the subscriber, or toB. Gaines in Lexington oi- - the ten dollars Torsecuring him in any jail So that he can Jie gotagain Should he be taken out of the stale,and brdught home, FIFTY DOLLARS Will bepaid, or THIRTY DOLLARS for securing himin anyjail without the state. ,
THOMAS WINN.'. May 7. 1816. ' 20tf
Sti'iiyedFrom the farm of James Overton, i miles from
Lexington, on the Stroud's road, a Ponev. 14diands high, chcSnut colour, bald face, sore and hindlegs while, 4 years old this spring whoever willbring him to Oliver Keen's Iiferv stable in Lexim?.tan, shall be rewarded. June 6.
rp AKEN up by John W. Webber, living onjt the Hickman road, in Jessamine county,
about seven miles from Lexington, a BLACKHORSE, seven years old, about fourteen handshigh, both hind et white, and a small streakof white in his face, no brands perceivableappraised lo 15 dollars, before me a justiceof the peace, for the said county of Jessamine,this 15th day c May, l81.fi. J. SALE.
June 28tb, 1816. 2r-3-w
MINERAL TERS.James (xarrison,
Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemenof Lexington and its vicinity, that he has comme'n-c- d
preparingSeltzer anil Soda Wnfpvs
aoorB16 AIilIiraTtuaf!,8elfwith pjenty of Ice, he ill be enabled toprepaiethose waters equal to any in the t tow ns.1M" Lexington, May 2, 1816.
Piiint, Oil 6; Varnish Store,, In Short-stre- et near Cross-stree- t.
JOHN STICKNKY.Has constantly for sale Boiled and Raw O'lSpirits of Turpentine, 0p:,l, Japan, Spirits ofWine and Rosin Vainish, Putry, and taints ofall colors read) prepared for painting, Camel?Ha,r Pencils, Paint Brushes, Window Glass.Chalk, Lampblack, &c. &c.Likewise, a double set of Plated Hirness 'June 29th, 1816.
MachineThe subscriber wish e3 en infm-ri- i h .,li:- - i..
he stil continues tocatrjon the above bjs.ness atIns old stand on AVater.st.-,.o- t o.i . --. , ..... .4 iiuw :iuigliotn his improved method of working and bair- n-
Ul.ci.u. to execuje woik in the bestmanner either for Wool, Cotton, lUn.p, or Flax,and on short notice a, to the quaht, of oik I canMerthenuoBenj Parish, in Lexinto,. ; Lander,Lmdsayn, Versailles ;AV. & Rol,el t (Ja, vise, uiShelby vdle, or James Ta) lor in I .am ast. r.IflTfW M a neir
(Tj-- shall have by thesale, one complete set of..u..s u. u..c irauuic i nrostie ot 1US stnndl
suitauw preparations, and" - " "
Lexington, June 28, 181G.
LEXINGTON STEAM MILL
COOPERS SHOP.The puhlick are informed that thev canbesnn- -
pliedwith Coopers Woik of every deSciiptiQn,Slaving 011 hand a large Stock of the best Seasoned.materials, and several ot the best workmen in theUnited States. Gentlemen vho may i ant to pur-chase PORK ft BEEF BARRELS, for the r,SUinig'Seasonj are particularly invited to tnve us a call.as we shall be prepared to furnish any number thatmay be required, on a reasonable notice, and thework warranted good. '
From 20 to 3Q Journeymen Coopers, who aregood workmen, will meet with emptotment--iipn- eelsb need apply fbra birth. Reference to he had to
N. PETTIT, or, B. D. PP. I TIT,
AttheSteamMill of J. H. Mo o 1, h Co.June 2G, 1816 27-r- w
lo Jj"e I'layson snore,. I Man Ixiuisaan SJiot, heirs and remeseniai
tives of Thomas Shorey de'ceastd :
Take Noticethat 'on the 26th, 2rth, and .'8th days of
AuE-us-t next, at the office of Henrv nd F.rl.tmond Vj:He?ju. Attornies at law, in the city of
New-Yoi- between
of "ready forMachines, con.
widl.of the best u..litv.
j t. ,i
27-3- ra
Luzab, th S Li. Slioie
the hours "of ten in ihe
com-- e
deJAMES HUGHES.
1,1816. 28-- 4 w
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Magazine,
morning arid five in the afternoon, 1 sh.ll takethe depositions of Samuel Corp, Ruben iinox,John Taylor, John Rama), Bacll
Jay Munroe, John Toutt, Beverly R jh.n-so- n,
Samuel I Beebee, JcJm Wilkes and JohnGoodwin, all of the said city of NeW-Yo- k drits vicinity, to he read in "evidence in a suit inChancery depending and undetermined, in theGree cif h d , ; j
George Johnson and vourfendants.
Frankfort, Ky July
July,Cotton
trivpii
CALLED
RobertPeter
iSotiee is herebyTHAT by ah agreement between me and
Sally Boston, late Sally Mosleyjwe nave ag.eeu 10 separate ourselves tromeach other, and have divided our property-equall-
between us this is therefore to sore-wa- rn
all persons from trading with her orcrediting her on my account, as I am determinednot to pay any of her accounts. Given undermy hand this 1st day of Julyj 1816.
JOHN BOSTON'.July 6, 1816. '283w
NOTICE,it. SMITH, Minister of the gospel, Author of
',' The View of the Biitish possesions in Ninth.America, and History of the War" and others)begs leave hereby to inform the christian pubfic,that proposals are now in circulation, to obtainsigners lor the publication in Lexington of a .
WeeklyTO BE
Making.
15tli
Tlie Western Friendly SpfoWhose columns shall be open and free for the in-
sertion of the writings of every class of people with-o- ut
exception and on any subject I he Editorstherefore warmly solicit the aid of all pel sons ofGENtus of every name, as the Spy is intended forthe purpose of disseminating ohjiion and ahgc-5IEN- T
in order to obtain truth, and not for the sup-port of the faith of One sect of professors.
Arrangements are already made for the recep-tion of periodical information both from Edinburgh,and London, and it is contemplated to open a cor-respondence with St. Petersburg in Russia ; also,for tne benefit of the Spy, several literary gentle-men have promised their aid 'towards the perfec-- "lion of the Spy, )et more are wanted.
Those who have already subscribed, and those!who have proposals in their hands, are hereby informed, that owing to a late alteration which hasbeen made in the post office establishment, stitchedand covered Magazines cannot be convej ed withcertainty; and in that subscribers may get itregularly without sail, it will be printed everyweek on one sheet of paper to contain about half asmuch matter as first proposed, for the same price;and further, from the good prospect of supiiort thatthe Spy will meet with, it is intended to publish thefirst number on the 15th of August uext, of courseall those who hold proposals will please to returnthem to Lexington by that date instead ofSeptember.
(j The several Printers of Newspaperswestern country, who may be friendly to the
dissemination of religious know ledge, and who myhold proposals for the Spy, will please to give theabove a place in their papers as often as they thinkproper till the above date, and such shall be entitled,to 52nue.!-t.l--s
N B Snhs-"nioi- ,s receded at Uiiscflicp.Lexin-i-- . M-.- 25. '81'j.
