Kentucky gazette (Lexington, Ky. : 1809). (Lexington, KY...

Brass Foiihdery.I. WOODRUFF, & Co.

UESPECTTULLY INfOKM THE PUBLIC THAIHCY HAVE LATELY COMMENCED THE

Brass Founding BusinessAT 7I1EIH SHOP IN LESISGTON OPPO-

SITE THE BRANCH BASK,

WHERE, the) inleml carrying it on in allbrandies. Having procur

ed the best of workmen from New-Yor- theyconfidently hope, by their promptitude and at.tention, thai they will jive general satisfac-

tion. They have constantly on hand, and 33!'

sale, a general assortment ofBRASS ANDTjlONS,

SHOVELS & TONGS,DOOR KNOCKERS &c Use.

Of the newest and most fashionable pattern.,which they will dispose of much lower that,such articles have heretofore sold in the west-ern country. All kinds of machinery, clockwork, &c. cast on tile shortest notice.

Still Cocks, Rivets Sec. always 01.

hand. "

(Cj The highest price in cash will be givenfor

Old Copper, Brass & Pewter.

I.W. iS" Co, continue to carry on atbpve place, tbe

SILVER PLATING AND SILVER-SMITH BUSINESS.

IN ALlJ THEIR BRANCHES,And have constantly on hand, ready for delive-

ry, every description ofCarriage-an- Harness Mounting,Carnage antjl Gig Springs,Carriage Lace, Fringe & Tassels,Bridle Bits, Stirrup Irons, Sec. &c.

Of new and very elegant fashions, whichthey have just received from Philadelphia.

ALSO ON HAND, AN ASSORTMENT OF

Gold h. Silver'Ware.July 20,1811.

Statte of Kentucky.Montgomery (

Auher Conoleyagain

'ircuit, set. July-Term- , i8n.complt.

stWeathers Smith, Thomas I

M.Ucr.JjnrVs Frenchand others dcPts. J

TT to the of the court ur.and

not

He cut his

bill, 'tn toe heany He

the room hatsome

IatCmis

A cdpy attest,: Jr

tbsz

n Chanceiit.

appearing; satisfaction

THSTHE

In the wn of Ky.

nth.

lately

credits prices

state.consist

black,

mitts

cases'

china,

ferrets

youngbarrels

SUDS GIBERresides,

selling publicmonths; stock

Horses, Sheep,among twelve

CovrA SteersSheep there

fifty Breed,quarter blooded Ram,

or

JOHNfrom onihe

August '27th,

JUST FOR SALE

do.

GumDo.Do.Do.Do,.

Blue

or)&c. 'see

Com-pany, their Office

next,

Clk. i.

JUST

ONsend

their at

friendshaving house

TiinJ... m;ii.:. nt !t,..h:tt lately occupied Uimpbell, in Water

business

where thank-fi- d

choice

three.

county,

bottom.

norses,

county,

named

high,having entered commence weigh or

law, rules!01 This countenance disco- -

here or. or before third day execute f4demur work expeditious on lest) extendsotherwise s"ame. cheap terms. an',e towards

taken confessed against received, speech when underia further ordered house at good wool white

eight weeks theatre. ilinseyduly authprisvd news-pape- accordingin

r0 TRIPLETT, D C

To theSUBSCRIBERS HAVE LATELY

Manufacturing Tobacco,Lexington, on an extern

Milch

HE

sly

smartplan, intorm Merchants nueeii uj ajje, win meet wim

Ihey supplied ment,article reasonable therms, ALTE.wholesale or

market,- -

years

receive

answer from

hend

rietf.&we ourselves l uassiduous which ',;u (,..." surveys,

branch Mr.snvss, those may Maj. Jones.

De satisiaciion picase(i savor lands valuable. Theythose us orders. .euarates. files, nluo-s- . and or separate

Orders any the tracts several farms,......v direction maRes artificial required hand,

inoacco uoes mi epeciauon or attentioncustomers again apply to

.,..-.- . also diseases theCODES, Us

Wanted to purchase wantedor uvt;iicitu3 nruito 520 Negro boys the above

D.LeMngton,

FreshSubscribes having returned tocountry, brought with

freth assortment ofTURES, up expressly market

which now opening atadjoining the of Mr. George Trot-

ter, the corner Main and streetsofTered for by or piece,

on of 90 days, at such asrender them worthy the attention of

store-keeper- s throughout the Theythe articles, viz.

10 trunks 7-- 8 9-- 8 chintzes, callicoes

10 chintz shawls, cotton ging.sprig, seeding and leno

lins, and 6-- cambric muslins, 7-- 8 4-- 4

all coloured do.do. slush pulicat

3 do.do. cotton casimerei

1 sattinsj modes, twilledmen's black and allcoloured Barcelona

3 cjses and women's cotton and.worsted

1 do. do.sleeves, gloves and

1 assorted sewing silks3 Scotch threads6 pins, assorted, with millinery

coiking, 100,000 C needlesthread and cotton lace,

satin and sarsnett,plain, figured brocaded ribbons, gal-loons

2 b.iles priced plains1 do. silk and cotton woollen toilinetts4 do. bje milled cords

and6 4 and 7-- 4 cloths,

4 boxes 7-- 4-- Irish linens, sheetingsIndia muslins, and handler

chief'schests imperial hyson teas

40 coffee sugar

1811.N B. fchippiuir commenc

cs, acts the ,willentered into. ti

fTTHE having sold the plan-- !

Jt-- tatiun wmerepn he he proposesthe day of October, at

ile on axredilnbf twelve all theereon, consisting of Cattle,

the Cattle arc ten or,f and young for

fall, aitd in the flock of.re about of the Merino of

' a very valuable thrkea part of tile 'Farming Utensils, and twopan of txell brtke Oxen he sold. '

MCIRTON, Three milesLexington, Tate,s creek road.

181

PAINTSRECEIVl.DyCND

AT THE SUBSCRIBER'SCOMMISSION STORE. ,

White LeadRedRose PinkVermillion

Copei,

Shell! Lac

ArabicLytherane

YellowBi own

PrussianPatent YellowSpirits Turpen-

tinedo.

Qildo.Amber-do- .

Terra de SiznnaSugar

SLATES,J W. MENTELLE,

Lexington, Sept. 2.

NOTICE.

A QUARTERLY meeting of the' share-holders of the Kentucky Insurancewill beheld at in Lexington,

on Tuesday the 1st day ofOctober at 1ociock. i

By aider ofthe! President and Dirtectori,JOHN L. k. c.

August 26, 181 1.1

PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE,J. P. CAMPBELL'S SERMON

BAPTISM.SUBSCRIBERS requested to

fbr copies of the KentuckyGazette.

JOHN R. JONESRESPECTFULLY informs his

taken thethat o by

he sVeet' he "tHi 180

It sullen hethe

in !etto the

or atin the

to

has

&c.

1 HIGHEST PRICE CASHbe

SAM'l. TROTTER

WISHES to take APPRENTICE thefBrass Founding business lad

sive we wish to yearsChevers that may be with

the most either byretail. In tobacco August tfwe fDnfc

one,

N.

house

men's

office

them

will, desired ofLadies Gentlemen at their house.

AUGUST 2, 181

TO THEDAVENPORT,

Lexington,and Lawcircuit courts of

Madison tenders hisservices to transactiorcigu uusmess inrougn me we

or bbantsh lanjruatre.moral,

politicalMay

FROM living on street, new bottle- -

COAT personit, so to tf

tf.

fixedthe lor

an

tail25.

7. p.

by

old,

p. c. c.

V.ILLIAM SATTERWHlTE,Acknowledges

the

commenced

tohis old &

generally, na

for of

ofto ahis part

;lltin-- muttbe with

tlio atshall be to his his sta

shall be wiuiby the

8,

- BLUE GRASSof

for 50 of blue grassof S

wt. of Salt-petre-

wt. of new

tf.

FOLLOWINGLAND,

on

5,000Salt pro-

portionin

eounty,'on run.abovonentioned

in ofand

wiusseyorTUNSTAL

1811.

DOLLARS

RAN subscriber, onof the of

Negrojillov),

Of years of age,ten

commonwealth, not ' his profession tohis appsaranfce agreeable to the . , is aofthiscourti is thereforeerdered that Paitltltigi vers a ; a remarkablehe 3o patronage as 3caroftlienextiourt.filehis or his la neat the

coiuplainant's the on and'commodioUs of bone his iabe for lain. And description be gratefully of examination.

it that copy at his toolc withbe published cloathing. Any

Public.COM-

MENCED

oft

IN'

HThf1

A

s

preparing ourfor most approved nURUISSON

adjoining

postlethwait, ,755Knowieugeotme.py

instalments.transplants particulars,

immediatelyiuuui.wj.

COBBS&Co.

Goods.

THEMANUFAC

this

sale

following

cases shirtings,

handkerchiefs

florentine,

silknic,

thread,edgingsand

P.SCHATZELL.Lexington,

shipment

first

wilf

Mastic

Elastic

OchreSpanish

Venice

MARTIN,

givenorSalt-Petr- e,

EMANUEL

LEXINGTON,

PUBLIC.SAMUEL vvillpractice

Montgomery

TakenSatterwhite's

SURTOUT

,KThr&Debates

apply

Jolms0

commissigners Justice countyjunder .eneal

Menefee,Thomas Owings.

July ioth, i8ii. 3m.

"April i811.TAKEN Alexander Blair,

waters Fork,Stanford, Sorrelspring, branded shoulderfourteen hands high, short

appiaised

John Pell,

Clarke Countv.TAKEN living

Harrison's Hancock,Black HORSE about fourteen hands high,

roach'd bob'd,

David Harrison,June

LAWS OF KENTUCKYFor. Sale Office.

Kentucky Hotel.

gratitudesavour's

received

Lexington,begs leave inform

customersleaseu u.public

Clay above extensivecommodious building,

rrreivR Continuance savours- -

shall wantingw constantly supplied

witl, libuors, bistablefurnished best viands which

r.picinMon affords. Particulartention paid beds,

abundantly supplied pruven-der-,

attended careful ostlers,Lexington, (Ky.) June I8I1.

SEED,subscriber, milesEast Bryant's

Station bushelsseed, present years' groth,atbushel.

'ALSO BACON.ALSO HOGS' LARD.

William. Robertson.july i2th,

I WJILL SELLTHE OF

viz.10,000 Acres lying in Knox

Rockcastle.

Acres Mercer county,Rolling river, great

1,000 Acres WashingtonPleasant's

LANDS were patent-ed name James Southall. give

reasonable in paymentHemp.

QUARLES.Woodford July,

TEN REWARD.AWAY from

May likely

NELSON,bUck complexion about

eleven inches heavy largelimbs, supposed upwards

and good one,unless) OlgnWiUmamental disposition

app-- solicits public l !'ar insideofoneplea manner, (probably which

Orders greatwill

this order either painting himsuccessively

str.te.

Sn1c:rrTh?v

encourage.

19th. 18II.pursue

secure in

it taken ot

Ky.181 1 tf.

.VUWJ A A. , TV.. ..A.. r A 1

to oft"

viz.

the

Hatter tt k Um, ...u. u . " . . ""the we , ft-- .!,.

to dev ote to of the bu- - he be hap-- !ar.a nom to the of who '

rrr tni : we win to be t0 With and arewho may tlieir He j . sold in tracts

from in part ot teeth . sets to my a., v...v ....,, - .- - " ; 01 uie wime init our n u ine 01 hule sets wilh such care the in 6 For fur- -our we M ,hat t)) seem her and

v. w.... teeth he cures all ot "" in is.y. cmDAVID Co.

B. theiro uuuureu ut

hire 15 or to wort at

1811.

on him

put for inEngland, and are the

storejr. at of Mill

and the60 and

wellthe

ofand and

Mus4--

and 6-- 4 and2 and

and 40 doz.

do. and pic

casesand

A of

andandlow

anddou

do. 6

7--

12 b..les-

30 andand

J.22d

tht seasonfor cf

ue

&

some siteef this

onehem

alsoH.

Xj- - arethe

and

L

of

an

thisen

attend the

has

andwho may wish

whopok will

fivpfive years

with

since

and

thatandterm

will

give

and

irket

blesand most

sale

1811

Thewill

loth

16th

and

but

will dulland

person who will annrcabove and bring1 him home,

him jail thisabove reward, all reasonable charges

out the state Tvienty dollars re-ward will given, expenses

JOHN PSEBELS.Montgomery count, tear Mountiterling.

Juty 2otA,

Kentuc- -

about.y dispose of their donation LANDS, dooifer the following for sale;

2780 AcresOn Ohio river, opposite mouth of

creek.

inn Aeroii,.i,.ntinattention intends o,tr, Intwo Col. Waggoner's

personally every ,ohn willtnorougn ve commands Adjoining Fielding All those

aoie give im pationuge. lie nearsavour with be together,

merchants those straight inclined valuable them, small partana places purcnase money

set and balancewiu receive Nathanielnatural-Iike- wise Harris

natural risuer, eaingion,

elasticity

busineJune

BRITISH

Will

hams, mull,

dimities

trunk sarsnetts,

handkerchiefs

hosierytrunk

trui.k

Wclfilcc selection

cassimeres, woollenstockinelt

andcliecKs

August,When

conti produce

one

Lead

Will

icums. even the sistula, r.nd restores to '.

'

He is the commands '

and1- -

T. Jr.

in the Fayette, Jessamine,he

those tomedium

trench He resides on

Nothing

authorised

Acres

together,

package

furnitures

office Kentuckij Gazette,jom Fhiladeltihta,

vol.13,Dr. Rees's New Cyclopaedia.

please applyreceive copies without delay.

ALSOsew works

DOCPg. M'CALA,

lately occupied by Consisting of Sermons Essays, liteMaj. J- - WayatJ. .and together an account of

28th, 1811. tf.

the bar of Mr. tavern,Main a

green ; thebe good as return it

onas

a this

a into

pn one

i 11 1 s

lie

in

lea

he be

toonhp

m

on a

Ia

a

a 225 or

on

a atf

in state,

be

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Saline V

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to

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Part 2, 1, i4 or

, to this willand

A setts of tie of tbe lateRev.

OK SOUTHStreet in house

arrvmc mc wiu V.H41 atici- - ui uc auuior in a volsThomas's History of Printing

America.Containing an interesting biography of

an of newspapers,' a con-cise view of discovery progress so

art in other ofthe Gth vol. of

fAKE NOTICE. The Amerirnn Rcricr,.

the county of in the of October of Virginia Convention.next, we shall to said county court for Columhiadtn ,li,;n corder establishing a Tovm on the lands of engravings '

the subscribers, agreeable to.an act of assem-- . &, Stephens' edition of Shakespeare.bly, in such cases and provided; said 17 vols- - calf giltTown to be located and laid off, adjacent und Life ofNanoleon HonannrtP. in ".vol.. hvaround the premises by the

seat saidact of last assembly.

RichardDeye

15th,UP on the

of Hanging milesMARE old

on near thus (9)and star

her sorehead, g be-

fore me,

UP John Whitesides,near small

three years and aopraisedtoS--

j.24. 1811. t

4.1

many he has

thethtf

theirbe

shall flie

and

THEhasthe

5000500

TRACTS

inthe of

thecredit,

uattie,

the the

feetthis

hasthe

and

the

the negro, orany shall have

the with

with lawful

the legislature

tracts

the the

from tl ,.;,!

ones,annual

Subscribers woiktheir

CAROLINA.

with

prin'account

parts world.

Bath, monthBarlow'

an

made

by

Posted

mill,

3Per

Fork

last,

their

and part vol.

Main the and

in

fcMs andthe and

the the

the,:th

perb

she

the

the from

the

Van-Ess- .

History of England, 12yols.Gibbon's Rome, 8 vols.Washington's Letters to the American Con-

gress, written during the War.Bollmanon Bank:'.Tucker's Blackstone ' '

Call's ReportsDallas's dittoWashington's do.Lavves' Pleading '

Chaptall's Chemistry i--

Cullen's PracticeMedical LexiconDuncan's Dispensatory, Sx.

Together ivith a sewNew Novels, ;and other late

TAKEN UP by William M'Murtry, in thecounty of Scott, on Boyd's run, near Griffith'smeeting-hous- a sorrel MARE 7 years old,about i5 hands high, a bald face and 3 whitefeet, ho brands perceivable, appiaised to g 50before me

Samuel Finley.

FULLING MILL.

THE subscriber, grateful-t- his friends andfor former savours, wishes to

inform them that he has rented 5aml- - Scott'sEtillincaiill. on the town fork ofElkhoi 11. wheretin, advantage of a constant curient of waterwill enable him to carry on the Fulling businessmore to tne satisfaction 01 Ins customers, thanhe has heretofore done. Far the "convenienceof distant customers, he will attend at the Usualplaces of deposit, for the purpose of receiving

loths viz. At John Keisers, iexmgtoni atir. Patton's, post master at Paris; at 'Mr.

Mahony's in Geotgetown, on the 'first day oftne several courts in the towns aforesaid. Hewjll also uttend once a week to receive cloththat may beleft with Mrs. Raymond at hermill, which shall be returned dressed in a monthor five weeks at furthest, unless some accidentprevent it. The subscriber pledges himself tonis custpmers to exert the utmost ot His abili-ties in finishing sjjch cloth as may he commit-ted to his' care wilh neatness and speed. v

JOHN KENNEDY.November 26th, 1810.

REMOVAL.ASABLANCHARD,.

GOLD Ut SILVER SMITH,XNFORMS the public generally

shop to the corner of SI;ort andMill streets, opposite to Mrs. Russell's andDr. Fishback's, where he carrie on his busi-ness on a much more extensive scale and elegantstyle, Deing provided with workmen of thetirst aDinties. He will keep constantly on handa general assortment of Gold and Silver IVoth,which will be sold on the most moderate iimiSaddlers can be always furnished with silverand plated heads and cantels, &c.

He flatters himself that the prices snd nmi;ty of his work, added to his unremitted endeavours to please, will procure him at least anequal share of the custom of Lexington a.id itsvicinity. Orders from a distance will he at-tended to with the greatest punctuality anddispatch.Silver & tortoise mounted SPECTACLES,Large, small & long tortoise HAIR COMBS.

03 The highest price for old GOLD andSILVER.Lexington, Dec. 1, 1810. tf

Scott County, set.TAKEN UP by James Withers, living on

North Elkhorn, about one mile from George-town, one sorrel roan stud COLT, bald face,white mane and tail, nearhindleg white, abouthalf way up to bis ham, trots, about thirteenluuds high, two years old, neither docked norbranded, appraised to g 10. .Given tinder mvhand this 27th June, 18II.

F. Bradford.

IN AND OUT LOTS.WILL be sold at vendue to the highest bid-

der, on Wednesday the 20th day of Nov embernext, a number of IN LOTS, bounded on thewestof high street and near the lower endalso, a number of OUT LOTS, binding onWoodford road, and in the limits of Lesing-to- n.

Conditione and attention on the premisewill be given by THE' PRQPRIa. TOR.

Lexington, August 10, J811. tds

J'lPlT DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY from thesubscriber about theof July, a smart, likely, keen, active,

sensible fellow, named' DANIEL about iSyears old. yellow complexion, hea-vy and well made, somewhat of a down look,tho' never embarrassed.-- , He was raised in Pu-laski county by Mr James Smith, and I thirikit probable he is in the neighboihoodof Goosecreek Salt Works or the Salt-Pet- caves onRockcastle. The above reward will be givenis taken out of the state, or one half thereof istaken tn the state.

LEWIS COLLINS.Fayette county, August a6th. 8i 1. tf50c

TAKE NOTICE.THIS is to certifv that my wise POLLY

MORRESS has lest my bed and board with-out any just provocation. I therefore informall persons, that 1 am determined not to pay anyof her contracts whatever.

JOHN MORRESS.September 5,1811. 3t

Jessamine county.1 aken up by David Hoover,

living on Jessamine Creek about one mile he-lo-

Bartley's mills, a bay horsevvith a bobtail,some scars on bis side", about 7 years old, andabout 14 hands high Appraised to R 20this 28th dav of June, 18 lfr rJOHN METCALF, jr. j. Ic.- -

Clarke County.Taken up by Jease Baxter,

on the waters of Dewits Creek, in Clarkecounty, one.bay horse, judged to be r5 handshigh, and very old, fresh shod all round, nomains or Drands perceivable. Appraised to22 dolUrs 50 cents, 2Sth June, 1811.

A copy. Attest,D.BULLOCK, Clk.

Taken up by Elisha Wooldridgein Woodford county, 1 miles S. W. of Ver-sailles, about the 28th of May, a dark bayhorse, supposed tobe6years old, about 5 feethigh, no brands perceivable Appraised to

40 before me this 3d June. 1811CHARLES BUCK, j. p.

Jessamine County, May 1, 1811.JOHN SPRINGER, near Moses H. Walls's

ontheHickmanoadjtollsaBAY GELDING,14 hands high, 5 years old, a small-sta- inhissorehead, branded I. S.on the near shoulder,appraised to 20 dollars.

MORGAN BROWN.

. EDUCATION.

J. D. MANLEYBEGS leave toTetum his lincere thanks

to his 'friends and the public, for the sa-

vours already conferred on him ; reipect-ful-

informs them he intends to begin hisEVENING SCHOOL 011 Monday, the30th of this inft. -

Main Street, Sept. 7th 1811. tf.

JUST PUBLTSIIEDAND TOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,

THE FARMER'S

ALMAN-CK- ,

FOR THE TEAR 1812,, Merchants supplied .

LEE'sF.'lirir. Mi l'.KINF -- OhH

..l YORK.SOI D IN UEVllICKY II

JVahknitird "etitclWs StcfdI.i.X 1 G i l.N, AND

Dudley &'' 1 riqg's $lore -FHAKKVOR V VIZ.

Hamilton's EJixir,Hamilton's OrSnd RestorativeCorn Pbister-- ,

Itch Ointment,' Essence of Mustard,

Hahn's Anti-Billio- PillsHamilton's Worm Destroying

Lozenges.r A liberal discount allowed to druggistsand wholesale ptirch: sers.' Recommendations and cures of the above, tobe seen at the store of W. Mentt-lle- .

, iy March 4th, 1811.

STATE OF KENTUCKY,Fayette Circuit, as. August Court, 1 S I J .

Augustin Eastin, complainant,against ,

Thomas 'Harris's heirs and Joseph R Farrow '

Heirs and Representatives, defendants.IN CHANCERY.

THE heirs of Thomas Harris, deceased, whoare unknown to the complainant,!. John Roj stei1and Sally Rojster his wise, tate Sally ,

William Harris and Mary his wiff, late VaiyFarrow, Lucy Ciouch, late Lucy Frruw .

Flournoy and Judith his wise, late Judith Far-row, John Selman and Elizabeth his wise, Mid'Bernard Farrow, having sailed to appear ai.dans.wer the complainants, and it appeal. ng tothe satisfaction of the court that they are notinhabitants of this commonwealth, on the mo-ti-

of the complainant by his counsel, it isthat unless the said defendant do appear

hereand answer the complainant's bill on o be-

fore the first day of the next January term, thesame shall betaken as confessed against them,and it is further ordered that a copv of thii or.der be inserted in some auihorised public news-paper fct eight weeks successively, accordingtojlaw,

A Copy. Test,HUBBARD B. SMITH, d c p. c. c.

Aaron's linn, Montgomery Coui.ty, Kentuc,'",September 10th, I8I1.

RAN AWAY from the plantation of thesubscriber, last night, a neg o man called

ADA M, IModerately black, twenty.-i- x jears of sge,about site feet eight or nine incheS high, iih-- rslim nude, slow tjfspcechwhe.", spoken to, 1msa modest down look,veij common vvnliasmile, 'when pleased shews a sine st t of white tc tlihe isan artful insinuating ftlIovi,iw-..r- s his haircued, has different descnp'.ions ofooilm.g, ahe was brought from Fairfax cotintv , Virginialast fall, it is probable may make fr th teAgain, but that is very uncertain, as lie is vei--

fond of tlic black ladies, and it is rinor-'-that he is a genend courtier. Is t.iken in thecoun'y and brought hume I will give fivedo-lar- s.

Is taken nt of the county and thirtymiles from home,- 1 will give ten dollais andpay all reasonable .charges. Is taken out f-- ,.

state and brought home I will give tliirtyjall charges.

3t ALEX'u. SMIT

EJSTIN's PAMPHLETS ON TUDIVINE UNITY

FOR. SALE AT THIS OFFICE, Price 25 Cents

Mr. JAMS JlEJVJYEDYTake Notice

THAT I sh ill, on the 8th inst. attend atthe house of bnei Voting, Esq. in the inu-.t-

of Jessamine! between the hours of 8 oc ork i 1

the morning and 7 o'clock in the talake thedeposition of Richard Creas and su.i-dr- y

others to be read as evidence in the su''t inchancery in the Jessamine circuit court for ndivorce, wherein I am complainant and jou Medefendant.

ESTHER KENNEDY.September 9lh, IS 1 1. j St

PROPERTY FOR SALEOil EXCHANGE.

ASMAL.L tract of land, containinp aboutsituated on a boldcietk, and

having a good mill-se- in an excellent part ofthe country, is offered to the manu'acluringgentlemen of Lexington, as an eligible situa-tion foMhe crLction of works adaptrd to 'hemanufacture of Hemp, Coiin, &c This pio-pet- y

will be sold or erehanged fur a bnaUfarm, from one to sour miles fiom i.rxii'gion.For further particulars apply to the nrinter othin Gazette, or to JABEZ VrGUS.

Sept. 7, 1811. 3w

DANCING SCHOOL.

Mr. CIPRIANI having return-ed to Lexington, with a view of establishing-himsel- f

respectfully offers his services as aTeacher of the polite and graceful accomphsh-ment- of

DANCIWG, in all its various branch-- ,es. He has commenced his school in MrHustons house on main street those parentstor guardians who may be disposed to encourage him, may rely upon the strictest attention.Early application should be made as he intend"-to take only a limited number of ScholarsAt the end of each month an EXHIBITION,in the forenoon, and a BALL in the evening,

03 Terms Six Dollars per quarter,two of which must be paid in advance.

Tuition days Mondays & Thursdays ,from ten to twelve o'clock, for youmr Ladiesand Matters.

Mr. C. will attend Ladie3 or Gentlemen attheir own houses, and give private lessons inDancing.

(CF Should any gentleman 'wish ta lenrtithe art of FENCING or the BROADSWORD EXERCISE, Mr. C. will sive instruction.

September 2, i3ii."

for sale;.400 ACRES OF LAND,' in'JefTeson rrnn

ty, Kentucky, twelve miles aoove Louisville.on the Ohio river. Two thirds of said land isertile river bottom ; the balance is unland.The tract is well watered and timbered. Ageneral warranto" deed will be executed tothe j u "chaser. This land will be sold verylow tor cash f"i- piit'.c.ilars apply to Charles.Humphreys, L- -i j

an on the prtiiu '

Danville.

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to 7o'inr to t'.e si-s.rib- in

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