XXXCKiOQXXXK
bo. w. ttjoebRiBarber ty Fashionable Hair Dresser,
(Sign nt the HiqhlaSd Columns, Main street,Lexington, Ky., nearly opposite the Phoenix
tiotei,;10NTINUES all branches of the business in
his usual fashionable and tasteful style.From his long experience, having made the
the tonsorian art his study, and perfec-
tion in its practice his aim, he feels confident, thatthe most fastidious, will acknowledge themselvesgratified with his performance, as being all theycould reasonably desire.
Though his business has much increased sincethe public have become well acquainted with thecomforts he offers, yet gentlemen need not sear
that on that account they will be neglected, erobliged to wait, for he has employed competentand obliging aid in every part of the establish-
ment, and gives to the oversight of the whole, hisown constant personal attention.
He has iu6t received the latest Philadelphia andNew York Fashions for HAIR DRESSING,both for Gentlemen and Young Misses; and tehis pan of the business will give his particular in-
dividual attention.To the philosophical among his patrons, he
would say, that, is desired, he will cut the hair soas to exh bit phrenologically the ntellectual
and moral character.G. W. T. has uist received a large Assort
ment of FANCY ARTICLES, consisting ofCosmetics, Slocks, Combs, Collars, Uernia.uPipes, Siamese Musical Siiuff .Boxes, (a superiorarticle), Magnetic Fish, and Geese, Soaps, antit4,tiitlUf of Hair Brushes, Tooth Tfaiiiniii Pait-de-
Gentlemen aed Ladies' Pocket Beeks'andJPrses, Gent'emen and Ladies Suspenders, a sine
assortment of Ladle1 Hair Work, Wigs and ToPieces (assorted colour',) sine Razors and Straps,Children's Toys of every description, Tea setts,fcc, a sine assortment of Playing Cards, Backgammon Boards and Ches'men? also Tapers anJLucifer Matches, some sine Ha anna Cigars, Ca-
vendish Tobacco and Snuff, Ward's VegetableHair Oil, Indian Oil and Indian Die, for color-
ing red and grey hairs a beautiful blackrwithouinjury to skill or hair, and other articles too nu-
merous to mention.G. W. T. has a mode of operating upon the
head neculiailv his own. which gives undissemblerisatisfi.ctinii to those who submit their teal eflJAousU to his magic manipulations, brighteningup the summer evening dullness of the wearied,and smoothing the wrinkles on the brow of careNo description can do it jusliae it must be fnciito be appreciated.
In the rear of the Toilette Saloon the atteniittef Ins customers is attracted by the spacious,
healthful, and luxunous
Mediterranean Baths,which gave gave general satisfaction last year,but which have since undergone a thorough repair
nil improvement; and are now ready to admintsler cold, warm, tepid, or salt Baths, from 5 o'-
clock, a, mi. to to 10 p, m.Inregarlro his whola Establishment, he in-
vites the citizens of Lexington and visite.s to calland extend the patronage, already sohbera'ly be-
stowed upon him, for which they shall have hithanks and his best exertions to please.
May 24, 1836. 27-- tf
WANTED Two Apprentices to the Barber-in- g
and Hairdressing Business. Youths from ISto 15 and 18 years, who can come well reeom-trende-
will be preferred.G. W. TUCKER.
fJj-T- he Observer & Reporter and Intelligen-cer will add the above to G. W. T's advertise-ment already in their papers.
DOCTORS CROSS AND JOUETT,RAVING settled in the city of Lexington,
services to the public asThysicians, Surgeons and Accoucheurs.
Dr . Cross begs leave to remind the public, thatwhile in Europe, under the great masters of theart, he paid particular attention to the subject ofLITHOTRIPSY, and now proposes to relievethose afflicted with Stone or Grivcl, by an operation, in which no cutting instrument is employed,and wnichis also, comparatively, des'itute of bothvain and danger.
Office Mam street, immediately above Bren-nan- 's
Hotel.Lexington, April 16, 1836. 15-- tf
LAND FOR SALE.npiHE Subscriber offeis for sale the TRACTJL OF LAND, upon which he now resides,
one and a quarter miles east of Nicholasville, con-taining 130 Acres, all enclosed under goodfence; forlyor fifty acres Wood Land; a sineyoung Orchard; a never-sailin- g Sprihg; comfort-able Dwelling and good out Buildings.
Persons wishing to purchase would o well toall immediately , as the subscriber intends selling
rhe first good offer. W. T. MILES.May 12, 1836 90-- tf
NOTICE.CIRCUMSTANCES having transpired,
forme to consu-niat- e
an intended partnership with Inecrsan LMcClelland for the construction of the stone workat the Cliffs, on Kentucky river: The businessin iutuie will be conducted in their names, andthey will be responsible for all contracts and busi-ness connected with this woik from the commence-ment to the close of their operations.
Their characters as contractors, and iheir bust- -mess habits will , no doubt, sufficiently recommendmem to me company ana me piiouc
JAMES COOK,Afirtl 3J,--1- I- I -- DiyUm Dm HeraU.
DAILY STAGE, FOR CINCINNATI.
THE stages on the direct route fromto Cincinnati, will leave the office at
Drenans every day at 3 o'clock P. M. and arrivenext morning at 10; Leave Cincinnati everymorning by six and arrive same evening by 10,sixteen hours from port to port, fare six dollars,this route is perhaps as pleasant to travel as any :the roads are now sine, the teams. narh. anddrivers are not surpased any where, drivers ofkill and entirely of sober habits; teams well
broke and perfectly safe; coarhes new and of.pieasant size and in no ease will more than ninepusengers be admitted inside, no accident having on, this route during the season sofar, ishe only assurance we offer of the disposi-tion ofvthe propnetors to do their duty,, to giveumvresal satisfaction and receive that patronage
ch the public may think proper to bestow..jiRwATT 6AINES, Proprietor,.T July 5, 1836.-3- ms
will innrt 3ny and ehasg PfcG.
IHWAMITtE CIRCUIT, Ec, AprTerm, 1836.
Jxses Shield, CompluoantCgllzl
William PaiCE's Heirs, &c. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.THIS day came ihe Complainant by his coun-
cil and on tii motion and it appearing to the sat-
isfaction of the Court that the Defendants, GeorgeWithers and Martha, his wise, the unknown heirsofMerryman C Bradshaw ana r.nz, ms wiir,John Haydon and Mary, his wise, Winfrie E.Price, the nnknown heirs of Napoleon J Puce,John W. Price, Peter Withers and Evelina, his
wise, Joseph Hughes aud Cassandra, his wise,Samuel Hughes and Mary, his wise, Ste-
phens and Polixeney, his wise, David Dale and
Louisa, his wise, the unknown heirs of SpencerClark and Betsy, his wise, William Homes andSusan, his wise. Joseoh Drake and Martha his
wise, the unknown heirs of Mary Bradshaw, dee'd.Hatchy and Sally, his wise, American
Kirtley and Milte-- Kirtley, William L. Martinand wise are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth and having sailed to answer the Complt'sbill agreeably la law and the rules of this Court- -it
is therefore ordered that unless they the saidDefendants do appear here on or before the
first day of the next .Ally teim o'this Court andanswer the Complainant's bill, the same shall betaken for confessed against them : and it is furtherordered, that a cepy of this order be inserted in
some authorised newspaper of this State, for twacalendar months in succession.
A Copy lest, D. B. PRICE, clkjec11-- By John Fletcher, d c
DENTISTRY.
R. HARRIS, Dentist, informs the citizens ef Lexington, that he has returned to
i l e i . .w- - nun? Mivme Lliv, cum may uu luunu ai irie ruixjiiivHOTEL, (Room No. 6) where he will be happyto receive the calls of such as may desire his pro
services. He will remain in the city fora sew weeks only. March 4, '36. 9 Is
"TEXAS."T.V PRESS, and will shortly be published, andJL for sale at the beokstoies, nt the In'elligenceroffice, "Txas," eeinr a Historical ideographicaland descriptive work, of Three hundkid pactsduodecimo, by
MRS. MARY AUSTIN HOLLEY.. . : : : : . $1 50
i.x. nay ju, ioju.
--WAT CAR.
A CAR will leave MIDWAY every morningat7 o'clock, and returning, will leave
Liexington every afternoon at 5 o'clock.CHAS LEWIS,
Master of Trausportatien.June 16 30-- tf
The Day is Fixed.
ON Me 21 st July, xhemosl magnificent schemedrawn in the Uuited States, will be de-
cided. Tickets will soon be scarce, and earlyapplication should br mare te
JOHN G. GRAHAM,Louisville, Ky., or
New Albany, Ind.Where all erders by mail receivo the same atten-tion as personal application.
Alexandria Lottery,Class 2,Scheme consisting of only 7140 Tickets.
"RIZE$25,000; $10,000: $7,500; $4,000; $2,930;
$2,000; 2 of $1,500; 31 of $500,31 r$300; 31 of $200, he.
Tickets $50 no Shares.
Virginia Lottery, Class 4,For the town of Wheeling, to be drawh at Alex-
andria, Ya ,on Saturday, the 23d July.SO HEM C:
$30,000 r $10,000: $8,000: 4,000:$3,000: $2,500: 100 of $1,000111
10 of $500 : 20 of $300 . 84 of 200, &cTicket only $10 Shares in proportion.
A variety of Schemes are being drawn constan-tlyTickets varying fro-- $5 to $10. The Nosare received in Louisville eight days from the dateof the drawing and forwarded immediately toall ustomtrs. Do not forget to address
JOHN G GRAHAM,Louisville, Ky ,or
June 22 -3-2-tf New Albany, Ind.
PAINTING.THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
citizens of I jexmston and viciniiv. thaihe is readv to execute all orders in the ahnv hi.sniess nun neatness ana on the most reasonableterms.
HOUSE PAINTING,neatlv executed in dll IIS rarmn.hranrli.c hrtir.OUt Slirl inside. InsiHp nainlm. Hnn. .n l...slor dead colors and washing inside walls in distemper coinrs; warranted not to rub off,
SIGN PAINTING.All orders for plain, gold, or ornamental signs,
thankfully received and punctually attended to.Also,
IMITATION OF FANCY WOODS.AND MARBLES;
Paner Hanffinp and f.andsrrine naintincr nn unlleor sire boards, in oil or distemper colors: clean-ing and varnishing all kinds of Oil Paintings
painting and gilding Piciuie Frames;Japannmgs ana Polishings; Transparent Win-dow Blinds or Fire Scraens nainteH . nilrtinor nnHGlasing, Cutting Glass to Frames or elsewhere;i ransierring engravings to Ladies' Work Koxes,
or elsewhere, as may ie requested together withsuch various other kinds of work, as may he call-ed so'.
Tho Subscriber is recently frnm theCitvnlNew York, where he has haH sprpml , nr...rience in the above branches, he therefoie thinkshimself competent to execute allordersin hislinet the entire Satisfaction ns Ihnse whn mav favnrhim wth a call. Is he should not be able-tog(- e
sansiaction to those, who may employ him, therewill be no charge made whatever, he therefore,hopes to receive a share of public- - patronoge.
His Shop, until further nonce, is-- Mr. J.Beach's Coach Repository, on Main streeuf
JAMES ANDREWS."it B All Orders fm the rnnnlru thanlr full w rn.ived and promptly attended to.
Lexington, June iil, 1836 32-- 4t
FRESH FLOUR.ALOTofsupenor Familj Flour, with m
barrels and half barrels toStilt DUrchasers. Icunt rnntlamli. n t.,J i
"ale by R. LONG. MilLst.Lex. July 4. 1836.
SftftBiKRELS ofood Sose eek saltv No. 1. togethei with an excellent as-sortment of (he very best Family Groceries forsale by R. LONG, Mill-st- .
Lex. July 4, 1836.
tftodfoBOTTLES of superior Old PottiWLP Wine do. do. d.300Madana,No 1.
for sale by R. LONG, Mill ,1.Lwu Jiily 4, 1836 UG-a- m.
- .ILL NEW.subscriber grateful tohu friends and tl
THE generally for past savors, wcmld res- -
r.Al., ininrm fhpm flint, m ftpr hnvintr beetl en
eaeed in manufacturing Tobacco for Jhe last IDj i l 1I- -J - yncon.i.ni nsyears, ne nas uei uiuiciiciie in wiiat.Ljiv.n.-
the scarc.ty of leas Tobacco, to change in some
..d.it Sk hninp)t. Tie has therefore lust re- -
ceived ani will keep constantly on hand a com
plete assortment ot
rRESIl GROCERIES;A pan of which i as sollows:
50 Sacks COFFEE,30 Barrels No. 3 MACKEjJEL, fresh 183510 Boxes Fresh Blown Rbisius,
6 Drums Figs, first qualit,2 Barrels of first rate strained floney,2 Barrels Chesnuts, first quality
A complete asorlmentof SHOES& B007'S,superior quality,
t n...n VVillnw ftfnrWt nakpts. of assorted
sues, Allspice, Ginger, Pepper, Indigo, Shot;Also, a rarreis oi nrsi quani) jjil- o-- na Ft A rnmnlete assortment of GROCE
RIES, of all kinds, will be kept constantly on
hand, low lor Uasn, or nne L.eai moarco.frt-- The highest price will be given lor iro--
fnnv in fiftv thousand pounds of Tobacco in the
leas, of a first rale quality.KUULIU till. A I .
N. B Tobacco and Segais kept constantly on
hand as usual.Lexington Jan 1, 1836 tf glr
MONEY LOST.DOLLARS REWARD. Lost in5jftffh the town of Frankfort, on the mor-
ning of the 4ih inst , between Weisiger's tavernand the bead of Ihe inclined plane, a sealed pack-e- l
containing THREE THOUSAND DOL-LARS, in $50 notes of the Bank of Kentucky,probably all payable at Ihe mother Bank at Louisville. The envelope was sealed, and ihe notesdoubled in the middle, and as ell as recollected,endorsed on the envelopement as sollows: "$3000to pay a note in the Lexington BianchBank,drawn by Smith & Keats, or George Keats, to thernerof John Brand, Esq."The above reward will be paid to any person
who will deliver said package to Col. Peter Dud-
ley, in Frankfort, to Messrs Smith & Keals, inLouisville, or to myself in Lexington.
Banks and others may help to ihe discovery bytaking notice of whom they receive notes of theabove description.
D. A. SAYRE.Lexington, Ky. Feb. 10, 1836. mar. 19-1-
Emporium of Fashion.Gentlemen's Outfitting and Furnishing
Establishment.
T. RANKIN,MER CHANT TAILOR,
MAIN-S-t. LEXINGTON, KY.announce to his friends and theWOULD generally , that he is now receiving
a full and complete assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS & VESTINGOf the latest fashions, together with an extensivevariety of Gentlemen's, Youth's and Children'sready made Clothes, of cloth and summerwear,with every description of Fancy Articles in hisline, rather superior to any thing offered in thismarket. They weie bought in the East wilhgreat care, fur Cash, and will be sold low for thesame material. The cloth'es were manufacturedexpressly for himself, and are warranted to be inthe height of the fashion, and in the best manner
SHIRTS.Linen, Cotton and Silk, Shirts; Plain
and Ruffled tsosom Gingham do.; Col-
lars, iSfc.
WALKING CANES.Fancy, Sword, Whalebone and Gold
Tipped Walking Canes.TAILORS' SHEARS, see.
HeiniscK's improved Tailor's Shears,Trimmers, Small Points and Barber'sShears.
STOCKS, &c.A new style of Stocks and Silk s.
FROCKS AND PANTS.Super Silk Frocks and Pants for
Youths and Children.DRESS AND F.ROCK COATS, &c.
Super Bombazine Dress and FrockCoats and Pants.
SUMMER CLOTHING, &c.Morning Gowns, and Summer Clothing
of all varieties.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES ANDVESTINGS,
Which he will make up to order, in the'mostathwnabte and best style of workmanship.
Urders from a distance shall be promptly attend-ed to. Thankful for the-- very liberal patronageheretofore received, he solicits a continuance ofthe same.
07-T- he Fashions, punctuality and neatnessof work, shall be faithTuMy attended to.
Lex. April 26, 1836 17-l- m
JUST RECEIVED,DBLS. Mackeiel , No. 2.4,000 lb. Bacon, (to be sold from one
lb to a thousand )1 Hogshead superior quality SUGAR
R. GRAY.Corner of Limestone and Water sreels,
Brennan's Hotel and the upper end of themarket house.
April 23, 183-6- 16 is
JABEZ BEACH.AT his Coach Depository opposite General
Comb's, on Main street, respectfully informsthe citizens of Kentucky, that he has now on theway , and expects to receive, about the middle ofMay, a splendid assortment of
CARRIAGES,Manufactured expressly for him, in New Ark, N.Jetsey, consisting of Coaches, barouches, bug'gies, &C. &c. His customers may bo assured,that the Carriages are made ?f the best materials,and in the first style of Elegant and Substantia)Worxmanship.
J. B will keep S number of hands--n his shop,and is at all times ready to repair Carriages, andhas no doubt of giving entire satisfaction to hiscustomers.
Lexington, April 30, 183617--t- f
FOR SATiK. A half league of land, inColony, 1 cxas , very eligibly situa-
ted on Dick's or Dickson's Creek, a navigablestream, emptying into Galvastnn Bay, at whosemouth the town of Powhatan is laid out, com-
manding a sine harbor. The above tract wastelecled for the proprietor by persons familiar withevery league in the Colony it consists ns a m
of prairie and timbered land, and is the finestthat can be, for the culuation of Cotton orSuear.all conditions having been fulfilled, and expensespaid. It is recommended to persons disposed 10emigrate to Texas, as saung much trouble, expense and delay. Inquire at this office.
Lex Aug 27, 1835 Si-- if
NOTICEA T a meeting of the board of Directors of"the
i. Lexington Fire, Life and Marine InsuranceCompany," it was resolved, that a call of FIVEDOLLARS perhaie be made on the stockhold-ers, payable On tfiV first Monday in June next.
A. O NEWTON, Secretary,Lex. F L and M Ins Co
(&- - FOR SALE. C0TaB iX iJHE well known uiree story BttliKMO ii HOUSE on Main street. occupied
formerly by Morrison and Bradley, and at presentby Iers Isles and Wright as a Dij Giodbtore.This extens.ve property, 30 feet from, runningback to Water slrbet opposite the Ril RoadWa'ehouse, contains a brick Slabl, Carnagehouse and other buildings; forming altogethe- - amost valuable possession for stores ami family residence- - For terms apply at my residence on thepremises. LUCY D GATEWOOD.
Lexington, May 19, ' 36 22-- tf
JUST RECEIVED,LOT ns SUPERIOR FLOUR, manufac-turedA by I. W Smiih expressly for family
use warranted superior For sale byJOHN W, HUN I'& SON.
iexingun, Maj 16, 1836 22-2- m
FIRE!"CO) ISKS of Insurance will be taken by tne Lex-Jl1i- V
inalon Fire, Life and Marine Insuianceagainst Fire, on Buildings or Furniture in town orcountry. Specifications in writing, to be lestwith the subscriber.
A O NEWrON,ScreaiLexington, May 13, '36-22- -tf
REMOVAL.CABINET SHAKING.
siBiSJfcgp,,, fTTIHE subscriber' respect- -3 Ju. sully informs his old
customers, and the public gen- -IP"' S "3 -- " I rf MeralK, that he has rlmoved
his CABINET SHOP andnZL EU-- r ij 'Dwelling House to the stand
tff "' CTlrifnrmerly occupied by J. JUJJ 1U--VSheridau, on Main Street,immediate! opposite the Masonic Hall, wheieall articles in his line of business can be had onshort notice and good terms He invites all wish-
ing to purchase to call upon him.
VANNOY'S PATENT BEDSTEADSmade to order on shoit nonce.
JOSEPH M1LWARD.Lexington, Dec. 12, 1835 2-- tf
NEW STORE:(No. 4, Cueapside between Pr, Wnl- -
ace s book blore and J. 1). SwiftWholesale Grocery,
THE subscrber would respectfully inform hisand the public generally, that he
has just received from the City of New York , acomplete assortment of
Dry Goods.suitable for the present season; and having formed an agency in that City, to purchase and importhis goods, he will be able to sell at very reducedprices, for cash. His assortment consists, in part,of the following articles:
Super Blue Cloths; Black doViolet do; Brown doCourt Brown new styleInvisible Green; Polish doBottle do; Pea doLondon Smoke, Bronze doCadet Mix; Silver Grey
Single milled Cassimere ; Double doSuper Blue and Black do cheapAbbolsford Plaid new stylelirilr Ii. rlmiKlo .nrl .innl. miliar!Ribbe"n Cassimere do, and do with every other
description.Super VestingsSuper Super Satins English and FrenchAnd Summer Vestings of every description,
qualitv, and priceBombazines and 1 hibet Cloths, cheaper than
eieroffered in the Cuy, and of SUPERIORQUALITY.
HATS, BOOTS, AND SHOES,E3T qualitv; Prunella, Morocco, and Is id
Pumps;Umhrellas. Collais, Bosoms, iStocks, Cravats,d Pocket Handkerchiefs.Fine fig'd Satins, Silks, and ShawlesPlain SilksPainted Muslins, and French ChintzFrench, English, and Domestic Prints
. Fine Plaid MucinsFigured Swiss, Jaconet, and Book MuslinsDimityFnrniture Prints, and Drapery MuslinBleacned, Brown, and Plaid doCotton Osnaburgs, (a heavy article for negro
shirting.)
LADIES' SHOES.White, Black, and Blue Satin, French Moroc-
co, Kid, and Kid lined Prunnella,Bonnets, rarasols, Gloves, and Hosiery 01 eve-
ry description.
Together with a full and complete assortment of
Fancy Articles,in his line.
J. T, FRAZER.P. S Arrangements are made to receive New
Goods every sixty days. Merchants from thecountry are respectfully inv.led to cal1, as theycan be supplied at Now York wholesale prices,with carriage.
Lexington, Ky.. May 27, 1836 25-- tf
KENAWHA SALT.
A LOTof No 1, KENAWHA SALT, justreceived and for sale by
JUUN W I1UJN T S SON.Lexington, May 18. 22-2- m
Stimulating Liniment No. 1,AN IIUTROVEMENT OF JTWETl'S STISIULATIISG
LIVIMKNT, NO 2,Manufactured and sold by M. L Lewis, whole-
sale and retail.HIS LINIMENT is celebrated for itssoothing and stimulating qualities, to those
who are in pain. It has i decided advantageover all other Liniments known, as it is not sovolatile, there is a body to it which keeps the ar-
ticles of stimulant fiom esr aping fioin the system,and when the absorbant essels lake up the
Liniment, it puts the system intoaction, anrl then the covering is thrown off, andperspiration makes its appearanre.
1 he soil env me certificate will show to the reader, what has been done with Hie above aiuclc,towards relieving mose who have used it, whowore sorely afflicted wilh pain.
We, the undersigned, having used Dr. Lewis'sLiniment, believe it to be as good as is recom-mended..
Dr. J R. CUNNINGHAM.Dr. WM CONS 1 ANT,Dr. WM. M. GUEFIN,Dr. C. N. LUSK.
The above Lnumeii),& a general assortment ofBOTANIC MEDICINLS for sale at THEBOTANIC DRUG SI ORE, Main Crossst.
II T. N BENEDICT, Agent.H. T. N. Benedict continues to devote his
time to the Botanic Practice of Medicine.Just received, A p. Cayenne f- Gum Myrh,and
Pulv. Slip. Elm, of superior qualitwII T. N. BENEDICT, Agl.
J.exinglon, June 5JI sw
WANTED TO HIRE.NURSE, 14 or 15 years of age. Enquireat the Kentucky Gazette Office.
July 14. 3T-- 2t I
NE&7 GOODS FOR 1836. u
SAMUEL ROBINSON S? CO.Are now receiving their
cppTwr: Xr HMafi7.i7 normsJ A It A J.1 VJ wu v i ux " v v v s sw J
CCOMPRISING a veiy general assortment ofJ nearly every vauetj of Fancy and Staple
Articles, usually kept in Dry Good Houses;which are a rhoice lot of Cloths anH
meres ; Men and Boys' Summer Goods, ilais andLrtiniea DOimcis, uuuis nun cutieswaie, Queenswate, and China in Vei and Dinner
- P.- - Tk. ... .f..M ....Sell, r.)cri.t-3- t at-- . nc icci,iiuiij iiiviiciheir t nslomers and friPiids to call nJ examine.
nprii m . jooo
MAYES S; BLANCH ARD.
"ffUDGE M A YES & HORACE f. BLAN-Qj- ?
CHARD, having associated themselves inIhe practice of the LA W, in the Fayette CircuitCourt, will attend lo all business entrusted toIheir care with zei.1 and promptitude.
Lexint'"!', March 4, 1836 D- -tf
NEWFURNITURE WARE P.OOIME.
OTnilE undersigned, recen'l) from Cincinnati,Ll haing increased iheir stock of Furniture,
have the pleasure 01 ollering a large assortment,end will endeavor to keep such a supply as will en-- 1
able their customers to furnisn themselves on asshort nonce and as favorable terms as elsewhere.!
Thev have row on hand and will continue to man-- 1
ufacuire the following
'V'jmTtt d'UJi.tsUJiiiua, variousf" ...-'--, r,Dressing Bureaus do do
'I ables do doCentre " do doPier u do dor ir -1 1 Cnclnsed Stands do
Is JJ JU V Mahogsn Dining, Breakfasi,Extension, HaH and Sideboaid 1 ables;
SOFAS, Spring Seal;Mahogany Chairs;Boston Rocking Chairs, do; Easy do;Bed Steps , Patent Beadsteads, on an improved
plan, tried and approved; ilh all other ar-
ticles in their line.ft" They aie prepared lo attend to Funeral
callsAn arrangement has been made for a supply of
Easterh made I'l AW U ruillLB,for sale.
fj"Just received, as a sample, one of Swift'sIron-fmnt- Patent Elastic Cushion-hamme- r
PIANOS Also, a second-han- d Piano for sale or
rent. ATHOS. W. POWELL,HORACE E DIMICK,
Jnidan's Row, 5th door from Main St.
Lexington, April 3C, 1836 17-- tf
NEW SPRING AND SUMMEi.GOODS, FOR 1836.
rEpilE Subscriber is now receiving and openingJL al his store. Main street, a large and hand
some assortment of French, English and Ameri-
canSTAPLE AND FANCY GOODS;
Such as are usually offered in this market. Heinvites his friends and the public generally, tn
call and examine his stock for ihrmselves all olwhich he intends to sell as low as any other housein the city. JOHN SHROCK.
april 16, 1836 15-- tf
New Grocery Store.CURTIS J. SMITH
OULD respectfully inform his friends andthe nnhtir rrenerallv. that he has taken
lha stand on Main street, lately occupied by TKankin, a lew floors Deiow mennaii's noiei, anuimmediately opposite Miss Susan Cook's Board-
ing House, where he has and intends keeping on
hand a gereral issorlment of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,as good and as cheap as can be had in the city.Families or dealers supplied by the quantity at thewholesale prices.
N. B. A large supply ol measures, hall Dusn-el- s,
pecks and half pecks, sealed, on hand and for
sale.May 12, 183G 20-- tf
New Grocery Store.
THOMAS P SHROCK,OULD respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that be has takenthe well known stand, lojmeny occupied y u.Tavlor as a Confectionary Store, and immediately opposite D Laudeman's Saddler's Shop, wheiehe has , and intends keeping on hand a general
of
FRESH FAMILY
rScSPUEsn GROCERIES,mB TEAS. asgood and as cheap as can be
1 g J had 111 the citv. He also intendskeeping an assortmant ns COR
DIALS and WINES, by the bottle or gallon.Also, an assortment of CANDIES, ic.
JUST RCCCIVED,BBLS SUPERFINE FLOUR,(ot sale for cash.
Lexington, June 27. 33 lm
J. B. JOHNSONAKES pleasure in returning his thanks to his
fnei ds and Ihe nublic, lor the liberal patronage extended to him for the last ten years, andwould respeclfullj inform Ihem, that he has takeninto oartnership Mr Henky Crumbaugh, whowillgjve hisiindivinec aueniion loine snop 1 nebusiness will ne conducted and known under thefirm of JOHNSON Sc CKUMUAUUti.
m itep'-Ji-K
! 1 IIP
JOHITSON & CnuaiBAUGHHave on hand a sine assortment ofSAJ
DLES, Iron band Leather TRUNKS, a fiistrate article, English Bridle Leathers, Singleand Double, of the best quality; together with agood assortment of all other articles usually keptfy Saddlers, which they offer al a reasonable pro-fit.
Shop opposite Brennan's Hotel, Lexingtoi, Ky'May 5, 1836 18-3- m
RENOVATING, SCOURING, TAIL-ORIN-
AND SILK DYING BUSI-NESS.
fTMHE unrlersmne.i would inform the cm tensE3 ns l.fiv inii Inn urti-- l 1I10 nnhlin nonoritlt. ilia
he has opened a shop for RENOVATING,SCOURING audi AILORING BUSINESS,on Main street, opposite Biennan's Hotel Heassures those who may feel disposer! to pationizehim, th-i- t he will spare no pains to give sttisfac-tin- n
in all cases His unrk will he done in iheverv best manner, and on the lowest terms.
JOHN riSHER.Lex. My 12, 1S36 20-2- m
CANDY'S U HOLES LE PORTER,CIDER ESTABLISHMENT- Corner of Mam anr1 Limestone streets, Lex-nglo-
KvJune IC 10 lm
HALF A MILLION OF SHINGLES,
3G09ooo, Sg'les1:200,000 Common do, just received and it
be sold rit the Market price, or delivered in Leington at the usual or customary inrnage.
Persons wanting lopoichase, will please appljto JOSLPH D SWIFT, in Lexington, andIheir order will be promptly filled .
JNO B McILVAINE.Maysville, May 23, 183 624 tf Lex. InU
TO PRIMTaRB.E. WHITE Sf WM. IIAGER
HTJESPrCTFULLY inform the Printers or&& the United States, lo whom they have been
individually known as established Letter Founders, that the) hae now formed a copartnership insail Dusiness, ano irom their uniteri skill and exleusne experience, they hope lobe able lo givesatisfaction lo all who may savor them with theiforders
The introduction of machinery in place of thetedious ajio urhealthy process ns casting type byhand, a desideratum by the European foundeis,was by American ingenuity and a heavy expendllure of time and money on the part of our seniorpartner, first successfully accomplished. Exten-sive usenf ihe machine cast letter has sully testedand established its superiority in every particularjver those cast by the old process.
The Letter Foundry Business will hereafter bocarried on by the parties before named, under theffirm of While, Ilager, & Co 'Iheirexhibits a complete series from Diamond to Sixtysour lines Pica The book and news lype bem$in ihe mosi moderate light and style.
While, llaeer & Qg , are ngeuts for the sale ofSmith am' 1 ust PinJling Press, which they cafurnish their ci einmeis at manufacturer's prtCtft
Chases, Cases, Composng Slicks, Ink, and tr"ery article u'er' i i the Priming Business, kept sosale an I furnished on short nonce. Old type'taken in echan-- e for new at nine cents per nound
N B Newspaper proprietors who will give1the above Ihree insertions, will be entitled to Fiveruonars in such articles ai they select from outspecimens.
E. WHITE & W. HAGER.New York, Oct. 1, 183548- -
CABINET SHOP.THE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
sof Lexington and its vmnnv iimhe has just completed a thorough repair ofhis shop,and is now ready to wait upon his customers withanything in the Cabinet line. He will, al tneshortest nonce, be able to furnish COFFINS ofall sizes ana nescnptions. He has a NEWHEARSE for l'ie belter rnnur-nip- nfiUcitizens. His present stock of CABINETw u It. K is now, and will be kept equal to anyin the Westein Country. His shop is on the cor-ner of Short and Limestone streets, diagonally op-posite the Jail, and hlS famifv rPClrtonno i. .n tl,.two story brick adjoining. By a strict attention laousiness, ne nopes lo receive a share of public patronage. J. tlJKlJNUTON.
March 10, 1835. 10-6- m
LEXINGTON BRANCH BANK OfKENTUCKY.
THE regular discount daj, will be on Tuesmorning of each week, and Notes aor
Bills offered must he deposited in Bank on aepspreceedingthe discountday.
WILL S. WALLER.CajW.July 8, 1835 27-- tf
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.
DR. S. C. TROTTER,HAVING purchased the
of DRUGS of the lateT. L Smith, solicits a continuanceof the custom of tne house. His stock.
of medicines being very complote is prepared ttrsell low. Wholesale dealers will find it their in-terest to call. '
put up with care.Cheapside, Lex apnl2, 1836 13-3- ra
Obs & Rep. 3 mos.
M. E. BROWNING & COaWAVING purchased of Caleb Worley, hisS3. tockor MERCHANDIZE, which
is extensive and well assorted, now offer 11 Whole-sale and Retail, on as fair and reasonable terms aslike goods can be bought in any market u est of themountains. They are resolved 10 spare no painsto accommodate and please those who may savorthem with a call. To the old pationsMif thehouse, they look n ith much confidence, and soliciti continuance of their custom, from whcih it is.hoped a mutual benefit and satisfaction will be de-rived.
CALEB WORLEY, navirjg sold histock ofto M.E BUO WNING k. es
great pleasure in recommending 10 his oldcustomers and patrons, a continuance of their rieal-n- g
wall bis successors, at the old stann , oppositethe upper end of the Public Square. He would atthe same time veiy sincerely return his thanks forthe 1 beral patronage extended to him during hiscontinuante in busmss. It is his wish asspeedilyas possible tc close his business, and he hopes thatallthose who have open accounts will call andclose ihem by note or payment without delay.
Lex June 15, 1835 24-- tf
CAREY'S LIBRARYOF
CHOICE LITER, ATTIREf.IfAS now completed its first Six Months of
and the publisheis offer the fol-lowing works in teslimonv ns the fulfilment of thepromises made to the public in ihe
"""original pros-pec'- us.
Life of Sir James Mackintosh, by his son.Kincaid's Rifle Brigade.Characteristics of Hindostan, by Miss Roberts-U- ne
111 a thousand, by G P . R. James.Kienzi, Dy ,. L, lltilwer.Random Recollections of ihe House of Com-
mons .
The Second Volume has commenced uilh Se-lections from T he Dramas of Joanna Baillievand Confessions and Crimes, or PosthumousRecords of a London Clergyman a woik resem-bling in stvle. and suunoseH in hp hir ft... c.nr. ...ihor, as the celebrated Tales from the Diary of a'ruvsicuu.
The First Volume can be furl wmni. ,v,il,n,,tsubsciibmg to the worn, upon the remittance of52 50 to the publishers.
The Librart is nubhsherl wop&ttrTwenty imperial ouavo pages, and the LlteiaryAdvertiser, which accompanies it, sour pages, anilis bound up at the end of every volume. Pricerc annum, in tfUVance, O.
Address, E. I. CAREY Sc A. HART.Or, LOUIS A. GODEY.
Philadelphia.C L UB B ING.
A remittance of Five Dollars will command"Ihe first volume ns the Library and the MarryalfNovels, comp'ete in 8 numbers, containing PeterSimple Jacob Fauliful Pirete and Three Cu-ttersKing's Own Newton Forester Pacha ofMany 'I ales and Japhet in Search of his Father
orI irsl Volume of Library aud Lady's Book.Miy 21,183623
TheBarrj MonumentALL those gentlemen ho hold subscription
or lunds, for the election of the aboveMonument, will be good enough to return themimmediately to John Noiton, Esq , ihe Treasur-er ns the Maj 23, 18J6 22-- tf
OME OR TWO APPRENTICES,f!Tl learn the Art of Printing, will be takenJi. boys between the ages of Hand 10 would
be prafe.rnd. Lsxington, March 5 -- 9 tf.
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