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New Series No. 17. Vol. II. K. -- APiilL UEXJLNGTOIS, MONDAY, 22, 18 i6. iVol. 30. THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE M PUBLISHED IVEUI MOHDAT M0KHIJJ0, BT P. BRADFORD, Jr. ft Too Dollars per annum, paid in advance, or inree Dollars at List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at Lexington, April 1st, 1S1C, which, is not taken outbe-for- e three months, will be sent to the Gene- ral Post Office as dead letters : Atkinson Richard Armstrong Andrew II. Anderson John A S 2 Abernathy Richard L. Aitkin Robert 2 Alexander Wm. Admiral Benjm. Allen M John Amiss William Abercrombie John J. Bidin William Brown Abram E. Barr Robert 2 Buckner William Beatty J. or D. Spun 3 Baird Martha Brehra Philip Barker John Bell Stephen Berryman Gilson Rarnett RichcL Byrne Patrick J." Burrowes BaziV Burnes Thomas T. Bosworth David Banks Charles Bowlds Joseph Biown Benj D. BusH Matthias i Bnmberger Michael Bell Benj. Brown James R. Bush Mr. Eerming Perkins Breckinridge L. Mrs. BaberH.B.U. Blythe Mr. Bainbridge Absalom Byrd Abraham Benning Maria Bayed John M. Best Josiah Buckner Henry Curtis John, Cluft' Poley Cox Henry Campbell Archibald Cain James Curry John Cocke Wm. Archer - Cross 3 senh Crookshanks Andrew Clark John Coleman Chiles Cosby Eliza Jsnes Clark W G. Cahill William Caldwell Charle Cassel Jacob Cabbell Edward B. Craig Lewis & JJiIV Chapman William Conner Frances Crocket Newbold Chiles Mary ' Crockett Joseph Cassan James Calbert George Cobbs David Coleman John Dale Sydnor Dunn John Dorsey Cloey Dunlap John R. Davis Fielding Davenport James Dunn Patsey 2 Downing Jordan Doherty William Danell John Dpnough William Elliott John Euins William Edwards Wm. Elliott James 2 Eads Thomas Edmanson (Coach maker) Ewing Mary Ann Fox Henry Fans Ephraim Fyryer Richard 2. Ford Benjamin B. Franklin Harry Forte Philip A. Fry Nicholas Frazier Mary 2 Gray James Goodiu Thomas Garrett William Green Rebecca Gregg James Green Fredenct R. . ! GUiens John Gundy Simon Girault John Grime Charles Grimes John Goodwin Joseph G. Hargrave3 Richd. Hagin James t Hawkins J. Tood Hagarty Sally Haller Benj. Harrison Ann Ilurst John Hart Nathaniel Hooper Nancy M. 2 Houston Robert Hall Sarah Hamilton Uichd. Howell Mr. Herkins John Hamilton John 2 Hodges Daniel Harrison Alex. Harlow George the end OJ the Year. A Abbott William R. Aitkin Lucetta Alsop Spencer Atk'm George Ashby William R. Armstrong James Allen Charles Abbott William Amis Peter J3 Bourne Sarah Bennington Wm. Bauibndge R C. Bright George . Berry man James S, Doswell Thomas Bell William Biggs Andrew Blythe Samuel Buckner Elizabeth G Banks Henry "BirforilAhiaiunL- - Bickham James Bartlet James Bryan Morgn Bryant Willis Buckhanan J. Baker Joshua Boon W Uiam Berry R'chaid Bruce Waddle G. Bowles John Bibb James Burroughs George Boggs, Robert C. Bell Jack Bowen Richard &c. Baker Isaac L. 4 Brookie James 2 Brashear Walter 5. Boardman Nathan J. 2 Botner Jnhn 2. BonalTc E2 ' O Chiles Richard Creath Jacob Creightun Robert Cummin, J icob Coleman George Ch ' elantl Georere Canington Litttebtirry Call James Crothes Abner ChampuCef-- r ' " Cobbet Samuel Chamberlfci Samuel Cook John W. Cambel Mr. Colbert Willis Cox Mojps Cranmer Mary Curry William Cassel Abraham Clav Henry Cleveland Alext.nd; Craven Jr hn - Carroll John, jnn. ' Crittenden Thos T. 4 Clerk .f the Fayette Cucuit Court Divis Nathan'or John Donaldson Robert 2 Dunn Martha D 'wling Mr Deatherage Isaac Donald Moses Duncan Mary Dupey Charlotte Duncan James M. Daugherty James Elliott Thomas Ellerbrok Joseph Eads John Edweid John Edmondson C R. Evans Richard Endicutt Samuel F Fry Aaron Ferres John freeman A R. FaulconerLewi Fishell Michael Fisher Maddox Fidler William G Grady Samuel Gibson John Graham Christopher Garnet William G illchnes Sylvenus Grant William Gregory Peter Graves Bartlett Gray Nancy Gaines Senerphon Griffith Robert Harris Wm. Hinds Rankin Harrison Charles D. Harris Nathaniel Heddleson J. Hay John Hamilton Eliza Haines Evan Hopkins Jesse Hopewell Samuel Hanly John H. Harney John Humphreys Sarah Heiskill U Pollard Haydon Wm. D. Hampton Andrew Hodge3 Danl. or Thos. Hue Henry Harris Samuel HartJohn Harwitz Doct. Hickman John Harshel Anthony 2 Hawkins Martin Houghton Ruben Harper John Henry John Hunnicutt John Johnson John Jones Henry Jones Merit S. Jamison John Jinkins Murwopd Johnson Solomon Jones John R. Kelly John Kelly John W. 2 Kendall John Kingsly Abraham Lftyd Thomas C. Leonard Carlos Lewis Charles Lyle David Lunny Thomas Lauddeman Jacob Logan David Long Nicholas Locherbie Andrew Marcel Jean Mosby John Moss Jeise 2' Madd x Notley May John L. xiou.itTTrrurTlTumas Morris Joaliua Mathews James Moreland Wm. Morrow John Morton David Moore Frances Mer ickin Catharine, Meredith Samuel Morrison David C. Martin John Murry Levia Minton John Moore Yelly M' Murry Prudence M'Chesney John M 'Clean Samuel M'Lanaham Thcs. M'Pheeters Chas. M'Genness Thos. M'tntosh Daniel., M'Abee Rbbert 2 M1' leland William M'Guiee Hollauay M'Cjbee Patrick Richard l'Callev H in. Nicholas Elizabeth Nelson James l,"".W rr''n -- N'eely Mary Vckervis Thomas Voitoi) Nancy New ton Thomas OITiitt Samuel veri.trjet Jerry Outoii I'liom-- s Ojbiu Mr. Porter Thomas 2 PiiUnck J ihn Prather Aaron PelnbetonGe rge Puinam Joseph 2 Page Itpbeis: Pinkaid Geoige Prentiss Thomas M. 2 l"artlnw John G. Pickett John Porter Sarah Palmateer William Pilcher Stephens, Patrick Lemuel Risba Thomas Russell William Col. Russell Joseph Ruth David W. 2 Robinson James C. Rollins Samuel 3 Reddick Thomas F. Richardson John 2. Russell Mar) O. Rainbow I'homas Roads Jacob Robert James Rolsten James Robinson John Robertson John Red Dudley Run" John Richardson Janies Sands Daniel it. Smith George Scott Thomas Studman Thmrias Searles James Singer Joseph Scott Ruth Stivers Mr. Sutton John L. Scantling Benjamin Sallee Isaac Scott Thomas Spencer John Striker Isaac Shelby James Stuart Mary airs. Sianor Coonrod Stevenson Thomas Sutherland John Smith Joseph Springer Westly Sanders Mivird Stuart Robert 2 9trong Return 2 Stephen John Saunders, Seaton ; Co. Slswart William Thomas Elizabeth Thompson Martha O. Thompson Alexander Thompson John True James Taul Samuel Trusdell William Todd Thomaj Harris Thomas Harrison John Hawvermale Fred. Heron Dav)dr tlayddn James Hudson Philip Harrison Henry Henne Henry F. Haller Lewis 2 Houston Robt. S Jouett Chas, Jessup Thomas J. , Johnson Thos V. Jackson Thomas Jourdan John Jenkins David Jackson John Othello K Knapper John King Eli Kenney William L Long John B. Lindsey James .Langhorn M. & T. l,oiig William La.vience Elihu Lewis Granville Lewis Jane Lindsey Andrew It. Munns Charles Murdock Wm, Moss David ' Stiller Benjamin AlemnUj .Mr. , J- - Manual! WmT Martuel Wm 'Mahon James Maxwell Jatnes Marvin James Monroe .lames Morris Jacob Marshall Thomas Miksell Jacob Monroe Nancy Miller Bernard Moore Wm. ll. Martin Thomas M'e M'Crosky Elijah M'Dowell J..hn M'M ickin James M'Pheetci s .1 amts M'OullouKh Henry M'Connell James M'N.lt Rooeit M'Laughlin Wm. B. M'Kmsey Sally M'Connell Mr. M'(,.illie Janes Ji Choid John A Ni.al (George Niles Aa.on T.t'oj; Poll? ICicfiTTIi'. Jo nn N.ible Elydi Xctlierlaud Kisd 0kley George O'l'oiii ur DoininicK OsLonie iamuel P Poagm John D. Puiuft John Page Gum Piercy Jonathan Paiker Hutch isoil Page Henry t'.iyne Hugh Potts James P.urish T Mrs, Paiker Mary 2 P.eple Robert Pei kins Ruthy Payne Edward Patteisun Andrew It Rawlin3 John Ray Henry Reed Maria M, Hobmson Scarlet Roger John Ross William Richardson Joseph, sen. Rice Andrew Role William Robinson David Rossel William Rogers Maiy Risk lohn Rosey Cilbon liujch Richard Rankms Thomas Rankin Adam 2 Rice John C. Smee CharlesV Starks John Swann George Snycle Robert Stephenson George Sinclare John Simpson William Smith Margaret Siubblefield William Shields Nancy Stephen William P. Short Charles W, Skote Robert S'ulner George P. Shidleton George Stout Anthony Smith Elias Scott William1 Stivers William Springer John Slvigart Johii Stone Wm. or George Story" Daniel 2 Spencer John Stapleton George Shaw Henry Stwettman James B. 3 T Tuder John, 2 Tarlton Alfred Trible William Tucker Beverly Tucker John Tuder Thomas Tinner Anson Ttwrj) WiUiaa Taylor Joseph 113 Taylor Leonard , Taylor Hubbard Tyllef W'UIiam Trimble Jnhn Tinney David Underwood Thorois Vance James Vaugban David Wright John Wainwright John. " White Jane' Williams flenson Wvatt John Wlton Elijah Walker Frapcis ' Wier William 2' Wallace John Witlinell Aaron 3 Worker Francis Wallace John. Wallace William AVTiitchead Armstead Woifolk Elijah Whiteman Jacob Warren Elijah WillianTs Charles Williams William 2 Wyatt John 2 Vest John t Wyay Walter Wallft'Airness WebB Gerge W991I9JS .Maryia Yaiinfr-lJ- v - Persons chauirlnv list, aUlpleuse to any Da, vid for JOUH FOWLCR, X Jan 13rg l5 ..r 1 ..n.... 11SL Ol the Post Versailles, on tie 1st day of pn, w Inch it months, will be sent to dead letti-r- s Anness-Rdber- t H. Ancel Nancy bbot Biveon Blackburn Wm B. 2 nlackbu-- William 2 Barker John H. Buchannon Levy Balny Isaac Barnes. John Biow.i James 2 ' Clerk Woodford Ct. 3 Crotliers Abner Calimics Marcus 2 Collins Thomas Creath Jacob, Rev. Canada Philip - J) Davis yillinm DawsonjCiisi 1q' rh..iaas - iwft. - Dorety Nancy fedvvards Elliott Anihew V.lliott John Evans 'llliam F Finch Artinwasc Fo(d A. Graves, Vm. Gi ills John Harper Thomas Hamilton John llai nsoii Luke tlancockjauiea llolemail Daniel Jacscll John 2 Jackal David L. Jesee'1 homas Jolulaon Glcietg fertley Doirothee KinksadJohn D. Kelso Wiwmt Kertley Luciodji Lackland John I'uckett &. Carlile : Lewis Francis LucJcett He.ekifih 2 Lle Carter Lafon Nicholas Martin Henry Mill; Samuel B. Magehe.CarlerT. Atayo William Musby Nicholas Moss John Miles James Manning Richard Nichblas Thomas Obannon George . PhiHps James, & Payne Charles Payne Robertson Richard Richardson Nathl. ' J Rogers Elijah Risk John . . Redman Jesse K. Summers Wm. Smith John H.. Sask Barnet Stevenson Thomas Spencer John Sandford James ,. Thompson Vance Benjamin Vawter Edwd. Esq. Woods Hervie Watkins Samuel 2 Wood Benjamin Williamson John Watkins Henry, Whitaker William Young William D. 2 is Tcynlm.CharJcs TiVis Jolyj. JjV, Tidd Jote '." Thomas Wary TulUaseplr Trout Windle ' U V V.irhig P. G. Vance Catharine W Wilson Robert Winn George . Wironing Price Woodbum Robert Woolfolk Jordan 2 . Wilson Alexd. Wst Charles Warble Philip Williamson George Wilmot Robert -- Wilkiscn Joseph 2 Wilkison Edmond P. Worley Joshua Woodiull Aarun or Wilches Thomas Vhitehead Armstead Ward June Weleb ThnmJs Wyatt 'John Wane Clary Williamson Lettee Winched Jaijies P. Watcrous Eli!ah Jites Michael Le7l?rli ll,e nbeve ''fy a,e nitvenned. P.M. ngton. 1, X. a i:..i- S IjCLICIS Rcmainius;in Office, I! TravaceU John John TobboitJohn Betsy F Esq not taken qut wuliiujit-e- e the general Pott Ofltc as Alexander Robert Anderson Richard ?. Boston John Blackburn Dflct. , Uowland m 2 ' Brown John, Mrs. Ben y James Hovmur lUmiar 2 Biown Sumwei o' 1 BucL.net juhn W. Clark Sallv Cook Able Clagelt Cliarleg Cotton George J. ! I Lollms Joicpu t Davis Tyres . . 4 Iijwiell Udward Davlrfvjjjjji.! -- Dixon 1 Tliomas' r Ellis William Evans IJuay Elliott Janies I'oii John F ud Benjamin t; George Jesec Gaincs Ezabetb Hancock Ob.idialk Hall Michael 2 Hamilton Ann liiiiiton Thomas Jessee Samuel Johi.soi, John D. Jones Wirt. M 1 ICmkead Wm Capt. 2 Kiukead Win. UukumNancy I. Long Z. Laughree E. Lankfor4 Rqbert-Lon- John, sen. L) ne 1 auma. Monday Wni. Mos1s Phebe Morrow James , Marshall Anna 51. Moss Lucy M. Muns Gideon Murry George JV Novell THomas O JP Preston Wrt; Patterson Frantic n Hhggles John Esq. Roper Joseph Rucker James W. Harden Polly Ruddle Stephen S Stone Henry Stewart buncan Smith Belford Dr. Scott James -- Steele John T Torbitt James y SViolett Thbrnton F. Walker Richd. & Wm.Wilson William W Woalford Daniel WlUholt Elijah Wilkinson Spotswood Woldridge Green Williams John F. Welhort Hiram 2 r PETER C BUCK, r h. CASH FOR WOOL. WiHTEn lt tlia T.rinnrtrtn AT nniifar.f rtii,t yiieepl Wool ol all loaowing prices will cluilities the For wool - 2s. to 2s. 3d. Half bloodMenno - - 4m. Three quarter do. - - Cs. lMU Uluod do. - . 8s. per pound. The wool must be Washed cle'afr, and free of buns at the prices, or ifin'the fleece a deduction will be nude equal to wnat it will loose in waihing. In purchasing merino wool no regard .will be paidlo the name or narttenlar m-- ui fl.preof oe paid, value of wool., be the- it will compare with samples of uit 6uuBtnucrs jiuckk, ot which may be at said Factory siere, which are tept lor ttie mspec-tio- n of those ho wish to become acauamted vitn tne qualities and in wasmng wool great 10 mix the course nart tocks quahties Lexington, March 26. for which common above fiz. care not fl.p unless fair h'.-.iu- i seen the with the sine G. Just Imported, AND FOR SALE, AT W. MENTELLE'S COMMISSION STOllK, Alain St,leeJ, next door to Mr. Wm. heaVy, FRESH GARDEN SEEDS OF ALL KIN US AMQVfi WHICH AIIE, Mtiglish Walnuts, Sfianuh Filberts and GrgundJfutgzilss. - A vai-ici- f of Clioiee TOYS, TOR THE APPROACHING CHRISTMAS, NEIV-YE.IW- S GIFTS, SUCH AS DOLLS, Wholesale and Retail, BOXES, Glas's and Painted, Elegant Painted Queen'iMareSNUrFBOXES, MILLS, CUP BALL, IE 10TUM3, and oth- - ort too liumeiaus for description, REFINED UQUORICE in botes, fur colds, and C0.tgll3, Ditto iit sticks, DURABLE INK, USIN&, by the bo, or tv the podnd, An elegant and cheap set CHINA An assortment of QUEENS' WARE. FIDUfLKS, and FIDDLE STRINGS, saienor uusHh , BOSS COTTON, Ditto SPUN, olall sizes, HOM A2F. TTS. anil ..ll.Rr Drv Rnrvl.. I'OMAIOif f ARE, by PRENTISS. Wholesale Chancery. OirtSrsy'rdaillSi." country, alLcndeito,piinctUHlly. Knrembr 2Q, tsttii Epntuckv: ri uUUTr?w5vt, Coinpt." aiiSiuist- - I 19L4:.LLUl.Lt in I Jami&S" Turner CbayeJJilake. ntt3S.s- - defeil- - counsel, appearing defendant at ot J. &. f. h ix ft It of 11 I4af and 1816 V . J r p' iruiir.i!,f, J tllo- - alid it that the irilainant Jia'.Uil sailed to answer tin He is .not an nt tins common- - vfealth. and he havine- should Retail, and inuaDitant ciimplainYuj's bill herein on motion of the complainant therefore, his counsel, it is or- dered that unless said defendant appear on or before the first day of the next teim this court, and answer the complainan's bill, that thesaiile will be taken pro confesso. Audit is further onlered that a copy of this older be forthwith inserted eight weeks successively 111 some public news paper in this common- wealth, authorised by law to make such pub licationr A Copy Teste, 13-- 8 THOMAS ALLEN, c. c. ,, rJ5S tV ttHU 4k 1, ll .ies be let to mares sour dollars the of 1016 An by 25 their used firol tA "Jiiiicir tn 471 the bj of ;..-- .; The Noted Horse Will stand fur mares the suing season, at my stable, east of and the moderate price ot season, which be dis charged m wheat,, rye, pork, whisky, sugar, linen, woo!, ot flax, on or before the first day December, t M Young Forrester-- , Lexington, cash the single leap eight dollars to insure a mare with foal persons parting with the mare before she isknowntobewithloal, will be con- siders d accountable for the insurance money. person who will season, three dollars may pay; the season to enu tne tourlli uay ot July. Good pasture can be furnished for lnareB from a distance. Due attendance ill be given, but will not be accountable lor accidents. YOUNG FORRBS I'ER is a beautiful dan )ears olu. Vftlirrypp - L'l'l;-- l v. . He Was old known heie his dam vered at dollars dam was Col. Meade's noted mare, which sold when she was 22 years, for two thodsand dollars in tobaccco she was the dam ot 14 studs. ASA W1LGUSS. March 20,1816. 13- - two dollars and a halfi pay the cash, within the will be accepted as full Forrester, w ho is well by old Pilgrim, who co - in Virginia his erand look here FOUNDRY. The subscriber having commenced a Brass, Iron and Bell Foundry, In the town cl Lexington, opposite Lewis Sanders's, Main street, w ishes to inform his friends, and the public- in general, that lie now carries thtm on in all their branches all kinds of brass and iron machine ry w ill be cast on the shortest noUcc, and in the best nianer also bells for taverns, court ho'ises, Sec- .- He will keep on harid an assoitment of slat irons, hatter's irons', tailor's irons, dog. wafle irons, Swheat fSn irons, 8cc, AH orders will be thankfully received; and punc- tually attended to, by the subscriber JOSEPH BRUIN. February 28. 10 Hatters, The subscribers have a quantity of Beaver Rac- coon Sc Muskral Skins, for sale. 26 P. & W. BAIN. Wanted Immediately, TWO or three Apprentices to the TAYLOR ING BUSINESS BKARRICK 0. 43-- tf MASONIC HALL -- LOTTERY. The subscribers have iust receiven an ailnitinnal supply of Jlasoaic Hall Lottery Tickets, norf draw- ing m the city ol Baltimore, the drawing of which has been suspended about one month, bat will re- commence this Jay, the 25th of March, and con- tinue to draw COO tickets each day, tluee days in a Week, until its completion. The first drawn number to da), the I5t1i day's drawing, will be entitled to a stationary ptize o One '"housand Dollars. On die 16th, 17th, 18th. and 10th. the first drawn number on each day to be Dollars, each' On 2Jth 1000 entitled to Five Hundred 21st 5000 "Sth 22nd 1000 SOdt 23d 50(10 31st 24th 1000 32nd 25th . 5000 " 34th 26th & 27th 500 35th (each 36th AND THE FORTIETH DAY, 40,000 DOLLARS. Present price of tickets Sl5 but will rise as the lottery progresses. WM- - ROBINSON, Next door to John D.Clifford's Store. March 25. 'eat On early application to BRAIAAKD, SELDOM, & Co.- - Who have just received flora New-Yor- and are now opening in Mr. C. Coy le's store 100m, on Mam Street, tuo doois fioin the.officcf the Kentucky Insurance Company, 20 I'ackuges Fasliioriabl9 BRITISH jlxd FIIEJVCB DRY GOOS3S5 OF THE LATEST IMPOltTjiTIOtf, CONSISn0 OF Superfine Bioad Cloth's. Stoctenn.-fta- . Cassiinercs, Silk stiined Levantines, Florences, Satins and Virginias, Cotton, Silk and Imitation Shaw Is, from 3 to Cainbiiekand Jackonet Muslins, an ass'ortm'e'nt of PlairiJ Twilhd and Silk striped Ginghams, Sau'n and Tafflta Ribbands, Fine Cotto.t Thread, Laces, Buttons, &tc'. Cambiiek and Colerain Slnrting, Bumbazine6, Muslinnetts, Calhcos, &c. Also some at ucles of CUTLERY. All of which they offer lor sale, wholesale and re- tail, at much lofrcr rates than the ordinarv prices n tllJSCOUnlvr 13 AT.,.. V o- - SOAP-T-rTiWD- LE FACTOliY. On lG.OOtt 1,000 10,000 19,000 10,0110 1,000 10,000 '.argams Vestmss. TsLbv gore has the appearance o or to John Hann in La, 'pHE Subscriber has lately enlarged his es tablishment by additional buildings, and will now be enabled to supply the public by wholesale and retail, with prime SOAP of eve- ry kind, equal in quality to any manufactured uthe United States and with the best DIPPED is MOULD' CANDLES. Commissaries, Contiacto:s, and to ints who may purchase those articles eit! r via foreign or home markets, or thtjse wu ka'it them for domestic use, will find it to thea.. call on him, or to give him their or ders, which will be promptly attended to, and faithfully executed. : JOHN BRIDGES, Corner of .Water and Main Cross Stree'ts, next-doo- to Mr. Bradford's Steam Mill and Cot-to- n Factory, Lexington. The highest cash prices given for TALLOfV, HOGS LARD, KITCffEA GHEASK, Athel J Pot Aslies, at the above factory. 41 October 10, 1814. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Hay & Bordman HAVE this daj dissolved partnership, byonutual consent. indebted to the are desired to make immediate p.i) ment,and those having - nims to present them to George Haj for settlement, -- ho alone is authorised to settle the business of the con- cern. george hay Nathan i. bordman. Lexington, Dec. VJ, 1815. 52 GEORGE HAY will continue the SHOE RUSI- - NF.SS. Every attention will be paiil to thoe who savor. him w ith their patronage Measures taken for all kinds ol Slices, which v ill be attended to w itlt punctkalitv . Ten Dollars Regard. STRAYED away from the farm of Ezekitl llajilon, of Jessamine county, Kv on the light of the 29th March, 181B, a large'BRIGHT 11 VY mstiiry,auoui years otu,auoui id Ol lonanils Ingli, unoa an rounu, nas a 3car on one ot ner ttughs oc pie gray, iu.u ao nanas niglij rising eleven, casioneil by a snag or a got irpns, Okt. iiSdi firm an oiu nag oy the numbei ot grev hairs in her Tore. bead. The above reward will begin n to anv per. son nho will deliver ihe swiil mapM In In. 1, Pulliam, of Lexington, ter, Garrard county, Kv. and all reasonable cliai-.- d paid by THOMAS STEWART. March 28. 1,000 Velvet. Those 15--3 tlSllc. Stills for Sale. The Subscriber has on hand, Stills of differ ent sizes aad of the test quality, which he will sell low for cash. He has lately received from Philadelphia a quantity of Copper, which en- ables him to furnish Stills and Boilers Of any size, at the shortest notice. He also continues to carry on the TINNING BUSINESS, as usual. . Two or three JOUItJVEYJIlEJV TIJV.YERS would be employed, to whom the highest Waees Will he. crivpn. M. LezingtsD, Feb ;2Ui,131. ns

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New Series No. 17. Vol. II. K. --APiilLUEXJLNGTOIS, MONDAY, 22, 18 i6. iVol. 30.

THE KENTUCKY GAZETTEM PUBLISHED IVEUI MOHDAT M0KHIJJ0, BT

P. BRADFORD, Jr.ft Too Dollars per annum, paid in advance, or

inree Dollars at

List of LettersRemaining in the Post Office at Lexington,

April 1st, 1S1C, which, is not taken outbe-for- e

three months, will be sent to the Gene-

ral Post Office as dead letters :

Atkinson RichardArmstrong Andrew II.Anderson John A S 2Abernathy Richard L.Aitkin Robert 2Alexander Wm.Admiral Benjm.Allen M JohnAmiss WilliamAbercrombie John J.

Bidin WilliamBrown Abram E.Barr Robert 2Buckner WilliamBeatty J. or D. Spun 3Baird MarthaBrehra PhilipBarker JohnBell StephenBerryman GilsonRarnett RichcLByrne Patrick J."Burrowes BaziVBurnes Thomas T.Bosworth DavidBanks CharlesBowlds JosephBiown Benj D.BusH Matthias i

Bnmberger MichaelBell Benj.Brown James R.Bush Mr.Eerming PerkinsBreckinridge L. Mrs.BaberH.B.U.Blythe Mr.Bainbridge AbsalomByrd AbrahamBenning MariaBayed John M.Best JosiahBuckner Henry

Curtis John,Cluft' PoleyCox HenryCampbell ArchibaldCain JamesCurry JohnCocke Wm. Archer -Cross 3 senhCrookshanks AndrewClark JohnColeman ChilesCosby Eliza JsnesClark W G.Cahill WilliamCaldwell CharleCassel JacobCabbell Edward B.

Craig Lewis & JJiIVChapman WilliamConner FrancesCrocket NewboldChiles Mary 'Crockett JosephCassan JamesCalbert GeorgeCobbs DavidColeman John

Dale SydnorDunn JohnDorsey CloeyDunlap John R.Davis FieldingDavenport JamesDunn Patsey 2Downing JordanDoherty WilliamDanell JohnDpnough William

Elliott JohnEuins WilliamEdwards Wm.Elliott James 2Eads ThomasEdmanson (Coach

maker)Ewing Mary Ann

Fox HenryFans EphraimFyryer Richard 2.Ford Benjamin B.Franklin HarryForte Philip A.Fry NicholasFrazier Mary 2

Gray JamesGoodiu ThomasGarrett WilliamGreen RebeccaGregg JamesGreen Fredenct R. . !

GUiens JohnGundy SimonGirault JohnGrime CharlesGrimes JohnGoodwin Joseph G.

Hargrave3 Richd.Hagin James tHawkins J. ToodHagarty SallyHaller Benj.Harrison AnnIlurst JohnHart NathanielHooper Nancy M. 2Houston RobertHall SarahHamilton Uichd.Howell Mr.Herkins JohnHamilton John 2Hodges DanielHarrison Alex.Harlow George

the end OJ the Year.

AAbbott William R.Aitkin LucettaAlsop SpencerAtk'm GeorgeAshby William R.Armstrong JamesAllen CharlesAbbott WilliamAmis Peter

J3

Bourne SarahBennington Wm.Bauibndge R C.Bright George .

Berry man James S,

Doswell ThomasBell WilliamBiggs AndrewBlythe SamuelBuckner Elizabeth GBanks Henry

"BirforilAhiaiunL- -Bickham JamesBartlet JamesBryan MorgnBryant WillisBuckhanan J.Baker JoshuaBoon W UiamBerry R'chaidBruce Waddle G.Bowles JohnBibb JamesBurroughs GeorgeBoggs, Robert C.Bell JackBowen Richard &c.Baker Isaac L. 4Brookie James 2Brashear Walter 5.Boardman Nathan J. 2Botner Jnhn 2.BonalTc E 2

'OChiles RichardCreath JacobCreightun RobertCummin, J icobColeman GeorgeCh ' elantl GeorereCanington LitttebtirryCall JamesCrothes AbnerChampuCef-- r ' "

Cobbet SamuelChamberlfci SamuelCook John W.Cambel Mr.Colbert WillisCox MojpsCranmer MaryCurry WilliamCassel AbrahamClav HenryCleveland Alext.nd;Craven Jr hn

-

Carroll John, jnn. '

Crittenden Thos T. 4Clerk .f the FayetteCucuit Court

Divis Nathan'or JohnDonaldson Robert 2Dunn MarthaD 'wling MrDeatherage IsaacDonald MosesDuncan MaryDupey CharlotteDuncan James M.Daugherty James

Elliott ThomasEllerbrok JosephEads JohnEdweid JohnEdmondson C R.Evans RichardEndicutt Samuel

FFry AaronFerres Johnfreeman A R.FaulconerLewiFishell MichaelFisher MaddoxFidler William

GGrady SamuelGibson JohnGraham ChristopherGarnet WilliamG illchnes SylvenusGrant WilliamGregory PeterGraves BartlettGray NancyGaines SenerphonGriffith Robert

Harris Wm.Hinds RankinHarrison Charles D.Harris NathanielHeddleson J.Hay JohnHamilton ElizaHaines EvanHopkins JesseHopewell SamuelHanly John H.Harney JohnHumphreys SarahHeiskill U PollardHaydon Wm. D.Hampton AndrewHodge3 Danl. or Thos.Hue Henry

Harris SamuelHartJohnHarwitz Doct.Hickman JohnHarshel Anthony 2Hawkins MartinHoughton RubenHarper JohnHenry JohnHunnicutt John

Johnson JohnJones HenryJones Merit S.Jamison JohnJinkins MurwopdJohnson SolomonJones John R.

Kelly JohnKelly John W. 2Kendall JohnKingsly Abraham

Lftyd Thomas C.Leonard CarlosLewis CharlesLyle DavidLunny ThomasLauddeman JacobLogan DavidLong NicholasLocherbie Andrew

Marcel JeanMosby JohnMoss Jeise 2'Madd x NotleyMay John L.

xiou.itTTrrurTlTumasMorris JoaliuaMathews JamesMoreland Wm.Morrow JohnMorton DavidMoore FrancesMer ickin Catharine,Meredith SamuelMorrison David C.Martin JohnMurry LeviaMinton JohnMoore Yelly

M' Murry PrudenceM'Chesney JohnM 'Clean SamuelM'Lanaham Thcs.M'Pheeters Chas.M'Genness Thos.M'tntosh Daniel.,M'Abee Rbbert 2M1' leland WilliamM'Guiee HollauayM'Cjbee Patrick

Richardl'Callev H in.

Nicholas ElizabethNelson Jamesl,"".W rr''n --

N'eely MaryVckervis ThomasVoitoi) NancyNew ton Thomas

OITiitt Samuelveri.trjet Jerry

Outoii I'liom-- sOjbiu Mr.

Porter Thomas 2PiiUnck J ihnPrather AaronPelnbetonGe rgePuinam Joseph 2Page Itpbeis:Pinkaid GeoigePrentiss Thomas M. 2l"artlnw John G.Pickett JohnPorter SarahPalmateer WilliamPilcher Stephens,Patrick Lemuel

Risba ThomasRussell William Col.Russell JosephRuth David W. 2Robinson James C.Rollins Samuel 3Reddick Thomas F.Richardson John 2.Russell Mar) O.Rainbow I'homasRoads JacobRobert JamesRolsten JamesRobinson JohnRobertson JohnRed DudleyRun" JohnRichardson Janies

Sands Daniel it.Smith GeorgeScott ThomasStudman ThmriasSearles JamesSinger JosephScott RuthStivers Mr.Sutton John L.Scantling BenjaminSallee IsaacScott ThomasSpencer JohnStriker IsaacShelby JamesStuart Mary airs.Sianor CoonrodStevenson ThomasSutherland JohnSmith JosephSpringer WestlySanders MivirdStuart Robert 29trong Return 2Stephen JohnSaunders, Seaton ; Co.

Slswart William

Thomas ElizabethThompson Martha O.Thompson AlexanderThompson JohnTrue JamesTaul SamuelTrusdell WilliamTodd Thomaj

Harris ThomasHarrison JohnHawvermale Fred.Heron Dav)drtlayddn JamesHudson PhilipHarrison HenryHenne Henry F.Haller Lewis 2Houston Robt.

SJouett Chas,Jessup Thomas J. ,

Johnson Thos V.Jackson ThomasJourdan JohnJenkins DavidJackson John Othello

KKnapper JohnKing EliKenney William

LLong John B.Lindsey James.Langhorn M. & T.l,oiig WilliamLa.vience ElihuLewis GranvilleLewis JaneLindsey Andrew It.

Munns CharlesMurdock Wm,Moss David 'Stiller BenjaminAlemnUj .Mr. , J- -Manual! WmTMartuel Wm

'Mahon JamesMaxwell JatnesMarvin JamesMonroe .lamesMorris JacobMarshall ThomasMiksell JacobMonroe NancyMiller BernardMoore Wm. ll.Martin Thomas

M'eM'Crosky ElijahM'Dowell J..hnM'M ickin JamesM'Pheetci s .1 amtsM'OullouKh HenryM'Connell JamesM'N.lt RooeitM'Laughlin Wm. B.M'Kmsey SallyM'Connell Mr.M'(,.illie JanesJi Choid John

ANi.al (GeorgeNiles Aa.onT.t'oj; Poll?

ICicfiTTIi'. Jo nnN.ible ElydiXctlierlaud Kisd

0kley GeorgeO'l'oiii ur DoininicKOsLonie iamuel

PPoagm John D.Puiuft JohnPage GumPiercy JonathanPaiker Hutch isoilPage Henryt'.iyne HughPotts JamesP.urish T Mrs,Paiker Mary 2P.eple RobertPei kins RuthyPayne EdwardPatteisun AndrewItRawlin3 JohnRay HenryReed Maria M,Hobmson ScarletRoger JohnRoss WilliamRichardson Joseph, sen.Rice AndrewRole WilliamRobinson DavidRossel WilliamRogers MaiyRisk lohnRosey Cilbonliujch RichardRankms ThomasRankin Adam 2Rice John C.

Smee CharlesVStarks JohnSwann GeorgeSnycle RobertStephenson GeorgeSinclare JohnSimpson WilliamSmith MargaretSiubblefield WilliamShields NancyStephen William P.Short Charles W,Skote RobertS'ulner George P.Shidleton GeorgeStout AnthonySmith EliasScott William1Stivers WilliamSpringer JohnSlvigart JohiiStone Wm. or GeorgeStory" Daniel 2Spencer JohnStapleton GeorgeShaw HenryStwettman James B. 3TTuder John, 2Tarlton AlfredTrible WilliamTucker BeverlyTucker JohnTuder ThomasTinner AnsonTtwrj) WiUiaa

Taylor Joseph 113

Taylor Leonard ,Taylor HubbardTyllef W'UIiamTrimble JnhnTinney David

Underwood Thorois

Vance JamesVaugban David

Wright JohnWainwright John. "

White Jane'Williams flensonWvatt JohnWlton ElijahWalker Frapcis 'Wier William 2'Wallace JohnWitlinell Aaron 3Worker FrancisWallace John.Wallace WilliamAVTiitchead ArmsteadWoifolk ElijahWhiteman JacobWarren ElijahWillianTs CharlesWilliams William 2Wyatt John 2Vest John t

Wyay WalterWallft'AirnessWebB GergeW991I9JS .Maryia

Yaiinfr-lJ- v -Persons chauirlnv

list, aUlpleuse to any

Da,vid

for

JOUH FOWLCR,X Jan 13rg l5

..r 1 ..n....11SL Olthe Post Versailles, on tie 1st

day of pn, w Inch itmonths, will be sent todead letti-r- s

Anness-Rdber-t H.

Ancel Nancy

bbot BiveonBlackburn Wm B. 2nlackbu-- William 2Barker John H.Buchannon LevyBalny Isaac

Barnes. JohnBiow.i James 2 '

Clerk Woodford Ct. 3Crotliers AbnerCalimics Marcus 2Collins ThomasCreath Jacob, Rev.Canada Philip -

J)Davis yillinmDawsonjCiisi 1q'

rh..iaas -iwft. -Dorety Nancy

fedvvardsElliott AnihewV.lliott JohnEvans 'llliam

FFinch ArtinwascFo(d A.

Graves, Vm.Gi ills John

Harper ThomasHamilton Johnllai nsoii Luketlancockjauieallolemail Daniel

Jacscll John 2Jackal David L.Jesee'1 homasJolulaon Glcietg

fertley DoirotheeKinksadJohn D.Kelso WiwmtKertley Luciodji

Lackland JohnI'uckett &. Carlile :Lewis FrancisLucJcett He.ekifih 2Lle CarterLafon Nicholas

Martin HenryMill; Samuel B.Magehe.CarlerT.Atayo WilliamMusby NicholasMoss JohnMiles JamesManning Richard

Nichblas Thomas

Obannon George .

PhiHps James, &Payne CharlesPayne

Robertson RichardRichardson Nathl. ' J

Rogers ElijahRisk John . .

Redman Jesse K.

Summers Wm.Smith John H..Sask BarnetStevenson ThomasSpencer JohnSandford James

,.ThompsonVance BenjaminVawter Edwd. Esq.

Woods HervieWatkins Samuel 2

Wood BenjaminWilliamson JohnWatkins Henry,Whitaker William

Young William D. 2is

Tcynlm.CharJcsTiVis Jolyj. JjV,Tidd Jote '."

Thomas WaryTulUaseplrTrout Windle '

U

VV.irhig P. G.Vance CatharineWWilson RobertWinn George

. Wironing PriceWoodbum RobertWoolfolk Jordan 2 .

Wilson Alexd.Wst CharlesWarble PhilipWilliamson GeorgeWilmot Robert --

Wilkiscn Joseph 2Wilkison Edmond P.Worley JoshuaWoodiull Aarun or

Wilches ThomasVhitehead ArmsteadWard JuneWeleb ThnmJsWyatt 'JohnWane ClaryWilliamson LetteeWinched Jaijies P.Watcrous Eli!ah

Jites MichaelLe7l?rli ll,e nbeve

''fy a,e nitvenned.P.M.

ngton. 1, X.

a i:..i-S IjCLICISRcmainius;in Office,

I!

TravaceU

John

John

TobboitJohnBetsy

F

Esq

not taken qut wuliiujit-e-e

the general Pott Ofltc as

Alexander RobertAnderson Richard ?.

Boston JohnBlackburn Dflct. ,

Uowland m 2 '

Brown John, Mrs.Ben y JamesHovmur lUmiar 2Biown Sumwei o' 1

BucL.net juhn W.

Clark SallvCook AbleClagelt CliarlegCotton George J. !

I

Lollms Joicpu

tDavis Tyres . . 4Iijwiell UdwardDavlrfvjjjjji.! --

Dixon1

Tliomas'rEllis WilliamEvans IJuayElliott Janies

I'oii JohnF ud Benjamint;George JesecGaincs Ezabetb

Hancock Ob.idialkHall Michael 2Hamilton Annliiiiiton Thomas

Jessee SamuelJohi.soi, John D.Jones Wirt. M 1

ICmkead Wm Capt. 2Kiukead Win.UukumNancy

I.Long Z.Laughree E.Lankfor4 Rqbert-Lon-

John, sen.L) ne 1 auma.

Monday Wni.Mos1s PhebeMorrow James ,

Marshall Anna 51.Moss Lucy M.Muns GideonMurry George

JVNovell THomasO

JPPreston Wrt;Patterson Frantic

nHhggles John Esq.Roper JosephRucker James W.Harden PollyRuddle StephenSStone HenryStewart buncanSmith Belford Dr.Scott James --

Steele John

TTorbitt JamesySViolett Thbrnton F.

Walker Richd. & Wm.Wilson William

WWoalford DanielWlUholt Elijah

Wilkinson SpotswoodWoldridge GreenWilliams John F.Welhort Hiram 2r

PETER C BUCK, r h.

CASH FOR WOOL.WiHTEn lt tlia T.rinnrtrtn AT nniifar.f rtii,t

yiieepl Wool ol allloaowing prices will

cluilities the

For wool - 2s. to 2s. 3d.Half bloodMenno - - 4m.Three quarter do. - - Cs.lMU Uluod do. - . 8s. per pound.

The wool must be Washed cle'afr, and free ofbuns at the prices, or ifin'the fleece adeduction will be nude equal to wnat it willloose in waihing.

In purchasing merino wool no regard .will bepaidlo the name or narttenlar m-- ui fl.preof

oe paid,

value of wool.,be

the-

it will compare with samples ofuit 6uuBtnucrs jiuckk,

ot which may be at said Factorysiere, which are tept lor ttie mspec-tio- n

of those ho wish to become acauamtedvitn tne qualities andin wasmng wool great10 mix the course narttocks quahties

Lexington, March 26.

for which

common

above

fiz.

care notfl.p

unless fairh'.-.iu- i

seen the

with the sineG.

Just Imported,AND FOR SALE,

AT W. MENTELLE'SCOMMISSION STOllK,

Alain St,leeJ, next door to Mr. Wm. heaVy,FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

OF ALL KIN US AMQVfi WHICH AIIE,Mtiglish Walnuts, Sfianuh Filberts and

GrgundJfutgzilss.- A vai-ici- f of Clioiee TOYS,

TOR THE APPROACHING CHRISTMAS,NEIV-YE.IW- S GIFTS,

SUCH ASDOLLS, Wholesale and Retail,BOXES, Glas's and Painted,Elegant Painted Queen'iMareSNUrFBOXES,MILLS, CUP BALL, IE 10TUM3, and oth- -

ort too liumeiaus for description,REFINED UQUORICE in botes, fur colds, and

C0.tgll3,Ditto iit sticks,DURABLE INK,

USIN&, by the bo, or tv the podnd,An elegant and cheap set CHINAAn assortment of QUEENS' WARE.FIDUfLKS, and FIDDLE STRINGS, saienor

uusHh ,BOSS COTTON,Ditto SPUN, olall sizes,HOM A2F. TTS. anil ..ll.Rr Drv Rnrvl..I'OMAIOif fARE, by

PRENTISS.

Wholesale

Chancery.

OirtSrsy'rdaillSi." country, alLcndeito,piinctUHlly.Knrembr 2Q,

tsttii Epntuckv:ri

uUUTr?w5vt, Coinpt."aiiSiuist- - I

19L4:.LLUl.Lt in I

Jami&S" TurnerCbayeJJilake.

ntt3S.s- -

defeil--

counsel, appearing defendant

at

ot

J. &. f.

h

ixft

Itof

11

I4af

and

1816

V

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rp'

iruiir.i!,f,

J

tllo- -

alid it that theirilainant Jia'.Uil

sailed to answertin He is .not an nt tins common- -

vfealth. and he havine-

should

Retail,

and

inuaDitant

ciimplainYuj's bill herein on motion of thecomplainant therefore, his counsel, it is or-

dered that unless said defendant appear on orbefore the first day of the next teim thiscourt, and answer the complainan's bill, thatthesaiile will be taken pro confesso. Auditis further onlered that a copy of this olderbe forthwith inserted eight weeks successively111 some public news paper in this common-wealth, authorised by law to make such publicationr A Copy Teste,

13-- 8 THOMAS ALLEN, c. c.,,

rJ5StV ttHU 4k 1, ll .iesbe let to maressour dollars the

of 1016

An

by

25

theirusedfirol tA

"Jiiiicir

tn

471

the

bj

of

;..-- .;

The Noted Horse

Will stand fur mares thesuing season, at my stable,

east of andthe moderate price ot

season, which be discharged m wheat,, rye, pork, whisky, sugar,linen, woo!, ot flax, on or before the first day

December, t

M

Young Forrester-- ,

Lexington,

cash the single leap eight dollars to insure amare with foal persons parting with the marebefore she isknowntobewithloal, will be con-

siders d accountable for the insurance money.person who will

season, three dollars

may

pay; the season to enu tne tourlli uay ot July.Good pasture can be furnished for lnareB froma distance. Due attendance ill be given, butwill not be accountable lor accidents.

YOUNG FORRBS I'ER is a beautiful dan

)ears olu.Vftlirrypp -

L'l'l;-- l v. .

He Was oldknown heie his damvered at dollarsdam was Col. Meade's noted mare, which soldwhen she was 22 years, for two thodsanddollars in tobaccco she was the dam ot 14studs. ASA W1LGUSS.

March 20,1816. 13- -

two dollars and a halfi

pay the cash, within thewill be accepted as full

Forrester, w ho is wellby old Pilgrim, who co -in Virginia his erand

look here

FOUNDRY.The subscriber having commenced a

Brass, Iron and Bell Foundry,In the town cl Lexington, opposite Lewis Sanders's,Main street, w ishes to inform his friends, and thepublic- in general, that lie now carries thtm on in alltheir branches all kinds of brass and iron machinery w ill be cast on the shortest noUcc, and in the bestnianer also bells for taverns, court ho'ises, Sec- .-

He will keep on harid an assoitment of slat irons,hatter's irons', tailor's irons, dog. wafle irons,Swheat fSn irons, 8cc,

AH orders will be thankfully received; and punc-tually attended to, by the subscriber

JOSEPH BRUIN.February 28. 10

Hatters,The subscribers have a quantity of Beaver Rac-

coon Sc Muskral Skins, for sale.26 P. & W. BAIN.

Wanted Immediately,TWO or three Apprentices to the TAYLOR

ING BUSINESS BKARRICK0. 43-- tf

MASONIC HALL--LOTTERY.

The subscribers have iust receiven an ailnitinnalsupply of Jlasoaic Hall Lottery Tickets, norf draw-ing m the city ol Baltimore, the drawing of whichhas been suspended about one month, bat will re-commence this Jay, the 25th of March, and con-tinue to draw COO tickets each day, tluee days in aWeek, until its completion.

The first drawn number to da), the I5t1i day'sdrawing, will be entitled to a stationary ptize oOne '"housand Dollars.

On die 16th, 17th, 18th. and 10th. the first drawnnumber on each day to beDollars, each'On 2Jth 1000

entitled to Five Hundred

21st 5000 "Sth22nd 1000 SOdt23d 50(10 31st24th 1000 32nd25th . 5000 " 34th26th & 27th 500 35th

(each 36thAND THE FORTIETH DAY,

40,000 DOLLARS.Present price of tickets Sl5 but will rise as the

lottery progresses.WM- - ROBINSON,

Next door to John D.Clifford's Store.March 25.

'eatOn early application to

BRAIAAKD, SELDOM, & Co.--Who have just received flora New-Yor- and are

now opening in Mr. C. Coy le's store 100m, onMam Street, tuo doois fioin the.officcf theKentucky Insurance Company,

20 I'ackuges Fasliioriabl9BRITISH jlxd FIIEJVCB

DRY GOOS3S5OF THE LATEST IMPOltTjiTIOtf,

CONSISn0 OFSuperfine Bioad Cloth's. Stoctenn.-fta- .

Cassiinercs, Silk stiinedLevantines, Florences, Satins and Virginias,Cotton, Silk and Imitation Shaw Is, from 3 toCainbiiekand Jackonet Muslins, an ass'ortm'e'nt ofPlairiJ Twilhd and Silk striped Ginghams,

Sau'n and Tafflta Ribbands,Fine Cotto.t Thread,Laces, Buttons, &tc'.

Cambiiek and Colerain Slnrting,Bumbazine6, Muslinnetts, Calhcos, &c.

Also some at ucles of CUTLERY.All of which they offer lor sale, wholesale and re-tail, at much lofrcr rates than the ordinarv pricesn tllJSCOUnlvr 13 AT.,.. V o--

SOAP-T-rTiWD- LE FACTOliY.

On lG.OOtt1,000

10,000

19,00010,0110

1,00010,000

'.argams

Vestmss. TsLbv

gore has the appearance o

or to John Hann in La,

'pHE Subscriber has lately enlarged his establishment by additional buildings, and

will now be enabled to supply the public bywholesale and retail, with prime SOAP of eve-

ry kind, equal in quality to any manufactured

uthe United States and with the best

DIPPED is MOULD' CANDLES.Commissaries, Contiacto:s, and to intswho may purchase those articles eit! r viaforeign or home markets, or thtjse wu ka'itthem for domestic use, will find it to thea..

call on him, or to give him their orders, which will be promptly attended to, andfaithfully executed. :

JOHN BRIDGES,Corner of .Water and Main Cross Stree'ts, next-doo-

to Mr. Bradford's Steam Mill and Cot-to- n

Factory, Lexington.The highest cash prices given for TALLOfV,

HOGS LARD, KITCffEA GHEASK, AthelJ Pot Aslies, at the above factory.

41 October 10, 1814.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPHay & Bordman

HAVE this daj dissolved partnership, byonutualconsent. indebted to the are desired tomake immediate p.i) ment,and those having - nimsto present them to George Haj for settlement, -- hoalone is authorised to settle the business of the con-cern. george hay

Nathan i. bordman.Lexington, Dec. VJ, 1815. 52GEORGE HAY will continue the SHOE RUSI- -

NF.SS. Every attention will be paiil to thoe whosavor. him w ith their patronage Measures takenfor all kinds ol Slices, which v ill be attended to w itltpunctkalitv .

Ten Dollars Regard.STRAYED away from the farm of Ezekitl

llajilon, of Jessamine county, Kv on the light ofthe 29th March, 181B, a large'BRIGHT 11 VYmstiiry,auoui years otu,auoui id Ol lonanils Ingli,unoa an rounu, nas a 3car on one ot ner ttughs oc

pie gray, iu.u ao nanas niglij rising eleven, casioneil by a snag or a

got

irpns,

Okt.

iiSdi

firm

an oiu nag oy the numbei ot grev hairs in her Tore.bead. The above reward will begin n to anv per.son nho will deliver ihe swiil mapM In In. 1,

Pulliam, of Lexington,ter, Garrard county, Kv. and all reasonable cliai-.- d

paid by THOMAS STEWART.March 28.

1,000

Velvet.

Those

15--3

tlSllc.

Stills for Sale.The Subscriber has on hand, Stills of differ

ent sizes aad of the test quality, which he willsell low for cash. He has lately received fromPhiladelphia a quantity of Copper, which en-

ables him to furnish

Stills and BoilersOf any size, at the shortest notice. He alsocontinues to carry on the

TINNING BUSINESS,as usual. .

Two or three JOUItJVEYJIlEJV TIJV.YERSwould be employed, to whom the highestWaees Will he. crivpn. M.

LezingtsD, Feb ;2Ui,131. ns