" TO SOAR ALOFT ON TANCy's WISO."

MARRIAGE TO STELLA.

I'm mad resign the flutt'i-in- kiss !

For what ? for dall connubial bliss ?

Why not the Bee, in bondage bind,His wild, eccentric fhght9 or mind I

' Fis wisdom not, or sure thciose,Would ev'ry wanton tho't compose.Thiukhow'the Florian Goddess blushes,When caper to her charms, he rashes !

'Tis nought to him he's true awjiile !

Than courts the pink, with amVous smile.Then why should I, less wise than lie,Give all my tender tho'ts to tliee ?

'TisyNature sv ells his glowing ains,'Tis Nature holds the loosen'd 'ems.Shall the-dul- l choriHof social schoolThese c er clumping- passions rule !

No, no, in spite of Solon's artI'll still retain a gen'ral heart !

To wed to hear a circled ro'ind,Of one dull, cloying-- hateful sound.Then chance may send a smiling boy !

The father's wish the mother',--, joy !

Then how ! shall each in union claim,A ruing int'rest to his same!

I've wronged thee hj men, peaceful God,

I'm subject to thy courting nrd :

I can no longer doubt, or parryI will I must I'm bound to marry.

ST. NICHOLAS.

fubferibers will, sell 207 acresT of first rate LAND, about 2 2

miles front this place ; it is the foutlihalf of that tral belonging to theheirs of David Perry dec. and bounded

- a? follows ; east by Wn). Allen' Jun.L west by uir. Payne, North by col. James

4 cXM'Dowell, and south by rar. PayneL Any person wishing to purchase, may

' know the terms by applying to the sub

scribers, at Alexander Dunlap's, Wood-

ford countv, at any time between thisandlhe 30th instant. at which time theywill set our for Cincinnati.

Joseph &? Saml. Perry.. Tit la.k 1 one Atiliaicll llili) IUUU.

fust Received by '

WILKINS &? TANNKHILL,And nsw opening in the store formei-l- oc;

cupicd by mr. Jolm Jordan, near the courthouse, and ior sale by the package, viz.

10 bbls. 4th pioof Cogniac Brandy,10 Jamaica Spirits,10 Madeira L. V. 110 Sherry, ( WINES,

4 oolemenar, l4 Port,8 Pepper, .

J 10 Brimstone,6 Allum,

15 Copperas,10 Ginger,10 Madder,

S Chocolate,50 boxes Segars, . ' i

1 case containing Nutmegs, Cloves,Mace and Cinnamon,

Logwood,10 boxes Young Hyson,10 do Hyson Skin, 535 bbh. Coffee and Loaf Sugar,T?iiionne 111 Irorro

The above articles nail be dispose! of at amoderate advance, by thebarrelor package, forCash or Negotiable Notes at 60 days.

A supply of GROCERIES, &c will be regularly received from Philadelphia, which willenable us to furnish store keepers, or others,upon the lowest terms. XV. I

A NEW STORE.

THOMAS St ROBERT BARR,HAVE have just received from

Philadelphia, and are now opening in the houselately occupied by mr. E. Craig, a large andgeneral assortment ot

MERCHANDISE,. Consisting of

A 'DRT GOODS,jr HARD WdRE,f CUTLERY, csV.

QUEENS'- -")

CHINA sc? WARES,'GLASS JBOOKS 6? STATIONARY,

which they willsell for Cash, at the most redu-ced nrices.

i.Q 'tfiey have on hand an assortment of,imported a a. a.' kiujn. tt

4 DANCINGPERMANENT

SCHOOL,iHE inhabitants of Lexington and

its vicinity, are respectfully informedthat said school still continues, and thatscholars will be admifllble all the yearround.

The school id kept in the privatehouse built by Wm. Dailey, antt Intel)occupied by Mr, Porter Clay.

The third quarter will begin Satur-day the 22d inft. Days of school on

- Wednelday and Saturday afternoon, int;very week.

CP Terms same as beforr.March IT, 1305.

, FOR SALE,THE PLANTATION on which I nowlive, containing 162 acres, within5 miles of Lexington ; about 80 acre1of which are cleared and under goodfence There are tw'o good duellinghouses on said farm, the one a hewedlog house, the 'other a brick; a largedouble barn 60 by 25 feet, with othernrceffary buildings. Alio a young bear-

ing apple and peich orchard. Noplaceis better wateied than the above, hav-

ing a cave, which' is valuable, especial-- v

in the neighbourhood of Lexington.My price is 750 1 000 dollars., paidbv the first of September next, the ba-

lance in two eq-ia- l annual payments.W. STEVENSON.

February 101805. tvtf

4 Auditor's Osfice:

Chiliicothe, State of Ohio January1806.

Er.traft from an art levying a state tax forthe year 1806.

Sedtion 2. Be it further enaCted, 2.That all bnds fliall be rated andclaffed in the tnanner iollowmg ; 3.

that is to fiy, first, iecond, and: 4.

third rates; and the rule to be ob-- 5

served is, that when a greaier partof any trad (ball be fupe. ior in quali-

ty

6.

to second rate land, it fliall be de-

nominated first rate ; when a great-er part of a tracl fliall be inferior in

litality to lint rate, ana tuperior tohird rate, it shall

tecond rate ; ami wiien a greaterjartofa trad fliall be inferior to

, n ., , , . j.......ci.uiiu uiv, - ..-- ."

third rate land, ttlklllir into viewhe lituation and quality of the loll.

First rate land fliall be taxed at therate ot ninety cents, leeona ratesixty-fiv- e cents, and third rate forty cents, each per hundrea acres.

Sect. 7.. Be it lurther enacted.That in all cases whete the ownersof any lands have, by thenifelves oragents, entered their lands in theirproper dalles, with the auditor on

or clerks of the couri of common pleas, agreeaoiy to me

itlaws heretofore in force, such lands(hall under this ad be placed in thesame class for taxation, and alllands which shall not be entered bythe ow.iers, or their agents, withthe auditor, before he makes outhis duplicate, he fliall clals andcharge the same as second rate, andis any owner or proprietor ot lands,or their agent, have heretofore, orfliall hereafter enter any trad ofland in an inferior class to that ofits real quality, said land fliall (Jintil it is changed into its proper class) Vif

be charged, over and above therate for which it was entered, withdouble the amount of tax whichfhouldhave been paid had the lamebeen entered in its proper class ;

which fliall be paid tci.tbe colledorof the county, township,' or diltridn which such lands may be chargea

ble, for the use of the state, on theinformation of anv freeholder, making due proof thereof to the audi-

tor or'commiffioners and be recov-ered at the same time and in thesame way as other taxes are recov-erable. (

Sec. 4. Be it further enaded,That for the collection of taxes of

lands the state fliall beand Is hereby divided into six collec-

tion dillridi : the first to include thelands purchafedby JohrtCleves-Sym-me- s

and his affociates and the landwithin thediilrid of Ci icinnati landoffice ; the second toincludelands inthe Virginia military diftrid the landwithin the diftrid of Chiliicothe landoffice and the French grant; thethird to include the land purchasedby the Ohio company and all grantsincluded within the limits thereofand the land within the diftrid of.

the Marietta land office; the fourthto include the lands in the U-nit-

ed

States military diftrid and therufugee lands and all the landswithin the diftrid of Zanesvilleland office ; the fifth to include thelands within the diftrid of the Stetr-henvil- le

land office and all landssouth of the Connedicut reserve,md not included in the other dif--

trids ; and the sixth to include the'lands in the Connedicut Reserve.

Sed. 5. Be is further enacted,That there fhzll be appointed, bya joint ballot ot both houles ot thegeneral afTembly, and commiffion- -ed by the governor, a colledor meach diftrid, who Ihall continue inoffice one year and until his fucceff-o-r

is chosen and qualified, vho fliallcolled all taxes due and owing on

s' lands within theirrefpefdive diftrids The. colledorof the first diftrid fliall, keep his office at Cincinnati ; the colledor ofthe second diftrid fliall keep his office at Chiliicothe ; the colledor ofthird diftrid shall keep his officeatManetta ; the colledor of thefourth diftrid fliall keep his office

at Aanelville ; the collector ot thfifth diftrid fliall keep his officeSteubenville, and the colledor ofthe sixth diftrid fliall keep his officeat the town ot Warren, 111 thecounty of Trumbull. And shalleach, at the time they receive theirduplicates, lake and fubferibe thefollowing oath or affirmation, vizI, A B, swear orafSnn,(as the case may be) that I will ac 'YXcording tb the best of my abilities A1faithfully and impartially perthe duties enjoined on' me by lawsas conedoroi; the diltnoWand that I will not dircdly. or

purchase any land by mesold for taxes."

Notice js hereby given that alltaxes within this ltate are duenavahle nf'Jpr the first dav of Aifpufl

next enftinz and is not paid bv thdl

first Morufty f December the landswill be sold or so much thereof aswill fatisfv the amount due.ifl diftria colle&or A. Goforlh,

Cincinnati.do. Virginia armv lands, Tho

mas Scott, Chiliicothe.do. William Skinner, Marietta.do. Ja,mes Ilerron, Zanefville.do. Charles Maxwell, Steuben- -

do. James Hilman, Warren.THOMAS GIBSON.

Auditor of accounts for the flaleof Ohio. 6

4 FOR SALE,&& place whereon I now live, on

. r ! v.J9. aires IVllll! Ull avaviu a iuis

HfK'SiTniioriljrwith good improvements ;

about 140 acres of open land, the dwel- -

'ing house is ot BncV, two (tones 22'eet wide and 46 feet long, two GR1S1MILLS in good repair, and grind very'aft, one pair of nones are French burr ;he springs and Mock of water was never

known to sail. I will sell the whole together, and give an extensive ctedit on.me fourth being paid down, or I will sell

100- acres with the mills and difttllenit, and give a conhderable credit on

one third being paid down. It is gene-rally counted a very handsome place ;

i?needlers to mention further particulars, as any person wishing to buy, canview the premises.

llP(f J0?171 Rogers.

STATE OF KENTUCKY fd.Mason Circuit Court, December term 1805.

John Naylor, complainant, Chanceryagainst f2t ( and

fostbh Doviner BKjjhdant- - InunctiorfTHE defendant not laving enter-

ed his appearance herein agreeablyto and the rules of this courtand it appearing to the fatisfadio1

the court, that he is not an iuha- -

bitant of this commonwealth, on themotion of the complainant, by Alex-

ander K. Marfliall. his conn lei, it isordered, thai tje,. said defendant doappear here, on the third day of ournext May term-- and answer thecomplainant's bill, or that the samevvillbe taken as confeffedagainfthim,and that a copy of this order beforthwith mlerted in lotne autnori- -

fed paper of Kentucky, for eightweets lucceffively.

A copy. T'efte, , ,

IV31 Francis Tayl'ar Clk

NOTICE.VING taken letters of admi

niflration on theeftate of mr George lohi.fondec. formeily ot the houie of Peter GeoJohnson, (who died jn the idand of- Cuba r

September lad, orvhiswav from Newto this place,) we reqnefl all those who haveclaims againlt laid eltate, (it any there maybe) to bring them forward properly authenticated, so that they miy receive payment; tliofiindebted to the eltate will please make imm:dhrte payment

Richard Johnson, ") ,1 Adm rs.tFeter Johnson, J

Fredericksburg, Virg. Jan. T4, 1826; am

NOW PUBLISHED, BV G. DOUGLAS

B0OKSELL2R, BALTIMORE,

FORENSIC ELOQUENCE.

SKETCHESot

TPIALS IN IRELAND

FOR HIGH TK.EAS02Tfec.

. . . INCLUDING THE .

SPEECHES OF MR. CURRANAT LENGTIJ.

to vmicn is prefixed a briefSKETCH OF THE HISTORY OF

IRELAND,

AND A BIOGRAPHICALACCOUNT OF MR. CURRAN:

WITH AN ELEGANT ENGRAVED

LIKENESS OF THAT ORATOR.

Cedent arma tojrrc, concedit laure lingua;.Nosce hie .omnia est adblesceatulis.

SECfOND EDITION WITH ADDITIONS.

WHERE S the Jublcriber is builtng a COTTON SAW GIN, in Scott

lintM, Kentucky, ten miles fromort, on the Georgetown roadvand

is unacquainted with "the namerehdence of the patentee, or pro--

etor o? said machine, this is to giveInm notice, that upon application at theabove place, he shall receive, the usualpremium. The above cotton gin will becompleted in about three weeks.

Stmdn Hickey.Elkhcrn, March 5th, 1806. . 4t

"he imported English StallionDION,

Itf.WTT T. dinrl tn TTi,1:j y. u itu.iu uw Li.bDu.uiiu, .11 miUfuntv, tins teaion. 01s

performances and terms will be madeKnown in due time.

La 7 he imported English Stallionj f STIRLING,1W ill. itanu at Lexington, this ten.

lis pedigree, performances anc1

terms will be made known in due time

fa JVALUABLE PROPERTY I

W"wFOTrSAHi:. 'I

700 acres Militarv . l.nd. 1 ins 01,f.rnMi fr.I V tV T ..1,,.. .1"'"' i- - ira A. VVlil.1 L 1W IUU

f 1 ;,.ft. . . 11. ....!, ..V1UIH.I 11 Ulll U IILIllllll 111 Villlll II.IH1ILthis tract contaitis about three hundredacres of rich bottom, the remainder iswen tumerea ; lias on it a rroou nujlleat, and is an excellent (land for a public house.

500 acres ditto ditto, ly'ia? on CloverLick creek, a branch of the East fork ofthe'Little Miami; N. W. T. in a goodneighborhood, about three miles fromDimhaiiis-Tow- n, seven fiom Williams-burg, and eleven to twelve from the O- -

luo river.1000 icres ditto ditto, lying- on Brufli

creek, a sew miles iiom New Market,N. V. T.

5000 acres, lying on Bank Lick creek,Kentucky, part of two trails, contain-ing 6000 acres, surveyed and patentee1ior vv iiuniu joncs.

4000 acres, Clarke count)', Kentucky,part of a trail of eight tlioufand acrei,surveyed and patented for Richard Clun-ncvort- h.

3332 2-- 3 acres, Mason county, Ken-

tucky, part of 5000 acres, surveyed andpatented for George Underwood.

1 200 acres, Mason county, Kentucky,surveyed and patented for Moody ..vid

M'Millin.1000 acres Military land, on the wa-

ters of IluiTeirs creek, Green river. .

325 acres, Jefferson county, Kentuc.ky, abput sour miles from Louiiville, 40.teres of this traft is cleared.

116 -2 acres, Fra nklin county, Kentucky, on the North fork of Elkhorn,about six miles from Frankfort ; on thattrail are confiaerable impiovements.

A House and well improved Lot inlithe town of Paris, on Main flreet,"ntla

idioininir Mr. Hutrhcs'3 tavern.An Inn and Out Lot in said town.Also a House and well improved Lot

n this place.The above described property will be

t'old low for Cash, Hlmp and Tobac-co, or on giving bond with good fecun- -y, a conhderable credit may be had."or further particulars enquire of An-Ire- w

F. Price, attorney in fitel for (orro the'fubfciiber.)

JOHN JORDAN JunLexington Kentucky,

Tanuarv 13. 180

&js WANTED,,SaBER, industrious man, who-i- capa- -" L1 c .1 .:.. - .1. v .

ullvu,b!Blie lour uorses,lu bWHITSloyed in

Driving the Mail Sagcfrom Limestone to Frankfort, once a wceJc, tocommence on tlie fust of May next. Applica-tion to be made to N. Willis, at Chiliicothe, orJoshua Wilson, in Lexington.

tf October 1,1805.

OFUS AVAL,$!k4& TAILOR,

TFULLY informs the Citizensfof Lexington ami the Public in genetal, that

.menceil liulinefs i the House lately ocntfiied bv Ml Morrifon.ton Short.treer,; where he lntehrtitopurHie the tame

m all its varions br inch's, and hopes from hisknowledge of the above biifniefs, with theII rifted attention and a desire to please, tome'it a lhare ot public patronage. Ladiesjnd Gentlemen, who will be fn obliging as'bsavour him with their cu'rom, ma rely onhiving their work done in the most falhiona-blean- d

best manner, on the Ihorteft notice, andon' terms.

LOFT US NOEL.N. B. One or two Apprentices will be ta-

ken to to the above business.Tlie ubferiber das for sale an excellent

joachee with Harness, on low tonus for vafh

STRAYEDjROM the fubferiber in May last, a itrawL ber roan o!oured.

) M-A R E,rlveeyears old last fpfins, a wliito soot adJTning one of her sore feet on the sore partot nc hoot, bulhy mane and tail, had on anold bell, Also, a two jcarpld

. GELDING,a Hark orbrownbav.-- liar in the sorehead, afivp on one nortril, I bslieve hi? legs are allwhite, on the forelegs the, while does notreich high up, a switch tail, a lengthy madecolt. Thev were brought Iroin Virginia lalfwinter, by the Crab Orchard, and may haveattempted to e that wav Whoever willdehvc- - the ib ve colts to me in Green county,near Where the Columbia road crofles therojd leading from Stanford, to Greenfburgh.Ihall receive F,tvc JJnllars for each and tra-velling expences paid sir conveying them.

WILLIAM WAi.DEN.Green County, Dec. 10, 1805. 4 m-

J3 jqi GRANT,Fainter, Glazier 1$ Paper Hanger',- -

PEC TFULLY, informs hisfriends and the public in general, thatlie has lenioved his Ihop to the house onShort fti eet lately occupied by mr.Loftns Noel taylor, where he intendscarrymg on his bu'.inels in all its variousnranclie, extenlively and with tfilpacli.Being no,w fiurnifhed with every neceffa- -ry material, he will be enabled to cnm -ulete any kind of work in the above n

and on the molt reasonable terms.He returns thanks to thole who have

favoured hiiji with thefr commands,hopes from his aihduuy attention tobusiness, to merit a continuance of theit!avours.

r..--- .. J Tr--: i. ,. r-- n I

uiiu oy me llliaiialways hand.

One or two apprentices will be talceno the above boys from to

6 years of agr, will meet with liberalencourjement, tf

A FOR SALE,' A T.itelv N.m Glil.BOUT of ar-- e enriuiie of tie'

X punter.

?,-- OTICF.. All thoscindebd

! e ofCd-i-HvlH- U . forr - J!ic - K1 i I ! It J4, '' f' ''e,5t

omti ,i.tid nnorrolhede tn t the ra '' "-c-

' rsi..t, jreintoraieel,. '

Uiat tiur nous: tintsai Uie hanrit 01 th s ''rentier, t s , mce.

ate ra ment, as tlie ntu:.t'on oi Uic e.ut will

notadmitoi lor.ffcr cldivJoL?i L. Martin, fxV

to tlrr e,t-it- e of G. JIac'ison dee,Lexintton, Dix. Ji, 1805.

LAST NOTICE'jthos: Hdtbted to the late firmALL Scitz h Lauman, John A. Suajk ""

Seitz & Johnson, John A. Sc-it-z Co.John Jordan jun. John Jordan uiniorx Co. and Jolm & William Joidau, aierequelled to tome forwaid immediately

pay off" their relpective accountsCuhtis Field, who is hciebyduly

to receive the same. 1 he'swho do not avail theinfelves of this no.tice, may rest afluri-d- , that indu' r- - r.cewill not be given beyond the first ofMatch) when suits will be indifcnmi-natel- y

inflituted.

J. Jordan jr.N. P. T O B A C C O, HtMP,

and HOGS' LAUD, will be rtceivtdatthe market pi ice, in payment.

J- -

January 28, 1805, tf

A BARGAIN,By which the purchaser may mate a

more specdil,thanby any other one ofTer- -

ed in the state. -I will sell the Tavern

TRAVELLERS' HALL.Which I ocenpj , tv uh or without the furnittire- -

and stock of liquors, for part Cash, part btoreGoods, Negroes, or Country Prod.ice, paidduwn ; the balance m citrht annual pa mentS)wiui lmcrefinom ine aarp ; or in tour annu:.Jpayments of h.df Cash, and half approved pro-duc- e,

with interest from the ddte.Tlie situation, convenience, cleT'e ard

custom of Ti-- eilt-.-- HU, are well known tobe unequalled 1 ary Taern in the AVc itemCountn , and b t er) sew in t'ie Union.

'E'If th'13 property be not sold10 April next, I sr..i!l not dispose of it asterwards, at least for setral eai .

R. Bradley.Lexington, 14th January, ISOu

NEW SCHOOL.

rAMR. & MRS.ucij leave to icquunt their friends :n Lex-ington and its l litv, that on M"ndav, the-6t-

of J.muarv, 18.6, they intend opening anAcademy for Tattng Ladies,

where will be the following branchesol Education, (viz.)

per quarter.Spelling, Readirg, with all kinds cf

Needle Woik, g 5Writing & Arithmetic, 3English Grammer, Geography, e. 3Music, (vocal & instrumental) ith

use of instrument, 12Such ladies and gentlemen who please to ho-

nour them with the inftrul'on of their chil-dren, mav rely on their ufiogeve-- v exertion intheir power, towards their makinir 2 ranirlpiogrefs.

N.B. The of Patent PianoFortes, is carried on as usual. Price 180 dol-lars.

Mr. Grce-- has just received from PhiladeLphia, an afibrtment of NEW MUSIC, whichne offers for fall.Lexington, December 24, 1805. tf

' TWO APPRENTICESWill be taken by

JOHN TONES.Vt his Cotton Manufactory, on V jtcr street,

October 15 P05.

DANCING SCHOOL. (KSEVERAL Gentlemen hai'inr

expresucd to Mr. NUGENT, a desire to havetheir children taught by him this spnrp, heproposes to commence teaching- the art of Dan-cing, ium- -. Bradiej's Assembly Room, assoon as thirty scholars are subscribed for.

A subscriptton ppu- - ,s lest utmr. Bradley's,jetting- fortli his terms, the same as hist j ear.

THE fubferiber havirtenurchafecl tfrom Samuel PI11 inner and his wise, allthe interest t'nev might have by virtue of therlight of dow r m the fiid formerly 'the wif-- of a certain William M'Cracken- -dcce.iled, to the elfatc, real and personal ofthe said William M'Cntken deceased'. Allperson are Iicp-'i- v pautinnpd against purcha-fin- g

any of the laud's 01 oter property,to the eftilr of s decedent, as

I have a deed of conveyance from the abovenamed ainuel ani N'ancv Plummer. for hersaid right of dower to the same.

llichardfon Allen.March jo, iS. - (,t

STOLEN7FRO?vl the subscriber, on Wed

nesday c enm Lst, a jLight Bay Horse, CJ

about c';rht 3 (- -1 s old, a lrge star in his sore- -head, a slurt .locked tail, a natu.al trotter butlias ben brol-- e to a .ace, shodbefore.no brandecollo.ted, bo t 14 hands high. ALo, soma

timeiiVM,arff) 'f a

'H1" c Sorrel Horse,

,,h -, n... . ?.,.... .. ..7..thes-sh'- . ai ner.on w.vmn- - vr.e ii.fnmntiso that I proa.- - either of tliun again, shall beI1L,ciai.) vevaroii.

Qary L. Clarke.--"' Scu VII "n ln 8"o- - 4w

JOSEPH GRAY, tf"-"-HAS removed bi" Store to t'le'ftone

house, opposite San uel & George Tiot-trr- s,

lately orcuied bv Tvleffrs. Hart Sc

Baitlett; and his ju't receivej, 111 ad- -iSit.on U lus to ner auurtmen;, veryel mt funi-- i t'

G'nns,wbich will le fnhl ih p for Cash.

of business, ina neat and mafLrly llilej"00 '"'p, years old, blazed face,. - '.a nttiir. ' ln.t tb. !.!, ,,' 1,:. iiv

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