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&$& POKTKY. dg r - TUB , V " BY 1'. GvFrsSENDEN. Jt moScdJIitocklie.'ds roll in wealth, . " Lei jpirSad fools strut in state, 'My hStvds, Iny homestead and ray health -- , Place iueabove the great. .' Insver'fAwnTnorfid'nojjfeign, XS D'ea5e "' Mammon's liiiPlhdependence'still jnaintain On U beneafii the sSy. y.' - Thuincinnatus at his. plough, 1 wtihmo1e true glory shone, Thanaegtr witlrius laurel bropt filSpalace ar.d hi throne, ss v"jT ' - Tiimjijt, perplexity and'care Are bold ambition's lot; M llutjhiise i"tri3e'4 never dare Distuib mj peaceful cotjft v ,Blet wjith fair competence.u.finU Whfp'Oiarchs never caijV'SS-- ' ' tranquility ofrriind, 4 Heaven's choicest "gifttftfirJan lhotoilttith which I till fhe.gr.uncL Filxercise is meet v " J Is mare; amusement, wliictys crqwri'd ' Wiurilu nber soft and sweet. o,,f i,:si& Ii il iri nlAiOiiPA'alfftHnnB i S iVeetrslumber soon destroy, , Soon ihncrdh dissipation sigrodnd,- - A guv e for ejerj joy. Orioikl. . 3, V 'jAnes atldreiiedito a youiig gentleman' erffhis death K . M ly a lady. . ; ( I saw th,eerfa?etwhen blessed w'Hh ease and wealth , F.ach gloiyn & vtrtifefcrownell'with blooming hea th, WhWJflattstiiig friends their smiling homage paid, Alia eacn 'Wid'liour'iii-Miuruv- t: pleasure sled. " . Thossb"-(iitill- Beams of innocence and truth. Uifw 'hAght they clawned upon thyVising youth; With brilliant hopes and expectaaons'crowned, ' AndpleSsing jirospects opened all around." How charged, lipw alteted does the scene appear! In this, satFhonr not hope's own smile can chiar: Behold on the bed'of death ' Jn meek subnijliion yield thy parting breath. See thy tb'nd p"aretit,s eve aid impart, 'sp joQth thy aiit"iush or to heal thy smarL "Witlrc4seless'jtjiirs thy altered form bedtw, ArOcarcoShevei.i th) self they view. Gi ispeiWn the'arms of death still thou art mild, Thy nJt'ejnojjr:ivthEe rfs their only child, Whenjjust arrived to manhoods opening bloom; ' Tbey new thee hastening to an carry tonib! t IliTCftbfthee, w ha joV can then impart, To soijthe the anguish of a parent's heart; ,. ThenffOie. their j y. flieir only cotnfort sled, And'endfess so'rrow heaped upon their head. For the Gaztttet JTOJ1 Tim LADIES. ty(d"choos e a good Hitsband. oi see a young man of modest, res pcrfiJ, retiring, m?inneis; not given to pride, to we t or uatU!ryj,jie will make n good hus- band ; lo. he willjjle the "arne "kind inaii" to-v- v ris Ins .vijfe, m& 'marriage, th.-- t he wasbe- - WJien yotjjsee a young man ofrugal an;l lmllits. no "fortune-,unter,- y but who Yould tklfeST wise, for the value of herself, and lict sop-th- J. nher wealth: that man will .. . is - tuaKeji; nH, for hTs a rection will not derreaie, neitnerwill he brine- - himself onhis jianner To pov'end nartt? ' .;.,: WJrea yoq see rrvnon?- - man, whose manners .ire ol tlrf"POHJe,rousand disgusting' kirrd, Willi1, iii-u- s enoutrn . to .carrv him anv whore, m - jAWL. tS J f. t vanityen(iugh ,ke lilm think cery one n- - " ferior to himselfi? loirt marry hitn cirla, he will not make a goocl Miisu.ind. When,youeyung man, who is using hii Tjcst endeavohrs to, r.uie hiinelf fiom abic'u: ify, toctrSlit, cljgr.icter tuyl affluence, by his own rT rnerus, marr fjijjivthe will make 3 good hu?o.andj jwitl one w4orthttiaving. When youjseeyt young man depending solely for his rcputaUoffi;an3 'standing, in society, upon the offfltgjfrich' Jather or OtlierrcUtiofis,!, dont marry him lorgoounesyoake, he will maKe q poor husband. -- henyousee a, young man, one half of his time with the ladies, and the other hast employ ed in aUqrifig his persAn, or riding through the Streets in"igs!, who- - leaves his debts unpaid, ttamandedf never, nevfcrdo "you marry him for he will bring lit-- ) family to tant, and vvifi'm e'very'respect, make a bad hu1-bt- n-l, "" , ,t z When yTu ire a 3"0".ng man; nho nefer engagei an iny Atliiiys or quarrels by day, nor follies by niqnt, and whose dark, bjack deeds ar;e ofso mean a rharacter,s tom.ike wish toconceal his name; wmaocs wioi Keep iow company, nor Ine ik the sabbathjinoruse'profanc language, but wlioe sate is seenjregularly tt church, wherQ.he oui it to be, he wilfcertamly mal;e a' good Iius-ban- l. m' - , v SV-ie- n ayounftm'an, whois belowyou in wealth oTers ,u marrrage, don't deem it a disgrace. hut look ino hi"cliaracterj and is you find it cor,. respor i to thesp direction?, ui!;e lum, and you 7'!I gi-- t ' ' jodhusband . A'c i inn'ta money an object of marrihge, for it rfu lo, a'jteprt upun ttra a balance to tlie good ou wi'illjdt's. bad hu$kiud. Whi nyoii see a young giaiij who is att'fttiye and kmd to his sisters, or aged mofhi jvho' is rot ah.iTnell to be seen in the hi eels xvtth the .vo-n.i- n who, gave him birtiiwd nursed him, sup poi .nig her weak anil tottering trame uppnjni. aini,'ind who will attend to ail Jier littlfc. wants with tilial love, .iflection and umdenievs, take .f1 Ai.7i gifts, w ho can get liim, no' matter What hi circumstances in life, lie fs truly ivorth th'e wj'iaina; ond h.Aing, ana will in cerUtihty, make " ag;od huilmud ' - v tys exirmne into chracier, cort' nitnes, mil when you fmdjtjiese goon fi i yountr man, then may yy? 15 l!ra he" will in il.u .iVooil huibaud; - jQucensware China. , JA A! FS HAMILTON, .W.1W STREET, - JTAS imported direct from Liverpool a large find STi"'e)hxcrsie assortment ot LieipooI and China wart' leiecieu iiu care CApiessiy hh hub maiA., .wii.u SIIK Blue Printed Dining Wate new nd clegan' atterns, i do, IJdiVj 1 ca do do. do. Plates Twiflers Muffins, do. Oval l)hes, (. do. Coerpd do. very handsome, r jdo Soup I ureens. do Sauce do do HkerAfand Xapples, do Slugs and Pilchfi-s- , do Botth, UtSslliid Rivers, " do Tfnpoi'sjtiisrd CfrearrS, do Cuftee BqvKand Saucers, - do 'I ea cups and Saucers &c Uc. Gold Band f'ea'ie's, some very handsome, Enamelled "edged tnd C G v.ae of every descrip-lio- n which will be sold whole ,sa)e or retail, at a very amall advance for cash CASH will be given for a sew tons of , HEMP. Lexington, Mav 12, 1825. 19-- tf. ' . A'OTll'E. A'L persons indebted for the Lexington Public or for Advertisements published in that paper, are requested to call at this Office atid settle tueir respective balances, either by payment ot tne money or giving a no?e Those who donotcomrdj with thu notice, cannot expect to be further indulged rHxington, Ms 12, 1825, 19-- tf. WANTM), 4 OARDNFR for the BOTANIC GARDEN, -- he j.i. musfbe sober, trusty and skillful. Apply to the Pointer. -- iALSO An undertaVer to quarry Stone and 100 Cedar or Locust posts 9 or 10 feet long. Apply as above. Lexington, May 12, 1825, 19-- tf S oi .Tuejincn Blacli sUii . I will give liberal wares to a sew journeymen, well acquainted with the Blacksmith's business, and who can come well recommended. JOHN EADS, Lexincton March 24, 1825 12-- tf. HEW uu& IHR.SUHSOUlBF.il has iust imiiortecl from J Philadelphia, and s now onenintr at Ids 5tbre on n m11.11 i W. Main Street, in Lexine mmmm ton, opposite thi Court House, a choice assortment of t. m Selected with great care by himself; Among Mch are the following Articles, BUO.VD OLOTIIa and Casiimeresi, assd Pelirp Plnlha Kljnnptl and Bai Ze. MSH1 ted. Figured andlPlain Bombazetts do Denmark Sattius and Silk Stripes do . Irion ana Russia Sheetings do Table and Russia Diapers T do Insh'Lincn and'BrOWn Holland do H en and Cotton Diilhngs do Furniture ;alicoes, and Ringhams. do Wide and nan ow Fnc) Calicoes do Cotton and Linen Cambricks do Long Lawn ami Cotton Handkerchiefs do Jaconet and Mul Mul Musims do Figured and Plain Book do do Canton Crape and Crape Itobes do Crape and Cotton Handkerchiefs do Italian Crapes and Crape Scarfs do Pink Muslin KobeS&. White do with cotoured borders Flain and Figured SlIEs assorted. figured, Silk and faause Hrndkerchleft do Bandana andfBlack Silk do do Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose do " 6nk and "Beaver Gloves- - do isa .keen, Silk, ri't and Buttons do ftibbons, Tapes, Lcs tfid Kdg'n gs do Tortoise Tucking and Side Combs do Wide anJ Narrow Domestic Plaid do .Domestic Circassian PUidsand Ued Ticking ass'd ramture and Uumc&tic Checks assorted liro n S'ld Bleacher Cotton Sheetings do Tine Sei Island and com-no- n Cotton Shirtinps Silk Merseilles andValentia Vesting assorted B. Itn.gClo'l's. from No 1 tu 7 warranti d ' i, ! r o and Leather Sho s assorted liest Atadeira and I ,iJoi) particular Yy' WIN'T S Hel"t 4th Proof FRENCH Bll NUV y&. ji est nuu'itiM., . flsajssssu ' GUNP'JWJJI'.Rand&S Si youn(, HYS..H Pnmcsni i e is ; hcKAs ' J OA.F VQAl! COFFLB VDLHdCOLATE (.iv.e, ttpp r, Cloves and ilace Mitmegs, Cini a "on alldtt..ld Bos' Bengal and t'atent Blocking Vsdder, Coppeias and Allum Queens, China and Glass Wa e, assorted Window Qlas's and Cut Nails Spades and Shoiels Cradling and Grass SCYT,JJES . And agenenl Assortment of HARDWARE AND CUTLER. Those GOODS being laid in vary low, and with such great aro, that all whoinay want to purchase will Cud it their interest to call. ALEX.iPARK.Ell. Itexlngton Juno 9, 1825 23tf . STATE OF KENTUCKY. Ariiii. Tlhm, 185 Frederick Klcttej f omplamant, against jk Elias T Smith and olhers, Defendants. ' f- - IN CHANCKRV. It appearing to the. satisfaction ot the court that the ilefcntunt tl P Smith is no inhabitant of this Corn mnnwealth. and he ha injr sailed to enter his annual ancelierein. ai;reeibly to law and the rules of this court. Vn he motionrot tne comiilainant, by his counsel, it is. therefore, orders d, that unless the said Defendant K lias P Smith do appear here, on the first da-- , tif lilt next July term of this court and ans er the Com- - pla nant s bill, tne same as to lum will be taken lor con- - lessell. And it is further ordered that a cop otlhis irde beinserled in some duly authoiiied newspaper mblished in this Commonwealth f oi two months suc- - ciS'ihely. A copy, teste, JAME3 TAYLOR, c. ccc June 9,lS2i 23 $k QREEMFliLLE SPRIAGS, fjnhe undersigned has taken t!u Celebrated ,Wa-- i H leringPlacS cdTTedTIlE GSeENVILLE. arm ii tjti, near riJurrtiasourgn, ly, and has put themin complttc onlcr for the reception of Vis itors. -- 1 1 r The price's of Boarding &c. will be on moderate terms;,. ) . THOMAS Q. ROBERfl'S. May 2,1025 19-- tf. " . ;'. JOB .PRINTING Of tviry description neatly executed here Botanic Garden. JUOl'OSALS u illbe received for the following for Jo Gruhsnd plough about 7 acres orgiound Jo pae abn.t fiOsquaie yurds with rut stones. To laj about 100 Cuoic yards o! u stolie fen-- e. To put up a Board fence 7 feel high, ar.uiud- - part the ground --" To tart Ian barK ana oilier objects Dyjne aay or the load Th procure and phnt One Thousand young trees, shiubvand Vines, from the wood. g Anplj to the Superiiilendant C S. Rafincsque by let "ters lest at Capt. Pike's or '1 lioinus Sqath's N. B. The sIiHrelioluers are notiheu to pn) tne instal- ments due on their shares to the lreaaurer cf the com- pany. Teh. 3 1825 5 tf. . Jt REMOVAL. Subscriber ha9 removed his THE SHOP to the Corner ,7 . r it L.' .. u... .1.. C.: ,?V; t oi upper oiruei, uetwcuu liju x.pis yiTiAiilfL lle carries on the in its various branches, i,. Scale Beams aiidSteel-yird- s made and repaud. The Iron woikfor all aorta of Machinery, Hi arth Irons almost always on and for sale. Locks repaired &c. &c. v ' He tenders his thanks to his former friends, and assures them and( the public that no pains shall bo spared to make tlicm well satisfied both in quality & price of the work done at his sLSp. Oj-IIo- rse Shoeing and olherkinds of Blacksmith Work is done at his Shop At the customary prices. . THOMAS SJTUDMAN. N. B. Two or three hands will betaken to learn the trade. T. S. Feb. 10,J825. 6.-- tf. SLAVES FOR SALE. excellent tOOli and WASHER, aged between AN and 50jears Also a boy 16 years of age, who is acquainted with quilling in a bagging factory. Enquire ot the Printer. Lexington, April U, 1825.-15- -tf - ' LA MOTT'S COUGH D110P8. Important Medicine for Coughs and Consump- tions. ,y THIS F.lixir is not olFered to the public as and a rival to all others, but as possess- ing virtues peculiarly adapted to the present pre- vailing disorders of the breast and lungs, leading to consumption. A timely use of these drops may be considered a certain cure in most cases of Common Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Pain in the Side, Difficulty of Breathing, Is ant of Sleep arising from debility; aud in Spasmodic Asthma it is singula! ly efficacious A particular attention to the directions accompanying each Datum neces-nr- y. The following certificates from respectable gen- tlemen, physicians and surgeons, arc subjoined, to show that this Composition is one which enlighten- ed men are disposed to regard as efficacious and worthy ofpuhliu patronage. Having examined the composition of Mr. Cros by simpiovemeut upon La .SVl oil's Vougu Droys, wc have no hesitation in recommending them to the public, as beingwell adapted to those cases of disease for winch be recommends it. Doct's. Jonathan Dorr, dated Albany, Dec. 4. 11124.- - James Post, of "White-Cree- Feb- ruary, 14th," 18?5: ratson Sumner and John Webb, M. D. of Cambridge, Feb. 520th 1U25: Solomon Dean, of Jackson, Jau. 20th 1825. Mr. A Crosby t am pleased with this oppor tunity of relating a sew facts, which may servo in commendation ofytiur excellent Cough Diops. For ten years I was afllicted with a pulmonary complaint; my cough aas severe my appetite weak and my strength sailing. I u.ed many popular medicines, but only sound temporary rcliof, un- til by a continued us: of your valuable drops, 1 have been blessed witt such perfect health as to render further means unnecessary Hev EBKNEZER HARRIS. Salem JV. I'. January 12th. 1825. , Prepared by A. (!ROSIIY, sole proprietor, Cambridge, (N. Y.) rthose signature" will be affix- ed to his owu hand writing to each bill of direct- ions. Re particular Hat each bottle is envelop- ed ma stero or check label, which is struck on the same bill with the directions. Sold wholesale and retail, by DrG. DAWSON Pittsburgh J. CKiiMBECKF.R; Wheeling P. M WEDDELD, Druggist, Clcaveland PRAT and MEACH, Driifrffists Buffalo O S. CROSBY, Druireists Columbus GOOD WIN, AHTON & Co. M. WOLF & Cot A. F.A1RCI11LDS, Drcesists- - Cmcinnatti BYERS iiid BUTLER, D. WILSON, Druggists Lou- isville. and- - retail by J. D. THOMAS, Win- chester Ky and at the ).RUG STOR4E OY 3 A.NVES G RAVES, 'Lexington, Ify. Each bottle contains 45 doses; Price One Dollar single; nine Dollars per doz. May 25th 1825.-- 1 year. Boot , BINDING. ALEX'IL DRENNAN & SONS, RFSPKC J FULLY Inform the public that thej carry on the above business opposite the lower maikethouse, Lexington. Any commands they may be favoured with, shall be punctually attended to N. 11 At the same place Silks & Cloths Dyed black, blue, and arious colours . Mens' Clothes Scoured, and the Colour renewed. Lexington. Feb. 10, 1825 6 tf NEW GOODS. The subscriber is ,n ceiving and opening an elegant assortment of ' SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS, ENGLISH, FltKXCH, INDIA f DOMESTIC. flff ehaa extra supri sine 11LUK and BLACK CLOTHS 6f CAbSIMbltl-.- Flowered paper for, roo ns Bol- ting Llothb Leghorn Bonnets Ohe Oil, in cams ters for Machiner)? &c- - iiis good wil'be disp'ised of on leaioiiable terms. S To those puichasuiK to sell ag ae can offi;r in- - ducemenls. v joiin tUford. Lexington. Aprihll, 1625-1- 5 tf P S. Whiblce) bv tht. banei ronaer oy tne " teg, iai the Umon 4MJJ8, for sat J. T A KTftT?!?. VCn TiP!rV M ts . . a- - jtm . wa.fc A.Xt O. fCI'ir. I11M ctand for a More, or an odiee, latiLF iiic tonrt House scuait Lumiire at i"e JLciJ4igc uu.ee ol j;and J. fcajro. 2J, 1825.-- 3t. . i a . . KENTUCKY B1BEE SOCIETY, OFFERS, TOR SALFj, OCTAVO BlULKa'oru iyi siipeno'- - g ality cents speciij. . They luie on har,d also, a great niiiTiber f Billies and Testaments, adapted to the ust ol Societies). .ftirlatioiis, Stirday 'bchools,. and I'amih-- s, which tliey will dispose of sore iSi, and to the poor gratis. Apply to the Agent at his olbce at Mr D. A" Sayre's Wain btreet, Lexington THUS: NliLON, Agent, K. B S. July 2r.h, 18"5-30-- 3t. JOIIIn M. iiWKTT. T TRUSS MAKER, SUA SOT ilNIIl4. SIIORT ST. EiR THE WASHIGTO- - HOTEL.) S now manufacturing and keeps constautly on handPR USSES for all kinds of ruptures, viz J hecorrmon Steel, with & without the racket wheel, The newly invented and much approved double-heade- d Steel, The Morocco Nonclastic Band with spring pad, nd 1'msses for children of all ages Gentlemens best Morocco, Buckskin, ( a)fjun, ind Russia Drilling Riding Girdle?, witti and without " springs, and with private pockets, Ladies', Gentlemens', and Misses Back Stays, to re lieie pains m the breast, Double and single Morocco Suspenders with rollers, Female Bandages, Sic. &c. All of which will be sold by wholesale 'or retail. The Tailoring Business, f In its arious branches, continued as usual. Lexington, May 5, 1825 18-- tf FOR SALE a 1 J-5- S JtBS&Kl-- J Acnns OP. FIRST r.ATE ILJlsWI - One mile and a halffrom Lexington 'on (le Frank- - ion roao, ncany one Halt is timbered land, the bal lance'isin a gondstate of cultivation; a frame house and Orchard, and one of the best springs m Fayette county, aud an indisputable title. The above land being the property of William L. McConnell dee'd. and is now offered for sale low for CASH by the heirs ofsaiddee'd. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber in Lexington, and the" terms will be made Known by lilm and the land shown, &c. GEORGE ROBINSON. Lex April 1, 1824 14 tf. WHISKEY WHISKEY of a SUPI :rior QUALITY for sale b,y the MiiREL DWID MEGOWAN. upper end of the market hoire. LEXINGTON MAY lOtu 18?4 20--t.f FOM. SALS A SMALL FARM OF id) AN mw In the intmediateneighbourhood Of UvXIXiOTON. THERE are on it comfortable buildings for two is ncces&arv good water meadows & orchards, under good fence ana sufficiency of wood land Terms can be madeverv favourable. Apply to CHARLES WILKINS, or Col. J AMES 1 RO'nTER Lpt. An-- r 1124 J7- -f ivlOKOCCu MANUFACTORY. TillE Subscriber respectfully informs the public he has commenced the above busines in Lexington on Main Street; and fiom a loug experi- ence in one of the principal cities in Enrope, and the United Stales also; he flatters himself he will produce articlrs in his line equal lo any in the Union suitable for Shoe Makers, Hatters, Coach Makers Sadlers and Book) Binders which he will Sell tweuty percent less than imported skins. This he hopes will induce the consumers in th' Western Country to give a preference to their owr manufacture N. B. A constant supplyof hatters WOOL op kand.' PATRICK GEOHEGAN. January 13th, 1825 2- -tf "''" LAW NOTICE. JAMES SHANNON, Lore of Wheeling;--Ph- . WILL practice Law in the Circuit and County Court I'ajette, and the Circuit Courts of Bourbon cd Jessamine. Ml business entrusted to him will re ceive prompt attention His office is on Short Street. Lex Uec 20, 1824 25-- tf. LAW NOTICE. EonViRT J. BlIFCKIIyRIDGK Attorney anOL Counsellor at 1 iiyj5 WILL ATTEND TIIBTAYET'I E CIRCUIT CQUR'l S Lexington, April 6,1284 A5.-- tf. . LAW NOTICE. JOHN W. TIBBATTS & J.O. HARRISON. T.J AYR united it the Practice of the LAW in the fLl Fajettu Cjicuit Couus 'Iheir Office is kept in the room immediately aooc the uit.ee ot the UleiK of the County court. April 7. 1825 14 tf.- - 11 iat liofhti'ovgoUeu THAI' OA' OF TUB CAPITAL PRIZES JJfTIlE $40,000 LOTTERY Recentl) drawn in the Cily of Baltimore, was sold at PIKK'h OFFICK, And that he has TIClvE I S now for sale in several other Eastern LotteriSs, all'lobe concluded within 430 da,ys. Among the- - BrilluiltfPrizes of which are to be sound 'I of hO.OOO I A of 10.000 3 I 5 of 5.000 Independent of i Great A'umbcr of $4000,3000, 2500 200Q 1000 .00 fcc,&c, &b. fr5l ickets fiom $5 u Jl'l) only and prizes will be paid at his oflice as soon a presented. Or- ders from anj part of the United States will re- ceive the most prompt attention, is pos't paid, and addressed to -- J. M. PIKE, LcxiugtinKy May 12 1S2- 5- 10-- tf. $100 fjjwie "ReYraTA I l RAN AV AY from tie giibsruhpr Imng nca'' Lexington. ra)tttc C'ouutt (Kei.li i !) ,) n the Uth day of December lat, a Aegfo Manu.uned QUILLS:. About 21 yeaii of age; about 5 set B tlr 9 inches jfiigb, slender made, is copper cmftpTK.on; I e had run a grc) linscy coatee-aTi- pairf&lortnb, lnuk v ith Jhim a drabgrt'j coat u.jtli 3 or 4 x;apes v ith oth- er clothing not lecoljcclcd, I liavo locsi.r. to hp- - ncve tlie aoove slae is ejlher in tlie slale of Indi- ana, Illinois, or Ohio, oronloaid seme Meaiu Boas. . I will gite (he auovc nv siijj. fr i the said slave taken out of the stale of ICrnlncky, or fifty dolla is fn like money is taken nlthin the btatc-o- f Ken- tucky, on deliveiy of him in Lexington. May 23d 1C25.V WM.'E. BAIN. 21ir ftj-T- he Nstiohal Republican as fincinnali will i' weeirs insertion, Yiidffn.rwaid their account' to tliisoffice for pay- - 50 REWARD. fP AN AWAY from the subscriber on the 4th of Apul, a negro n.an named iiEJS, 'about 7 jears oldjtalj slim made, with a scai over hisleite)e; another cu his cheek, went lame on account ol hr, little toe hems: vcrv sore, and his fnnt tKZSESsSsl&a; sVelled; talks a little bioken, very fouJ oi liquor, " n a grey janes shoit coat, an old light drab snftout coat and two pair of ragged ovotallft He rode off a bay horse, ten years old, about 14 hands high, a natural Jrctter, shod before, a star in his sorehead, roach main and bob tail with some saddle and collarmarks. There was also, another Negro Man lest this place at the same tirrfe, belonging to a man in Ala- bama, stt ut well made, about 25 ears old.andis supposed to have rode a sorrel horse of, J. '1 anner sour years old, sixteen hands )ugh, with light mane, and tail, and sour white fret. It is supposed they will make for the s,tate of Ohio and perhaps for Can- ada. I will give the above reward is taken out of the stalp,nrtwenty dollars is takeD in the state and secured in any jail so that I get him, and pay all reasonable charges. A generous rewaid will ba given for the horses or. either of tht'm, or for mfor mation so that I get them. B. BOSVVORTII, Lex. April CO, 1825 1.7-- tf. he Liberty Hall, Cincinnati, will sine tli above three weeks insertion.bd forward their ac- count to this office for pnymilt. ' '" APRIL TERM. 1326. Aaros Blkdsok Comp't. i against I IN CIIANCERr. Wn. D. Burnett Deft. ) , , rinHIS DAY came the CompkinantJiv lis t. Counsel.jtnd it aDneaiimr to the smitLrimn of the Court tha't the defendant William'!). Bur- nett, is not an inhabitant of this "Commoni calth. Thercfoie on motion of Complainant it is ordered that unless the said defendant do anDoar hrm r,n or before the first day of our nest Augurt term and answer the complainants bill herein, that the s,ime will be taken against him pro coujisso. And it is iiiuripr ordered mat a cbpv of this order bdiibort-e- d for two months successively in some anthemed newspaper, published within this Commonwealth, A copy Attest. WILLIAM WINSLOW, Clk. 21-2- m' &m!3$z. TCiTkDQ A H nn &&m, Sagk J-- a.B. &jn JLJJj, Muatj!'Wirr: 'JK4. ... . . j - v u i I I u I j I 1 r .iKUMj .1 11.01 V' -- ? a a ftr tirst raie L. i l, lyinf aji I: it fiv V miles lrom I eMnt n, bftiding on tl iioi roiits- read, on which thee is about twenty acies rlesrt i , a a logcaoDin in it, tlie remainder oo l.i d u, t with timber of the. sirs quahtv For terms apply to the rdum- - r -- ' Lexington lune agd18j , J. M. PIKK AN)S TF.N SHAP.FS of OLD KEN ' f ' Y BANK ST O. K Pk-as- e apply at his tOlii RY It. FXCHANOB OFI'ICE. LexFeb. 44 182 8-- tf. Tle Su-yjiiv- lal , IS again in operation, and will be carpfullv adn.ini. teied bv Robeit VlcN'itt. It's efficacy has beenlprovs ed in several rst?s of Itheiutitifltni, T etter, &c Apply at the room opposite tfie Red river Iron Store, onlShort street, and directly above the office of asm UUtt, esq,-- Lexigton, April 26 182f 18-- tf, : - PTI ON The read between Lexington and Mr Samti'-- l Tro ter's Powder woiks, on the 9th of July. An Oi'an&e-colowre- A CYaipe !Vviss newly made, with a belt of the same, apair of fclnte cotton Stockings, and one wh'ite pocket handkerchief they were tied up in a led silk shawl with a bolder Whoeyer will deliver the above articles lo the subscri- ber, orleae them at the office of the Kentuckt Ga, zette, shall receive a reward of THREK DOLLARS Commonwealth paper , WILLIAM C. GRIMES. 29 3t. iiancastciian Seminary. THE DN1)FJRSIGNEI) being asio, ciatcd in the educution of youth do pledge themselves to those - ho may please to patronize their insti u'ion, g to .devote their best effor s lo Hiq progress and improeraeiu of their pupilshoth in moral and literary at tainments. (rLxos(Ctil uvea gzticntwtk wesPASsmsMT m Under the charge of She. O'Uatu. ThltMS OF TUI'llONin llns Department aie as so- - lovs. Clasical Course, 10 dollars per quarter of 12 weeks; Scie tiSc Iiistiuction 10 dollars per quarterof do. English Grammar, Ancient and Modern Geography, 1 Sei en dollais and fifty cents per quarter of ttt elve weeks. .Site &?uw-8tcvi- School Will be under the same regulation as heretofore, with thef exception qf a change of the session fiom fne months lo twelve weeks. '1 he terms ot tuition .will therefore- - be sour dolisrf per quarter of twelve e'eks, including the lessons, tlates, pencils, fuel, tc. usuallj furnished in tins institution I union to be paid iu advance., WM. DICKINSON. CIIAKUEh O'HARA June 23, 1823 23-- tf '
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BY 1'. GvFrsSENDEN.
Jt moScdJIitocklie.'ds roll in wealth,. " Lei jpirSad fools strut in state,
'My hStvds, Iny homestead and ray health-- , Place iueabove the great. .'
Insver'fAwnTnorfid'nojjfeign,XS D'ea5e "' Mammon's
liiiPlhdependence'still jnaintainOn U beneafii the sSy.
y.' -Thuincinnatus at his. plough,1 wtihmo1e true glory shone,Thanaegtr witlrius laurel bropt
filSpalace ar.d hi throne, ssv"jT ' -
Tiimjijt, perplexity and'careAre bold ambition's lot;
M
llutjhiise i"tri3e'4 never dareDistuib mj peaceful cotjft v
,Blet wjith fair competence.u.finUWhfp'Oiarchs never caijV'SS-- ' '
tranquility ofrriind,4 Heaven's choicest "gifttftfirJan
lhotoilttith which I till fhe.gr.uncLFilxercise is meet v " J
Is mare; amusement, wliictys crqwri'd' Wiurilu nber soft and sweet.
o,,f i,:si& Ii il iri nlAiOiiPA'alfftHnnB
i S iVeetrslumber soon destroy, ,Soon ihncrdh dissipation sigrodnd,- -
A guv e for ejerj joy.
Orioikl. .3, V'jAnes atldreiiedito a youiig gentleman' erffhis deathK . M ly a lady. .
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I saw th,eerfa?etwhen blessed w'Hh ease and wealth ,F.ach gloiyn & vtrtifefcrownell'with blooming hea th,WhWJflattstiiig friends their smiling homage paid,Alia eacn 'Wid'liour'iii-Miuruv- t: pleasure sled.
"
. Thossb"-(iitill- Beams of innocence and truth.Uifw 'hAght they clawned upon thyVising youth;With brilliant hopes and expectaaons'crowned, '
AndpleSsing jirospects opened all around."
How charged, lipw alteted does the scene appear!In this, satFhonr not hope's own smile can chiar:Behold on the bed'of death 'Jn meek subnijliion yield thy parting breath.
See thy tb'nd p"aretit,s eve aid impart,'sp joQth thy aiit"iush or to heal thy smarL"Witlrc4seless'jtjiirs thy altered form bedtw,ArOcarcoShevei.i th) self they view.
Gi ispeiWn the'arms of death still thou art mild,Thy nJt'ejnojjr:ivthEe rfs their only child,Whenjjust arrived to manhoods opening bloom; '
Tbey new thee hastening to an carry tonib! t
IliTCftbfthee, w ha joV can then impart,To soijthe the anguish of a parent's heart; ,.ThenffOie. their j y. flieir only cotnfort sled,And'endfess so'rrow heaped upon their head.
For the GaztttetJTOJ1 Tim LADIES.ty(d"choos e a good Hitsband.
oi see a young man of modest, respcrfiJ, retiring, m?inneis; not given to pride,to we t or uatU!ryj,jie will make n good hus-band ; lo. he willjjle the "arne "kind inaii" to-v- v
ris Ins .vijfe, m& 'marriage, th.-- t he wasbe- -
WJien yotjjsee a young man ofrugal an;llmllits. no "fortune-,unter,- y but who
Yould tklfeST wise, for the value of herself, andlict sop-th- J. nher wealth: that man will.. . is-tuaKeji; nH, for hTs a rection will notderreaie, neitnerwill he brine- - himself onhisjianner To pov'end nartt? ' .;.,:
WJrea yoq see rrvnon?- - man, whose manners.ire ol tlrf"POHJe,rousand disgusting' kirrd, Willi1,
iii-u-s enoutrn
.to .carrv him anv whore, m- jAWL. tS J f. t
vanityen(iugh ,ke lilm think cery one n- - "ferior to himselfi? loirt marry hitn cirla, he willnot make a goocl Miisu.ind.
When,youeyung man, who is using hiiTjcst endeavohrs to, r.uie hiinelf fiom abic'u: ify,toctrSlit, cljgr.icter tuyl affluence, by his own rT
rnerus, marr fjijjivthe will make 3 good hu?o.andjjwitl one w4orthttiaving.
When youjseeyt young man depending solelyfor his rcputaUoffi;an3 'standing, in society, uponthe offfltgjfrich' Jather or OtlierrcUtiofis,!,dont marry him lorgoounesyoake, he will maKeq poor husband.
-- henyousee a, young man, one half of histime with the ladies, and the other hast employed in aUqrifig his persAn, or riding through theStreets in"igs!, who- - leaves his debts unpaid,
ttamandedf never, nevfcrdo"you marry him for he will bring lit-- ) family totant, and vvifi'm e'very'respect, make a bad hu1-bt- n-l,
"", ,t zWhen yTu ire a 3"0".ng man; nho nefer engagei
an iny Atliiiys or quarrels by day, nor follies byniqnt, and whose dark, bjack deeds ar;e ofso meana rharacter,s tom.ike wish toconceal hisname; wmaocs wioi Keep iow company, norIne ik the sabbathjinoruse'profanc language, butwlioe sate is seenjregularly tt church, wherQ.heoui it to be, he wilfcertamly mal;e a' good Iius-ban- l.
m' - , vSV-ie- n ayounftm'an, whois belowyou in wealth
oTers ,u marrrage, don't deem it a disgrace.hut look ino hi"cliaracterj and is you find it cor,.respor i to thesp direction?, ui!;e lum, and you7'!I gi-- t ' ' jodhusband .
A'c i inn'ta money an object of marrihge, forit rfu lo, a'jteprt upun ttra a balance to tliegood ou wi'illjdt's. bad hu$kiud.
Whi nyoii see a young giaiij who is att'fttiyeand kmd to his sisters, or aged mofhi jvho' isrot ah.iTnell to be seen in the hi eels xvtth the
.vo-n.i- n who, gave him birtiiwd nursed him, suppoi .nig her weak anil tottering trame uppnjni.aini,'ind who will attend to ail Jier littlfc. wantswith tilial love, .iflection and umdenievs, take .f1
Ai.7i gifts, w ho can get liim, no' matter Whathi circumstances in life, lie fs truly ivorth th'ewj'iaina; ond h.Aing, ana will in cerUtihty, make
"ag;od huilmud '- v tys exirmne into chracier, cort'
nitnes, mil when you fmdjtjiese goonfi i yountr man, then may yy? 15 l!ra he" willin il.u .iVooil huibaud; -
jQucensware China., JA A! FS HAMILTON,
.W.1W STREET, -
JTAS imported direct from Liverpool a large findSTi"'e)hxcrsie assortment ot LieipooI and China wart'leiecieu iiu care CApiessiy hh hub maiA., .wii.uSIIK
Blue Printed Dining Wate new nd clegan' atterns,i do, IJdiVj 1 ca do do. do.
Plates Twiflers Muffins,do. Oval l)hes,(.do. Coerpd do. very handsome, rjdo Soup I ureens.do Sauce dodo HkerAfand Xapples,do Slugs and Pilchfi-s- ,
do Botth, UtSslliid Rivers, "
do Tfnpoi'sjtiisrd CfrearrS,do Cuftee BqvKand Saucers, -do 'I ea cups and Saucers &c Uc.
Gold Band f'ea'ie's, some very handsome,Enamelled "edged tnd C G v.ae of every descrip-lio- n
which will be sold whole ,sa)e or retail, at a veryamall advance for cash
CASH will be given for a sew tons of
, HEMP.Lexington, Mav 12, 1825. 19-- tf. '
. A'OTll'E.A'L persons indebted for the Lexington Public
or for Advertisements published in thatpaper, are requested to call at this Office atid settletueir respective balances, either by payment ot tnemoney or giving a no?e Those who donotcomrdjwith thu notice, cannot expect to be further indulged
rHxington, Ms 12, 1825, 19-- tf.
WANTM),4 OARDNFR for the BOTANIC GARDEN, -- he
j.i. musfbe sober, trusty and skillful. Apply to thePointer.
--iALSOAn undertaVer to quarry Stone and 100 Cedar or
Locust posts 9 or 10 feet long. Apply as above.Lexington, May 12, 1825, 19-- tf
S oi .Tuejincn Blacli sUii .I will give liberal wares to a sew journeymen,
well acquainted with the Blacksmith's business, andwho can come well recommended.
JOHN EADS,Lexincton March 24, 1825 12-- tf.
HEW uu&IHR.SUHSOUlBF.il
has iust imiiortecl fromJ Philadelphia, and s now
onenintr at Ids 5tbre onnm11.11 i W. Main Street, in Lexinemmmm ton, opposite thi Court
House, a choice assortment of
t.mSelected with great care by himself;
Among Mch are the following Articles,BUO.VD OLOTIIa and Casiimeresi, assd
Pelirp Plnlha Kljnnptl and Bai Ze. MSH1 ted.Figured andlPlain Bombazetts doDenmark Sattius and Silk Stripes do .
Irion ana Russia Sheetings doTable and Russia Diapers T doInsh'Lincn and'BrOWn Holland doH en and Cotton Diilhngs doFurniture ;alicoes, and Ringhams. doWide and nan ow Fnc) Calicoes doCotton and Linen Cambricks doLong Lawn ami Cotton Handkerchiefs doJaconet and Mul Mul Musims doFigured and Plain Book do doCanton Crape and Crape Itobes doCrape and Cotton Handkerchiefs doItalian Crapes and Crape Scarfs doPink Muslin KobeS&. White do with cotoured
bordersFlain and Figured SlIEs assorted.figured, Silk and faause Hrndkerchleft doBandana andfBlack Silk do doSilk, Cotton and Worsted Hose do
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6nk and "Beaver Gloves- - doisa .keen, Silk, ri't and Buttons doftibbons, Tapes, Lcs tfid Kdg'n gs doTortoise Tucking and Side Combs doWide anJ Narrow Domestic Plaid do
.Domestic Circassian PUidsand Ued Ticking ass'dramture and Uumc&tic Checks assortedliro n S'ld Bleacher Cotton Sheetings doTine Sei Island and com-no- n Cotton ShirtinpsSilk Merseilles andValentia Vesting assortedB. Itn.gClo'l's. from No 1 tu 7 warranti d' i, ! r o and Leather Sho s assorted
liest Atadeira and I ,iJoi) particularYy' WIN'T S
Hel"t 4th Proof FRENCH Bll NUV
y&. ji est nuu'itiM., . flsajssssu' GUNP'JWJJI'.Rand&S Si
youn(, HYS..H Pnmcsnii e is ; hcKAs '
J OA.F VQAl! COFFLBVDLHdCOLATE
(.iv.e, ttpp r, Cloves and ilaceMitmegs, Cini a "on alldtt..ldBos' Bengal and t'atent BlockingVsdder, Coppeias and AllumQueens, China and Glass Wa e, assortedWindow Qlas's and Cut NailsSpades and ShoielsCradling and Grass SCYT,JJES. And agenenl Assortment of
HARDWARE AND CUTLER.Those GOODS being laid in vary low, and with
such great aro, that all whoinay want to purchasewill Cud it their interest to call.
ALEX.iPARK.Ell.Itexlngton Juno 9, 1825 23tf .
STATE OF KENTUCKY.
Ariiii. Tlhm, 185Frederick Klcttej f omplamant,
againstjk Elias T Smith and olhers, Defendants.
' f-- IN CHANCKRV.It appearing to the. satisfaction ot the court that the
ilefcntunt tl P Smith is no inhabitant of this Cornmnnwealth. and he ha injr sailed to enter his annualancelierein. ai;reeibly to law and the rules of this court.Vn he motionrot tne comiilainant, by his counsel, it is.therefore, orders d, that unless the said Defendant Klias P Smith do appear here, on the first da-- ,
tif lilt next July term of this court and ans er the Com- -
pla nant s bill, tne same as to lum will be taken lor con- -
lessell. And it is further ordered that a cop otlhisirde beinserled in some duly authoiiied newspapermblished in this Commonwealth f oi two months suc- -
ciS'ihely.A copy, teste,
JAME3 TAYLOR, c. c c cJune 9,lS2i 23 $k
QREEMFliLLE SPRIAGS,
fjnhe undersigned has taken t!u Celebrated ,Wa-- iH leringPlacS cdTTedTIlE GSeENVILLE.
arm ii tjti, near riJurrtiasourgn, ly, and has putthemin complttc onlcr for the reception of Visitors. --
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The price's of Boarding &c. will be on moderateterms;,.
) . THOMAS Q. ROBERfl'S.May 2,1025 19-- tf.
" .;'.JOB .PRINTING
Of tviry description neatly executed here
Botanic Garden.JUOl'OSALS u illbe received for the following for
Jo Gruhsnd plough about 7 acres orgioundJo pae abn.t fiOsquaie yurds with rut stones.To laj about 100 Cuoic yards o! u stolie fen-- e.
To put up a Board fence 7 feel high, ar.uiud-- partthe ground -- "
To tart Ian barK ana oilier objects Dyjne aay orthe load
Th procure and phnt One Thousand young trees,shiubvand Vines, from the wood. g
Anplj to the Superiiilendant C S. Rafincsque by let"ters lest at Capt. Pike's or '1 lioinus Sqath's
N. B. The sIiHrelioluers are notiheu to pn) tne instal-ments due on their shares to the lreaaurer cf the com-
pany.Teh. 3 1825 5 tf.
. Jt
REMOVAL.Subscriber ha9 removed hisTHE SHOP to the Corner
,7 . r it L.' .. u... .1.. C.:,?V; t oi upper oiruei, uetwcuu liju x.pis
yiTiAiilfL lle carries on the
in its various branches, i,. Scale Beams aiidSteel-yird- s
made and repaud. The Iron woikfor allaorta of Machinery, Hi arth Irons almost always onand for sale. Locks repaired &c. &c. v' He tenders his thanks to his former friends, andassures them and( the public that no pains shall bospared to make tlicm well satisfied both in quality &
price of the work done at his sLSp.Oj-IIo- rse Shoeing and olherkinds ofBlacksmith
Work is done at his Shop At the customary prices.. THOMAS SJTUDMAN.
N. B. Two or three hands will betaken to learnthe trade. T. S.
Feb. 10,J825. 6.-- tf.
SLAVES FOR SALE.excellent tOOli and WASHER, aged betweenAN and 50jears Also a boy 16 years of age,
who is acquainted with quilling in a bagging factory.Enquire ot the Printer.
Lexington, April U, 1825.-15- -tf- '
LA MOTT'S COUGH D110P8.Important Medicine for Coughs and Consump-
tions. ,yTHIS F.lixir is not olFered to the public as
and a rival to all others, but as possess-ing virtues peculiarly adapted to the present pre-vailing disorders of the breast and lungs, leading toconsumption. A timely use of these drops may beconsidered a certain cure in most cases of
Common Colds, Coughs, Influenza,Whooping Cough, Pain in the Side, Difficulty
of Breathing, Is ant of Sleeparising from debility; aud in Spasmodic Asthma it issingula! ly efficacious A particular attention tothe directions accompanying each Datum neces-nr- y.
The following certificates from respectable gen-tlemen, physicians and surgeons, arc subjoined, toshow that this Composition is one which enlighten-ed men are disposed to regard as efficacious andworthy ofpuhliu patronage.
Having examined the composition of Mr. Crosby simpiovemeut upon
La .SVl oil's Vougu Droys,wc have no hesitation in recommending them tothe public, as beingwell adapted to those cases ofdisease for winch be recommends it.
Doct's. Jonathan Dorr, dated Albany, Dec. 4.11124.- - James Post, of "White-Cree- Feb-ruary, 14th," 18?5: ratson Sumner andJohn Webb, M. D. of Cambridge, Feb. 520th1U25: Solomon Dean, of Jackson, Jau. 20th1825.
Mr. A Crosby t am pleased with this opportunity of relating a sew facts, which may servo incommendation ofytiur excellent Cough Diops.For ten years I was afllicted with a pulmonarycomplaint; my cough aas severe my appetite weakand my strength sailing. I u.ed many popularmedicines, but only sound temporary rcliof, un-
til by a continued us: of your valuable drops, 1
have been blessed witt such perfect health as torender further means unnecessary
Hev EBKNEZER HARRIS.Salem JV. I'. January 12th. 1825. ,
Prepared by A. (!ROSIIY, sole proprietor,Cambridge, (N. Y.) rthose signature" will be affix-ed to his owu hand writing to each bill of direct-ions. Re particular Hat each bottle is envelop-ed ma stero or check label, which is struck onthe same bill with the directions.
Sold wholesale and retail, by DrG. DAWSONPittsburgh J. CKiiMBECKF.R; Wheeling P.M WEDDELD, Druggist, ClcavelandPRAT and MEACH, Driifrffists Buffalo OS. CROSBY, Druireists Columbus GOODWIN, AHTON & Co. M. WOLF & Cot A.F.A1RCI11LDS, Drcesists- - Cmcinnatti BYERSiiid BUTLER, D. WILSON, Druggists Lou-isville. and- - retail by J. D. THOMAS, Win-chester Ky and at the
).RUG STOR4EOY 3 A.NVES G RAVES,
'Lexington, Ify.Each bottle contains 45 doses; Price One Dollar
single; nine Dollars per doz.May 25th 1825.-- 1 year.
Boot ,
BINDING.ALEX'IL DRENNAN & SONS,
RFSPKC J FULLY Inform the public that thej carryon the above business opposite the lower maikethouse,Lexington. Any commands they may be favouredwith, shall be punctually attended to
N. 11 At the same place
Silks & Cloths Dyed black, blue, andarious colours
. Mens' Clothes Scoured, and theColour renewed.
Lexington. Feb. 10, 1825 6 tf
NEWGOODS.
The subscriber is ,n ceiving and opening an elegantassortment of '
SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS,ENGLISH, FltKXCH, INDIA f DOMESTIC.
flffehaa extra supri sine 11LUK and BLACK CLOTHS
6f CAbSIMbltl-.- Flowered paper for, roo ns Bol-
ting Llothb Leghorn Bonnets Ohe Oil, in camsters for Machiner)? &c- - iiis good wil'be disp'isedof on leaioiiable terms.S To those puichasuiK to sell ag ae can offi;r in- -
ducemenls.v joiin tUford.
Lexington. Aprihll, 1625-1- 5 tfP S. Whiblce) bv tht. banei ronaer oy tne
"teg,
iai the Umon 4MJJ8, for sat J. T
A KTftT?!?. VCn TiP!rV Mts . . a- - jtm . wa.fc A.Xt O.
fCI'ir. I11M ctand for a More, or an odiee,latiLF iiic tonrt House scuait Lumiire at
i"e JLciJ4igc uu.ee ol j;and J. fcajro.2J, 1825.-- 3t.
. i a . .
KENTUCKY B1BEE SOCIETY,OFFERS, TOR SALFj,
OCTAVO BlULKa'oru iyi siipeno'- - g alitycents speciij. . They luie on har,d also, a
great niiiTiber f Billies and Testaments, adapted tothe ust ol Societies). .ftirlatioiis, Stirday 'bchools,.and I'amih-- s, which tliey will dispose of sore iSi, andto the poor gratis. Apply to the Agent at his olbce atMr D. A" Sayre's Wain btreet, Lexington
THUS: NliLON,Agent, K. B S.
July 2r.h, 18"5-30-- 3t.
JOIIIn M. iiWKTT. TTRUSS MAKER,
SUA SOTilNIIl4.
SIIORT ST. EiR THE WASHIGTO- - HOTEL.)
S now manufacturing and keeps constautly onhandPR USSES for all kinds of ruptures, viz
J hecorrmon Steel, with & without the racket wheel,The newly invented and much approved double-heade- d
Steel,The Morocco Nonclastic Band with spring pad, nd
1'msses for children of all agesGentlemens best Morocco, Buckskin, ( a)fjun, ind
Russia Drilling Riding Girdle?, witti and without" springs, and with private pockets,Ladies', Gentlemens', and Misses Back Stays, to re
lieie pains m the breast,Double and single Morocco Suspenders with rollers,Female Bandages, Sic. &c.
All of which will be sold by wholesale 'or retail.
The Tailoring Business, fIn its arious branches, continued as usual.
Lexington, May 5, 1825 18-- tf
FOR SALE a1 J-5-
S JtBS&Kl-- J
Acnns OP. FIRST r.ATE
ILJlsWI -One mile and a halffrom Lexington 'on (le Frank- -
ion roao, ncany one Halt is timbered land, the ballance'isin a gondstate of cultivation; a frame houseand Orchard, and one of the best springs m Fayettecounty, aud an indisputable title. The above landbeing the property of William L. McConnell dee'd.and is now offered for sale low for CASH by theheirs ofsaiddee'd. For further particulars enquire ofthe subscriber in Lexington, and the" terms will bemade Known by lilm and the land shown, &c.
GEORGE ROBINSON.Lex April 1, 1824 14 tf.
WHISKEYWHISKEY of a SUPI :riorQUALITY for sale b,y the
MiiREL
DWID MEGOWAN.upper end of the market hoire.
LEXINGTON MAY lOtu 18?4 20--t.f
FOM. SALSA SMALL FARM OF
id) AN mwIn the intmediateneighbourhood
Of UvXIXiOTON.
THERE are on it comfortable buildings for twois ncces&arv good water meadows &
orchards, under good fence ana sufficiency of woodland Terms can be madeverv favourable.
Apply to CHARLES WILKINS,or Col. J AMES 1 RO'nTER
Lpt. An-- r 1124 J7- -f
ivlOKOCCu
MANUFACTORY.TillE Subscriber respectfully informs the public
he has commenced the above busines inLexington on Main Street; and fiom a loug experi-ence in one of the principal cities in Enrope, andthe United Stales also; he flatters himself he willproduce articlrs in his line equal lo any in the Unionsuitable for Shoe Makers, Hatters, Coach MakersSadlers and Book) Binders which he will Sell tweutypercent less than imported skins.
This he hopes will induce the consumers in th'Western Country to give a preference to their owrmanufacture
N. B. A constant supplyof hatters WOOL opkand.' PATRICK GEOHEGAN.January 13th, 1825 2- -tf "''"
LAW NOTICE.JAMES SHANNON, Lore of Wheeling;--Ph- .
WILL practice Law in the Circuit and County CourtI'ajette, and the Circuit Courts of Bourbon
cd Jessamine. Ml business entrusted to him will receive prompt attention His office is on Short Street.
Lex Uec 20, 1824 25-- tf.
LAW NOTICE.EonViRT J. BlIFCKIIyRIDGK
Attorney anOL Counsellor at 1 iiyj5WILL ATTEND TIIBTAYET'I E CIRCUIT CQUR'l S
Lexington, April 6,1284 A5.-- tf. .
LAW NOTICE.JOHN W. TIBBATTS & J.O. HARRISON.
T.J AYR united it the Practice of the LAW in thefLl Fajettu Cjicuit Couus 'Iheir Office is kept
in the room immediately aooc the uit.ee ot the UleiKof the County court.
April 7. 1825 14 tf.- -
11 iat liofhti'ovgoUeuTHAI' OA' OF TUB CAPITAL PRIZES JJfTIlE
$40,000 LOTTERYRecentl) drawn in the Cily of Baltimore, was sold at
PIKK'h OFFICK,And that he has TIClvE I S now for sale in severalother Eastern LotteriSs, all'lobe concluded within
430 da,ys. Among the- - BrilluiltfPrizes of which areto be sound
'I of hO.OOO I A of 10.0003 I 5 of 5.000
Independent of i Great A'umbcr of $4000,3000,2500 200Q 1000 .00 fcc,&c, &b.
fr5l ickets fiom $5 u Jl'l) only and prizeswill be paid at his oflice as soon a presented. Or-ders from anj part of the United States will re-ceive the most prompt attention, is pos't paid, andaddressed to -- J. M. PIKE, LcxiugtinKy
May 12 1S2-5- 10-- tf.
$100 fjjwie "ReYraTA I lRAN AV AY from tie giibsruhpr Imng nca''
Lexington. ra)tttc C'ouutt (Kei.li i !) ,) n theUth day of December lat, a Aegfo Manu.uned
QUILLS:.About 21 yeaii of age; about 5 set B tlr 9 inches
jfiigb, slender made, is copper cmftpTK.on; I e hadrun a grc) linscy coatee-aTi- pairf&lortnb, lnuk v ithJhim a drabgrt'j coat u.jtli 3 or 4 x;apes v ith oth-er clothing not lecoljcclcd, I liavo locsi.r. to hp- -ncve tlie aoove slae is ejlher in tlie slale of Indi-ana, Illinois, or Ohio, oronloaid seme MeaiuBoas. .
I will gite (he auovc nv siijj. fr i the said slavetaken out of the stale of ICrnlncky, or fifty dolla isfn like money is taken nlthin the btatc-o- f Ken-tucky, on deliveiy of him in Lexington.
May 23d 1C25.V WM.'E. BAIN.21ir
ftj-T- he Nstiohal Republican as fincinnali willi' weeirs insertion,
Yiidffn.rwaid their account' to tliisoffice for pay--
50 REWARD.fP AN AWAY from the subscriber
on the 4th of Apul, a negron.an named iiEJS, 'about 7 jearsoldjtalj slim made, with a scai overhisleite)e; another cu his cheek,went lame on account ol hr, littletoe hems: vcrv sore, and his fnnt
tKZSESsSsl&a; sVelled; talks a little bioken, veryfouJ oi liquor, " n a grey janes shoit coat, anold light drab snftout coat and two pair of raggedovotallft He rode off a bay horse, ten years old,about 14 hands high, a natural Jrctter, shod before,a star in his sorehead, roach main and bob tailwith some saddle and collarmarks.
There was also, another Negro Man lest thisplace at the same tirrfe, belonging to a man in Ala-bama, stt ut well made, about 25 ears old.andissupposed to have rode a sorrel horse of, J. '1 annersour years old, sixteen hands )ugh, with light mane,and tail, and sour white fret. It is supposed theywill make for the s,tate of Ohio and perhaps for Can-ada. I will give the above reward is taken out ofthe stalp,nrtwenty dollars is takeD in the state andsecured in any jail so that I get him, and pay allreasonable charges. A generous rewaid will bagiven for the horses or. either of tht'm, or for mformation so that I get them.
B. BOSVVORTII,Lex. April CO, 1825 1.7-- tf.
he Liberty Hall, Cincinnati, will sine tliabove three weeks insertion.bd forward their ac-count to this office for pnymilt. ' '"
APRIL TERM. 1326.Aaros Blkdsok Comp't. i
against I IN CIIANCERr.Wn. D. Burnett Deft. ) , ,
rinHIS DAY came the CompkinantJiv list. Counsel.jtnd it aDneaiimr to the smitLrimn
of the Court tha't the defendant William'!). Bur-nett, is not an inhabitant of this "Commoni calth.Thercfoie on motion of Complainant it is orderedthat unless the said defendant do anDoar hrm r,nor before the first day of our nest Augurt term andanswer the complainants bill herein, that the s,imewill be taken against him pro coujisso. And it isiiiuripr ordered mat a cbpv of this order bdiibort-e- d
for two months successively in some anthemednewspaper, published within this Commonwealth,
A copy Attest.WILLIAM WINSLOW, Clk.
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&m!3$z. TCiTkDQ A H nn&&m, Sagk J-- a.B. &jn JLJJj,Muatj!'Wirr: 'JK4. ... . . j- v u i I I u Ij I1 r .iKUMj .1 11.01 V' -- ?
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a ftr tirst raie L. i l, lyinf aji I: it fivV miles lrom I eMnt n, bftiding on tl iioi roiits-read, on which thee is about twenty acies rlesrt i , aa logcaoDin in it, tlie remainder oo l.i d u, t
with timber of the. sirs quahtvFor terms apply to the rdum- - r -- '
Lexington lune agd18j ,
J. M. PIKKAN)S TF.N SHAP.FS of OLD KEN ' f ' Y
BANK ST O. K Pk-as-e apply at his tOliiRY It. FXCHANOB OFI'ICE.
LexFeb. 44 182 8-- tf.
Tle Su-yjiiv- lal ,
IS again in operation, and will be carpfullv adn.ini.teied bv Robeit VlcN'itt. It's efficacy has beenlprovsed in several rst?s of Itheiutitifltni, T etter, &c Applyat the room opposite tfie Red river Iron Store, onlShortstreet, and directly above the office of asm UUtt, esq,--
Lexigton, April 26 182f 18-- tf,
: -PTI
ON The read between Lexington and Mr Samti'-- l
Tro ter's Powder woiks, on the 9th of July. AnOi'an&e-colowre- A CYaipe !Vviss
newly made, with a belt of the same, apair of fclntecotton Stockings, and one wh'ite pocket handkerchiefthey were tied up in a led silk shawl with a bolderWhoeyer will deliver the above articles lo the subscri-ber, orleae them at the office of the Kentuckt Ga,zette, shall receive a reward of THREK DOLLARSCommonwealth paper ,
WILLIAM C. GRIMES.29 3t.
iiancastciian Seminary.
THE DN1)FJRSIGNEI) being asio,ciatcd in the educution of youth dopledge themselves to those - ho mayplease to patronize their insti u'ion,g to .devote their best effor s lo Hiqprogress and improeraeiu of theirpupilshoth in moral and literary attainments.
(rLxos(Ctil uvea gzticntwtkwesPASsmsMT m
Under the charge of She. O'Uatu.ThltMS OF TUI'llONin llns Department aie as so- -lovs.
Clasical Course, 10 dollars per quarter of 12 weeks;Scie tiSc Iiistiuction 10 dollars per quarterof do.English Grammar, Ancient and Modern Geography,
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Sei en dollais and fifty cents per quarter of ttt elveweeks.
.Site &?uw-8tcvi- SchoolWill be under the same regulation as heretofore,with thef exception qf a change of the session fiomfne months lo twelve weeks. '1 he terms ot tuition.will therefore-- be sour dolisrf per quarter of twelve
e'eks, including the lessons, tlates, pencils, fuel, tc.usuallj furnished in tins institution
I union to be paid iu advance.,WM. DICKINSON.CIIAKUEh O'HARA
June 23, 1823 23-- tf
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