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SAUIFD TO THE MUSES.

TETER's MISTMiSS. -

WOT as Angels, wlio io Heaven

With unclouded brightness lliine)Noras fi'fleisfnow new Wriv'rij

J4ot se rapine nor divine.

Not a beaurv's sell" Co chatminy,Mticti inl.ke the queen of love,

Not her frowns as Hell alarming,Kor he'f.Dites as hsiven above.

Jf'ithei in 1 er bearl Co cheeringTwo bright stars, as in the ikie

SU 'evrft-en'Jjppejrin-

Vto thartS heaven jhehajtwo t)eS.

Longtr'th curious eyesod 1 ihmk they can'j

Vken I look'd I atrtay;

That they feeird ofi

wfe ponder'i

ge gdod',

jJBontle

:fli and bits?Hk

ofNow I cannot help declarjngI her tcth have often Jfen

yet 'twou'd bs unjust coaiparingThem to rain congeal'd, I wee.

Xtra'llon her l?pno " peach dcAvn" YlgtrJBatfjltnefsas wasever seen, '- -

It may jc like the " ruby hue,"I never have a ruby seen.

Oft bavelfmelt the frclh blownAnd cither breaHUhat I thought pure,

Ad many a time tho ' now mown close,Btittwas-lu- i,ither, lam Aire.

Since-m- y love (or Lucy waken'dTwice nine summers are away,

And Ineyer thought her liken'd,To a blooming mormn May.

Tettbc village is Lucr,She's ot allourgirlstheinoltfair

True flie has not all the beautiesjBut I Mink flie hasherfharei

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Thelfe angelic charms not seeing,There's a foniethmg I approve t

Though (he (ferns a human beingStill the uttle girl I love.

. ANECDOTE.

James the first, when he was Duke ofYork, took it his head to vifn Miltonmerely out of cu.iofitv. In rlir-- mrCif."ji" - -

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rest,

pride

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U mills, isIpJ

Afiticin.. "whpthf-- r hp rlirl nnf rliinlr riJo'fs of his sight was a judgmeiUupon himfor what he had wnt againfl his father,CiTirleg.1. ?" Our immortal batd madethe follow mg reply : " Is your highnessthinks tht calamities which befal ushtre, are indications of the wrath ofJicaven, in what manner Nvare we to ac-count the sate of thelSpg, yoUr -?

the difpleaf.ire n must,Uoith;s X'.powfition, have been much

er .s;auiit bhn than me, fori havec 1 !( ft in eye but he lost his befid. ,

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TO RENT,,' JHS PLtE WHtXEON t NOW ttVE,

A T till tiuhin" ol main fiagle creek, fifteenJ rules f'O'ii Georgetown, on the road to Cmc 1 lati Tiier i a good Bcv.oJ log houe, fiityS t ioriK.four gjod &ojthxs places, b good log Ualilc indb.i;n, oo ' kitchen with a rtumher offu' c'iluns; ahnu uirty six acres of c!e ired land,tj ot r likh i iieadow, vSo fs lots joining thehi se 'Blic "ivantageouslituStioiiot tlie place for

, o piulic hbuic & range for ftAck, is j. cueriily knowny ei'in ca-- i r.j uiimcoisiTej cne terms may

v ' -- v,','!i" to MrC. riri Frankfort. eiq. UeOrgeis. Jrohn Hunter,

H B ny penonrent ng. t' """iicij,bed Kth a q uintit o! win vegetiuje

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lNIORMATION",T f T I Hn COMMENCED

TANNING,

can be

SpririgHt' Wafbmgton Oiunty, and rill buy

edif L? tie) is aiw k. nd ior Hides, ortan on t is jtt e will tjlt Hides tl at we ffi aUovljs' g o ?u diy as fal Leather, for oneth rd, li I receive them tills ear, the Cu ft inonth

Joseph Jess.tf

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TROTTER &N addition to their valuable flock on

hand, have iuft received nnrl nnw ripening at their ltore, in the brick buildingoppoiue tne market-not- e, a lrge and gcrieral aiTbrtment of well cliofen

MERCHANDIZE,Suitable to the niei&nt and nnnrnnr-riinc- rseasons, which will certainly be sold on,tne moit moderate terms ior CASH INHAND. Alfoa supply of all kinds ofGrocet res, China and Glass Ware, ft quan

V

SCOTT,

tity oj excellent aar-lrr- n, Crowley -ana" Blister Steel, Castings and

irmaoio trax, JVatls oj every aescrtorion. Jioutma- (;intixt' I -- "I O t-.- f Isjui.aiic jili lucTcoani or country

Work, likewise Mann's Lick Salt of aCUPtRIOR QUALITY-- .

They hereby return their thanks totheir friends who have hitherto fnvnrprithem with their custom, and flattei thtm-felve- s

that from a proper and due atten-tion, ter meet with a continuation of future tavors.

Lexington, Dec. lft, i80b.

? War fan mtTriJt rft--- - v - ! lUCJl).jH?QE Gentlemen who have appliedrFI'M!IIlta'-- appointments fn the ser , e of theUnited States, are informed that their ap ,m u ,,

with all the recommendatory letters actom,:j-,n- e

dav evening last. Thole who deire to be con' V J

their applications.SAMUEL DEXI .11,

Secretary at War.The printers in the different states 3re reoueftcd

to give this a place in their Gazettes.

jl GIVE notice to gentlemen who have bct.i imers to my horle BLA?.K. anrl b,r , ..7 -- .. ....-- tlKtvn ri.a.. . o.m i...- - i .

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vuu.i-i- . Hum Him, uiauraean 'oraovt oi tjithisftatcne-ctfeafon- . cnlefs thp i.jf'1 . J?'and enjter their m-i- es to the araf uht 1 at3l payable on note at Oiriitnvs in wm'kedeli

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vered in Lexington at market price", Or I .or cellvercd in Frankfort market price, son ( rtwel e dollars for the season, or seven t it imlea, paid Ghuftmai ib'oi I find r,i3i i vscarce and diificult to colleft, is the reason l rt tomove him, the indulgence given has caufeJme-- to suffer much Jbr money.

August 28. i8oo.(

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Department,

fiJ Bcnj. What ton.LNDS TO SELL

Ata Reasonable PrLe, '.l06? 2 acres, in Monttrnniprv rnnntw k..n.

ed the south by Hed river, on the nort x erL.wn, mm aui.uui uiaiaie, cue tract incu re: niwhole Indian cieekandits branches v. hit l

r ' w tf.; .1 t , many (seats for it well timberedWWMW-W'- t'e "d with a great number of ucver railmj, '

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use

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f5des Imlian creek, its soil is ery fertile sit ior ciltivdtfon tho broken, it is intermixed ivith sine bot-toms, with alsttle trouble and a Mnall c-- - fn'-- vi!uable proffits out of cultivation mcy be tntui lOmlpart of the traft. The title indisputable

11646 acres, on the north side of the Northfork of Kentucky river about 8 miles aboie themouth, running up the liverwith the meander the e--of

1 100 poles when reduced tea ftrairnt i'rx, t esoil pretty level and rich. The title imhi nit iu

2367 1 2 acres, on the waters oftha North for olRock-Cast- le river, Madison county.

300 acres, in Garrard county oj While Oal ruuopposite the moath of hickrran creek, the nnd toDanville crofTes the traft N. E. &S. V. ihjut 2 3of a mile, itisofaverv early entry

418 acres, military land on the bank of L i.nber-lan- riri er joining the town of Clarkiville ed wa

tc ed md timbeied.46 town lots and out lots ii the said tow n of

C arksville.6000 teres, of land in several small granvi reserved

by the state of Virginia, and cortf rmed by tu o aftsv. -- , .y ..'t " ... w .lib 11...1 V.IIII1.UII- L-

, near the town of the same name, territory M.r a. l.s U.nv eii me w.iiu.2"30 n.c rp5. military Ifli.n ifi thp TUi,im. trj.it- TeVw.

of th; Ohio, giSpoles froir then r aTdtippofite(E8ui'csi'iiuuMiicniiesiirut 25 1 .s i'kivs ural.ville, the tract is not far Irtciu .0 n"iin fettk.meut in the g ant

N B Nejroes, Tioduce, Merchandize, Lot's &Uoufes 111 Lexington, Paris or Danvili; will t-- takenin p.rt; .good plantation between Lexington tudVjounr Sti ling wih co.nriand a prohtahic bsrgai 1for the purchafcr of a considerable quantity o.Hdn.lands. For further information apply to

MP. D. Robe,Lc.intDn.t,TAKE NOTICE.

I HEREBY forewarn all persons fromtaking an a'lignracnt on a bond givenby me, David Ilanna, of Woodford- - coun-ty, unto Josiah East, of Lincoln county,as I am detexmiid not to pay until compelled by law as he hasiiiled to cm , hwith his contrajfl. jTa y r,v

TAKEN Up by th1u3ftrribr7vingin Fayette county W.k Maible creek,one sorrel man:.,, -- bojit eight yerG old,abch. thirteen hanjs three inches high,bi ded on the near flioulder with a iV

vi re 9, with a lmall bell on. hlrlrt t ti a -.jtUVhite, tlaze face, her off sore leg haj:h

);ALSO bay horfc, upwards of threeyears old, thirteen, hands three inches1 Jr4 Jrh !Ai4nl41l Tw rt ma n rt a11111. u le.u 111 iu iuiciiu, liiicc icqtwhite no brand to be difcovercd r

to .18 dolls.GEORGE VALXADTGRAM.

?tb Sept. 1800 ' r'fBLANK BOOKS,

Ofanjdcscipwii,mtty b- - bad at thisQjfice n the (burtist a tt'ect,

LANDS TOR SALE,- 1 am authorised to ft 11 two tradls of

L A N AIN Madison county crhcyed bv Saml.to Elie Williams. One baftcontains 250 acres lying on thefoiith sideof and adjoining the Kentucky river oppofite the CojCras lick. 1 he Other traclalso contains 20 acres', granted as afore,said ; this tract lies about halt a mile h$.low the former,, they were located auqfurve)ed, at an early; period by JoffcpiLang, and regularfv conveyed by hnn WEftill. They are above BoonMMufeh,, Jana arc lam to be ot a good qtwijy' aridwell filuated : one of the traBrS. lfat n

?j?tfnaiU at present. 3 y -1 wm alio tell 1557 acres of LJftjND

on Big Reedy, patented to Tacb Am&roreof Bairdft ovjh5 in tv6 'gims ; and aoooacres 0.1 Beaver Creek a branch of themamTprkof Lickihg-i- n Bourbon county.

A-rf- person inclining tti purchase ci-ther of the above traits of LAND, maykno the terms by applying to the sub-- "fcrv er in Lexingtoni

Dec ?th 1800.

$

6. Beatty.tf

JUST OPENING,D FOR SALE 'V tilXthGTOK,

DRY GOODS. TROOEtiiES, HARDvvAKt, WARE.

Which will be sold low &r CASH orWHEAT delivered at the IbbforibersHill, )p credit need he asked.

GEORGE TEGARDEN. 1Dec. 29th 1800. tf. I

A List ot LetterEMAINING in the PolT:.OfflrPT.P1r.

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