A LIST OF LETTERSin the Post Office, atREMAINING will be relumed to '.he

General Post Office a3 dead letters, is not takenout in 3 months.

AAdams, William Akin, Samuel 3 jAt'ams, Thomas Adkins, Nancy D

Adams, James M Asher, WiliramAlexander, Thomas AsKley, Benjamin -

Anderson, Andiew-- 2 Ansel, Henry

Allen, Jane - Ansel, Charles B

Allen, G WB

Batchelor, G A ThomasBowyer, JohnBaxter, B - Bosworth, SamuelBarbeo, J Brooks, Milly

Berryman, John S' Bronaugh, WilliamBradley, Francis .Brown,, Albert G

Barker, Waller Bumgardner, JacobBaxter, Mill' Burton, Rev MrBranham, Zerilda miss Bush, FrederickBeen, A Buckner, Sarah F mrs

"Baxter, Mills Buckner, R H Esq

Barker, Georgo Bullock, ThomasBell, Robert or John Buibridge, SidneyBoivleeare, Eliza Jane Bryan, EnochBrien, Katharine mis Bryan, WilliamBooth, Francis 2 Byrnes, Elizabeth mrs

Bodcher, II Bryant, Jes'Se

Bowyer, Thomas C Bryers, Katharine mrs

Brooks, Winuy mrs Bosworlh, Nathaniel 2

cCUbourn, Solomon Coons, John -

Clabourn, Edward Conner, Mary F mrs

Caruthers, J F Conley, AlexanderCassell, Samuel F Coleman, B B .

Cassell, Henry Collins, William &H HCampbell, Francis CaigTI), Henry A

Craig, Silas Coghlan, Cornelius

Callagan, Mitchel Jos Corder. Stephen TCaldwell, Ann mrs Cox, Cuveian MCanipb'ei Robert Cox, George

Clark, Edward Custis, William II B

Carrol, William II Cross, RobertCaruthers & Alexander,Cromwell, Oliver

Messrs Cromwell, RobertCook, Isaac Cromwell, Elizabeth mrs

Couch, Daniel QD

Daniel, John S Devo, JamesDavis, Joseph Dennis, Obed FDavis, James 3 Diamond, JosephDawson, Benjamin A Downing, William 2DavisjAndrew Douglas, SamuelDaniels, Norman N Donnelly, DanielDavis, Able; 6 esq Devellay,Devenporl, iJa'vid Dunn, James 2

Davis, Lloyd Dunlap, Kathhrino mrs

Davis, William V Duncan, JosephDumison, George M 2 Demison, George

EEastin, II J Eishine, GEavens, J G Ellis, Paul SEwing, Emeline mrs 2Ellis, JessaEverett Samuel D Edington, MrEmersbiijE Elston, Allen

FFitzgerrol, Scolt T Ford,, William 2Fitzpairick,Edmond Fore,amuel J M 2

Field, E II Ford, Mary Jane mrs

Field., Tabitha mrs Ford, ThomasFinell, John Fulks, Grandison

G ,Graham, Mr Gibson, TobiasGwathmey, Owen G Gibson, Mary Ann missGraves, Catharine mrs Oilman, .HarryGraves, Sidney mrs Gregg, SamuelGray, Austine E Gillespie, WniGiay, Elizabeth miss Goodman, HyGraham, Alfred Brown Si Gorin, messrsGaines, Abiner W Gordon, JohnGaines, C M miss Gorden , Susan mrsGains, FS Gorney, N LGano, Samuel Grimes, SolomonCause, Doct Benj Groville, W GGreen, Emily miss

HHeadley, Marshall Hecker, HHaw, Justus , i , Henderson, JamesHall, James H 2 Henderson, ThomasHampton, John Heyerly, John 3Harp, ConroiW Holder, SamuelsHaDov. Josutru's Howard, BenjaminHatcher, John Hollzclaw,ElizabethmrsHarper, John Ilolcomb, MiloHardin, Thoma3 P Holmes, RobertHarrison, James W Hopkins, Eliza LmissHarrison, John P Hopson, LucianHarney, Eliza Horton, James HHarris, Harriet Smiss Hooper, Thomas B 3Harris, II - Hurl, JohnHarrison, James Hughes, Thomas. R 3Harrison, M miss Hurt, Eliza mrsHawkins, Henry Hughes, ThomasHays, Gregg Huuhes, Jafnes Z

IIreland, Lucinda Innes, Charlotte MIrvine, Stephenson Innes, Robert ColInnes, John P t,

JJeuda, Robert Johnson & Reynolds,Jeter, Elisha - messrsJackson, RaVMr " Johnson, EJacksorr, TAosus Johnson, NoaJohnson, Franklin Jones, MerchantJones , Eliza miss ." Jones, M mrs

kKelly, Samuel P Kemper, LeyiKelly, James Keve, John''Kellogg, John A 3 Kimble, J ohn or DanielKing, V B Kimble, JamesKeneday, Wathew 2 Knowlton, J JKenny, Robert P .

Lane, Elizabeth .Lewis, desireLawson, Hugh A II 3Logan, James IILewis, John ' Long, Margaret B

Leis,Iaac Lockhart, MrLewba, Mrs widow Luisan, George M jrLnisey, James Louncy, Winney mrsLinden, John 2 Lumpkin, JohnLong, Gabriel Lytle, George

MManuion. Thomas Miller. PeterMailies, Sarina mrs Ministers of the Gospel-- 2

Marshal, Aglha mrs Mitchel, DavidMarkly, Benjamin Michel, ThomasMorion, James Moore, Nathaniel-- 3Maisaulk 'A Moore, JamesMarliu, Jefferson Moore, CatharineManin, John B 2 Moore, William A RMartin, Asa C Mormon, MrMason, Henry D 2 Morgan, MatildaMeriel, William S Morgan, Gilbert RevMiers, Dr Morris, AnneMiller, John 2 Munroe, Nathan WMiller, Isaas Murrey, IsaacMiller, John'A McElroy, WileyMcMachew, John McKean, AlexanderMcCaleb, Jonathan Mclnlire, Benjamin-- 2McFarlin, Levin McCorihell, CorryMcManus, Thomas McCrossky, MalvinaMcLain,jDhnR McTyre,

-Larkin

McNeal, JamesN

Naylor, John . Norton, B miss

rfetlle ton, Gilbert Norwood, mrNevin, William Norish, ElizaNevin, D ' Null, Jacob

oO'Cairell, Peler 2 Oflutt, Samuel ROwen, Robert B Oliver, RobertOwings, W Thomas

PPark , Emelia Poge, C IIParson, Alien Pie, FreemanPayne, Ellen miss Piker Jacob II CaptPayne, Edward Pills, Thomas & DavidPalmer, Francis R Piice, WillisPayne, Elizabeth mrt Posey , M B DoctPearson, John S Port, James MPerry, Elizabeth Pullen, SarahPetty, Ransdato

Raymond, Chas Robertson, GeorgeRenshaw, Charles Roden, Folly MrsKeed, BenjSJ'n Kodes, jos ivReynolds, Mary A miss Rogus, James 3

Renolds, Valeria Runnels, MorganReynolds, Tho W Dr 2Rogers, Thos JRice, Andrew Rogers, Thomas Xefler- -

Rush, Julia sonRice, J Lieutenant Rollins, James WReader, Wni Ross, mrRush, Jacob Runyan,JohnRiley, Mary miss Runnels, MorganRitter, James Russell, James A"Robinson, ftlary J miss Ryan, John --,Robinet, Jaspa Ryan, Marlin tos

Robinson , Mary miss "

o tSallec, Daniel- - Smith, iTno?Sharkey, William Smith, John S

Stafford, James TU Smith, JacksonSacket. Isreal - Smith, MartinSanders, Thos " Smith, Jasper --2

Sanders, William Spilman, C IISanders, Ruhard Spunger, FrancisSteele, Brice Springer, N EnsignSmedley, Samuel Simonds, EphralmSmedley, Daniel Sims, LossonSee, Adam Soper,JohnIIShelby, RP Col Shinn orShennrM AShfiashin. Patrick Shiup, Dudley'Slarret, David Rev 4 Slout, Ann WStevens, A W Stone, JohnStephens, John 11 Stout,.Stewart, Wesley Stockton, Kobert!Stuart, Wm Stuyvesant, P G

Steward, Wm A Soudard, FSchooler, Robert D Mai SoUdusky, MrShivel, John Slivers, John & KeuoenScully, James 2 Story, AlfredSimpson, Sarah miss Suter, CollinsSimmons , Laura mrs

TTaylor, James Thornton, WillisTrapnal, B C Thompson, James B

Twedy, Mary miss Thompson, Sarah J miss

Tiffee, Sally Mrs Thomson, S A E.mrsTowler, Thomas Turner, JohnTrotter, Judith mrs Turner,. John GThompson, Wm G . Tudor, II S Doct 2

Thompson, Samuel Tfilly, JA.U

Uttinger, Jacob Uttinger, FrederickV

Vanpelt, William Vinson, G A MrsValley , Palagia Sister .

W -- -

IFallis, D Maj IFilliams, Georgo-JFor- -

Jfalker, Edmund - th'mgtonIFalker. II Eli Williams. Susannah mrsfFallsivorth, II F 2 IHIIiams, Mary Cmiss-- 2

JFatkins, Judith G or Katls, MrsLucy Benning JFhipple, Ralph

ffeavel, Christian miss ffright, MillyIFebster, Parker Filliams, Benjamin FJfheeler, Ge.o"rge N Ifoodburn, Wm 2jrorlham, Davfd --2 food, WmJKickliffe, Robert junr IForthington, ThosJfillen, Thomas JFoodson, DanielWhite, James B

'" YYoung, Darnel ,

JOSEPH FICKL1N, P. M.Lex. July 1, 1835-2G-- 3t . "

P. S. Persons calling'tor these letters, willplease mention whether advertised or not.

EBENEZER BISHOP MILLWRIGHT,ULLY returns his sincere thanks

mESPECTf of Fayette county, for-th- e

libaral patronage they have bestowed Hpon him,in his line, and will here say, that the multiplicityof work now on. hand, he is enabled to give em-

ployment to two additional Journeymen Millwrights immediately.

Fayette county, June 1U, 10J3 xa-- oi

MEW GROSBRY.Subscriber has commenced the GROCETHE BUSINESS, on Water street, next

door to L. C. Randall Sl Co. and opposite the

sjj?SgSg& Markethouse, wheie he has justreceived, ajm is uuiv uciung, aa fresh supply ot

GROCERIES,teas.mm t : - TSKIHana win con mueffCf J y4t'i to keep for sale allf.'firva.ifn'niiarticles in his line, on moderate terms, and at theusual prices. He will barter for Countr Produce,such as Meal, Flour, Bicon, &c. &c. Hts friendsand the public, generally, are requested to givehim a call, as he tlatlers lnmsell he shall be able 19

furnish something suitable lor every taste.JOHN F. THOMPSON,

Lexington, April 15, 1835 15-- tf

03-LO- HERE.QJOHJV HI. HEWllTT,

TRUSS MAKER,Opposite the Lexington Hotel, Lexington, Ky.

BEGS leave, lespectfully to inform his friendsthe public, that he has obtained the

agency of Mr. Thomas Stagnee, of Richmond,Ky. to use, vena and practice his celebrated I' ATENT TRUSS, Tor the cure of all cases of Hernia, or Rupture, of recent or longstanding.

He is so convinced of the importance of thisinstrument above all that have ever yet been used,that he not only purposes to abandon all the variouskinds he has heretofore used inhisexlensive practice, but to assure the afflicted, that theuniversal terms, are no L.ure, no 1 ay :

N. B. All kinds of Bandages, Gentlemen'sRiding Girdles, and suspenders, manufacturedand for sale as belore.

June 26, 18 34. 27-- tf

FARM FOR SALE."M" WILL SELL for the proprietor, A FARM

L near the Rail-roa- about 4 miles from Lexington, adjoining the farms of Col. Henry CPayne and Benjamin Taylor, containing 150ACR6S of first rate land, nearly all well timbered.- - Apply to DARWIN JOHNSON.

March 6, 1835. 3-- tf

CASH FORALLUVION STEAM MILL.

WATER STREET"CtXTRA Superfine Fine, Common, Dyspep

sia, and Rye FLOUR. Corn meal, Hominy, Chop, bhorts, and man

The Mill Establishment having been put incomplete repair, is now in full operation Iheabove articles warranted good, or taken back,will he kept constantly on hand, and sent aroundthe city, in the Flour Wagon. Coin and Ryewill be grounl for toll or money, and Wheat ex-

changed upon liberal terms. The business shallbe done in the best manner; the liberal pationageof the public is, therefore, respectfully solicited.

Lex. Feb. 4 5-- tf.

"WILLIAM ADAMS,HAT MANUFACTURER,

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.ESPECTFULLY returns his grateful ac

knowledeeriienis to the citizens of Lexin?.ton and Fayette county, generally, for the veryliberal pationage fhej have given him for manyyears past. He begs leave to inform them thathe still continues to Manufacture HA TS out ofthe best kind of materials. He will attend to allordersfor work, in his line of business, with punctuality and despatch.' ffc"7"AH those having long standing accountswill confer a savor on me, long to be remembered,of they will call on me and settle their accounts,is i ourbusiness cannot be carried on without thatth ng needful, called MONny. . W. A.

June 14, 1834 23-- tf

"T3 6j BBLS. bid Whiskey, Bounce and AppleJa.sy Brandy, lor sale at the ware-hou- of E,I. Winter, on Water-stree- t.

Lex. July 3, 1835--26--

KC'I C II .

STRlHE heretofore existing underTLSL the firm (is KW AJOT &. 2UITZS. wasdisolved hy mutual consent, on the 1thinst. anpersons having demands against us are requestedtn nresent the same : and peisons indebted are re--

nuestcd to call and settle, by note or cash.CilTI XT f-- PMVTOOUAH ot. jjunitJi

N. B. The business will be carried on at thesame place by John R. Sliaic, who feels thankfulfor past patronage and solicits aconlinuation.

J. ii. Ofli.11.N. B. Mr. Edwin C. Hickman is authorized

to settle all accounts due the late film."

Lexington, July29, 1834 35-- tf

DK. SAilIIi. C. TROTTEK. .iFFEUS his professional' services to the citizens of

Lexington and its vicinity. Hisoffice is on the north east side of'the Courthouse, in the house re-

cently occupied as a Lawoffice.by R. II. Chinn, Eiq., wherelira mnu IS( gliua va Fniinrl fOiHir'IIV llJ uv ItftTfUViJ tUUlIU llrflfcUf

to attend to calls, day or nightMaich 25 12-- tf

SAY BOA LSS.55Rl HE suoscriber has elected, at great expense,

si a rAllf. JX SUALEB. the draft of wh chis 12,000 lbs., on Limestone street, opposite hisgrocery store, where he is prepaied to weigh Hay,Stone'coal, Live stock, and jther heavy articles,at a very moderate compensation. The Scaleshave been tested, and their accuracy certified, bythe Cily Inspector, and a License obtained to usethem, rersons selling Hay, are informed thathe City Ordinance on that subject will be rigidlyeenforced. H. M'GUIRE.

March 5; 1835 tf. ,

GABSHET.SHOP. '

THE Subscriber respectfully announces to the'Lexington and its vicinity, that'

he has just completed a thorough repair of his shop Jana is nuw reauy 10 wail upon nis customers wuuany thing in the Cabinet line, lie will, at theshortest notice, be able tojAmish COFFINS ofiuii siivj uiiu i4,at.jiutiuuaa u una t ii uHEARSE for the better convenience of thecitizens. His present stock of V A U 1 JN JJ 1

WORK is now, and will be kept equal to anyin the Western Country. His shop is on the corner of Short and Limestone street diagonally

and his family Residence is in thetwo stbfyhrick adjoining. By a strict attention to,business, he hones to receive a shar&of oublic oa- -'

tronage. J. EDRltf'GTON.March 10, 1835. m

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EaSROKAUT TASiOR,T , A FEW DOORS CELOW THE PHOENIX

IIOTEI.,

2T EEPS constantly on hand an assortment 0- Gentlemen's Fashionable Ready made!

Clothing, consisting of CLOAKS, BOSTONWRAFFISKS, COATS, PANTALOONS,1VESTS, STOCKS, GLOVES, HOSE, feciTogether with an excellent stock of CLOTHS,!CA"S8IMERES, and VESTlNGS. Also, ageneral assortment of Fancy Ailicles in his line,'which will be sold unusually law for cash .

otdering cloths, may rest assured that they shall be made to please them, instyle and taste, equal to the work of any Establishment in the city, he has in his emoloyworkmen of the best kind, from Europe and the.Eastern Cities.

Thankful for pasl savors, ho lespectfully solicits a shale of public patronage.

Lex. Dec. 20, 1834.

IXZiXV G & SUIHIVISR

GOODS for 1835.THE Subscriber is now receiving his stock of.

AND SUMMER GOODS -consisting of Staple and Fancy Articles; all os:

which will be sold at a small advance on prime-cost, iiis friends are invited to call at the oldstand and examine for themselves.

J AS. G. M'KINNEY.Lexington, April 17, 1835. I5-3- m

N. B. Just received a lot of Colerain Linen,very cheap, direct from Ireland.

THE PROTECTIONINSURANCE

of Hartford, Con.,

TOT AVE paid with- -M.H- - in a sew yearspast in the WesternStates for losses bylire, about

300,000 Dollars!!ind are still willing to assume and continue

RISKS AGAINST FIRE,By E. K. SAYRE, Atty. at Law,

iheir agent, on the shortest notice and most savorable terms. E, II. SAKKB,

Corner Short st. & Jordan's Row,Lexington, March 21, 1835. 12-- ly

REMOVALOF THE NEW

DRUG AHTD OHSBfllCAI.STORE.

GSOH&S W. NORTON"HT3 ESPECTFULLY informs his

r i!M&' friends and the public , that having purchased the Drug store of JohnNorton, he Ins removed to thecorner,

well known and occupied for a great number ofiyears as a Diug btore.

The two establishments united, form a generajjjand extensive slock of - 3Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stuff- s, Oils, Per-

fumery, Surgical Instruments,Glass-War- e, c. 6fc.'

And greater inducements will "now be given towholesale purchasers than our city has heretoforeofieied.

Among the stock are the sollowing:1500 lbs. Epsom Salts; 1000 lbs. Glauber

Sails; 800 lbs. Cream of Tartar; 150 lbs.Camphor; 250 lbs. Soc. Aloes; 500 lbs. Ju-niper Berries; 100 lbs. Pulv. Jalap; 200 lbs.Carb.Mvgnesia;lOUOlbs. Venilian Red; 50sails. Black Famish; 400 lbs. Blue Vitriol;1200 lbs. Oil of Vitriol; 500 lbs. Aqua Fortisand Sup. Nitric Acid; 450 lbs. Gum Shellac;400 lbs. Copal ; 1500 lbs. Sp. Whiting; 1000Ibs.Ivo. Blacks; 1200 Wis., Sp. Brown; 500lbs. Ground Logicpod; 100 groc; Bottle Corks,(velvet,) Sec. &c. Sec.

All orders from Physicians and dealers in med-

icines, addressed to the subscriber will be thank-

fully received . His personal attention will be giv-

en to the compounding of proscriptions.GEQ W. NORTON.

South of the Court House, Main si. Lex.June 3, 1835 23-3- m

FOR SALE.NEAT little residence on theLejdnglon andA Maysville Turnpike, 3 miles (Tom Lexing-ineto- n.

containing one acre' and a half. Thereare on the place a good Log dwelling-kous-

Kitchen, Blacksmith-Sho- andother out houses ;with a WELL ol first rate water and pump in it.The terms of sale will be made reasonable. Anyperson wishing to purchase will please call on thesubscriber residing on the prsmises.

JAIUtiS W. SUM TUN.JuneS, 1835 23-- tf

JtnnrrsoA" &-- dradlL. w

lOTAVE "! then .t v k ol GOODS 10 MeiTS.MM MORTON, ILES Sc WRIGHT, whowill continue the MERCANTILE BUSINESSin the House lately occupied by them, and towhom they can, with every confidence, recom-

mend their customers and acquaintances.In relinquishing the Merchanlile for other busi-

ness, the undersigned cannot withhold an expres-

sion of gratitude to the many fiienus who havesupported them by their patronage '

R. MORRISON,, L. J. BRADLEY.

will be seen by the above advertisement ofSTMeWs. MORRISON Sc BRADLEY, thati.1 : ti..: ....j .u- - ,..

we are-ine- sucue&surs in dusiuto, uiiuci 1110 muiof MORTON, ILES & WRIGHT. We shallendeavor i conduct the. business very much asheretofore, in the same house; and we invite theformer pations and all others, 10 call.

GABRIEL I. MORTON,j THOMAS J. JLES,

, .SAMUEL M. WRIGHTLex. MarchL1834 tf.

CHEAPSiaV ,, FAINTING.

In the neatest manner, and as cheap asany work of the kind in theconnlry.

:TtT!HE subscriber has removed his residence toSL the house formeily occupied by Mr, Bruce

opposite Mess. Posllelhwaite and Brennan's,where those who please tofavor him with iheircommands will be punclutlTy.attended to, in theneatest manner and on moderate terms.

JOHN JONES.N. B. The person to whom'I Ient,some Ivtp or

three years since, the first volume 01 the "tianamaid to the Arts,17 will please return it. J. J.

BAGGING SHUTTLES for sale by J.JLex. May 3d, 184. 17 tf

O,y(SILVERSMITH $ JEWELLER,)

LSEECTFULLY informs his fiiends andthe public, that he has commenced business.

two doors from the Nonh corner of Main andLimestone streets, where he will repair all kinds of

CLOCKS, WATCHES, 3IUSICAL HOXES, &C.He has, and intends keeping 011 hand, a generalassortment of

JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE,' Which he will sell low.

Goffe, Tea and Cream Pots; Sugar-Dishe- s,

Slop-Boxd- s, Tankards and Cups,Of any pattern, will be made according to order,on the shortest notice; the silver warranted lobeof the best quality, and tho work executed well.SILVER SPOONS, LADLES, BUTTER-KNIVE- S

& SUGAR-TONG-

Constantly on hand, and madetoorder. JewelryViended neatly. From the knowledge whjch theproprietor has of the different branches of his line,he wilLbe able to give general satisfaction to allwho may give him a call.

be given for old Goldana saver.

Lexington, May 20, 1835 24-- tf

DOCTORST,Srp PiTT B!"D A NT Ti BTT.T.a w u am .. to m MMMj

MAVING located themselvesin Lexington,

tender their services to the citizens ofthis place, and adjoining country.'I'Lia.. n.n.. n nil .itnan Kn f.. '1 IICI lllflT Ck l&lf VllllbS WG 1UUI1U ill

their shop on Main stieet, except when profession-ally engaged.

Lex. June 20, 1835 24-- tf

S. OLDHAM,Barber antlllair llresser,

mETURNS his'sinceiehis friends

and customeis for their pastsavors so liberally extendedto him, and hopes by hismoderate charges andt- -tention to business, to mert

and receive a continuance, of their savors, tiealso wishes to informhehi, that his

BATH-HOUS- EU nnw in nneration for the oiesent season, where

he is prepared to give COLD, WARM, or

SliUWiill BArtlo,iau nours ingm ut ujHis Shon is at the old stand,

Lexington, Ky.,jusl below Mr. John Brennan'Hotel, and opposite Miss Susan Cook's

Boardinghouse,where he has all kindsof FANCY ARTICLESin his line of business. DOLLS OF ALLKINDS; Jointed, Alabaster, and Wax.CURLS, WIGS, and TOP PIECES, assorted.

May 16, 1835. lU-- tf

COLUMBUSai m nra fr rrv) on nn r3 nov w a'a ' Jaa & laiiiust

Main street, Lixinglon, opposite theLibrary.

GREEN T7 PRYOR,of the abovePROPRIETOR in announcing to his

friends and the public, that he lias just completeda new arrangement of the entire Establishment,from the Culinary Department to the piivateDrawing Rooms of the visiters. This has beendone at very considerable expense, and he dependsupon a patronage from the public to sustain his ef-

forts, which shall ever be directed towards the accommodation ot ins patrons, iiis iSAR lias beenrefashioned in a tasteful and neat style, and filledwith Spirits, Wines, Szc, the best our dealeriffm- -port. Reputation allows that his Cookery is notsurpassed (is equalled) in ejther East or Westand for the purpose ol continuing inis opinion, lieasks a call from the fqllowers of Epicurus, whomay be servedjiith-'tnejjmos- t delicious BIRDS,STEAKS, T'rTPEOMOLETS, and,every va-

riety that our market oi country affords, in themostspeedy possible manner. He has just receiv-

ed.! lot of SUPERIOR BLUE POINT OYSTERS.

His Eating Rooms are retired fiom the SillingRoom, and a bottle of sparkling Champaigne orBurgundy might be enjoyed without the participat-ors having to uneergo the usual ordeal of every in-

quisitive eye. He feels now assured, that by hi s

strict attention and ina'itn'ift.aZsuperihtendance, topiease every gentlemau who may seek enjoymentalthe'UoLUJiBUs ooffee house."

Lexington, Nov. 1st, 1834. 43-t- f

WHITSSSHITHINa.TT7' REDEDICKJ? KLAIBER,

lately Irom Oermany, has the pleasureof informing the citizens of tins city andeounly, that he has

just commenced the above business, next to Mr.John Murray aiiver ialing &nop, ann nearlyopposite Keiseh's Tavern ; where lie will be hap-py to attend to all calls in his line, viz the repairing of Y

FIKE AIIIUS, UUUll .L.UUK!!, Ait;.N. B. The higheSt'jiricevTll'be given for old

J 'KEYS. tLex. June 6, 1835 22-3- m.

The Observer and Intelligencer will insert theabove 2 months.

I.A S"AY3'?7?M ", , "V! T " T? fl f TiS J n.'

Cornerof Main and Limestone Strecu, lately oc- -'

cupied as a Dwelling House, by RichardCord, Esq.

Conducted bit JOHN CAND Y, late Promie- -lor of the COFFEE HOUSE opposite the StageOffice, on Limestone Street.

THIS establishment has been filled up in astyle, and for real comfoit not to be

surpassed, (in the cily ,) wheie refreshments of ev-r- y

description, including every delicacy the seasonor market affords, ran be hid at the shortest possi-ble notice. BREAKFASTS, DINNERS andSUPPERS prepared in a style equal to any estab-- jllshinenUin the cuj,anu parlies 'Jorrefreshmentsofi!,") accommodated wilh private rooms. .

TEA. COFFEE and SOUP, at all hours:CIGARS, of thechoicest kinds; a regular sup-ply of OYSTERS, Wholesale and Retail ;

CHAMPAIGN, SHERRY, PORT,CLARET end other Wines,

COGN1AC BRANDY, RlJM, GIN' IrishWHISKEY J

and every other desciiption of Spirituous Liquors;

FSRrSCJT LOVE, RCJSS,ANNISESEED, NOYEAU

and Domestic CORDIALS; a regular supply ofLouisville

BEBE,fresh every week, wholesale and retail.

The Pioprietor respectfully solicits a share ofpublic patronage, having his Bar and Cellar.stock-ed with Liquors of the choicest brands, and takesthis opportunity of returning his sincere thanks, fortne pationage iiunerto Bestowed on him.

Oct. 11, 1834. 41-- tf -- 1

LOT FOR SALE.THE subscriber wishes to dispose of a very

lot, situated in one of the mosipleasant pajts of the ciiy,on moderaleterms itisunimproved, except that it is fenced in wilh an ex-cellent fence. It is a corner lot, froniing oil Mainand Georgetown streets, containing about one anda half acres. It is nearly opposite to D. Mc.Payne, Esq. A reasorjfible credit will be giventerms can be asceriainejtrby application to the sub-scriber. HI K A AI STEELE.

Lexington, July 23, 1834. -2- 3-tf

BRICK MAKING y LAYINGfTBEJTJAMIN FORD, ELZY HARNEY,

is ana wiijL,i.AiU J. Kt-lStt- ll have associated themselves in partnership, for the purposeol carrying on the abeve business in all its vanous branches. Persons wishing any work in theirline, can have it done on the shortest notice andon as reasonable terms as it can be procurer! in thecity. They are now ready to execute all ordersin their line. "I'unctuaiuy and despatch" shallbe their motto; and the) hope, by unremitting attention, to merit and receive a share of public pa-

tronage. Their Brick Yard is near the LunaticAsylum, formerly owned by B. Ford.

Lexington, Feb. 17. 9- -tf

REMOVAL.NEW GOODS,

FOR FALL & WINTER, 1834.

Wl H. HAINEY,"HT&ESPECTFULLY announces to his cus-Ja.-

tomersand the public, that he has purchas-ed the entire stock of GOODS belonging to Bless.Johnson and Reynolds, and has removed to thesine Storehouse occupied by them No. 46. Mainstreet, two doors below John Tilford & Son's.He is now opening a large and tasteful supply of

STAPLE AND FANCYMERCHARfDESE,

purchased by hiniEelf in Npw VomcannPiuLAdelpiiia, with mucheare and labour. He hopeshis former customersvlll travel a sew doors lowerthan his old stand, for which he promises to makethem a liberal compensation.

The greater proportion of his slock is entirelyFRESH, FASHIONABLE, and CHEAP, andhe thinks it unnecessary to specify the vaiiety com-prising the assortment; but assures the public heivill exhibit to them as desirable articles as can beprocured in the city.

Lexington, Nov 1st 1834 43-- tf

BIiACRSaflSTmNG.rRillE public aj-- respectfullyJL informed, thatJOSIAH(4s ENNlb, the late partner of

Oemf t? Joun ii. onaw, nas commencedV&JMr the BLACKSMITHING on

the corner of Hill Sz Main-cios- s

SSass streets, where ho intends carrying it on inall of its various branches, and will behappy to wait on his friends and the public general-ly. His work, shall be executed in a faithful man-ner, and he hopes by strict attention to business tomerit a share of public patronage.

JOSIAH ENNI.August 16, 1834. 33-- tf

GEORGETOWN

7 M HE Summer Session of this institution com-j- a

mences on the 1st of May. In addition tothe presentFaculty, the Trustees have secured the"sei vices oftMfcS. G. Mullins, ofGarraid Coanable and efficient Teacher, both in t ho Classicaland Mathematical Departments. From the as-

sistance thus tendered, the piesent faculty willhave a better opportunity of attending to the higherclassics and the sciences.

During the Summer Session, the Professors remain nine hours in their Recitation roomswith the students.

A "Weekly Report" is isssued every Saturdaymorning, giving a correct account of the Piogress,themoraal depoitment, the absence and the latoattendance of each student in the Institution du-

ring the week. Each Parent and and Guardianreceives a copy of this report.

Civil Engineering is taught by the Professor ofMathematics in this institution (educated at WestPoint) in addition to all the branches taught in anyCollege in the West.

Library, Philosophical Apparatus, Sic. Sic.complete. '

BoardiiiE .J;1 50 a week in thecountre S2 aweek in town every thing furnitlierf.

Tuition, including the use of Library, Philosophical Appaialus, &c. $20 in advance.

MEDICAL NOTICE.HAVE on hand some FRESH!B?I VACCINE-MATTER- , which I

have lately taken from the arms ofhealthy persons. Those who are de

sirous ol having their families vaccinated either inthe City or county, will do well to avail themselvesof this oppoitunity. Prompt attention will be paidto all calls on the slightest notice.

SAML. C. TROTTER.fJT-Tho- se person whom I vaccinated some

tiniesince are informed, lhat is the desired effecthas not been produced, to call and try it again fieeof expense. S. C. T. ,

Lexington, May 3, 1835. 13-- lf

fJj-T- he Observer & Reporter and Intelligencerwill insert the aoove .s weens.

F O R S A L E.to sell the HOUSE & LOT onSWISHstreet, on which lesided in

f .psinvtnn. Also nn olJt lot p mnniip cirliv- - r"-..-;of that-stree- t and a hodse and lol on Limestonestree'. near the jail. Those disposed to purchaseuill nnnuire of Mai. Tilford. Mr . FiirharH Tliir.gins or Air. M. T.Scott, who are authorised toneji late a sale. ,JA. HAGGIN.

.a. 30,1834 44 tf

MEDICINE,Drs. J. B. DAY and T. F. HARRIS,

E1J ESPECTFULLY inform their friends, anthe public generally, that they have formetf

a foMthe purpose of practisingmedicine in Lexington; and the adjacent country.ti,;.. ri, ;. ii.i.'a..., .i. ,..Brennan's (formerly Postlelhwaile's) Hotel.where they may he sound at all times except whenabsent on professional business. '

We beg leave to inform our fnendsaod the pub-lic, that our principle and piatice tie essentiallydifferent from Ihe oidinary mineral course, andalsofiom the Tohipso'nian or Steaming plan. Wepractice according to the principles of the Reforra-e- i

Medical Society, of the United Slates, astaught at its Colleges inNew York and Worth-iuglo-

Ohio, difcaftllnYall the preparations ofmercury, antimony and other poisonous mineralsso much used by physicians of the present day,,&ntt which are so deleterious to the human system;usTng in their stead vegetable remedies, far morepowerful in removing disease, and which leave- -

the constitution uninjured. The experience ofothers, as well as our own in an extensive prac-tice oseveral years, has (ully proved that mineiatmedicines internally, are enjirely unnecessary in'tue treatment ot any disease, and we believe therefare but sew of those who have taken them," whewill hesitate to say that they are injurious, uncer-tain and dangerous in their operation.

As to theThompsonian system, we admit thaf.itxo'ntajns some good lemedies, but it is entirelytlcpimTtf?B, too heating or stimulating, and steam'is too frequently and indiscriminately used.

We use no preparations ofmedicines which are'mimbered, and for which there is a patent right.Further, we believe that no man can make a goodphysician, without a knowledge of the anatomyof the human system, and every other branch otmedical science. We presume it is generallyknown lhat Thompsonians deny the necessity ofsuch knowidge.

Having made a candid statement of our princi-ples, and tho course we intend to pursue, we ask.those afflicted with disease, to pause, and choose,betwr-e- remedial agenjSrirawn from Nature's-garden-

powerful inTeuioviiig disease, but safe intheir operation and poisonous minerals, which sooften destioy the lives or suture health of thosowho take ijiem. J. B. DAY,

J. F. HARRIS."P. S. For a further knowledge of our princi-

ples, &c. we refer ouf friends to a medical workpublished hyJIK.W. Beacll",t:onsisthig of threelarge volumes!fthe ti tie of w'nich H 'Beach's A- -merican Practice.'- - It can .Befseeri either at outshop,or at Skillman's book store, with a list ofits numerous recommendations by physicians ofthe highest standing both in Europe'and America.

" J . B. D.J. F. H.

Lexington, June 5, 1835. 22-3- m

JlkANSJvFOSS, SALE.-- 'ravVVLUABijE tract of Land lying onJLako

xSL'Bolivar, in Washington county, jMjfesippicontaining about COO acres, 175 in aJcSthpletoslale of cultivation. On the land is aiew Dwel-ling house, a first rate Gin and Mill, and all ne-cessary out houses, including stables, corn cribs,cotton houses, and negro cabins. For furtherparticulars apply to J. B. Si S. S. Fox, in,Vicksburg, or to the subscriber on the premises..

t B. M. HINES;Vicksburg, Miss. .May 7, 1835-20-1- 0t.

James P. Ruclcer vs Charles Humphreys.&JTATE OF KENTUCKY, Woodford Cit-r--S

cuit Set. June Teim, 1835. James P,. Ruck-e- r,

Complainant, against Charles HumphreysAdministrator, Sic. Defendants in Chaiiceryf

This day came the complainant and hia 'attor-ney, and upon Iiis motion and it appearing tcT'thesatisfaction of the court, that the defendant Thos.Essex is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth,and ho hawing f3;f.H jrt pnfpr hi? apLpfiaranca here-in, and answer the Complainant's bill agreeable tothe law and the rules of this court, it is orderedthat unless the said absent defendant Essex, ap-pears hereon or belore the first day of the nextJejULmber 1'erm of this court, and. answer saidoWjSpe same will be taken fur coriYe'ssed againsthim; and it is further ordered, that a copy of thisorder be published in some authorised newspaperprinted in this State, for two. months in succes-sion according to law, and all further proceedingsaie contiuued until the next tsriri1.

A copy att.RIDGLEY GREATHOUSE, elk.

Lex. July l,"1835-2G-!- 3w is- -

M. E. BROWNING & CO".MAVING purchased of Caleb Wqrley, his

MERCHANDIZE, which.is extensive and well assorted, now offerit Whole-sale and Retail, on as fair and reasonable terms aslike goods can be bought in any market west of themountains. They are resolved to spare no painsto accommodate and plea.e those who may savor;them WJUi a call. To the old pations of thohouse, thijjvlookwiih much confidence, and solicita cdrtirnllance of their custom, from wheih it ishoped a miituallgefi' and satisfaction will be de-rived. is

lALEB WORLEY, having told his stock ofM merchandize to 31. E. BRO WNING i?Co.takes great pleasure in recpmmending to his oldcustomers and patrons, a continuance of theirdeal-i.i- g

with his successors, at the old stand , oppositethe upper end of the Public Square. He would atthe same time veiy sincerely return his thanks forthe liberal patronage extended to him during hiscontinuant e in business. Itis his wish asspeedilyas possible to close his business, and he hopes thatnllthose who have open accounts will call amicloje ihem by note or payment without delay.

J,ex. Juno 15. 183.5 24-- tf

JOB GREEN, 'LATE OF PHILADELPHIA,OHA2R rvi"AHt?PACTURBR,

CONTINUES theMa.- -.

sonic Hall, on Main street;He has oil hand, and offers sosale on reasonable terms,laige and splendid assortmentof

FANCY kVI NDSOR CHAIRSof all descriptions endprices, also, Settees, Roik-- .

ing Chairs with cane backs and seats; Bostonand olhes kinds, all of which are manufactuied ofthe best n.alerials, anil warranted well made. Old;Chairs repaired and painted; Copal Varnish forsale.

Wanted, a good fancy Chair maker; also, aPainter and Ornamented: none but cood workmenneed apply: to such"? constant employment andgood ages will be given.

An apprentice well recommended will be taken.Lexington, July 23, 1S34 29-- tf

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