AOf Letters remaining

ington, Ky. which is not taken out before theday of January, 1818, 'trill be sent totht

General Post- - Office as dead letters.'

Atchison, HamiltonAdams, AVilliamAllen, Hugh,AIsop, Spenc&r.Audibert", Mrs.Aileu, Matthew,Alexander, Zach. AV.

Boshart, Jasob'Bern', BenjaminTiirfV r.PfirETC AV.

Benning, George AV.

Brooks, A. a. ju ,Bainbridge, Rev. A.Boydon & Sherman,,.Bates, AlvinBaker, EzraBavter, JamesBrickhouse, AVilhatnBuford, Abraham Jlioggs, janiesBaker, ElizabethBrown, AVjlliam 2,Brumbarger, Mrs.Bledsoe, RobertBaldwin, MaryBrown, Abraham C.Brown, Jenks3,Browne, George 2,,Byrne, HenryBradley, DanielBeall, HannahBilbo, JamesBernard, Charles M.Banks, Simon'Bnckner, HichardBarrett, Walter MA.Bledsoe, HerveyByne, William Gen.Burns, JohnBowen, ParkerBeall, Norborne B.Burton, Wilhatri Bartlett, Soplua

scConnaway, Peter Carry, JohnCliveland, FA'rl Conway, CharlesCannon, F. 11. j Chance, Clement R. 2,Candier, A. 2 Clark, Dei ..is2,.Coverdale, Richard 2, Cfapper, Francis C. 2,

Coyle, MaryChrisUanjAbuiose, siienry

D

Copelana, KobeitColeman, James K.Coverdill, JacoJ)Coleman, AdbeltCraig, John,Collins. WillisClark, Thotnas 2,Cockrill, Benjamin S.Chambers, Eziaflavk. JohnCarr, William,-Carter- ,

JacobChowning, RobertCaudoryJohn 2,Carethors, JohnCox, MosesClark, RayChurch, RobertCampbell, MargaretCochren, ThomasCox, John F. 2,Campbell, James M DCampbell, IsabellaCan-icfe-

, Kooert

Duncan, JohnDoh ning, MargarettaD.mlen, Henrv 3 -

Bulin, ElizabethDorman, Charles P.I er, Saml. L. jr.Downing, JohnDuncan, StephenDavis, William 2,Dunlap.GeorgeDowns, Benjamin

v

Dickey, JohnDavenport, RobertDicksSrf, Ephralmj

Ewing, JamesEvans, Nathaniel 2,Evans, SamuelEvans, Charles H.Evans John S.Elliott JohnElliott, Jane 2,Eddy Ephraim D. 5Emens, WilliamEtans, Andrew

Feiguson, Richard Dr.Farrow, Mr.Ford, tsaacTore, Peter .

'

I'mlier, ClementFisher, WilliamFoster, William P.Fahev. David 2;Frederica, FerdinandField &. BarnumFarrow, JonelFrancis, Evan

Graves, Frances E.Gate wood, JamesGorin, HenryGibbons, JohnGrant, Polly D.Gardner, ElizabethGrai es, B. L. 2,Goodloe, Win. D.Grooms, JolmGregory, PeterGist, A. UGoodhue, Thos. St. 2,GiUins, LucyGiagg, JamesGraves, JosephGibson. MariahGarrett, ThomnsJ.'Goiham, Thornton

Hall, Thomas 2,Hughes, AmelHolmes, William 2,Ilerst, John"Hopkins, JohnHaistead, DanielHawkins, NicholasIfamilU.i. GorgeHoiKtt, WilliamHilton, MargaretHerndon, Susanna B.liirris, aamueiHendy, JohnHart, Thomas ,

Hampton, Jjs$p.,-Heu-y- ,

El'jahHess. HenryHuthorn, DanielHeumirn, JosephIhrns, John H.Hair, JosephHarrison, J. W.Hamilton, RichardHarrison, Jane,Ha ,lcy, WilliamHodges, DanielHist, GeorgeHay, JohnHill Horace B.Hostuttcr, Francs 2,Hadsun. ThblnasIlunbakkiWilliamV,,Harper, Stephen

--Jones HenryJohnson JaneJackaonLutb.tr

LISTin she Post-Offi- in Lex

1st

AAndrews, HannahAdams, SpencerAdams, CatharineAllen, RicharflAllcorn, GeorgeAsbury, .Henry

Buchannan, JosephBall, Henry, 7

Bryant, JesseBiggs, Andrew'uowievar, maiyBradley, PeteBrown, DavidBarker, AnnBevcns, SimeonBarker, JosephBarnes, DavidBaly, JohnBell, FrancisBalis, BaptistBates, JahiesBullock, EdmundBlack, WilliamBall, JamesBenning, PerkinsBuchannan, Smith,Bourgeajt, AugustusBallingcr, Bonaparte,BallhWr, FrancisBowlaB, JohnBle'dsoc, DanielBell, WilliamBern! man, CharlesBantett, JohnBrown, LawrenceBufck, Charles 2,Barker, Aaron T. 2,Blocks, James 2,B'arr, Robert, sen, 2,Boothe, William 2,

UooKe, uatnarine uCooke, JohnCurd, JamesCooke, SusanCorj , IsaacConnell JamesColeJ JoshuaCos, Jane MissCampbell, John P.Carstarphen, OneyCoyle, PollyCrosbey, LeviCunningham, JohnCollins, LewisClay, AbrahamColeman, ThomasClark, DavidCarter, DavidChandler, HenryCurry, WilliamCary," Isaac

ram & Jos.

D.uley, WilliamDumas, JohnDougherty, JamesDimond, H. P.Dunn, JohnDaugherty, EdwardDowning, JohnDe Hart, GideonDavis, MarvDollins, WillisDarneby EdwardDrais, PeterDavis, Edward 2, -Dais, Sarah

E'Egliston, Alfred 0 2Ekin, James or J.

Eatin, AaronEstill, WillisEllison, StephenEnglish JohnEgsworth, SamuelEades, JamesEdwards, Presley

Trost, JohnField, AbnerFryer,- Richardh leld & M'Clannahan,

HenryJlournoj-- , JohnFinley, JamesFoster, JohnFuller, Johni m t, JohnFox, Joseph

Garrett, HenryGarrard, AlexanderGreen, MargaretGlenn, NehemiahGilbert, Samuel H.Gordon, JosephGoodwin, Lloyd K,GibsonVHughGarrett, ThomasGarratt, JohnGray, George,Granges, JamesGreyham, ElizabethGasten, RebeccaGuthery BennGossam, MolleyGlore, FrancisGuibert, II. 3.

Hollyman, ThomasHamor, JaniesHolden,' JohnHarris, MajorHart, NathanielHague, Jos. &JohnHouguet, Mr.Harper, Samuel II.Hughes, Thos. H.Hankes, Th. JeffersonHopkins, JohnHawkins, MartinHill, JamesHilrey, JamesHaihmond, MoultonHickey, Thomas M.Harris, JohnHunt, WilsonHatten, David JefferisHilliouse, JohnHull, JohnHull, Martha AnnHull, JacobHoughton, ReubenHunnicutt JohnHamilton JohnHamilton Jolm C.Hopkins, S. Gen. 2Hamilton George 2Howard Joifj-nl- i 11.2Howard Mr. "-

-'

Heard Abraham 2Hammond Asa 2(Hamilton James 2

Jack'on C alvinJones CatharineJones Vim. D.

Jackson Matilda II.Johnson BenjaminJames ThomasJones John .

James Elizabeth MJohnson George

Kennedy WilliamKincaid Robert,Kepner Joseph'Kennedy JesseKelzer Jacob 2King Thomas B.

LafToon MatthewLancaster, RobertLaffoon PollyLogan MargaretLogan James 4Logan HughLogan Alexander,Long Thomas "Long SamuelLay WilliamLockett Barfly C.Lewis Amzi '

MusseyJohn jr. "

Morton RebeccaMorton MargaretMills Abigail'Mills JohnMorriss DavidMorriss JohnMoore Yelley 2Aforrison James 2Morrison WilliamMeek Thomas 2Matthews Charles L.Marshall ElizaMoffct WilliamMorrison JohnMunson EliakimMarkle JocohMartin MosesMontgomery DavidAtadden AValterMuddFrancisMinorDanielMorton RichardAlallory RogerMason PeterAlarshall JamesMartin IsaiahMyers JacobMickelburaugh JamesAlannon UnityMeridith AVm. L.Mead ElishaMoore Richard S.Meaux JaneMartin John

Xormcnt Sophia 2Nelson Henrv 2Newport AVilliamNewman JonathanNicholson Charles R.

Ober Robert 2Ogelvie GeorgeOwens JamesOber Samuel R. 4Ohance Clement R,

Price JohnPrice Marg-are-

Porter JamesParmly Eleazerl ayne JNancyPicket GeorgePurrintrton John T.Peal jSamp soni uucfsun jQunParker SamuelPritchart AVilliam 2Patterson JohnPrentiss NathanielPhillips JohnPinkham David CPrentiss EdwardPhillips RobinsPerrvJohnB. -

Prall JohnParker AlaryParker SamuelPriddv Burk 2Phelm James C.Poyzer BenjaminParfcetJonathanPurnell Thomas 2Pollard John '

Robinson Josenh -

Robinson James F.Rucker James B.Richardson Nancv H.Riggs CharlesRaoford MilnerRocers JamesRapa"je JaneKaipiijonnRomans JacobRobb SamuelRidgeley Floyd

Sanford A'oung'S.hcott JohnSullivan AVilliamShaw Johnsmith'son John"Smith Archimedes 2Scott SamuelSmith HarrisonSuley HinmanSawyer NathanielStuart Alcxander2Switzer MmeonSidmer PeterShowman IjpscomhStuart RobertSteele A.Smith RobertScrivenor JohnSharp E. Dr.Simpson JaniesStrater Squireearcy John

Stewart AVilliamSmith David H.Stone MargaretScott-Mr- . & Co.Sullivan TimothyStaiT HenryStout MargaretSimpson AVilliammerman William

Salyears JamesSmith JaniesSmith SamuelfStnart Robert

iiunipson iviuiamTodd Mary 0.i urnerJohnTaul Samuel'I omson AVilliam

iTodd Daid'1 jot Charles 2I hompson ArallerI hornton Preslev

rI hrinemon CharlesI alliaferro AVm. AV. 4' tirner'i.'.dwardTa lor Isaaci any ieison or jolmTomlin Cliarles

empleman Henry .

Uttey Royal

Vardeman.Tprpminli T

,"anghan James

AVilmon ChristianWatson Polly -

Jacoby BaylorJohnson HenryIzard NicholasIrwin CatharineInskeep JosephIrvine John

KKing IsaacKelly .Hannah ,

Keene Benjamin-Kurt-

DavidKemp Tilmond

LLcwis,.TaneLytle AVilliamLee MaryLunney i homasLovejoy 1 hadeusLadd Benjamin H.Luman PeterLowe John ,LightfootJohnJ.Lapslcy John A.Lite SamuelLounsbro E.

Mahin Thomas E.Maxwell SamuelMartin Ann C.Maddox nn C.Monford Sarah

, Morphet Siras A.jMcdc'alfElishaMorrow & PreuettMoore Jphn C.Macy Charles C.Miller Thomas"Master of the Daviess

LodgeM'Keever Aleran derM'FallJohnM'Lemore Abner 2M'IsaaoIsaac2M 'Isaac) jMargarettaMHfee Thomas 2M'lanathan CatharineM'Lanathan ElijahM'Kinley JohnM'Dowell JamesM'Lelland JohnM'Cullough AlargaretM'Farland AVilliamM'Daniel Mrs.M'Coy DavidAI'Elderoy JohnM'Intosh James D,M'Campbell ElizaM'Colley JamesM'Connel AVilliamM'Dougal DanielM'Murry

Nicholas Robt. C. col.4Nuckols.Lewis2- -

Neill GorcTonNorrish Robert

2 -O

Owens Samuel"O'Neal'Robert;Outen RachelObannon Margaret

Pilcher JamesPerkins EutePowers Stephen'Payer AArilham

PursellJohn2Paxton JamesPyle Ralph,Preston FrancisParmely EleazerPrentiss Thomas M, ,

Pool DanielParker HutchisonPatterson AVilliam 2Poignand D. R.Parkinson JosephParker AVilliamPenniston RjchardS.Phillips HenryPhillips RobinsPorer R.Price Larkin 'Pratlier LarkinPetterson Arm. F.Porter ElizaPalmer IgnatiusPorrellC,Bt,v"

21Relf James TT.

Russell llpzr-irinl- l

'.Rawlins Sergmt2RobnettJolinRiggs EdmundRobinson nn 'Robertson-Nichol- as

Robinson John D.Reynolds DanielRobert Henry J. J.Bice Luther 8

Sally Samuel K. 2Smith' CJemcntSchooler AVhartonSmiley AlexandriaSimmons SolomonStivers RozzelbShivell SamuelShaw John' It.SchenclcPeter U Co.Smith Enochburners AVilliamSinclair AmosScott John'or RobertStevenson AVilliamSmith nnaSullivan JohnSinclair JamesSteele JohnSprouse JamesSchooler l ewisSimpson CatherineSmock PeterStivers EdwardSmith JamesShort JamesShipp DcfdleySpringle ElizabethSykes Uenry ,

Smith Horam F.Scott MichaelSitttrm IcioStacker AV illisStrother Davidstrni n-n- li

Savler AViUiam

'i owneley JohnTaul SamuelTodd Elizabeth T.BTodd Lucyloynhe HysonTaylor James R.Thornton1 John 2lumison JosephThompson Alonzo 31 urner WilliamTrumbull James'i'lmmr,crt AnTwiney DavidI aylor ElizaTavlorJamesTanners Gentlemen

v ',Vn.n Ai.ji"

WW!in t n.rvragg James

TThompson AAllliam G. Taylor ATincont

AVilson Manly 3AVelch Sarah 2AVyatt AValterAVilliams BenjaminAVilson ;1 hohiasAVebb JamesAVilson AbrahamAVheeler Samuel S.A;6lf JacobAVood JamesAValden EdmondAVilliamson ElizabethAVillhoit MosesAVillson IsaacAVhitney OrlandoAVilmouth David ,AVyatt JamesAVoods RichardAVilkinson SnellingAVright Pettis S.Walker F.AValker MosesAVilson AlexanderAValker Robert

Voung Benjamin St. 2Young John D.YfltifsNew'manYojmg- - Elizabethloung aron n. oecretui-u- i iiic ui.Youiig Samuel Lodge. '?

JOHN FOAVLfiRP. M.October 11. 3t i

AOf Letters remaining

villi, on the 30th 'September, 1817", which, isnot tatgen out aitmnto the General Post -

William' J. Adair 2

James BrownSarah BowlerRobert BryanMrs. P.liza BoyceEdwin G. BrqwnJeremiali BriscoeAVilliam BryanAVilliam BrownEdward Bullock

Michael CloydFrancis Cochrcll -David Caldw ellAlexander Cook

Cynthia DenneyJohu AV. DeshazerPeter De Pau "

James EnglandAVilliam Egerton

Adam FisherJames FisherFrederick Ford

Mary GillespieT homas GroverSamuel Gilmore '

Isabella II. Grahim 2James GilmoreAVilliam Graham

Henry HadwinTohn'Hanna

John'G. Hall 2

John

Georgg Hill Reuben HavanaMichael ' "" '.

JPaul G. G. Jones

KMichael Kenmear David Kirkpatrick

Thos. Little or Rich'd. John W. Lewis v

Hope' Thomas LockRev. Jfarcus Linsey Margaret Littleford

MSamuel M'Afee Cliarles

& DanielHumphrey May Martha MinorEliza James M.

John Marshall

Ren. Thomas Nelson

Messrs. O'Brlan h. Co.

Clark PennDavid Prewett .

Robert Prewett

James RutorLewis RileyAViUiaijUtileyE. S. RicjTavdsonElias Roinan.eGeorge RossGeorge Robards '

Shannon .

John SmithLevy StonePeyton short

George ThompsonJames 1 ilford

John Tandeveill 6

Abraham AVilhite, orI . A'oorlus

Jeremiah Veatlierlyrienry ingaxeBeniamin ilsonSJoseph A. Woodson

llobert

sailles, Ky. mid-- r r ...

w5 ounuury,General Post-Offic- e

JlAndrew1

Auams, JolinAslllev. JoelAdams, Kinsale,Arnold, , M en-i- t

JiBoyce, NoahDrook AlexanderBlack, RobertBoston. JohnBrooking, Thos. A. 3,

l Wr.!!,,..".sl,,-,-1- 'iitiBell. Isaac'Burk, CatliarineBaldwin, AmosBowman; JacobBrooks, DeliaBrooks. William 'Bell, Thompsonuarnes, zachanahBell. Daniel

Curne, JamesReuben

Lewis 3,Clay, Porter, Esq.

vniistopner,

Calmes, Fielding

West JohnAVatts Elias

AA allaceSamuel .

AVickasham JamesAVillsonAVilhamAVelch ThomasAVilliamson Gan-et- t

AVelockAVilliamson AVm.Wright Bledsoe

Humble

MKannyM'Kinney Huston M'Ewen

Meriam Moore

Charles

Craig,

Vm.jr.

AVebber ArchibaldAVilson AbnerAVelch AbnerAVells BazeilAVellsB. 2AVilliams DavidAVatts FrancisAVilliams IsaacAVigartJacobAVilson SamuelAVells BazeilAVoodbridg& MajorAVagleyMariahAVillson JamesYYoung John D.Clerk Fayette County

CourtRight Gr.

LISTin the Past-Oflic- e in Dan-

three montis, tnu. oe sentOffice as dead setters.

,

B .

Samuel BairdRue BeadlesElizabeth BeadlesJohn BurtonReuben BlakyLittle BryantDaniel BrewerJ.gHi Black

"

CHenry1.Cummengore2AVilliam CombsAbraham J . Caldwell

DJohn DixonEdward Daley

EThomas EstesAbraham Estes

FAbraham FiteElizabeth Ford

aMr. M'GowanThomas GrayMaj. AVm. Gaines 4Emry GibbsNancy Gilkerson 2AVilliam Guthree

IIThomas HughesGeorge HustonAVilliam Iifcjt

0

Auguslin ParrishJohn PickellJdlui Phillips ';RZadock Riggs V

Kelbourn RoseAVilliam RoseMajor RninersonElizabethEvan RogersJudah Richardson -

Eliza SlaughterSlaughter

James Shields

TPlummer ThomasMary 1 abb

V

John AVilliam3James" Y arrenJohn AA'oodyardnoDer lison nMalinda V adeHenry Willis

not "taken out before theioio ,. ..- - . iioio, vnu oe sent some

dead letters.T.nr.kpl- - .TamrLigan, Leonard

.IsM'Cnnn. Tamps

JohnMalcolm,M'Cartv. Dehfiis 2.Malone,M'Clure, MargettM'CIure, Samuelftrhi-sh-il-l. AtratlivMorshall, Dr. Lewislr: : o I niiiiiic, caiuuei i .

JVNichols, AVilliS

0Orrill, John F.- - '

p"Pripp Tncr.!.

Parker, AVm. R.Payne, Vierpyle,

'.

Pamo Ub,. u

Ricker, J. & AhmedRucker, AVilliamRailey, Peter J.Ruddle? StephenRunolds, John

SRIppIo rl wm i

Searcy, Edmund

jonn aiKup AVorshamDANIEL BAltpEE, P. M.

October 11 3t

a j.isiOf Letters rfimniinnrritr 'th 7ni.nfRr in 'Ver

is

as

Anderson,

!'.

Burbridge, Elijah Patrick & AVier, '.

Bryant, Larkin Trice, ElizabethBrown, James S. QBerry, Matha Quarks, James

C ItCable, Frederick Robertson, GeorgeCaVe. John T!nv Inmo.

Cumming,

Caplin, George

Collins. Thnmns.

AVorshjpful

Randall

Francis

MonroeRobert

Jollifson

Craig, Elizabeth Steele, Catharine ..Culbertson, John 1 Suddoth, ThomasCajmes.gcn. Marquik2,Suddoth, Thornton,Calmcs. Snenrpr ctpl PomnKoll r

Colston, RaleighT.Caldwell, James C.Clerk Woodford Cir- -

cuit Court, 10,D

Dearinger, BarbaryDickerman, AVilliam,Dawson, Judith 2,De AVitt, JohnDunlap, Alexander,Davis", Preston AV.

EElliott, Benjamin

Florance, AVilliamG

Guthrey, BenjaminGray, IsaacGaines, Gabriel

IItlawkfns, Moses 2,Hill, John 2,Hearndon, EdwardHenry, ZachryHarris, IsaacHaldeman, John,Howard, James 2,Hollaway, GeorgeHoward, RobertHudson, RobertHaynes, NathanHarris, David,Hedger, AVilliamHurst, Jane

JJohnson, JohnIndicutt, AVilliamJohnson Fantley

AKirtley, St. ClearKersner, Jonathan;King, Melton

Jj,Latnpkiri.'FJiorntott

GeorgfeStevenson, John

Lindenbergr, Geo2Wood, Edward B.iiizaDetn js, x

Lampkin, AVesley T.iYoung, MerritJOSEPH AV.BRYSON, ,d. r.jit.

October 11. 3 .iV II,.

20 Dollars Rervard.frdm the subscribers about theRANAWAY a negro man by the name

of GEORGE, about 5 feet 10 inches high, yel-lo-

complexion, with large whiskers, a scar onins uiroat, which as occasioned by Ins at-tempting to cut it ; nrobablv he' has let thehair grow over the scar to prevent its being

is

is taken in state,

facture the importantis

uj

a

a

Lexisgtos

ROBERT

Meal, becustomary prices.

fronting- -

unimproved,

Shelton,

JamesSmith, BenjaminSmith,Southwprth, IsaacSjevensou,gjrirey, ElijahStewart,

Sheriff AVoodfordCy.

Tucker, AaronThomas, Tapple

ArchibaldJohn

Tarrant, MaryTrousdale,

A'ance,A'ance, BenjaminVance, Sally

Lucin

Vright, AVilham

AVarrinc, JohnLittleton

right, BarzilliaAVilson,AVright, John

JohnAValden, AaronAVatkins, Phebe

EzraAVilson, James

SamuelAVpodson, JohnAVorley, JoshuaAVoodroof, OWen

RichardWilliams, JamesAValden

and taken the

artice Paper,

PRENTISS.

Mill.Mm.

CQ,t. constant

Mill,Company

JU1IJN

SALE,nii,i.'nn fM....

plasterer traae, prettyhandy any put clothingrecollected. The above reward, will eiven

thestate Forty Dollars, and reasonable expens-es paid brought Lexington Ky.

M'CONNELL.Sept20JL1817.-- tf FRANCIS M'CONNELL

Important notice to the Ladies.rSAaE LEXINGTON

Smarr,

Samuel

Robert

thing

COMPANY desirous obtainingquantity sine bleached Linen and Cotton Rags,which necessary enable them manu

which niuuii imported, mightavoided, the patriotism ccconomy

ivi:ui.ui;4iy, wuum 1I1UUCC

adopt the customs the Ladies the easternstates, viz. keep which usu-ally hungup place, convenient for thepurpose, and which the ragsthat almost daily elery large family.

the end the year yOui thustended, will produce you 2,'iberal for pin-- 1

money, greauy aia-tn- e important manufactories your state.

Cents money will paid for sinebleached Linen Cotton Rags and price

coarser quality, for towmade from flax hemp.

Apply the Lexington Manufactory,

Le'ntrton. Nov. 22.

LttxingtonFTT1HE first

Sanderson,

AVilliams,

Rag-Ra-

compleat operation. The business willherealter conducted under the firm

HUSTON

Rebecca

continue

ply Flour the best quality, Shorts, Brancom may

Thepurchase It heat and Corn, which theket price will given. They 'wantquanuiy waves, iioop Whis-key Flour Barrels, and other Cooper stuff,

which they will a liberal price. Thevhave sale, Extensive Machinery carding and spinning Cotton, excellent qual

: terms apply ai--MORTON, THOMAS BODLEA'.

ROBERT HUSTON CO.Lexington, Jvly

..unuug

FOROnrtcrammndntiiurtprms

T.OTnn Alain ctrppt.v.,iyg uouse

LOT42j feet, with

ituiposite Mrs.

Terill,

Nancy

JAMES

annually

nouses tnereon.adjoining M'Calla's, fronting

MainCross street,

LOT adjoining therunning

alley.PASTURE LOTS,

Oliver Keen'sopposite residenceBarry.BTJCK HOUSE LOT, fronting

DALLAM.

CARDING

uy

John

T

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C.Vanlandingham

da

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is out of

MANUFACTURING

of sine of

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is now in

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had at the at the

me mill to H

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aeen ue ny anuat he is at not

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so anabe is or oflug iiuica LUem 10

of inTo is

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in for oror

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5 acres,with and rails,

Pond Lot, andthe late of AV. T.

1 Small andon Mill street 32 feet- -

AV S.Jul 19, tf

T .ROriE'SiC'mRrontheFrankforlL road, one mile from Lexington. AVOOL

cai-de- at 6d per pound. Also, FULLING &FINISHING CLOTHS, LINSEYS, &c. in thebest manner, at all times, havme water theyear round. (j- - FOR

IN egroes clothing, and

Ul

January l.

ot&

Isaac

AA'illiam

AVallace,

Tl rD

also

S

tnereon, opposite

Short strppt mniinm,a brick thereon.

irontmg 4U teet on Alain

Parker's, with two log

above, fronting J feet

&

SALE, a quantity of

some II oolens.

' f

128 tf .

T. G. PRENTISS., tf

very strong coarse sattineU, very suitable tor

HIUAIAS IlUVLiE.Aug. 15, 1816. 34-- tf

GOODS.

THE Subscribers have just recejv'ed, and areopening, a large and

IHClll

MERCHANDIZE.which they offer fbr sale either byor Retail, at a small advance for Cash.

TILFORD, TROTTER k Co.'P. S. avtirlp.! thpvbtivp (lAn- -

PETING for Rooms. Passages, &c. '

Also, a of GOLDznd SILVERPATENT l.KVRTt iv vrnirpv ,. c,r n

Philadelp'nia prices.VSU,,

of wellvith

J.Oft. 4, 181f

Aniittington,

Steam

posts

1317.

the

stable

43

FULLING,

JO

exteisivoAssort- -

consignment

'(.7LKRK WAW'f'MlAPERSON goo"daracter, acquaint-

ed accounts, 'nfeynnd employmentenqmnng

Lexington,

Thompson,

Elizabeth

AVilson,

AVinchester,

Steam

depositedappeaitfn

proportion

containingendued

NEW

AVholesale

Amonsrother

BHABFORB WILSON,BOOKBINDERS,

HAVE removed their Shop to the newhouse on Upper-stree- t, opposite

to Colonel Morrison's, and adjoining the Auc-tion Room ; where they intend carrying on tlieabove business extensively, and in all its varie-ty. Banks, Merchants, Clerks and others, canbe supplied with Books, ruled to any pattern,and bound either with plain or with patent ironbacks, Russia bands or butts, executed in su-

perior style and on the shortest notice.Lexington, July 12 tf.

IRON WOKKS.RED-RIVE- R IRON AVORKS, are nowTHEfull blast ; great alterations having been

made for. the better in the FURNACE, andshe is now making metal of a superior quality.The FORGE is entirely new, "and in high ope-

ration, making BAR IRON equal, isnot greatlysuperior to Dorsey or any other imported iron.Any orders lest With Mr. Macbean, at my IronStore in Lexington, will be executed withneatness and dispatch, having employed thebest Workmen the country can aflord. TheIRON STORE at Lexington, will be cohstant-- jly supplied with IRON and CASTINGS, forithe convenience ot merchants, mechanics andfarmers. Patterns lest there will meet a speedyconveyance to the works.

THOMAS DEVF. OAVINCS.

i, Lexington, December 21, 1816. ; 53 tf

Partnership Dissolved.THE partnership of Ashton, Beach & JWille,

day dissolved by mutual consent.All those having demands on the firm, are re-quested to apply to Ashton & Beach for thesame. All indebted to the firm are to makepayment to Ashton & Beach, who are author-ised to receive the same.

R. ASHTON,JOSEPH BEACH,HUGH NEILLE.

Lexington, March 2d, 1816. 10- -

The Coach Making Business,In all its various branches, is still carried on;

at the old stand by Ashton & Beach, where car-riages, gigs, &c. &c. Will be made or repairedon the shortest notice, and neatest manner,and on the most reasonable terms.

THE WESTERN -.

Piano1 Forte Manufacture. V.

Jordani Roto, next door to the Reporter PrintingOffice.

T. L. F.r'-JYDQJV-,

"ftf ANUFACTURER of PIANO FORTES,XviL (many years in London, and five yearsin Philadelphia,) respectfully informs Ladiesand Gentlemen of the AVestern Country, that;he has removed to Lexington", where he manu-factures Piano Fortes; which, for goodness,beauty and price combined, cannot be equalledfrom any source ; on the truth of'wliich asser-tion, and on that only,' T. L. E. presumes toask that patronage from a discerning pnblic, forwhich he is solicitous, and hopes when it issound that his Pianoes (on the result of longexperience) are preferable to others of Ame-rican make, and no dearer axvi. equal to thebest imported made of better materials standthe climate better and 20 per cent, cheaper thathe wilmeet that encouragement that skill, li-

berality and industry may reasonably hope fortrom a liberal public ;

gratefully received byva'nt,

December 27, 1816.

w .adgMcmnni.li .i . a

lately

which timestheir most obedient

from Philadelphia

citizens Lexing- -

STILLS FOR SALE. The subscriber hasstills different sizes and the

best aualitv. whirh lr,-

He has received

will allser

52 tf

the of

of oflip will cpll r. ,...ci--

4uuiiuiy copper, men enables to fur-nish STILLS & BOILETtS, of any size, atthe shortest notice. He also continues to carryon the TIAWIJVG BUSINESS, as usual.

Two or three Journeymen Tinners wouldbe employed, to whom the highest wages willbe given. M. FISHEL.

Lexington, Oct. 1, 1816. 7-- tf

Fredcrici tS-- Haller, Tailors,( t-- leate to inform

ton and its virinitv.

be

a

thnt

oi w him

B

their Shop from Short street to Mill street,into the house formerly occupied by JosephA'ance, next dour to AVm. Z Sadler's, wherethey arenow ready to do work for any person

y .I'v.ii ,...'..-- - i,,.ii aimhbpekby paying particular attention to busi- -nnco tn vrtcmt n ..I.a.,.. .f ..1.1!.. . ajh.-,- , iu niijL .i ajiaic ui jjuuiiu pmrynilge.They return their most sincere thanks to theirformer customers for their liberal encourage-ment, and hope they will continue to encou-rage them ; there are also three or sour boyswanted as annrentirps tn slip zhnvr. lixcTnaccBoys will have an opportunity of getting gooduaigoin., ujr applying immediately.

OAP & CANDLEs sprinpr lm lntplu

at

L.ex. .sept, o, JB17 tt

ment by additional and will now beenabled to supply the public by wholesale andrptnil. with nrimn SO IP r.F l.:J 1. , ...... .....w uuvj v. .ti miiu, eijuaiin quality to any manufactured in the UnitedStates, and with the best DIPPED andMOULD CANDLES, Commissaries, Con- -

nrA Afprplnne ,l,r n,.,.. .....Ithose articles either for the foreign or homeiiiuncis, or tuosewno want tnem tor domesticUse. will find it In tlipir inpwc in 1!

him, or to give him their orders, which will"- - l"M"'l'u iiiLcuueu 10 ana iaitntully ex-ecuted. JOHN BRinnp.s

Goner of Water and Main Cross streets, next. door to Mr. Steam Mill ana

iCQfton Factory, Lexington.ns. h-- ij i.T-.-

t." : .uj x iij inKiic!i (im;es given tor 1ALLOW,HOGS LARD. KITrirENcnpici. .ciir'and POT ASHES, at the above factory- -

1U,814.

3NIEL connectedCOMMISSION BU-

SINESS,BRADFORD MEGOWJN.

AVill punctually ?rtiid'flrllPlpC PnfnictpTTfJi

Morrison's.Lexington, 10.

FACTORY. The sub- -.T,litn.orl l,o nn.nl.i:-- U

to the disposal of anylloi .nwi nrl 4...... 1

.

4f '

& CO.tf

" uctober

& ROBERTbavins- tliemsp lvpe in

the AUCTION ANDonly, under the firm of

&

Commission business generally. Their Storeis kept at the corner of Short & UppeV streets,in the red frame house, next door abnvp Pr,lJames

April

AVill Jie' &vifimNEllP!J!E'ATIERS, andCOARS&IIORSE irlll?i r nitre. aT oat the Auction and Commission Store of '

A.Lexington, Sept, 13

thAt,'ivp.emM,al

buildings,

Bradford's

LEGRAND

BRADFORD

I TkT.YMPIAN SPRIVGS Tl !s aWcdf M utt'inig l'hiLi is i ow elegamlv f iujSj d

for the se.ibon, and ready for the reception ofgenteel visitors.

Every exertion will be made for the accom.niodation of tile, guests, by Mr. George Cole-

man and family.June Wf 1817. tt j

ENTERTjja&MEN tT

" Don't give'np the Ship."THE subscriber respectfully informs his

and the public-i- n general, that hoStill keeps a house of entertainment, at his o'dstand on Shoffetreet, bettyeen 'Limestone stand the court-hous- where he hopes b li sattention, to merit a continuation of the 'sup-port that has been so liberally given 10 thehouse, particularly. by travellers and others.

, . JABEZ AIGI.S.Lexinglon,Febl4, 1817. tf

Cash --for Barley.THE subscribers being about to commence

BUEAVERA' in this place, offer thehighest price for RARLEA' of a good quah'yThey will enter into engagements for ne- -t

year's crop. Enquire at the store of ELISHAAVARFIELD, Esq'. GEORGE WOOD & Co.

I.erint;tor, Aug. 15, 9vv

FOU SLK,A FIVE ACHE LOT,

N which there i a new Brick House,James Haggin, Esq andt'e

housfe formerly occupied by Mr. John L Ai in

r the terms willble one halfin hand, tl.e ba-

lance in one and two years. It is thoughtto give a desription of the conveni-

ence and utility of this property, as personswishing to "purchase would wish to view I',which they may do upon application to Dr.Thomas P. Ross, or the subscriber.

AVILLIAM ROSS.September 13 tf

TO MY FRIENDS AND- THE PUBLIC IN"MEJSEKAL.

JOHN MARSH has agsin commenced t' eBUSINESS. He has in !,is

employment workmen oCthe best kind. (', ,.ton Yarn for sale of the best qualitv, an.lcheap as any in the western country. I . jwish to inform the public that I have 'ready f. rsale, one Smining Throstle of l'J8 spii.'l!. s,with all the necessan preparation machinen ;and will haVe finished by the first of Jamur",1817, two more machines of the same amount.Those persons wisliing to purchase machinerv,can also be accommodated ith a first rateworkman to superintend their business.

42 October 14, 1816.

H. SHINDELBOWER & CO.BARHERS. llAIIt miKSscP! Mn tiumt-tut-

"OESPECTFULLY iiiform their friends andji.ru me purine in general, that they punctuallyattend to the foregoing business, at their shopon Short-stre- nearly opposite the house of O.Keene, Esq ind near Wickliffe's and Lan-phea- r's

taverns. They also make all kinds otLadies HEAD-DRESSE- S and GentlenKnsAVIGS. and NECKLACES. and TIRAfpr r-r-

elastic and permanent ; and lat and curl 1 iaii'ior L,auies neads. l hey also make head-dres- s

which are fashionable in Spain, Holland, Franceand Italy, together with all kind of businessconnected with or attached to the foregoing.They also have on hand a quantity of Mouth- -Jf'ater 2iTid Tenth. Pmudrr finrl Waip fny. .Qserving the hair, andj. ranI jr vmamm in pots aim SOCKS.

August 2,3 12

icy NOTICE.HAVING engaged in a new concern, it

necessary for me to close all myformer business: thprpfni-- iv,,r,. ,i. i '

claims onjtjie will please to callimmediatch f,,ra settlement of them, and those indebted to meare requested make payment without delay.

n.iAiu atiAW.Lexington, Aug. 2, 1817. tfDIULVEJ).

mitp. rnPAtiTMunontD i ..p. . .'.."."iiuuim uereioiore exisrX.ing between Alexander Cranston, An- -urcw Aiuimiucr, j. r. schatzell and JohnAVoodward. tradiiip- - nnlpi. V, flm r t t,Schatzell and Co. is dissolved by consent ofpal ui.

NOTICRIS THEREFORE IIERF.RV nrvrw t,..i.

business of said concern will be closed by thesubscriber, who requests those that stand in-debted thereto, to coins o .itheir accomjits respectively. And to whomiiiuac wiu aisu pieaseii.i. .uimuiuuciiKU.

Lexington Sept. 27

Lectures bn

THE undersigned prcpogts to deliverthe ensuing .winter, in t:,e

Transylvania University, Lexjngton Ken-tucky ,two courses ofLectures: one on Na-tural Philosophy, Mathernatical and Ex- -iviuuvuuu "" unt uiuviorai fiujt So-phy. Should he be blest with l.pnltb rh

Rvte - JI'uier, Soaps

to apply to whom theJ. ...

tf.

Phitosnnhu.

viajarity of the s.tu- -

commence thejsr

iNUKl,UN, Drusgtsflai? 3m

course will embrace a collection of facts,and illustrations and applications cf allto the arts of life, and to the happinessof man ; equal, both in number and im-portance, to any thirTg "contained in anycourse of the kind in the United StatLS.tJotn courses will commence on the 2dMonday of November, nnrl will Kp -- -7 - Mill WW VWU- -tinued till the last week of March .

Eight Lectures at least, and sour generalexaminations, will beiven each'wtek.

uujtJi. rl. HlSHOP.Lexington, Ky. Oct. 8,1817.P. S. Of 77 Students. thP n.lr,u

amount of the session ending this d. y,twenty luxe not, during, the whole s. ssion, missed a single Recttatinn . TV nimvnnot missed more than two and exceptin the case, of sickness, nnt mm-r- . t,..nfive or six have missed more than sixiieciiauons, i ne unaersigned challengethe World to nrodiien hpttpr cri.niifor the time, than theuciua ui me j ransyivama Ui,utisLyhave been, last fnnr cc,;.,,Next Session willmonuay oi lMovember.

HOBT. II. BISHOP,E. SHAUPE.

Oct. U, 1817 4t

MEDICINES.7011 ALE, as very general assortment care- -

SHOP FURMTURjEPAINTS, GOLD &SILVER LK.I P. ;L r.nj i,.i,....i" J - .. nuir VLJ1.11LU) nil' ILJtUV

retail by the subscriber, Mainstieet, aftWuuuia ueiow uapt. 1'ostlethwait's Inn.

juujnLexington, July 26,

and

for the

and

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