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&W&&faBY AUTHORITY.

AN ACT16 authorise the president of the U. States to

Appoint a Receiver of the public moneysUtid Kegiiterof the Land Oflice for the dis-

trict of Lawrence county, in the Arkansasterritory.Be it enacted by the Senate and House

of Representatives of the United StatesofAmerica, in Congress as's'mbled, Thatthe president tof the United States be,and he is herebyy'authorized to appoint areceiver of the public 'moneys and re-

gister of the land office, for the districtof Lawrense county, in the Arkansasterritory.

Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, thatany person having a claim to a right oipre-empti- within the said district, shallmake known his claim and location, ac-

cording to the provisions of the laws nowin sore, to the register, at least sixWeeks before the time to be designatedby the president of the United States forIssuing patents lo rnrr Trtrv;.Hr 'i "-"

army, entitled to bounty land in said dis-

trict.H. CLAY,

Speaker of the House of Representatives.JOHN GAILLARD,

President of the Senate, pro tempore.March 17, 1819. Approved:

JAMES MONROE.fflv- -

List of Lettersin the Post-Offic- e at

REMAINING firatof April, which is nottaken out within three months, will be sentto the General Post-offic- e as lettersAnderson Mary Anderson Ezckiel 2Anderson Juliett Ayres CharlesAlexander Jeremiah Awberrv RichardAlexandr J. It. & A.J. Abernatliy B. L.Acuff WilliamAtkinson N. P.Ames SilasAtchison William

Sell WilliamBell AlexanderBrown SamuelBass Samuel 3Blokeley William B.Blythe Margarettc ABronaugh GfcorgoBarr Robert S.Blair William YV.

Barr RobertBarr MaryBukly WilliamBird AbruhamBullard ThomasBryan B.BitrroWs A. W.Barbour JamesBurnes AnieriahBrooks BenjaminBibley RichardBurbridge ThbmasBell PrancesBaker ElizabethBarbour GabrielBarby L.Boyd John 2Belt MarialiBboh George Q.Barbee JesseBollock EdmundBicknell D. D.Bouldin LeonardBruce JohnBedler DaidBishop T.Bush TheodoshaBerry Richard

Campbell VictorieConnell Wm C.Chandler SamuelCarson ElizaCoburn Joshu'a 'Comstock BrownCurcier AndrewCalvert ElizabethCrawford D.Crockett Robert 3Close MaryCan pbell AlexanderConaway JessieCalvert LeviClark JamesCaldwell DavisClarkson WilliamCrothers Samuel 3Cord JamesChew Samuel 3Clark EnocVtCampbell ElizabethCrampfovd JamesCrane Siniion IIChambers Ihotoas

Adams Mary

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Andrews JohnAnderson MollyAustin James B. 2

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Barkly HenryBarbour PhilipByrns WilliamBurns Elizabeth 3Baker Allen

. Bradford CharlesBoone EdwardBarker SallyBucy JamesBurkly WilliamBowman AbrahamBarbee ThomasI'ronaugh WilliamBrown Mr.Bancroft Thomas P.Brown Williau 2Ilrosniham MauriceBark Jame3Braxton CarterBowles Isaac 3Butler w.illiomBrown J. & MBlackleach GeorgeBrown EdwardBaimbridgc AbsalomBrown JamesBoothe WilliamBrown John M.Bordman JamesBartlctt NancyBaily John

2 Buckner HenryBreckenridge Wm, 6Board of HealthBoulware John

jBerry George 2

cColeman James 2Cook Samuel A.Campbell JohnCalvert Samuel 3Cla'k PatrickChancy LeonardCurray WilliamCampbell ArchibaldCarson FrancisCrawford Eliz.- k SallyCrawford AlexanderCurry JohnCorvaiscier Jaques.Caldwell DavisCoatcs William C.Calvin PeleyCompbcll RobertCotton WilliamCavinder Fielding .

Chise y Co.Clark Susan B.CofTman David

. Clark JohnCooke Catharine B.Conoway Peter.

Cot Thomas'.lay Ticitus MCook TimothyCrockett JosephCromwell Benj.Collier Isaac.Cooper Joseph

Dillon FannyDunlap JamesDobbin James L. .

Dobson Georere L. 2.Dowden C.Oelph WilliamDillon JohnDuval ThomasDowney SallyDavis ElizabethDunn DuncanDulaney BenjaminDrake JamesDickinson E. B.Dishman SamuelDorsey JohnseyDownsor BenjaminDawson Samuel H.Dorney Thomas

Ewing Robert . 4Euluss JacobEstis ClementElliott BenEdge Benjamin

Fisk JohnFarra AmusFlournoy M.Ford P II.Forbus SamuelFowler Robert 2Fishet M. 3Finley Joseph 4Fisher MaddotFox RobertFreeland JosephFisk AlvarezFoundcsay Robert

Gilmtin Robert II.Gibson WilliamGray MarthaGuier William 8Grimes RobertGuest JonathanCray JohnGrant RobertGregg JamesGrant JamesGrant IsraelGeorge John G.Groom ElijahGatewood ThomasGriner StephenGordison MorganGrimes CharlesGird EdwardGoover Philip G.

"Mlfini;Hanna James DHenry JohnHalstead SarahHancock WilliamHise JosephHanson William.Huston Win.Hull JohnHull PeterHarris NathanielHarbin JohnHudson ReubinHostetter JacobHeailington AbelHutchison LewisHanna James D.Henry JosephHoglin DinahHart JohnHill JamesHawkins WarnerHall Andrew W.Hunt Plavcl 2Hanna W i'liamHoover MalchiHunt JamesHooper Wm.Henderson

ElijahHunter Richard

Johnson MasonJohnson HenryIves KubcBt II,Jinkins JaneJeter LittletonIrvine JaneIrvine LawrenceJinkins DavidJohnson HenryJpncs Wm.

Krickel FrancisKeene SandfordKeller JohnKelley PollyKyle SamuelKennedy Matthewlung John

Lewis Courtneyi.eedom bamuel V.Lyman John W.Lambert AlexasLong BurgessLindsley Edward J.Long Isaacl.amphear Mr.Longan ThomasLay Wm.Lemmon A. II.Lemon Rebecca B.Lewis Romeo 33

Looney BobbinLafon ThomasLong William 3!

Lindsay JamesLindsay William 3

Littlejohn JohnLincoln CharlesLej bourn John '.

Long Tabitha A.

Metralf OrlandoMulhkin SamuelMaxwell JosephMilton ElijahMurdock WilliamMonroe IredellMoore Elizabeth.Millaudon PhillipMoore Samuel T.Manuel ThompsonMoore OliveManuel John '.

.Morton RichardMoore Martin

Cock J. C.Cooke Mr.Corresponding Secre-

tary Bible Society.Casliier.Insurance

CompanyCalwcll James D.

DJJoak RobertDowney AlexanderDowning Mr.Daley Lawrence J.Doolittle Thos. 2Douglass EfmoreDrake SamuelDowden ClemDoak Martha L.Downing & GrantDukemineer JohnDenman Davis.Donne'ly PatrickDavis Samuel S.Dewelly GeorgeDarnes GeorgoDavis JohnDobbin LeonardDent Levi

EEverden Mr.Elmore MarthaEvans WilliamEads John

Ford WilliamFidlcr WilliamFowler WilliamFiirguson WilliamFurgiison Thomas J.Fry JohnFisbackSatnuclFerguson A. L.Ford William or Na-

thaniel 2Frimilee JohnTerguson John

GGarrett HenryGraham ChristopherGregory Peter 2Gray Moses

JTIatewood ApphiaG.Garth NancyGatewood athaniclGraves Ann B.Gardner FrancesGraves Joseph 2Groome JohnGreers Benjamin F. 2Green WilliamGojiiam J hnGray RichardGuibert Mrs.Grundy FtlixGiltnerCatherino

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2 Lansdale I'iaacLafon Richard

2 Lamison John H.

MMonroe NancyMorehead Samuel B.Moore Elizabeth

2 Montgomery Wm. 2Jorrison Richard

2 Mix William A.Mijlaudon Mr.Moore II. II.Moore FrancisMaridiu RichardMarshall J. T.Mc.tcalf.ElizabethMorton RichardMore Jarni

Miller AnthonyMagill JamesMaguire EdwardMeredith WilliamMaxA'ell SamuelMetcalf Samuel L.Marshall Betsey

JamesMengiesWill. A.

DavidMorrison Mary

M'Donald G.M'Minimy WillisM'Crackcn JohnM'CayJohn

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Pleasants Nancy C.Paxton Esther

Robinson GeorgeRawlins FrancesRichardson Catharine JeremiahReynolds Jeremiah Russell. Nancyitooinson AnnRankin Jjpseph K.'obnetJohnRogers JudithRichardson John 4Riglar JohnRutherford JosephRockhill L.Richardson Q

Elizabeth

I'orah JacobRidge & Morris

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JosephRohinfcnniieakhillLukcws

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JosephSanders AValkerKnon-do- S. B.

neraySanders Bennett P.

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hocke JohnSutherland 4Summers U."nowdon W,Simmons SolomonSmithSmith ThomasSreves HenryspanglcrJohnSpelman Sylvestercjalaignac L. J. 2 '

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John F.Tiltonl'av lor JamesTrue LarkinTaylorTaylor Josephus

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2Trimble John - 2

James 3Taylor Sylvia

GeorgeAlary O.-

Wit John F.Utley RoyalVardeman JeremiahVictor

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Wren WilliamWoodruffWoodruff AaronWc llman Cornelius

ElizabethWarren Thomas B.Welch James 2Warner ElijahVells James

White MaryWa'lerJomj

Moscley JohnMoore George B.Maddox Nancy

2 Moore SamuelMoore John

..Marshall Robert'jvlarccl JohnMoorejolmMatar CharlesMelcalf KlisliaMetqalf SamuelMayor theftlc.

3 M'Bride ElizaM'Chesney SamuelM'Couii JrisephM'P.riitoP. II.

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Robinson Joseph(evburnAdam C.

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Spotswood D.Elijah F.

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Riley JohnRogers ElijahRobinson Sally C.Robertson XlosesBoyle JamesRoft' Charles

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tilfield ElizabethStepelis Thomas 2Simson SamuelShannon JohnStephen JohnSerrin Win.Slioward LevinSfurgu'ss Robert A.Starkev Josiah.Smith "A. --

Sidcnor CoonrodSpiers Wm.Stewart BenjamiftSninney Presley II.Smith HarriottSmith ClementSmnr.ill Joseph K.StewartStetson 2Shannon JohnScott JeremiahSchooler WhartonSpilman SamuelStephenson PollySpiers Zepheniau..Sidenor George P.Stewart Jol n II.Shaw CatharineSurv eyor of Fa) ctteSwcaringin HenrySpark Eleanor

Taylor Thomas Mn

Tingle JasperTiml BenjaminThomas JosephTiernan CharlesTempleman IleniyThompson Wm.Tadiock AndrewTanner JohnTane ThomasTodd MariaTod JacobTurner Lewis E.

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Wilson SamuelWebb Edward G;

Wood W. II.Wilkinson V. B.AVorth DavidWilgus JamesWooley ThoiftasWood STincyWalker FrancisWebb ClnrlesWaterman H. D.

Wood StephenWhaley LydiaWiUon J. M.Wies JamesWeeks WilliamWood JamesWharton WilliamWatson Joseph

Whitaker Price

Whitherpw Willism . White JohnWilson John James

B. G. Thomas Rev,Abner . Wilson Thomas

William 2 Wright P. Maj.White Absalome AVarren L.Wilsou, Burdett & Baulding.

Young Waller Young Hiram 2Young George Yeiser Englehart 2Zink Mr. 2

JOHN FOWLER, P. M.

A? List ol' Letters,nEMAlNlNQinjthe Post, oflice at" Ky which is not taken out before the 1stof July, 'will sent to the General Post-offic- e

as deadJoel Merrit-Arnol-

Andw. Anderson Washington AlsopJames Akin John AtkinsJames Aines Dr. S. Ames

BBuck 2 Charles Buck 2.Buck & Cotton Wm.Charles . John BuchannonJohn L. Buck Joshua Bond

"Bowler Wm. A. BridgesDr. It. B. Bohannon Samuel RerrySamuel 'Bell Wm.Nancy Hurbridge BallAlex'r. Buchannon LewisBrassfield

Catharine S.

Margaret CqmptonLarkin Carr'John CaveSamuel II. ClaggcttJames C.Samuel CarterElizabeth CraigWm. Is. CosbyJames Craig

William DavisPeter DeshaRichard DawSonJohn DennisWm. Dales, Sr.

JohnRev. JohnDaniel EvanAndrew Elliott

tJamesFrostHezeking FosterBenjamiil FordCol.'John Francisco

James GaughfLewis GarnettWm. George 2Francis D. GoodloeDelia HawkinsGuy Hamilton'Marcus HerdJohn HufibvdPollyllarris' c

Christian HagerCap. G. HollovvayJohn 2

Samuel JesseZacli'y JonesDavid L.Jackson 2

Archil. KinkcadJoseph 2

Simeon L. Loomis 2J. C. Long 2ILSW. Ii. LongWm.'' B. Long 5Ann'L,oganSally Lovelace

Sesten MguuaJoseph, Magoffin ,

Wm. Mnyb U Co. 3Samuel MossMargaret "MichtimMary S. M'CormickGeorge .MitchellB. S. MoodyJohn Mellrfil

NCharles NorwoodNewkirk & WorthCapt. II. LOffutt S

Vicrpylc PaineCharles PotterRoderick PerryJohn Pemborton

Wm. RccdMary RallkinV. Ross

'Joseph Smith 3John SingletonThomas SheltonAndrew Smith.Teckouiah SingletonRichard Shipp, Sen.Maj. T. SthrestjeyThomas Shepherd.

Sarah C. TateJohn B. TrabucThomas 'I uremanH. Toler. est).James TorbcttKitty Tuning

Francis UtterbackJohn Utterback

Dr. Jamejs WilsonSamuel WingfieldEdward B. Wood

Wasson Samuel

Webber George II;Whiteitor RobertWilgus WilliamWlliamson GarrettAV'iliraniSon LetticeA'at'sis Matthew

WilsonWilson WilionWifonWiseman

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Versailles

beletters.

Ashley

BufordBarnes

Ramsay

BufordRobert

CCraig

Caldwell

EilwardsEdward:

Hazard

Kinkead

2 Sarah ChristopherJerry CollinsJohn Christman 2 ,Martin CoonsSeth CookSarah S. ColemanW)n. ColemanJames Coleman Jr.Benjamin Craig

DNancy DickeyPeter It. DunnJohn DarrFrancis DunriingtonJacob Darncal'ERobert EvansSamuel Endccutt

.John Elliottlessee Ellis

FLucinda FinneflJames FordElua W. ijsk

Li--Richard Giiinn 2Joseph 'tiiiinnJohn GravesIISarah HawkinsJohn HamiltonNathl. HartTabitha S. HathawayRobert HudsonJesse HamiltonDavid Harris'John Hai'vieI

Gcorgc.TohnsonWm. Johnson 2John W. Johnson

K'Jos. KinkeadEt Son

Jno. Kinkead 2LJohn Long 2Garrard Long & broth-

ers x

Elveston LewisJohn Iff l.eeT nomas Lafon 2

MSamuel McghcJoseph MeicclithJesse MossDavid MerryAlex'r. M'CIurcPrestlev II. M'llridcJames M'ClureJos. I. M'DowellElizabeth Moss

Sc OJMilford Offutt 2Hillery Ofl'iitt 2James O'liarra, .

PJohn G. PageJames PhilipsMary Parker

RJacob RynarJohn Reynolds

Cinthia StanfordAllen SmithSh'lT of Woodford' cly,Joseph SignantElizabeth SlaughterCatharine S. Sti-c- lSjlv'r.S.So'uthworth

John Tiller2 Cap. C. It. Thompson2 Ann Thomas

Samuel B. TeetonAbr. ToddGeorge TurpVi

U & VJaiiieS Vance

.felinor Jas. Wardlo'wThomasl WhittingtonAIiS. Winn

Cap. Saml. S. Wallace Charles WithersBenjamin Walker Francis AVatkins JJoseph Walden Wm. WoodAhm. Wilson Phebe Watkins.Wm. Y'ouhg

JOS. YV. BRYSON.a.p.m.Versailles, Ky. April 1, 1820. 14

rgAKEN UP by Jeremiah Frar.ier, one BAY.2. MARE, 4 years old some white on her off

soot, about 14 hands 1 inch high, no brandsperceivable appraised to 35.

.JOuN DOWNING--.

October 23d, 1819. 10-3- f

CatYiollck. Instvuctcr.A SMA,HJ wOKK, called the CATHOLIC

J.-- 1,IJ1JCUJ1J!.1C. CSD.lH8ttin the Altar. its Ori.amenls. the rpfcmnnl.h r i..Mass, and the Priest's Vestments, has beeniiuuusneu, ann is Selling by Mr. T. HIUKEY,uciuw .iir. L,ogans on Jiain-stree- t.

lJ March 39.

IL'iggUis & TMtcUtatt,iiAVJi lOl SALE,

i HUGSHEAD and 12 Barrels EROWJ.SUV J II,

1 Tierce RICE,1 Bag Liverpool SLOJKV SALT2 Barrels No. 2, MACKAREL.

13" Lexington, March 30, 1820.

"Benjamin 4!yres,(Sign of the Cross Keys, Main-strict- ,)

33' AS just received from .New Orleans, andJUL nas tor sale a quantity ot tirst rate LI.QUORS, purchased by himself, and carefullyselected, consisting oi

Holland Gut, Cogniac Brandy,West India Rum, Madeira Wine,

Sugar, Coffee & Tea.Also A sew dozen PORT WINE

and PALE ALE.HE COTTISCtS TO KEEP XT THE ABOVE 8T11TD, A

House or Entertainment,For the accommodation of Travellers andBoarders, where every nttention will be paidto those who may savor him with ther custom.

1 Hose who wish to partake of the finest

OYSTERS,Cooked in the best and most approved style,wouiu uo wen to can as above.

Lexington, March 1, 1820.

Tanning & Skin Dressing.

THE subscriber has for Pale at his Tan-Yar- dMain-stee- t, Lexington, opposite the

Baptist Grave Yard, an assortment of LEATH- -l n ot all descriptions for Saddlers and Shoemakers.

A130 A GESEBAL ASSOIITMEKT Or-- I'nnmrvl-nnil lreeir-SlivT- l IJCCr

Skins, Parchment, lJuckskin,White Leather kc. kc.

He has always on hand a large quantity ofii uui- - lor nauers, iioyiners, &c.

He also takes Hides to Tan on Shares, andgives caijH tor Hides.

WM. CIRODE.March 50, 1820 13-- 1 v

PLANK.300,000 FRET of PINE, POPLAR.

CHERRY and WALNUT PLANK, Tor sale atr'!eveland's Landing. Thi3 pfank has beensawed one, two and three years. Apply to

jr.llIi.MIAH UUUKRS.March 30, 1820. lots

Cash for 33ustard;'Sceil.The subscriber givss the Higlicst price in

:'5ii, ior ciean isrovrnMUSTARD SEED,

Whidh he Manufactures in the bestmanner for Tabl tnr.

ising

ARMERS will find it their interest to pre-serve the seed, and the public in patron

N. PRENTISS.N. B. Cash for empty Mustard Bottles.

Lex. Feb. 4. 5::6m S2

" -- Xm'C:

A

YOUNGDIOaiTiTjE,

Bvuiirui. inn:BROWN or BLACK,

just rising 4 vears old, sis--

"j, teen and a half hands high.will stand at mv stable in

FAyctte county, two and a half miles SouthWest of Lexjnglon, on Clay's Mill road, nearCurd's Ferry road, and will be let to a sew-

mares atSIX DOLLARS the seasrtn.orFOl'RDOLLARS the leap. As Pedigrees are tiresome, suil ce it to say, lie was got by Mr.David Rrvant'aDioinede, his dam bv Bald Eagle, out of a Grey Alfred mare. PastOragegratis, and every' attention will be paid by theCilhfl-ilin- hits ii'ill ii.vt a nncil'iViiiihla f'rf -. uujv.iiif.lj uuti vt iii iivjv J, miairuiMLyto ri j- -

citiems or cscspes.ROBERT KAY.

March 24, 1820 12-2-

THE NOTED HORSE

SWCCTJCY

O famous for gettingsine LARGE COLTS

will be kept in Lexington this season, and vtibe let to mares at eight dollars the season.commencing the 1st of April and ending theloth ofJuly; he will be under the care olWm. T. Banton, who will pay every attentionto mares entrusted to his care, but will not beliable for any accidents whatever. Sweepf.uis in good health, eight years old, a dark roan,or iron gray, upwards of 16 hands high, gotby I'iomtngo, who was got by Old Rocking-ham, his dam by Sportsman, a roan horseknown by the name of Prater's roan, &c. &c.

WM. DUNLAP.April 24. 14-2-

Just Received,A FEW BARRELS OF VERY SUPERIOR

0il Wluskoy,By tho Barrel or Gallon Also,

Gooil New Whi kr-y- ,

By the Bat rel, fbr sale by;.M. J. NOUVSL. .

Los Mireh 10, 13 10-- H

"1000 rasMs Tiarlfey v'COWELL & M'MAiroJV,- - '

WILL CIVE FIFTY CE' fCASH1per

ELS IIAIH.KV nn ,li;.,... hi .!.:- - ii. .

between the month's ns spntcmlipr nrl lioicember next. . 7

10-- Lexington Brewery, JIarch 10, 1 820;' jf

Lexington Manufactory ofPHIJYTIjVG ijvkOF which this paper is printed, may be had;

from 100 to 2000 pounds," on terms 20"percent cheaper than imported, attheManu-- ..

factory of - .

JOIIJWSTICKJ.'EY y

i.exin;rton, narcn is, ltsu. ii - -

Watch & Clock Repairing. .,

lmwieV Curtis,RESPECTFULLY informs the 'citizens of

its vicinity, that he,ha& '

commenced the above business in all its vari-ous branches in the house one door beloWMr..L. Young's Shoe Factory, where h hopes'by--'strict attention to his business, to merit ashare of public patronage. He will repair'Musical, Duplix, Repeating, Horizontal and all,other kinds of Watches, and will go in thecounlry at any time to repair Clocks, on easf"and accommodating terms. Those who favorMhim with their custom, may be assured of hUa

personal attention.An assortment of SILVER WORK constant,

ly kept on hand. -- .

12 March 24, 1820. , .

35 XI&TT A 15 MX, IUONI hav just receiyed a large quantity qf

Juiatta)aT Iton,Stamped VALENTINES & THOMAS,

CONSISTING OF

Tire, Horse Shoe, Ax,; Hoe,Scollofland Square Rant ;'

Together with a large proportion ofMill and Plough Irons,

BRWN in the most masterly manner, asquality. I will warrant it equal

to any manufactured in the state of PennsyWvania. Persons wishing to be supplied, will,find my store in Limestone-stree- t, three, door9from Iliggins & Pritchartt's. ,

ABRAM. S. VALENTINE.Lexington, March 9th, 1820 10-9- t

Iron and Castings.. -

REMOVAL.Lexington Iron Store is now ke'ptat'THE corner of Main-stre- and Cheapside,)

in the White house lately occupied by Messrs!.. ,w.i.,u L

assortment oi Wrought ron, probably "everbrought to Lexington, consisting ji: ,

Tire of assorted sixes, Jixe lar,Hoe bar, Horseshoe, Scolloped

and square bar ;Also, MILL SPINDLES, CROW

BAR, SLEDGE and WEDGEPATTERNS, PLOUGH

IRONS, of various sizes,Which assortment will constantly be suppliedfrom the Slate and Red River forges, with,from five to ten tons per week, during theseason 'Hie quality of this tron needs vnobetter recommendation than the U9e of itiiwhich has been judged very superior by allthat lwve tried it Castings of a,good quality;and well assorted, constantly on hands ; 'to?gether with' every description of Mill'ironj.'All orders for Castings will be promptly at-

tended to, and delivered when complete atthe Lexington Iron Store.

For 7 D OWEN'S.L. L. SJIREVE.

'Lexington, March 24, 1820 12 3t

73 Dollars Reward.STOP THE ROCUlV! ,.' .'

WexanAcv "W. Jones,,feet sour inches h gh, tolerably ..weltSIXproportioned, dark complection, dark,

eyes and hair, with a scar on his chin, a downlook and has a swinging walk, aged abouttwenty three or sour years, and is an elegant,scribe. The sai4 Jones lest my place of resi-

dence on the 4th inst. at night with tlfe sol-- "lowing stolen articles viz: Sixty one and 'ahalf dollars in notes on the Bank of Kentucky-an- d

its branches, a case of Plotting Instru-ments with Ivorv scales : a Pea Green frockCoat of sine cloth, and a Dark Roan HORSE,five years old this spring, fourteen hands three

l L--l. 1 Ul.. 11 U..J. 1 1

inciies lllgn, LUlcrauiy wen uiauc, auu nas uhopping pace, with a number of small articles..The said Jones was raised in Clark, county, K.but said he came from the six mile Prairie,Illinois, and probably he will return there.He had on when he started, a blue ClothDress Coat, Vest and Pantaloons of the same,,and a composition or brass '. atch. Whoeverwill deliver said Jones and horse to me living1in Woodford county Ky. nearYersailIes,.Shallreceive the above reward, or fifty dollars forJones alone, is delivered or confined in anyjail in the United States so that I get him.

MOSES P. ELLIS.March 9, 1820 10 4t

The editors Of the Gazette, St. Louis, anilEnquirer, Richmond. Va. will insert the above'three times, anil forward their accounts to tlitSoffice for collection. ' '

2iV Dollars tleward.i Hl XMtOKE out of my enclo--

$k!Tw?!Ta "- sure m Lexington, bii

iV $Pafea. Monday the 24th ultimo,l StjvQ, A Large Hay Horseboutten years old, sixteen hands high, has a

star in his sorehead, and a snipon his,noeiand as well as I can recollect, has a small blem-

ish in one of his eyes ; one white soot, and Ibelieve has a brand of an It on the buttockHe trots pretty well, but paces roughly. ITeis i emarkably gentle, and there is little doubtbut he has been taken off by some villain.

Whoever will detect the thief, and deliverhim over into the hands of justite, sh"all re-

ceive the above reward, and for the horse a.lone shall have Ten Dollars reward, and allexpences paid.

ROBT. A. GATEWOOD.Lexington, Feby. 9, 1820 6

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