SCENES OF MY TOUTH.

t BY JOHN RA.NNIE.

SCENES ofmyyouth ! ycor.ce were de.T,Though sadly I those charms survey ;

I once was wont to lingo-- here,

From eail) dawn to closing day.Scenes of my joulh ! pale sorrow sling

A shade o'er all j our beauties now,

Andiobathe monlct.ts of their wings,

Th.it scatter'd pieauie as they slew

While still to heighten ev'ety care,

Reflection tills me such tliirgs uere.

JTwas here a tender motherstrove

To keep my happiness in Mew J

I smil'd beneath a parent's love,

That soft compassion ever know' ji whom the virtues all.combin'd,

On whom I could with faith relyj .

Towhom my heart and soul wcrejoin'd

By mild affection's primal tie;Who smiles inhe.wen, exempt from care,

While I remember stick things uere.

'Twas here, where calm and tranquil e

O'eip.ijs the peasant for his toil,

That, first in blessings, I vvai blest

With growing friendship's open sm'.le.

Mv fnend far distant dooin'd to roam,

Now bra' es the fury of the seas :

He sled his happy peaceful home,

His little foitune to increase;While bleed afresh the wounds of care,

When 1 remember such things vteie.

'Tw'as here, e'en in this blooming grove,

I fondly ga.'d on Laura's channs.

Who blushing ow'd a mutual love, .

nd melted in my youthful arms.'1 hough hard the soul conflicting stings

Vet sate, the cuicl tyrant, bureSVr fmm sight, the charm of life,

The I nly maid whom I adore.

U sills mj soul w ith tender care.When I remember such things were.

Here first I saw the morn appearOi guiltless pleasure's smiling day :

I met the dazzlingbrightnesshere,Here mark'd the soft declining ray.

Behold the skies, whose streaming lightGave splendor to the partingsun,

Now lost in sorrow sable nightAnd all their midnight gloiics gone r

Till death in pity ends my care,

I must remember such things were.

THE ENGLISH JUBILEE,

One of the London papers, The BritishPress, publiflied some days befoie the26th of October, the day on which theking commenced the fiftieth vear of hisreign, contains the following humorous ar-

ticle." We hive taken some pains to ascertain

the different modes in which it has been re-

commended to celebrate the approachingentry of his majesty into theSftieth yearofhi3 reign ; a fubjeft which has engrof-fe- d

the public atteimoj) for some time.'The Tallow Chandlers recommend a

general illumination. It is the moll effieftual mode, they aflert, ofdifplayingthe loyalty of the people.

11 The Tailors advile that every manshould appear in a new suit of Windsoruniform. His loyalty will then appearas fliCTas buckram.

" The Clothiers back the recommenda-tion of the Tailors, limply adding, that thecloth be of British manufacture.

' '1 he Butchers contend, elm ther'eshould he a general fVafl ; but with thisdifference tha-- carcase butchers are forgiving the.r loyalty wliolefale, 111 roastedoxen aid Iheep, while the cutting butch-ri- s

aie in savour bf joints." The iufolvent debtors advise, that

the prisons and lock up houses be allthnwn oieu. The Coalers, Lawyers,and Bailiffs, conceive that libertv of thiskind would tend to licentiousness.

" The Old Maids contend that all In-

gle men, between 17 and 37 years of age,be compelled to marry on that day. mdthus endeavour to sill up the chasm lestin our population by the late expeditions.

" The Milliners recommend all the la-

dies to appear i new Jubilee caps andbonnets."

Dublin TVoe. ittAmong the vailous illuniinatory

that took place here oil Thurs-day lad, it would be unfair to pass unno-ticed that of a Gohler's Stall in NorthFiedenck ftrect whii.h displayed a very

appearence, particularly at a,(iilfaiice. Twelve candles were placedon the roof of the bulk, which prepara-tory to the Jubilee had been white wadi-e- d

and otherwise improved and ornainen.ted. Honefl Jobfon surveyed his illumin-ated building with extacy, and frequentlyliouted out God save the king ; May helive to wear out ten thoiifniiH iuirt fflioesand as many boots ! May the kinglive for ever, and I live to see it and thendie I ! I

Female Duet dud took place late-ly between two.yonng ladies at Ratifbon,the one 14 and the other i5Syears of age,having quarrelled ahout the affections of alover, povided thcmfelves with a case ofpiflols, and in the rage pf their jealousysired at each other, with the muzzles

touching ; one of thejn was killedon the spot and the other . dangerbuflywounded.

There is now redding at Stafford a manot the name of Nolan who is at presentmarried to hrcno- - sixth wise, and 1 aby the whole 73 children. He is to'5?ears of age, and his present wise is nowpregnant.

-,

"' and stable Custom.IJie Rey Claudius Buchanan, writingfrom lanjbrs, Sept. 1806, give? amonS

other I'uerefting matters, tl e followingdei.rip.ioi, of the practice of a CongreRa- -

' As Mr. Whitefield, on his first com.ingto Scotland, was fuiprifed at the mil-

ling of the, leaves of Bibles, which tookplace immediately on his pronouncing histext, so was 1 here lurprifed at a nolle ola different kind, namely, that of the ironpen engiaving the Palmyra leas. Manypersons had their OUas (leaves) in theirhands writing a sermon in Talmud lliorthand. Mr. KelhofFalTured me that someof them are so expert at this, that they donot lose one zvoid of the preacher. Andthe sermon of the morning is regularlyread in the evening to the schools by theCattechift from his Palmyra leas".

Peter sburgh Intel

Expeditious travelling 'Bonaparte, iswe may believe the riench accounts, travelled lrom Vienna to Fontainqieu, a clitt-an-

of nearly 800 miles in jive days, andmade several long halts. This is, travel-ling Jehu like indeed. Eastern Pap.

NEW GOODS.JEREMIAH NEAVE

Has just received an additional assortment

DRY GOODS.Alto, a fresh supply of

"

. GROCERIES.A IN sir.3, vv nits, joiuo.w. --,(......,

Bit.GUfwnd Queens Ware, Rhode-M-an- d

Cheel'e, Almonds and Rail'ins, Imps-:- i., Vnnnc Hvfon St Hvfon Skin

Teas, White & Brown Havannah Sugars,

Currier's Oil and K:ii"es, prime Calf b'unsand Boot Legs, Spanift. . id Bengil Indi-

go of fuperioi quality, 8 by .., ..''d 10 by

12 Window Glass, an aflortment ot Prttgs,Sec. &c. which will be sold on reafonab.eternts.

A regular supply of Prime Cct'on.Wanted, a quanity of Wool, Country

Thiead, Etc. October 21.

PARKER & GRAYHAVE JUST IMPORTED FK05I PHILA-

DELPHIA,

AND NOW OPENING,At their Store in Lexington, 0.1 Main-Stree- t,

opposite the Court-Hous-

A eery extensive and'uell chosen assortment ofDUY GOODS, GROCERIES,STATIONARY, CUTLERY,HARDWARE, QUEENs',GLASS, & CHINA irAUBS.

AMONGST' tVHICIl ARhSupeifine ajid Coaise Worsted, Cotton and

Broad Cloths, as- - Silk Ilosiety, ass'dsoi ted Kidd, morocco & lea

Coatings, Flannel and ther Slippers, ass'dBlankets assoited IiouUir.g Cloths,

Corduioys, Thicksets Scieens &. S.vesas- -

& Velvets assorted soitcdSilks, Crapes h Rib Bar Iron and Steel, as- -

bands, assorted soitedCainbnck and Book Genuine F.ench Bran- -

Muslins, assorted dv. VI.di.iia, SherLadtea' hue Muslin ry, lut & London I

Robes, Sleees and ri irticul ir 1NES,ilt l"ilnpc nscM &c. Sic

Which they will sell on the must moderateteimstur dull. Hemp, Ltnsej, Lountry 1

ne.i, Salt and Salt-Petr-

6t Dec.-1-

-- NliW GOODSBY WHOLESALE A3 0 RETAIL.

TROTTER, HCOTT& Co.OPPOSitE IHt MARKET 1IOISE, LEXllNC- -

ros :

Have on hand and ai e regularly recehtrq largesupplies of ,

Winter raid Spring Goods.Of all descriptions unusually lov sot

Cash in bandOneofthe firm lesiding in Philadelphia, for

the piupose of purchasing Goods for rash, will

enable them to g'ne better bargains than eiei..i been sold in the state licrttofmi".

Lexington, Djc. 17th, 1809.

James Berthoud and Son,Commission merchants at Sbipptngpart,

Falls of Ohio;HAVE the honour of informing the

public that they have received from NewOrleans, a large afiortment of GROGER1ES, which they wil! dispose of bywliolefale at the following prices for cafli,viz.Brown Sugar ift quality 17 cts per pound- do. id do. 15 do.

do. 3d do. 12Loaf Sugar 31 -2 do.Goffee 35 do.Logwood 8 do.Mackrels "

25 dolls, per barrel.Shippingport, Augufl 8? 1809.

Thehigestpiicein CASH will be ghtii for

Horse Hair &. Hogs' Bristles,OF A.IV LENOTH BY

JOHN LOCKWOOD,Corner of Upper & High Streets.

Also CASH given for B ARLEY.Lexington, December 4, 1Sj9. tf

NEW GOODS,THOMAS D. O WINGS,

II AS received in addition to his former stockof Merchandize, and is now opening a large as-

sortment ofDRY GOODS,

Suitable forthe present nd approaching season-Also- ,

TEAS of ihe best quality, viz best Gun-powder, Imperial Young Hyson, Hyson Chulon'Hjson and Congo with an assortment of GlassWare, iue.is Ware, &c. All being bought onthe most reasonable terms, will be sold unusuallylow for cash- - Lexington, $oth Sept. 1809.

J. & D. MaccounHave for sale at the most educed prices,

by whole sale or retail an eMensive assort-ment of MERCttANDIZE,viz they arenow opening, suitable for .hespiing and sumincr seasons, which were caietully selected inPhiladelphia, and purchased on unusually lowteims- - aIhi eight pipes of genuine and verysuncuor quality Maieira Wine, & fifty boxesof best Spanish Segars. They are as usualsupplied 11 om their nail manufactory with ageneral a.tment of Cut and Wrouigh Nails

Leiington, April 2.5th, 18C9.

MA .XOUN, TILFORD, & Co.H A Vs this day reueved from Philadelphia

the following VALUABLE BOOKS.Clianman's Select Speeches. Forensick and

Tarliamentary ; a Translation of the Biblefrom the Septuagent, by Charles Thompson,l..te secretary (0 the Gongress of the Tj States;Buck's Theological Dictionary ; Campbell'sLectures on Church History, to which is addedhis celebrated Essay on Muacles ; Richerand sI'hvsiolos'y Rippou's ll)mn, a new edition,with a supplement containing the improvementsin the 14th London sedition ; Telemaque ; iheDiscarded Son, a celebrated new Noel, bvMrs-Roch- Zollikoffer's S jrmons ; Covper'sPoems ; Armstrong's Woiks ; Johnson s Poet-

ical Works ; Newton on the Phrophecies ;

Reid's Essays; Duncan's Dispensafoij ; St.Pierre s atuuies oi Nature, a new edition v. ithnumerous original notes and illustrations, bj B.S. Barton, M. D. Sanders's Select Sermons;Vicar of Wakefield in French ; Bnggs's Cookerj ; Mjsteiies of Udolpho ; Children of the Abbey ; t ranklin s Works Dwighl s eclttionot Dr.Walts s Psalms aiid Hmns; Village Dia-logues ; do. Sermons ; Coxe's American Dis-

pensatory ; Buck's Miscellaneous Works ;

Periiu's Grammar ; Forney's French SpellingBook ; The Loa ers of La Vendee, a new No el;Gass's Journal of Lewis &: Clarke'a Voyages ;

Brown's concordancp; Corinna, by Madam deStael HoLtein; the Life of Fox; St. Clair, orthe Heiress of Desmond ; Scott's Lay of IheLast Minstiel ; Petraich's Poems; LayofanIrish Harp, or Metrical Fiagmtnls, by MissOuenson; Accums Analyssis of Minenls ; doChemistry ; Foundling of Belgrade, a new No-c- l,

translated from the French by W Jen-nings; Don QiiWottc ; Smatt's Horace; Fuller'a Gospel its own Witness; DaVid's Psalms,with Browns Notes j Pocket Bibles villi andwithout Ps.lms; Hoirors of St. Dommgo, inLetters by a Lady, written to Col. Bun-- ; Cow-per- 's

Task ; Murray's Materia Medica ; Under-wood on the D.seases of Childien ; Charms ofLiterature; Clerk's Magazine; Barrow's Lcc-luie-

Volney's Ruins ; Co-ir- t of St. Cloi.d ,

Bonaparte's Campaigns ; Histon of Chili, bythe Abbe Molina ; iSmith's Letters to Bels- -

luin; Cilhe's Gitece; Coxe's Medical Dictionary; Henrung and Munlord's Reports;Kd on Exchanije ; tlo-o- Awards ; Urayiloii sDicest ; The whole proceedings in the caseOlmstead and others, against Rittenhouse's e.vecutrices with the act of the Legislature ofPcnns) Ivani?, ami other matters rtlati e to thisimp-man- t subject, collected and arranged by RPeters, jun. 'Ihe Wotld a new Comedy, in fileacts, performed at Druiy-Lan- e Theae, andpublished in London in 1808 ; Blind Boy a melodrama in two actb, ytrformed at the TheatreRoyal, Corent Garden, in 1808 ; JonathanPostfiee ; the Man of the World ; Adelgitha,&;. &c They hae now on hand an etenshecollection of Books and Siationeiy, which willhe sold wholesale or letad at the Philadelphiaind New Yoik prices ; and in general withoutcharging for carriage 4lso in the press andwill be published in a sew weeki, Guthrie's

and Murray's Giammar abridged,trom the Tw entieth I.t ndo'n edition.

Lexington, June 0th, 1809.

iiaccoun, Tilfmd, 8c CoHAvp recehed an rsoOitment of KITTEN- -

HOUSE' imprm ed SUWEYOK's COMPAS-SES, prices fmm R27 to S46; PLATTINGINSTAUMhNTS 111 cases, GUNTER'sSCALES, SURVEYOR'S CHAINS,

m&STBEL JOINT EIVIDERS.

The hae likewise recened a quantity ofbest PR1N11NG INK.

Lexington, May 22d, 1809.to accomodate those viho please to call on him

January 20, 1809.

Postlethwait's Tavern,Lexington, Kj. on Main-stree- t, corner f Limes-

tone- street, lately occupied by Mr. J. Wilson.J. POSTLEi'HWAIT has returned to his

olitstaiul, where eeiy exeition shall be usedto accommodate those who pleas? to call oilhim. January 20, 1809.

I OK S ALL.tUAT V.iLUAnLE PLASfjTlOX CONrAIX-l;.- G

180 ACRE OF FIH'.r RATE LAD,"VI TH 3 springs thereon, about half clear,

ed, toguher Kith about 3'JO bearing Appletrees, and a large number of Peach, Cheny,and Pear liecs thcieon ; also there is situatedon said plantation, a Stone House, on a beautiful eminence, 38 by 23, completely finished indie inside (and handsomely divided) with fivefiru places, and a cellar under all the house, and

also a convenient kitchen ot stone to the sarrie,

in the position of an L, together with a largeand convenient double Bcin newly built and

slungled root, with other convenient out build-

ings. Theabovc plantation lies on the Cincin-

nati road the building- one' mile from Georgetown (Scott County) on said road, arid boundedby thcwateis of Elkhom and Dry Run, n

the t 0 extreme sides of said place; also for sale,300 acies ot land laying on the Locust ridge,and bounded on the waters of Eigle creek and

Cincinnati road (si.d land unimproved;) alsolOOJaciesof land (of the second quality) lying10 miles fiom Cincinnati, on the waters otBank Lick and Gunpowder creeks, (unimproved ;) aLo a Negro Woman about 35 yearsold, of a good quaht) to her age. I will takeproperty of certain descriptions for all exceptthe above plantation, and for terms, apply tothesub5cnber about 2 2 miles fiom Lexing-ton, on the road to Georgetown.

JAMES LEMON,1st, 1810. tf

The Kentucky Hotel.THE Subscriber has leased of Mr. Henrj

Clay, fora termof years, that valuable stand foraTavetn, in the town of Lexington, formeilyknown b) the name of Travellers' Hall, wherehe has opened a Hotel under the above stile.The situation of this property, on the publicsquare, directly opposite the North East frontol the court house, and in the centre of business,gives it peciiljar,advantagcs. Great expense hasbeen incuned in tepairs and improvements, andin point of space, convenW nee and comfoit theapartments ct the house are surpassed by none.A new stable has been erected on the back partof the lot which he ventures to pronounce isthe best in the state, which w ill be under the immediate sunerii.teiidance of Mr. William TBauton. He has provided himself with goodservants, a plentiful stcck of the best liquors,and in short with evuy necessary calculated toaccommodate ard tender agreeable the time ofthose who may savor him with their custom ;and he tiuststbat Irorn the attention which liemeans personally to give to every department ofhis business, he v( ill be sound to merit that pat-

ronage which fte thus presumes to solicit fromthe public.

Cutbbcrt BanksLexington, Jan 1st. 1809

BLANKS OF ALL KINDS

For Sale at this Office.

FANCY CHAIRS.WILLIAM C1IALLEN respectfully

the public, that he has commenced theFANCY CHAIR making business, in thehouselately occupied by Mr Wilii.m Huston,on Main street, three doors below Main-CroN- i

street, where he Will carry on the- above busi-ness with neatness and tas'e , he flatter him-self that from the long expenerce that he luhad both in London and New York, that his w oikwill please thoe whomay call on tiim He hason band and makes Black and Gold White &do Brown and do Green and do Coque-hcoandd-

Bamboo &c likewise Settees tomatch any of theaboe descriptions, all of whichwill be made in the neatest fashions and highlyvarnished which can be packed to send to any

part of the state, without injuring. He likewisemakes Windsor Chairs ill oiders will bethankfully recened and attended to with punctu-ality and dispatch, and his prices made rcasonable.

May 8th, 1809.N B. Chairs Repaired and Painted, and all

kinds of Ornamental Painting and Gilding ex-

ecuted with neatness.

RAN AWAYFROMthe lubsciiberon the 19th of August

last, two apprtnt.ee boys to the Boot & Shoemaking busino s of thenameofy&ZWCr fCZ.- -

LIAM LEMON John twenty, and Williamabout sevtntecn years df age. Any personapprehending said boy sand deli crir.g them tome, three miles from Winchester, Kentucky,shall receive 25 cents for each, but no chaigt s

ELIAS GARDNER.December 23d, 1809.

Fifty Dollars Rewaid.STOLENfiomme on the 27th December

1809, in the night, A LIKELY NhGKO WO-

MAN named LORRY, rather taller than com-

mon, slim w aisted, small breast, and has holein her ears for bobs, she is not so black as somenegroes are, but nothing like mixed breed, shehas thick lips, long shm alms, she is very neat,and thinks herself much of a lady ; her age isabout 18years ; sheis veiy fashionably dress-ed, had on when taken-awa- a blue calhcohabit, a fur hat, white yarn stockinjjs, andcommon winter shoes. 1 wish people to looksharp fori have some thought they will dressher 111 men's clothmr;. Any person securing heiin any jail, or any other way, so that I get heragain shall receive the above lewaid, paid byme.

HIHAM BIGGERSTAFF.Madison cotlnty five miles fiom

the mouth of Tate's creek, &onemile fiom Gen. G. Clay's. tf

For Sale.A VALUABLE tract of LAND, situated on

the wateis of Green liver, in Gieen county,containing 666 2-- 3 acies. Negroes or Cottonwill be taken in part or whole payment.

The subscribers have also for sjle, 6000 lbsCoffee, first quality 10 barrels Muscovadoand Havannah Sugars of an excellent quality

6 banelsTanueis Oil 1 hogshead 4th proofJamaica Rum 1 pipe Cogniac Brandy 1GO0

gallons old Whiskey ; allot' vthiri will be soldlow for cash or approved notes at SO and 60days.

Also Trunks of every size and description)with any kind of Coveting; Carpenter's andJoinei's tools, vi. Sash Plains double 'and sin-

gle, vv ith prickers and templets, Groving Plain-wit-

and without nm; diflerent sites, com-

plete setts ot Bench Plains, single .nd doubkhoned, Hallows and Rounds, Moulding Plainsof every description Brace and Bit'", t.c. Kc

Halstead & Meglone.Opposite the Markett House Lexington, K

THE fubferibers info, mall tbcfe indebted tothem, that the will receive the following artides in payment, viz Countiy fug-i- r at p.per pound, Pobjcco at 9s per hundied, Whia-kt- y

at IS 6d perjpllon, country Linen at t'reususl prices. Any person avaihngthemselveof the hte slag nation acr, pafl'ed by the f

t'us Ilate, can expeft ho further indiligence th-- .i the law will protect them in.

N B 50 hojgshtads prime Tobacco wantedfor home manufacture.

Regimental Court ol' Appeals.ALL delinquent who feel themselves aggm

vtdbj the judgment ot the Court of Asscsiukiheld tor the 4Jd Regiment, the 27th and 2btninstant, aie lu'ieby notified to file their appcon or before ihe 1st day of Febiuarv next. Sui .

appeal, iflegally qtiahfiedto, and lest with RobeS. Todd in Lexington, will be properly attendeeto.

By a resolution of the said com t at their lastmeeting, it was resolved, that no monies paid by

delinqutnts who had not appealed ..gieeable tilaw, should hereafter be ordered to be lefunded ,

delinquents will therefore see ihe necessity ofattending strictly to the law inthisp.itticular.

DAVID 'i ODD,sm Judge Advocate to the42d Htg't

-

REMOVAL.The subsciiber lakes this opportunity of re

turning his most giateful acknowledgements ".

his friends and the public in general for thegreat encouiagement he has txpeiiencd duringhis residence in this place,' and inform themthat he has removed his cabinet work sho?to the lot on Main street adjoining Mr. Humprey's, where all ordeis will be punctually execultd by the publics humble Servant.

Robeit Wilson.

ABNLH LLGRANDHas just seceivtdfrom Philadelphia,

A LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF

GOODS,,WHICH HE orrEftS VERY LOW

Br WHOLESALE or RE I'AIL.tf Lexington, December 26, 109.

Ten Dollars Reward.STOLLN from thesubscriber, Clarke Coun-ty- ,

near Winchester 111 the night of the 23d in-

stant, a light coloured SORREL MARK,three years old last spring, heavy with foal,about 14 hands 3 inches high, trots and pacesaslowtiavtl on smooth load, walks uncom-monl-

well, star and snio on het sorehead, shewa cut on the ham stiing, and in healing lesttwo lumps very perceivauie iu ue seen, oui notrecollected which Ugitwason; dock-

ed last spring. Any person delivering said mareto me shall receive the above reivaid, and allreasonaale charges paid together with ten dol-

lars more is accompanied by the illian.JUHW UUiNJNAL,JbUN.

January 6, 18 10. 3t

Taken up by Jphn Truxcill,On the big T.vin, about two miles from the

mouth, in Gallatin countv, a BAY HOPSEfoMyears old, about 14 hands high, no brandsrerce.vaole, appraised to 41) dollars.

MOSE0 3AKFP, J 1'.

KI GROI S 'Ayi' I' D.

I uibh to Hue thirty Negro Fell-

ows to woik at the Little S."i ill Salt Woiksfor which u gcnuims price will b- - , utn.

ALFRED V. GRAYSON.December 23il, lfc09. U

Take Notice.FOft SALE on LEAE- - .

FOR a leim df yea'-s-, oti low teinn, nd may

be enteied on immeui .leh the lie nalt orwhole, as may best suit the pin chaser, ot theHL'VNIAIION wheieofitlie subsr ntir hes,at the junction of the iown Fo.k and Eilihotn,pan of 1 aylor's mihtari claim, coin a nmg 10O

acres, between 50 and 60 cleared, with a goodSaw and Grist Mill, well calculited for anykind of water works or macliineiy, and an- -sweis well to divide as the, e aie two seatsequally good. For furthei s pai ticulars apply IQ

John Colhonn, bci..December 22, I8O9. tf

bcotl Circuit Court, October term, 1809James Sanders complainant,

AgainstWjlham Smith,' defendan,

, IN CHANCERY.This day conie-th- e criipliinant by his at-

torney, and his bill against the dtlendant Ltir.e- -filed, and itappeaiing'fiom the slier ft' itimlito the subpoena "issiTed in this cause, ilia thedefendant is no inhabitant of tlnscnmmmiuenllh

On motion ot thecomphina-it- ,11 is ihu . ion

oidered that the deftndant do a; pear line onthe third day ot the next term, jiid uns.,i, tVcomplainant's bill, 01 that the same will he ta-

ken for confessed ..gainst lnhi And ll.at :i co-py of this oii'erle iiiseweiim soineauihur.sedpaper agiteabK inl,w.

A copy. Attest,

t Carey L. s c.c.' PROPOSALS.

Gentlemen who wifli to pofTtfs a iopvof that invaluable wprk, Littell's nkvtEDITIONOF THESTATUTh UWOt KrN- -tucky, vvill be furnished mth the lirftVolume at Foun Dollars, neatly boundand lettered, provided they fubferibe forthe whole. The second and thud volumeivvill btcharged at the same price, unlessthey fliould fall short of 600 pages eachin which case, a pioportionute reductionwill be made .to fublcribers. Each volumeto be payable on delivery at the Cook-Sto- re

or Printing Office of the nnhlifhpr.in Frankfort, or at tuch places nioic convenient to the icluence ot the fublcribers,where he may depefit their copies. 'I holewho do not wifli to fubferibe, can be ac-commodated with (ingle volumes at five dol-

lars each. But fliouid the fubfciiption sillto the extent it is expe&ed, the price to

w,ill be advanced.The publiflier is convinced, that this is

the rheapefllaw book printed in the UnitedStates, when the mmnritv rf mart, r ircontains is adveited to, without taku g intoview the editorial labor, whirh has beenntich more thanks usually bellowed uponworks of this nature. The last edition ofthe Acts of Virginia (far ii, Nance) ftlls atfive dollars per volume to fubferibers, and

., ....tnlliirv m . V..l ,....j ..111113only 500 pages the Maryland edricn lelltat Jive dodas to fuhfcnbcis, and seven tonon fubfrribcis.

The fii ft volume of this work commen-ces with the goverrfment of Kentucky, andembraces the acts up to1 November tcflionqf 1707, incluffive ; together vitb the(".barter of Vugitm Proclamation of 1763

A& of reflion to the United States ofhe territory North-We- lt of Ohic the

Federal Conlhtiuion the comp.-cT- withV.iginia and both the Conftrutio s ofthis state - ai d contains in the whclc, up-wards of 770 pages.

The fetoud volume comhiences with theJanuary felnon of 1708', iid tei 11. mateswith the seflion of 1801. In an appendixto this volume, such arts of Vtig-- a asremain in force in this lfat,c, and vveic- - notnecclTdiily connected with diiy generalhead contained in the work, aio fnf rted.

The lad volume commences with theyear 180a, and closes with the fc.Iion of1808.

The edition will derives peculiar valuetrom the ntroduction of the Acts of Vir-ginia anH of Parliament in the (ttie ofKentucky, which have never yet bren pub-liflied heie. The compiler hab also enriched the work with Notes and obsehva-tion- s,

which will be sound ot greatlerviceto the readM:,in tracingitH mod fications of the lav.

The publilhens induced to open theagani) from a perlua'ion tluc

nany i.i different pans ot theftrtte wilh to patronize it, although theirnames weie not foi warded him tm lo-be entered on his fubfcnj.tion list. r dlittle or uo painsihave been yet taken bv'he pubhfher to obtain fuhfcrrbtrs, froraa de!iie that the miblie flibuhl be able? trm

judgeforthemfeiveS whetlicr thevVoik d- e-

lerveu their patronage, berore tliey were;asked for it. With this view, the hrftvolume is now publiflied and the ftncteffcexamination ot it is inviters. Jt hds frfar, met the general and the unquauhVolapprobution of every judge and gentleman,of the bar to whom it had been (hewn.

WILLIAM HUN'ILR.Frankfort Sept. 6, 1869.

gQ" Subfctiptions are received in I.cx-Hilt- on,

by Johnson 3 JYajner and t'ac- -coun 15" Ttlford ; in Paris, by Mtlf.s. xTTtmberahe S Co. in Wilhintjtop cyMr. 17, JMuiph'j; Mr ,.Buck: in Lancaster. "by Mr. 5. K ma- -

3 ki '111 iliuunnuui, ' JV tyu iXfflVv' "II

ton ; in Shelby vtlle, by Mr. A. Steele (in Louisville.'by Metfrb. C & T. nuulitt ; in Hanodsburg;, by Mr IK Jim--.bride: and ay the publisher in irairt- -tort ; at all which places the hrft vo' memay be had, on the terms slated 11. ,th&proposals.

NATHANIEL TRENTISiiMAKES Boots & Shoes, in the housj 'Sitplly

occupied bv Me-sr- s. Tishell ft Gallatin, marly opposite Mr. Bradfoid'sofhee, insitrh a lr.On.ntr as makei it the intcrst of the public to grjvBhim a poition of their patronage. ShoemjirierBtrM hp siinnli fl with T.fiit Tli.nt1,c R.v

N. B A ladot r'apjiable c,onrttionsw.-aTi-. l

ted as an apprcntire, MSrt