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Kentucky Gazette, 1809-07-18

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STEEL JOINT DIVIDERS y Patent Htmp C-Flux treating Machine They have likewise received a quantity of best THK ''"cribers have purchased the right for PRINTING INK the state of Kentucky -of Thomas Colicou a Patent Wmirton May 33L 1809 fora machine for breaking hcirp and flax " § One of thaws machine! is now in operation on MACCOUN 1 I LFOII U Sc V 0 Maddox Fislirr'i form near tliis place ami ia HAVE tkie day reeeevrd from Philadelphia the found admirsbhr to answer tlie purpose for which folUmingW ALUAjBIE BOOKS it was intended Chapman's Select Speeches Foreniick and Par A machine with two breaks is worked by one ii amentary a Translation of the Bible from the horse with rase and requires six hands to attend Sept u gent by Charles Thompson late secretary it One of the great advantages ofthis machine is tn the Congress of the U States 1 Buck's 1 htnkigi- tliat it can be attended by women or hovi instead cal Dictionary 1 Campbell's Lectures on Church of men and that a woman or boy can clean double Kistonyto which ia added his celebrated Essay on' the quantity nf hemp nr flax which tlie mi At able able-MirsiJn - MirsiJn able-MirsiJn ) RkhcrancFs Physiology ) Rippon's bodied mrn could do in the same time with a com- a new edition with a supplement conta n- mon hand-break improvements in the 14ih London edition A farther accinint of tlie machine is deemed un uquei the Discarded Son a celebrated new necesaaty as it ia presumed that those desirous of nvel by Mrs Roche 1 ZmlikofTer's Sermons Ptirchssing rights will wish to satisfy themselves Coa pet's Poems Armstrong's Works t Johnson's 9Y crit'Jt it in open-i on Poetical Works Newton- on die Phrophecics 1 ItWividualrigliU at twenty dollars or rights for Reid's Essays Duncan's Dispensatory s SL Pierre's !olc m?T procured by applying tn Studies of Nature a new edition with -numerous "ler the subscribers original notes and illustrations bt B S Barton j VI D Ssnde-s's Select Sermons Vicar of Wake Wakefield - field Wakefield in French Briggs's Cot kery Mysteries of UdolibK Children oft he Abbey 1 f reukhn'a W orks ! Dwight's edition of P-r Watts's Psiima and) Hymns I Village Dialogues 1 do Sermons 1 Cost's ! American Disienhatn(y Boca's MiareUinroiis HAVING been call'd uwm to state our opini opini-Wiikst - Wiikst opini-Wiikst Pefrin's Grammar Pomey's French on of a machine for breaking hemp and flax whirl whirl-Spelling - Spelling whirl-Spelling Book The Lovers of La Vendee a new we siw in ope radon on Mr Madilnx Fislirr'i form Novel i Gass's Journal of Lewi It Clarke's Voy- We hesitate not to declare th:it wc view it us an im images - ages images Brown's concordance Corinna hr Midnm portant acquisition to our state and therefore lx lx-de - de lx-de Strel Holstein 1 the Life of Foxi St- Chur or commend it to the attention of every former who ihclleircsa nf Desmond 1 Scott's Lay of the Last cultivates either hemp or flax The construction Minstrel Petrarch's Ijcms Lay of an Irish of the machine ii simple and does not appear likely Harp nr Metrical Fragments by Misa Owenson 1 to gt out of order We suppose tliat one of tliosl tliosl-Aecuma - Aecuma tliosl-Aecuma Analtwiis of Minerals do Chemistry 1 machines haring two breaks and moved with ease Foundling nf Belgrade a new Novel iranslated hv one horse might be built fix about JO cr 40§ from the French by W Jennings 1 Don Quixotic t We liare no hesitation in suiting that hemp may be SmarlVHonce j Fuller's Gospel ill own Witness broken in much greater cpuntitics with tlie saniv David's Psalms with Brown'' Notes P-ckct labour snd with ease to tbe hand employ'd am Bibles wih and without Psalms Horror of St that much delay severe labour ami corsiiUTibh Domingo in Letters by a Ldv written to Col expem e miglif be Shved to hemp raiaers by tlu Burr Cowper'aTssk Murray's Materia Medics ierection of thcae machines Underwood on the Diseases of Children 1 Charms

name of Travellers' HaU where he haa opened a Motel under the above stile 1 he situation of this property on the public square directly opposite the North East front of tlie court houae and in the cen centre - tre centre of business gives it peculiar advantages- Great expense has been incurred in repairs ana improve improvements - ments improvements and in point oi apace convenience and com comfort - fort comfort the apartments of the house are surpassed by none A new stable haa been erected on the back part of the lot which he ventures to pronounce ia the best In the state whieh will be under the imme immediate - diate immediate superintmdnn: e of Mr WillLim T Banton He haa provided himself with good servants a plentiful stock of the heat liquori and in hort with every necessary calculated to accommodate and Lexington Jan 1st U09l W -g TTr - - T T Barr Wm- IV IVereley C Code Buchrod Bomel E 'bert R flart Lexington April 8th 1809 Cj GENTLEMEN who have availed them sehca nr hecoming sitbucriberi to my late publica publica-p - p publica-p are earnestly requested ondt more to cad for :ir Im-iks or at least to pay the amount nf then Tption 1 or I shall he under the 'disagrerab') sity of mikirg known tn the public the name Xsanjin have neg'ented the many invitatiotu rjWho is the man that will furf it lii honour for Jt (cents and make my litiealla sacrifice Thebisikf can be had at my hnusr or at mr BrodforePs prin Ing office and ail the different towns in the ata'e 'fnh't R Shan Lex'eero WAN -i O or three APPRENTICES to the Bladk Ii business who can come well recommended ( ' ' John Eads Lexingten Sd July 1809- ' Olympiao Springs EVERY necraaary arrangement bring made am the aulHcnber removerl will hia family 1 Viitaiu dNiii first of watering places are assured ever stJntion and regard shall be had to the eomfof iSdMwMrenience of Ilia company The Warm am Cold Baths are in good order close eomfurlabT rabbins for rent to those who are unwilling nr un un-able - able un-able to board with him Excellent Pasturage and Grain separately for horses not preferred 1 livery Cuth Banks July 11 1809 5r N B Saddle ami Gigg Horse for sale at the stable nf the Kentucky Hotel To Sportsmen THE Lexington Jockqr Club Races will com tnei'ce on Thursday thel2rh day-of October next free for any lmre mare ur gvkling The first day's purse wdl be g 300 the heats 4 miles The second day's puree win be g 1)0 the heati 3 mile Thetliird tlay'a purse will be tlie entrance money of the preceding days the he' a 2 mile The horses are to start precisely at 13 odock and to cany weights as follows A gel Honrs 136 lbs years old - - - - 133 year old - 114 year obi 100 3 yean eld 86 The horse imil be entered by name with the secretary of the Club before 9 o'clock of the even ing preceding the day for which they are entered ordnuble at the pulls The riders are to be dressed in silk or satin jackets ami to wear cap - John L Mart-n Sic Lexington Kv J-dv 11 1809 Agt n i y 5) ' 4)1 William brConnell Jailor July 8 1809 v-

uf Literature 1 Clerk's Magazine Barrow's Lee Lee-lutes - lutes Lee-lutes 1 Vo'ncy'i Kiunst 'Co'irtof St- Cloud Bn napsrte's Campaigns 1 History of Chili by (he Abbe Molina j Smith' I-elrers to Bdfliam GiL -e'a Gr-ece Coxe'a MfiGcal Dirtimiaiy 1 Hcn- ning and Muiito-d'a Reports Kyd on Exchange f dv on Awards 1 Q-aydon's Digest 1 The wluilc pmcewlings in the esse O'mstcad and others -gainst Hiitenhouse's executrices with the act -of the Legislature of Penns Ivania ami other mat-' ters relative to this important subject eolkctflhamj arnngml by R Peters jm The Worlde nrw Com £3 J & D Mnccnun Bavs for sale at the most reduced prices by umole sale or 'retail an extensive assortment of MERCHANDIZE which they are now opening suitable for the spring aiul summer seasons which were carefully selected in Philark lphia ami pur pur-chased - chased pur-chased on unusually low terms aIsd eight pipes if genuine and vety superior quality Madeira Wine b fifty boxes n'f best Spaniel Segare Tlie) are as usual supplied from their nail manufactory with a general assortment of Cut and Wrought Natlt Lexington April 35th 1809 JfJ A REQUEST MWW JNO pur chafed the Library of the ate Gil George Nicholas and being autho autho-rifed - rifed autho-rifed to receive all books that have been loan loan'd - 'd loan'd out of it - I will thank thole perfoni ho have borrowed any of them to return hem- to me in Lexington or inform me -vhcre they can be had William T Barry December 17 th 1807 Sfrav-d or Stolr p from tlie firm of NvhaB BrslLnesr LouifviMe a BROWN BAY five vears uld tall fprii-g shout fiftaca gh with a final! white in her forehead is fore srmrd crooked in her hock joints re rirVaM- fhrll delicate kgs no branded- Who iver will ilrliver the shove mare to Richard A A-1 - 1 A-1 (aui'lii of J fieifnn o H Brerk'nridge Lcxing--on (hall be handlbmcly rewarded Nov- afi t8'8

A apt FROM my farm in the month oi October last last-jrfTonc - jrfTonc last-jrfTonc ur two juiiit liave (wen taken off the tail ar W Cr It is brende ' on tlie near ahuuLler Br but thr brn ' may hardly be perrentinle It may pmbvhlv within a range of from ten to tweniv miles fro1 ' Lexington and ia perhaps the only itray -m-iie that cfistincr ny p nun who will send it homr er gve info mxtiori where it b to be hsil shall ! well rewarded Robert Barr Loeuit-Grove near Lexington April 22il 1809L ' Thii mule will he 2 or 3 years old this spring- S'oien ON till nighi of the jith instanL from my pas tore lit within tlie boumla of the town of Lexmg ton a hay H'lRSE about fifteen sod a half haml haml-' - ' haml-' high six yrtr old nickrd ami holihud no marks leeulleclcd Ample' compensation will be made those who will bring Ii'i n to fames B January June T3h 18 -9 I" U-nl r" A HOUSE snd LOT on Main Street three doon belli ' tliecoroeroi Main Cross Street there is on the premises hesdct tlx dwelling hodie and hop a brick k tch -1 tsm stories high a brick midwliouwtwn hr-ck stables sufficiently large for ten horses a g-xui grviltn and a well of water in theysrd P-asewt'n mr he had by the fifteenth e& August - Fur terms apply to Wm Button Lexington July 8th 1809 3U

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