Kentucky Gazette and General Advertiser, 1803-03-08
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Tie thorough bred id elegant borse THE NOTED HORSE FLIMNAP I REPUBLICAN v i j 1 ' 1 NOW in high perfection will! WILL ftand the esfuing feafon ' O 7£ "T v ' lyJEg Rani the enfuing feafon at the fub-whith iU coraence firftday of -o Srufh creek N V T Ifcriber's (table in the county of March and end the firftday of Au- A Large & Compleat affortment of '-roffes from Limeftpne to Chilbcothe gourbon on the road fronguft at the plantation of Leonard FALL & WINTER GOODS ' " °thet Vnainder Is Lexington ty General RuffelPs toJfIeni"S' n Woodford county near pfurndimponatmos from Europe Parian figh? of Capt Johnfton'a Shannon mill and will be let to leat and is an excellent ftand for a pub- Uvern at the Crofs Roads and will marea st Six Dollar the leap paid licboufe ' I be let to mare at the moderate I at t heritable door Fifteen Dollars - 500 acres ditto ditto lying oh Cloverl price of Twelve Dollar the fea-lJe feafon to be difeharged at any Lick creek a branch of the Eaft fork of lion payable by the 20th of Decem-I1'1?® before the firftday of Auguft the Little Miami N W T in a goodlber nekt in Hemp Country Linen I next by the payment of Twelve neighborhood about three miles from I Sugar or Salt at their market price! Dollar or Ten Dollars
THE SUBSCRIBER INTENDS going to Philadelphia early in the fpring requefts all thofe who are indebted to him either by bon£ note or book account to pay by the lirft of February next - -thole who fail to comply with the above requeft will not be entitled to a cre credit - dit credit hereafter and will have their accounts put into the handi Of pro proper - per proper officer for colle&ion He ha on hand a handfome affort- f neat of MERCHANDISE which he will fell low for Cafli Tobacco Country Linen Bees-wai Goofe Feather See fTai just received a Handsome As ' sortment of QUEENS' WARE COTTON CARDS And daily experts a large affort affort-ment - ment affort-ment of Hard Ware Cutlery idc and a handfome collertioh of Boots GEORGE ANEDRSON Lexington Jan: 5 1803! tf N B A FARM about three mile from Lexington bn the Tale creek road either tb fell or vent Apply a above
NEW id CHEAP GOODS I WILLIAM WEST Has just received in addition to bis former assortment tbe following MERCHANDISE ' Vii Fine cloths and Caffimer 1 loarfe do and Coatings Uaftic do and Flannel Scarlet Cardinals ? ulledL Stocking in Gloves Worfted and Cotton Stocking Silk Shawl and Handkerchiefs Fancy Swanfdown Velvets Thickfets arid Corduroys Irifti Linens and Callicoe Umbrella - y Bliftered Steel Penrifylvania riiade Axes and Gaft inK Madder and Indigo Copers and Alluni Mace and Nutmegs Cinnampn Ore fen and Bohea Tea Pewter arid Tin ware Ladies' Elegant Muff and Tippett White and Coloured furr Trim mingsj Lace and Edgings ' Spelling Book Slates Paper and Ink Powder Which he will fell at the moil ret uced prices for Cafli or approve Country Produce
the celebrated running horft VVhilllc-Jacket his dam by the oliil Aid-de-camp his grand dam b) Dandridge's Fearnought a thoro'l bred fon of Baylor old Fearnought his great grand dam by old Janus out of the dam of Col Sim's old' Vildair (he defoendedfrom old tll) Roger & Carter Braxon's Kittj Either - Diomed the fire of Whiftle-I Jacket fpppofed -to be the belt run running - ning running horfe in America waa a thoro'l bred fon of Col Fenwick's imported old Flimnap which horfe covered at 2Q guineas a mare : Whiftle-Jack- el's dam Lucy Locket was got bj Belle-Air (bred by Hon Col Tay-
ty a confiderable credit may be had - I FLIMNAP was bred by Cd I A plenty of goodand well inclo- For further particulars enquire of the I Anthonv lhornton of Virginia j is fed paiiurage Will be found gratis fubferibers I riling right year old black and I for thofe putting mares at a diftanec JOHN JORDANjun handfomely marked frill fifteen 'f required and pain at a reafon reafon-hands - hands reafon-hands three inches high very leng-l able price but will not be account account-thy - thy account-thy and well formed- He was got able for efeape of accidents LEONARD FLEMING
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