The Kentucky Gazette, 1789-08-01

p A M R to n'J Together With a complect cjjortment of M E D I C I N E iffiichth-y asufual are determined ti Jell on reafonab'e terms my plantation on South about 6 miles from lax lax-ington - ington lax-ington on Friday the 1 7 th infant a very large yellows(b compltxloned NEGRO MAN who fold he was a freeman and called Irmjeif Dan e' R fs : lie is about 30 yea't tf age had an tear ft country mute linen (b!rt and t refers a coat of mired cloth of rotten and wool he rede a bay hore about 14 hands high 9 years eld bra ided on the near boulder end but lock 1 P fume white hairs in his mane e -d feme white J'pots immediately beta then f -tr naturally--An eld faddlt and bia :ket The faid negro was ftif ftif-pe'fe - pe'fe ftif-pe'fe 1 to have ftoien feme linen in the neigh 'ourh'i' and learning he waste be apprehtnde made his efcape and has left h!s horft faddis and blanket: and as I have rrtrv renfen to fuppofe the faidntgre te tea lave andtehave Helen the faid horft fjc I hereby requtf the owner tecome prove his property and take them away WILLIAM STONE July an 1789- 5° I1 eJ i V : hereby given that tli'e GRAMMAR SCHOOL under the dircnion of ihccnmsnittce ot the boaidof iruRucsfor the Tranfylvania Seminary is opened ar the Public fchool-hou c adjacent to the rrelbyie- rian mceiing houfc near UxinSton: in the neighbourhood of which boarding and accommodations for linden: uiy perhaps be had a good and cheap as in any parr of this dirt- : and tuicion a- the modei ate rate nf three ptundt per annum Byorder of the committee W WARD chcom : "7 OT! CE ts hereby given to ell thefe 1 Ti perfons holding lots in the Town of ' Lexington w he have failed to comply with the Trtifet's refolves refpeSing improvements required te be oadt on the fame -alfe tht nonpayment tf the for forfeits - feits forfeits that already have been imposed -that they attend tht beard of Trufetsf on tfce firfi Saturday in Augufi in the afternoons at Mr Higbet's tavern in Lexington to girt their reafons if any they have why faid lots may not be old agreeable to tht faid refolves By order of the board ROBERT PARKER Clk June 10 1789- 43 tf FOR SALE A' T this place a variety'o5 well efiurted goods which vvill le given in exchange the enfuing crop of any pet fen may have the goods ' 1 by giving uiicxcepiiora- cutity to M

A KEN Bp by the Jufiriber a brawn mare about eight years old tlfrteen hands and n hilf h'gh paces end trots with a large liar in her forehead ard fnip e h-r r-ofe m ti 0 perceivable brand A unfed to he xJwie pounds - Ai ft a Jm ili back hoife wasfiuibed agreeable to the above Jyarfe branded on the ear buttock thus niMtijl agreement reciting at the US in a piece pares and trots anut fame tine the agreement -Mr liouh- fourteen years oil thirteen hands to denies giving the information cer- high A'brafedio thr-e pounds: the :fied below Mr jgh&V publication owner is defr-d tt come prove their Jo far as it relates te his faying- that'if property and take them away the let wts forfeited during the year it STEPHEN IlOYIE would he Air Iluwicins'r lots and cifi July 13 that there was no other agreement be between - tween between hm and Mr Hawk ns except T that mentioned in the bond HpAKEN sip by theft JAMES PARKER ing on Cwevvn in Fayette Count JOHN GOUDY bay mare about thirteen liavd ALEX PARXERJt auSa half high about nine years e!d branded 'i tht near buttock A trots ' - and paces stppraiftd to £ 8 : to mu m- rr Waller Stevra't 1 Here is in mv p-ilTclSon in jKiy 1739-

OEveral very valuable uaCts D Qf lari j5ng on thcwa e r-1- 1 " of Clear treek n lhe C-U unty of Fayette about ten or twelve miles from Lexington which are patented in the name of William Stewart' AN fo to be let for a term of years two valuable tracts of land one on Glen's creek and the other on the trough Spring Together with" fcveral other tracts in the different Counties iff this diftridt The terms ay be known by aplying to arry Innes Efquire in Dtn Dtn-ville - ville Dtn-ville or to the fubferiber about miles from Danville' in Lin Lincoln - coln Lincoln C uinty 8 3 9-f- THOMAS TODD' T A company will fart from the a - Cri Orchard early an the morn - - 8

yea s old 1 3 and a half hands s A RF N up by the fubferiber an htch a few white hairs in her ' -8- Row's run- the following frays fci'tlMJ nor docked paces "'I1'' hnyV°'fe' 6 yarsoi A feet 4 Lj 1 r 10 trees h:gh trots naturally branded end irt-t branded on the near a ih near boulder (but not legible) has iroulikr lima Ci Sie was ta- a sf bell marked TB hung by a tug: Ken trp wild near the imudriaApprof'd te £10 - dAforrel Mare of Salt river by my grandfon V 5 ytmeld a feet 6 inches high trots who thought be knew l?er (rjl'ided on the near boulder - but nit legible: Approved ta £ 1 1 - but was miftakcn 1-Y- - -

f iijb it ages able to ' fold refolutlris but abjotutely bound himftlf by promije to hs-e it compleated at or before the arp 'ration if the time mentioned in the b'd of which agreement hr made Mr ' acquainted at the time ho fid Jrm the lot 1I' further informed us tlif at tht time Mr I Uvk'n wts ap I lie t ti give bend to Mr Tiuglief he obi tried thbt it "Wat imme Serial t him to whom hegave his bond Jo that the'