BOOTS & SHOES.L. & G. YOUNG

TJRTUItN their sincere thanks to theirfriends and the public in general for the

liberal support received since they commenc-ed at their established stand, on- - Main street,Lexington where they continue to manufa-cture, and have now on hand

A large and elegant assortment of gentlemen'sBOOTS & SHOES,

made of the best Philadelphia leather in thenewest fashion AIjSO,

LADIES SHOES,of the neatest and latest fashion. All of whichthey offer at wholesale or retail.

Lexington, K. Nov 8, 1813 45--tfTO JOURNEYMEN

CABINET-MAKER-

rANTED immediately, three or sourJourneymen, to whom the highest wa

jres, in Cash, will be given, and constant emplovment. .None need apply but those thatare good workmen.

JAMES MEGOWAX.Lexington, Nov. 23, 1813. 47-t- f.

J. H. iff I.. HAWKINS,Have just received from Philadelphia

assortment ofGOODS.

They were well laid in at cash prices, andwill be sold low for cash.

They have for sale about g5000Tvorth goodsby the Piece or Package.

COFFEE,' by the barrel.TEAS, bit the box.

A general assortment of GROCERIES.Thev give Cash for Feathers and Linsev.In addition to our present stock of goods.

have just received an elegant assortment ofix)vpntme SiIKs and Sattens, oi all colours, forLadi's Pelieces and Dresses

Also Twenty Hales PRIME COTTON,at 27 cents.

Novembers, 1813. 45

THE highest price in CASH will'be given forLleanJmen or Cotton Mat's,

Delivered to me in Lexington, at the cornerof M.i'm-Cros- s street, opposite to Mr. Pattersonil.nn s natter s shop.

JMES DEVERS1.Lexington, January 4, 1814. 2

MARK MASTER MASONS.WITHIN the state of Kentucky, are request-ed io attend a Marie Lodge, to be held atM": son's Hall, in the town of Lexington, onWednesday, the 4th of Mav next, for the pur-pose of organizing a Wlep and electing officers.

April 11, A. I) 1814 A L. 5R14

SHOE STORE iff FACTORY.HAY & BORDMAN. from Bal- -

timnre, opposite the RranchBank, have just opened an ele-gant assortment of the mostfashionable SHOES of eve-

ry description for ladies, gentlemen, misses,youth, and children, which will be sold by thepackage, dozen, nr single pair, as low as theycan be purchased in Philadelphia or Baltimore(carriage excepted.) Also, men's patentHATS, and children's morocco do and ladies'Indispensables. Measure for ladies, missesand children's shoes of every description willbe taken. Those who may please to savorthem with their patronage will receive everyattrition.

N B. Country merchants are invited to call.Lexington, April 7, 1814. 15

T 1 "M r 1r"'osn lWPrjirKte.JOHN WAINWRIGHT,

riHF.MIST &. DRUGGIST, has just receiv-ed and U now opening at his Apothecart's

Snor, on Jordan's Row, opposite th" courthouse, a general assortment of MEDICINEselected from the most respectable houses inNw-Yor- k and Philadelphia. Those who pur-cha-

a regular assortment will be supplied ata moderate advancp.

Vials assorted. Shop Furniture, Patent Medicines, "amts, Water &r ?c. 15-t- f

'DR. JOHN TODD,WIVG returned to Lexington, offers hisservices as a Practitioner ot MimciNv

and SunoriiT.

LQT FOR SALE.A LOT OF ' GROI'ND, containing 49 2

eet front, 150 feet luck, lring on AVater-stre-

continued, at the lower end of Lexington, isoffered for sale. On this lot is a stone founda-tion for a house erecting For terms apply to

D I1RDFORO. Auc't.Lexington, March 1, 1R14 12 tf"

ELI.ISJff TROTTER,Have just received, and are now npeningin their

new Jirick JTonse, two doors aboveSam'l. ii Geo Trotter,

A LARGE iff EI.EGIXV ASSOIlVMElil1 OFGOODS,

Which they will sell low for CASH, either bywholesale or retail.

Thev have just received. a quantity of COP-PER

31 12tf. Lexington, Oct 1, 1833.

itosirELL a srnvn.ivJlavejust receiver! a larqe Assortment of

GOODS,In addition to their former stock ; whichwill be disposed of on .reasonable terms forCash.

ALSO O'nANDA larife quantity ofS.ITt, 11UCK IS SEINE

TIFIA'E.Nov. 15. 1813.

JJOAIESTIC GOODS.R MEGOWAN & Co.

Ab- 44, .Mainstreet,HAVE just received 24 packages of

STIUPF.S, I CVUIBIUTS;CHECKS, SUnriNGS, &o fjcI lie wholeof whirh are offered for sale on the

rn -- t reasonable term-- , by the P VCK GK. G

THOS. II. PINDELL,IS just receiving in addition, to his former"' wompietp and splendid assortment of

MERCHANDIZE,Suitable to the present and approaching sea-sons, which........ ,,,..,., 11 .!:. i . .0.-- - -- , uiajjuacoi on good termsat hilT't"-tt- " Kirmerly occupied by J & D

. . i a tm......wum, upijusue-iu- ;ourt4touse, on Main- -uuect

3'tf Lexington, March 28, 1815.

Coaih mid Harness Makiiv. 3leu'rnxT T.T--.otl . win, ncAutl Sc NEILLc VRUYon the above badness on M.in-Cros- s

street, and Hatier themselves from theirexperience in the first shnn. in v.,.,.v...i.Plnlad Iphia a .d Ualtimorr, 0 be able tofiius.litueir work m st le not inferior to any here-tofore hti is W m the western country. Orders,lh s ilicited

LcsingUin, Dccembor 6. 1818. 49 tr

MEW GOODS.rpHOSE who may please to call at the

iy analysed, will be tound to have all the requi-a- tquality, composed of the best materi-Trotte- r

als.' Purchasers m hP nnlied h nt

GRAIN & FLOUR STORE. Mulberrystreet, leading out to Paris, second door abovethe Jail, will hnd a well chosen asd prettygeneral assortment of ,.

MliUCHANDIZE,Suited to the present Season,

C0NSIST1NO OF

Cloths Country Colt. ClothsCassimerc, Coarse Muslins,Coatings, K Callicoes,Flannels, Shirtings,Blankets 5 DimitiesSwansdown , 9 White and ColoredToilnetts Cambric MuslinsManchester Cords Lenoes &c.Velvets K Black CrapesMarseilles 1 Black Plaid SilkBombazetts 2 White k Black LaceBlack & Grey Worst Ribbands

ed Hose Artificial FloorersBlack & white Silk do Black, Check &. Fan- -

Cotton do. cy Silk Hkls.Buckskin and Beaver Maddrass do.

Gloves j Check Cambric do.Ladies' Long & Short 2 ?lain, while 5 fa&- -

Kid do. s cy do.Ladies' Black Chintz Shawls

- White Silk do. Common Cotton do.Silk Shawls CoffeeLinen &Cott. Checks Chockolate

&c. &c. Loaf, Lump and Or--

Crockery Ware leans' SugarsGlass do. 5 Pepper "

Hard do. Alspice ,

Tin do. GingerMen's & Boys' Fur & Cinnamon

Wool Hats Cloves "

Women's, Men's and r MaceChildren's Moroc- - 2 Nutmegsco Shoes Raisins

Men's coarse Shoes " PowderFine do. LeotChildren's Coarse do Shadrort, madeira anu K iiun

Sherry Wines, L ShadIV T.t ,1rAhAlBrandy

Rum HerringPeach Brandy Salt

LogwoodCherry Bounce Crowiy Steel C

Blackberry Cordial k LiasungsCherry do. IV11CAnise do. c Ropes assortedMint do. .BrushesWhiskey Lamp Black in lb. pa--.

Cider.royal " persVinegar TobaccoOrleans' Molasses & school BooksGunpowder & Young Writing Paper

Hyson Teas - J Slates &c &c.SUPERFINE FLOUR by the barrel or small.BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.

Which will bo sold at a very small advancetorcash.orttiatwhich willsuitiustas well, viz :

Wheat, old Corn. Oats. Flour. Cornmeal. Whiskey, Salt. Linsey, Linen, Flax, Feathers, Butter, Tallow, Hog's Fat, &c.

Lexininnn, Nov 22. 1813. 4b"

NEvr GOODS- -

E. WARFIELD is just receiving fromT3 ll ln.l..lnVl . . Tl !.!.,. n.l ... 'i uiiiucii,..! a.Iu. uaiuiuurc, auu. nUw opening

his store next door to Tilford, Scott ands, a large general assortment of

MERCHANDIZE, suitable forthe spring season, which he will dispose of on the most reasonable terms tor cash, by the piece, or retail ;among these goods may be sound some choicearticles, to wit :

Best Cotton Cards, No. 10,Waldron's Grass Corn Scythes,Elegant fancy patterns of d

cotton cloth, j,.Stripes Plaids,A variety of fashionable Straw Bonnets,B iots Shoes of every kind,Mantuas, Levantine and Virginia Silks,Fancy Muslins,Linen Catnbrick,Asserted Silk Velvets,

Do. Do. Ribbands,Elegant new patterns of Paper Hangings,Queens and Glass Ware,China, and Table Setts, "Ironmongery of every description, VGroceries, '

Teas of the best quality,Best Coffee,Segars of all kind, 'WIron and Nails,Currying Knives,Curriers' Fleshers,A'eneriiitf Saws. X Cut Saws, Mill Saws,Whip Saws, Hand Saws.

And a great variety of spring fancy Goods.March 22, 1814 12-t- f

AlQuie's Manufactured, Tobacco.Worrison, Bos wells 6j Sutton,

HAVE on hand, and intend keeping a supplyof this Tobacco, to sell by the quantity or byretail.

9tf Lexington, Feb. C6, 1814.

Brass Found ery.I. iff E. TVOODRUFF,'iff Co.

ONTINUE the above business at their former stand, and by arrangements lately

made, they are enabled to conduct it on a moreextensive scale, and to execute every speciesoi casunij in urass or uopper in the best man-ner and on short notice. A supply of CLOCKWORK, GUN MOUNTING, ANDIRONS,SHOVELS & TONGS, BELLS, &c. alwaysready. Two or three apprentices, about16 or 17 years of age, will be taken.

3-- January 22, 1814

David ToddHas opened a handsome &generalassortment of

MERCHANDIZE Consisting ofDRY GOODS, I HARD WARE, &QUEENS-WAR- GLASS WARE,In Anderson's Stone-hous- corner near the

Market-house- , which he will dispose of onterms.

The business of the firm of David'and Sam'l.B. Todd, has devolved upon him The part-nership having been dissolved bv consent.'Lexington, Nov. 23, 1813. 4r-t- f.

I , subscriber lias on hand at his bmithShop, lormerly occupied by Wm. Hart, an

assortment of the following articles of a supe-rior quality, all of which will be sold on reason-abl- e

terms for cash or the usual credits, viz :Warranted .tees HammersSteeled Hoes WedgesCarey Ploughs Drawing KnivesCommon ditto. Chains of all IcindsGrubbing ltoes Shovels and TongsMattocks j Crane'Hinges of all inscriptions PothooksCarpenters, Hatchets SkimmersHand Axes LadlesFieshforks.T'le subscriber having five Forges, will benhli... to'pvMrntS... ,. 1..a :U- - - .i. ...u- - ju.u on uie snortest no-tice Horse shoeinc will h n.rt;,,ui.. jcarefully attended to

R. DOWNING.Lexington, Feb. 26, 1814. f

The SubscriberHAVING COMMENCED THE

Tanning 8j Currying Business,HAS a quantity of LEATHER on hand, whichhe will dispose of upon moderate 'terms. Hewants two Boys as apprentices to the abovebusiness JOHN HULL.

Lexington, January 19, 1814. f.

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James B. January,Has removed his office to the lower house inFrazier's new row, two dpors below the Collector's office, on Upper-stree- t.

Lexington, January 31, 1813. 5'

WHEAT.HPHE Subscribers continue to give one dol-la- r

per bushel for merchantable wheat,delivered at their Steam Mill, Lexington,payable atSO days aster delivery.

Those who exuect to make sale of theirwheat to the subscribers, are requested notto hurry in with it, as it will be more excepta-bl- e

a short time hence owing to the garretsuemg mil.

JOHN H. MORTON 8c Co.March 7, 1814. 10-t- f

To the Tuhlic.rpHE Trustees of the Transylvania Univers'

. ty, in Lexington, aware of the want of aninstitution competent to train the youth of thecountry in me study ot law, and solicitous tofurnish every facility to Us advancement, haveappointed John Pope. esq. professor of thatbranch. Whilst the acknowledged talents of" "l'c "I me proression ot law, improved

by the experience of twenty years of success-ful practice, promise to aid the student emi-nently in the commencement of a science, fullof intricacy, his known morality and regularuauus oi uie, guarantee to the parent, that'the morals of the son will be the anxious careot his tutor. These considerations combinedwith the ease of obtaining good and cheap ac-

commodations, invite the student to sparehimself the unnecessary expense and trouble ofseeking in distant institutions, thnt ni.1 winchwejventure to say he can obtain in an equal de-gree in his own country. The terms of tuitionwill be twenty-fiv- e dollars for each session oflive months, paid in advance, all necessarybooks to be furnished by the University. Thesessions to commence on the first Mondays of--uayana iovemDer. uy order ot the Board,

ALEX. PARKER, Chm.Lexington, .Marcn 5, 1BI4. 10.

TO THE PUBLIC.Prime Soap & Candle Factory.npHE subscriber having engaged in the aboveA line, able and experienced journeymen

' from Philadelphia, and having now his estab- -

lislimenl in full operation, and on an extensiveand useful plan, offers for sale to CONTRACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, andOTHERS, any quantity of excellent soap andcandles (dipt and mould) warranted equal inevery respect to any manufactured in the Eas- -tei n slates, and which, on inspection and fair- -

advantageous terms, by calling on him, exam-ining thtt present stock, and judging for them-selves at his manufactory in Lexington.

THOMAS TIBBATS.N. B. I will give the usual cash prices for

Tallow, Hogslard, Kitchen Gresse, Ashes,Potash and all such articles as necessary tothe above establishment.

TH. T. -Lexington, March 24th, 1814. 13 -- tf

Dr. Burrell,LATE from New-York- , respectfully

to the citizens of Lexington and vicinity that lie has commenced the Practice ottPHYSIC, SURGERY and MIDWIFERYand flatters himself from upwards of 30 yearsexperience in Europe and the United States,in the different branches of the profession,especially Miawnery, to merit a share of pub.lie confidence. He pledges his unremitted at-

iuuuii iii jjruiiiuiiug uie west interests ot society entrusted to his care, and may be con-sulted any time at his residence in Upper nearMain-stree- t.

(W COW POCK Received a supply ofiresn Vaccihe Matter, from the U. S. Institution. families are invited to avail them-selves by early application.

His improved method of drawing and trans- -luamiMg i,r,in in cases wnen practicable,itiiiuviuK uie tartar so uestructive to tlie ena-mel and consequent rapid decay of the teeth,uiiiia juuiii; aiieuiion.

!4-t- f Lexington, April 2, 1814.

Castings, Brushes, Sjc

RECEIVED and for sale, wholesale andthe subscriber, in Upper near

Main street, viz : Ground Flat Irons, Hatter'sdo Tailors' Geese, Stoves and Grates for Coal.Andirons plain and brass mounted, KitchenDogs, aiivus, jjiandrils, Tuers, Wheat Fan andWrag Wheels, Carriage Boxes, Wagon and OxCart do. Waffle Irons. Hatter's Plates, Cocksana jamDS ior Gudeons, Cranks,Brasses and Mill-Wor- Stile Bars and Frames,Mortars and Pestles, Cyder Nuts, Sledgeham-mers- ,

Clock Weights, Garden Gate do do.Machinery and other work made to pattern

Produce taken in payment.WM. BURRELL.

'CCj" TOBACCO A quantity wanted for theeastern market. A line addressed, statingprice quality and quantity that can be supplf--edis icqucaLcu,

14-t- f Lexington, April 2, 1814

NOTICETo the 5th regiment votunteers lately commanded

by vol t m. Lewis.There is due to the offi-

cers, musicians and privates, in said regimenttwenty-on- e hundred and fifty two dollrastwenty-sou- r cents A return of capt. Williams'scompany is not yet received, which is requi-sit- e

in order to make an equal distributionso soon as that return is made, payments will"c "iauc iu captains nan, Megowan andHamilton's companies, on application to thesubscriber in Lexington. To Captains Priceand Gray's companies xm application to Mr.rouani Keen in Nicholasville. To Captains,.iai uii anu iveuey s companies on applicationto Mr. David Dodge in Winchester. To Cap-tain AVilliams's company on application toMi-Tho- .

I. Garreti, Mountsterling.Payments will be made only to the individu

als themselves in case of death to their legalrepresentatives.

LEWIS SANDERS.Lexington, 8th April 1814 15

LEVI L. TODD,WILL PRACTISE LAW in the Fayette, Bo n

and Scott circuit courts his place of residence is Lexington.

Sept. 6, 1813. 36-- tf

Eeuiueky Mutual

AT a meeting of the share-holder- s in the'Kentucky Mutual Assurance Society against sirefollowing persons were elected forthe vear ensuintr:JAMES MORRISON, President.JAMES COLEMANLEWIS SANDEItSRICH'D. HIGGINSDAVin DODGE, (Winchester)SAM'L. TROTTERJOHN BRAND

Applications for insurance on houses and goods, may be made to William Macbean, clerkto the board of directors.Persons willing to join the association and make permanent insurance, can effect assuranees on buildings which they hold in see simple, upon the following scale :

RATES OF HAZARDS, IF THE WALLS ARE RUJLT OF

On buildings which are sot designated,other rate of risk hereafter mentioned, norly uazaruousiy snuaiea.

f On buildings wherein are workshoDs ofters, coopers, wheel-wright- s, joiners, cabinet-makers- ,

hatters, book-binde- also, on smoke-houses, stables, barns, tobacco manufactories,stemancs, tobacco ware-house- merchantsaw mills, and other' buildings exposedhazard.

u f On sugar refineries, paper-mill- s, distilleries,jj"J elaboratories, Also, on the workshops of soapsc . hrtildfc ronrllA .nqlra.. Knl.A. ..in.. .....1 -- tl. UU..WW, ......u... i.,miv.o, uuitllB, ,ujc

Lmakers.jt C On buildings in which are usually depositedt considerable quantities of hemp or flax.

Additional premium will be added is contiguous to one Duumng,

Contiguous to one and not more thanContiguous to more than five & not'

ing fifteen buildings,

For any risk on one building to an amount equal to 5000 dollars, and not exceeding 10,000.,there shall be paid an additional premium of one half per cent; for a risk on one buildinggreater than 10,000 dollars and not exceeding 15,000, there shall be paid an additional premi-ur- n

of one per cent; and foraiisk on one building greater than 15,000 and not exceeding20,000, there shall be paid an additional premium of one and one half per cent.

A like scale will be applied in. insuring property.The annual assurance on goods,-ware- s and merchandize, in buildings above specified, will

be one third of the above premiums annually.A credit is given to such as join the association, as Hollows :

Above 20 not exceeding 30 a credit on 3 for 6 months months30-- do. 50 do. 4 6 months 4 18 do.50 do. 100 do 5 6 months 121824.100 do. 200 do. 6 612182430.By order of the Board of Directors, t .

"

March 30th, 1813. 14

Silver Plating Brass Foun-der- y.

I. iff E. WOODRUFF,RESPF.CTFUULLY inform their friends

general, that tliey stillcontinue to carry on the above business in alltheir branches at their former stand oppositeLewis Sanders, on Main-stree- t, Lexington.They return their sincere thanks for past pa-tronage, and hope by their strict attention tobusiness, to merit its continuance.THET HAVE ANn I5TESD KEEPING OS UANB,

An elegant assortment ofPlated Bridle Bits, Stirrufi Irons, iffc.

OF TUB MOST FASHIONABLE TATTEItNS,Which they will self much lower than hasever been sold in the western country . Coun-try merchants can be supplied at the Philadel-phia prices.

ALL KINDS OFCarriage and Harness Mounting, Carriageand Gig Sirings, Coich Lace, Fringe'

and Tassels. N

ALSO, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT 07Brass Candlesticks, Andirons, Shovels iff

Tongs, Door Knockers, Wc,Which they will dispose of very low for Cash,

ALL KINDS OF

Urass IVork for Machinery, ClockWork, iffc- -

CAST ON THE SHORTEST NOTCE.Still Cocks, Rivets, Gun Mountings, iffc.

ALWAYS ON HAND.They have just received an extensive assort-men- t

ofSaddlery, 6jc.

AH of which will be sold on the most reasona-ble terms for Cash.

GO Two or three Journeymen wantedto work at the white-smit- business.

Also, two or three Apprentices wanted to theabove business.

Two or three apprentices wanted to learnthe Silver Plating business.The highest price in Cash will be given forold COPPER, BRASS &, PEWTER

Lexington, April 4, 1S14. 14.tf

TO SADDLERS iff COACH-MAKER- S,

Parvicularlv.Silver Plating

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECU-TED Hr ROBERT STEEL, & Co.

OF FHILADELriHA.Who are now establishing the Silver Platingbusiness on Main-stree- t, in the house latelyoccupied by Mr. Bridges, the second doorabove Robert Frazer, where they intend keep-ing for sale a constant and general assortmentoi me most lasliionable SADDLERYUUAVJ1 U HARNESS MOUNTING,l ne subscribers having an establishment inPhiladelnhia. where tlini;n;r,ni -- t f.i,:

on theknown

will areelegant of

hiph they precisely at the Philadel-I- ,phia cash prices, with addition'.. of the'ear.nage. umers irom the country punctuallyattended to. 14-3- t

Greenville Snrinsrs.npHE takes this method to inform

me pumic mat he has taken Green,ville Springs, near Harrodsburg, and be

the 20th inst. receive boardershe pledges himself everything in his powersnaiiuu renaer me situation of thosewho may call him comfortable. The largeand numerous buildings on the premises willenable him to accommodate a large companHe will be supplied with liquors of every kirn!

his are large and shall be welfilled with hay.and grain of every he

Uiat by an unremitted attention toenabled to give general satis

faction.

April 2, 1814. 15-t- f

Assurunct Society.

JAMES WEIRCHARLES WILKINS ISJAMESTHOMAS BODLEY 3JOHN H MORTONVALENTINE PEERS. CParisV)

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five, 25 45 70exceed

20 35 loo

WILLIAM MACBEAN, CiemU

MR. GASTON'SBalloon and Fire Works,

IS FIXED FOR THE 7th OF MAY NEXT,is the permits, in a lot opposite the

Seminary.COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING PIECES 1

1. A Sun of different coloured sires,turning vertically.

2. The Lady's in grand Chinese sire,turning horizontally in different forms.

3. A Chinese Vortex, turning round a tabltin brilliant sire.

4. A Combat of sour Butterflies, of differ-ent colors, turning vertically in a largecircle of Chinese sire.

5. A Grand Chinese Chandelier, turning;horizontally, forming the rose of a water-ing engine. The cascade and parasol fur-nished with Roman candles and brilliantsheaves of

0. The Combat of the Sun and Moon indaz-lin- g

sire, terminated with the Polar-Sta- r,

and several fixed stars in Chinese sire andillumination, with a brilliant glory of sire.

The ascent of the Balloon will take place a.quarter of an hour before sun-dow- and be an-nounced by the siring of a cannon.

The sire-wor- will be preceded by three fly-

ing rockets and ended with a general illumina-tion of the Temple of Love, surrounded witha rich colonade, and dedicated to the ladies.The colonade turning in brilliant sires,sheaves, and other attributes. The bower ofVenus in Mosaic work of Chinese sire. Thewhole terminated with a cannonade of firepots,with a large bunch of flying rockets. Severalflying r.ickets between each piece of the en-tertainment.

Mn. GASTON will spare neither time norexpense to render his exhibition as entertain-ing as possible, and deserve as much encou-ragement from the inhabitants of this townas he has experienced at Louisville, where hissire-wor- have been twice exhibited with suc-cess.

An enclosure and benches will be constructsed for the purpose ; every attention paiAio me spectators.

A refreshments be sound within.Admittance one dollar Children half Drice-- .

Tickets to be had at Mr. John Postlethwait's,Mr. Wm Essex's Book-stor- Mr. Mentell'nstore, at the office of the Kentucky Gazette,and at the bar of the enclosure. No admit-tance without no money received atthe door.

11 Lexington, 14th March, 1814.

Town of Vevay.rjHOSE persons who have purchased inlotSi in the Town of Vevav. I. T. at the Dublin

' price of which was forty

Monday, the 16th day of May next, isappoint- -for them to meet in said town, and nur.

the '"Snest bidder, theprice to be notless than twenty dollars per acre, one fourthpaid in hand, the balance in 6, 12 & 18 months"

JOHN FRANCIS DUFOUR,Attorney in fact for John James Dufour'

April 2,1814. i4-4-p

To Merchants.Bank of Chillicothe issues Checks on

Philadelphia, Baltimore or Washington;City, payable sight, for a premium of haltper cent, and will receive in exchange, in ad-dition to its own notes and specie, the notes ofthe different Banks in Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessce.

J. WOODBRIDGE, Cashier.March 1814. 11-- llt

goods will be manufactured they have no chase at Private sale the out-lots- ,

in stating to the public, that their dltions heretofore made j and the pub-articl- es

be executed in the best and nea- -lic Benerally informed, that on the nexs

test manner, and of the most kind day the remainder said out-lot- s will be of--will sell

the

Subscriberthe

willready by to ;

oneioon

stableskind

hopeshe will be

II. PALMER.

AIACCOUN

15

weather

Double

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at

14,

--g Removal.DR RICHARDSON lias removed his Shop

iext door below Wm. Essex, jr and Co's book-itore- ,and oppssit3,tha court-hous-

lots April 11, 1SH