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JYfew; Bevies JVo 42. foZ. IIJ LEXINGTON, K. MOp)AY, OCTOBER u, 1816. Foz.,sp,

THE KENTUCKY GAZETTE

F. BRADFORD, .In. .

At Two Dollars per" armum, paid -. advimce, orTre DalUinanhi entity the Year.

' l '.ll, I,'Commission Warehouse

JEREMIAH NEAVE & SON,Of Cincinnati, Ohio,

Have elected huge and commodious

Brick Warehouses & CellarsTor tlie reception of all kiiids of Merchandise,

JMamitacturesnnd Piodnce, for Stoiage, and Saleon Commission, for lorw ai din;; by the nver or toeountrv mercliants. Bills and debts collected andpunctually remitied. made ami eene-rall- v

all BROKERAGE and COMMISSION BU-SINESS, transacted.

8tf February ID

JPauincnl to Inralhl Pqsioncrs.

I WILL attend at the house of Daniel Wei.seger, Esq in the town of I'rankrort, on;

tti3 first Monday in .November next, for thepurpose of paying the pensions due Invalids

within the District ot Kentucky, andcontinue three dajs for purpose.

uohp.rt crqckett,,Jlgent for Iniulid Pensioners,

40-- United Stale'srcj" Pinters nuthoiised to publish public silver- -

lisfmeiiM.vSllpJfiasslto give the above a pl&cq ro

tlnr naetjt'tjunherst bf November, and lor--'

wird thejr accounts for pajment. ' -

George Shannon.ATTORNEY AT LAW,

KEEPS Ii 3 ofiioe on Poplar 'Row, in the same,house occupied bj the Lexington Bunnell llatiK.

9- -tf Februan 25, 1S16

FOUR SHILLINGS Cash per bushel willbe given for good clean WHEAT, deliveredin Lexington, at the

Mlwvion Mills,Where constantly may be had

Superfine J'liUr at - - g2 5 r -.

a?jnp, do. - - 2 00 doSiap Stuff, - - " 1 25 do.Sorts, per iusJ.cl, - 17 J

JSran 0 12 1 2BRADFORD & BOWLES.

Alluvion Mills Sept 28. 40;-t- f '

CiASII WILL BE GIVENron '

t

"Wheat and Snelled Corn,On delivery nt thelone mill, W.iter.9treet,ty '"x&r AND. STAINTON

"Sept. 29. 40

FOR SALE,N a long credit, by giving bond and ap.proved secuiity, an

Elegant New Carriage.Apply to THOMAS T.TODD, Lexington, orJOHN TODD, neat Walnut-Hil- l. 0--

JUL1US GUIXAXJ), Watchmaker,HAS for sale an assortment of the most

fashionable

Watches and JewelleryOF. VIBT IjESCRIrTIOS.

ALSO

Clock and Watch Materialsof- - tut. nrsT wonKMA-ssijir- ;

AU of which will be sold low at reducedprices.

He keeps his shop two doors below Capt.Postlethv.aits tavern, formerly occupied by DrBoswell ns a shop and residence, wheie hemakes and repairs CLOCK and WATCHES inthe bet and neatest manner.

Lexington, Sept 23, 39

Bartlet & Cox,COMMISSION MERCHANTS,.

THANKFUL for past savours, beg leave to in.form their Western tiieiuls, th.-- t they ull continueto transact buMiess on commission as" formei Ij .

4-8- s, 8th Nov. 1S15

For Sale,THE HOUSE 5c LOT in Market street, now

occupied by Mr. Desforgcs, fust door below thenew Presbv terian Chuich, and third above" theEpiscopalian. For terms apply to Mr John L.Mil tin, or to the subset ibei, one amlone-iouit- h

miles noith of Lexington.JA3EZ VIGUS.

April 8, 1S1G. 16-- tf

Tobacco Wanted."IT Will advance Merchandise at the lowest.a. cash prices, to any of my acquaintance, onaccount of their present crop of Tobacco, to beleln ered in the leas-- at the Manufactory oflIr. Henry Kelly in Lexington, and I will allouthe highest price; at time of deliveiy '

AND STAINTON.July 13, 1816, 29-t- f

For Sale,Seven lo3 on Water Street, beginning below

Bridfoul & Bow les.St earn Mill, to the cornerot Spring street, oppqsite'the Play-lious- e, thewhole containing 200 feft front on Waterstreet, and upwards of 90 icetnn Spring street.-thi-s

ground will be so divided as to makeSeven Lots, of about 29 feet each, but is morer.greeable to pui chasers, wilFbe sold in largerlots.

One third of the purchase money will be re-

quired in hand on the balance, a liberalcredit will be given of one, two and threel ears. The title is unexceptionable, tlie situ-ation on one of Jhemost improving streets inLexington,. Apply to v

WILLIAM MACBEAN, orJOHN WRIGGLER OR I H.

June 20, 18JC. $.tf

LIST OJ? LETTERSEcwaimig in'fthe Past Office, aL Igzzturtm,

'(TctlberWtttnUfSUch fhotakendnTithree months, nvill be tent to the general PestOffice as dead letters.

AAshby William R. Andres StephenAverylCatlun 3 Alvis WalterAdams Christopher 2 Andqrson WilliamArmstrong Francis W.Allen Kich'd. -Adams PollyA) lis HenryAlexander Eobt.Amiss WilliamAitkin Robert S. 3 ;

Benning Perkins 2Brainaid John 2Marker John, Jr.Bruce HclvaButler Thomis L.Baker JoshuaBrent Hugh P. 2Dajly UobertUrcckenndge Wm.Bell MontgomeryHerrjman John H.Beck John 'II.Ball JohnBaxter Samuel A.Benton JesseItreckenridge Wm. 1Bemnger AlaryBeauchamp JohnBistos John B.Bradley JimesIjaklwm BenjrBeauchSmp J. W. '

Betehtle HenryBourne SarahBianky PaulBrackep JohnBuckner HenryItailv Charles or Jos.tUird JosephBute AlbertusBowler SallyBrooking Tlios. A.Bibb JamesBlackemore JohnBradly's James U WmBrown F.dy(Butcher) Solomon

Chinn FranklingCarr E'labftliCombs LpslieCarryl ReubenColeman LinseyCaverdale Rich'd. ,Cosby Eliza Jonas 2Cocke William A.Coyle John 2Chambers "Robert 2Clay AbramrCaVins JohnClnmbers WilliamCleek JacobCaMmeli ElijahCellars InsiahCuny ll Y.Close HenryCape Malnor T,Campbell ArchibaldCromwell BenjammGliamprey Mr.Clements Jo-hu- a

Cannon Willi$Cany JolinCuck JohnClailc .MicltaetChamberlaine Georg;Clinton IsaacCraig Jo-e-

Davenport FeterDawson JosephDeal Le MarquisDowney Robert 2Devour SamuelDowning JordanDunn r.benezer S.Dunn EbcnezerDodge David 3Downton RichardDickey JohnDuncan SamuelDicsou WilliamDukeminueer Juhn

Eftsthcm Richard 2Enos JohnElder MatthewEppersiwi ChesleyEadcs JamesEllis LittlcburyEllis Lewis C.Elder Andrew W.

Fry HenryFartson WilliamFrench Alfred 2Frazer MaryFrazer JosephPoster Archibald G. 3Fauntlexoy Wm. M. 2Paver John 2Flornoy Mr.Frayer Sarahrulton Andrew

Gray GeorgeGordon Trancis B.Goddard ArchelausGrey James 2Girdner MichaelGardner Elizabeth..Geib WilliamGibbons SarahannGrooms Elijah H.Gray ThomasGrimes CharlesGrimes JohnGilbert Sa.muel K.

Huston RobertHolmes RobertHicky ThomasHollvman MaryHuston SarahHall JohnHawkins Martin 2Hawkins ElizabethHigbee JohnHanly John II.Hamilton John 2Hall AlexanderHaller LewjsHardy JonathanHampton AndrewHawkins Smirtv

Atkins EllisArmstrong JohnAnderson James

Baldwin TleasanlHoggs Bobert. Jr.Harklow WilliamJloggs Robert, Sen.Hreedwill SaraliBrink Philip 2Bledsoe RichardBriedwell FieldenBullock Waller 2Biuin JosephBoworth NatlianielBell Joseph H.Bnone William 2Briscoe RalphBosworth WilliamBrown James M.Brjan SamuelBallenger FrancisRennet RichardBurnley Marian

lfedTord George A.Bryan Lewi?Bibb George M.Bovd JohnBarker Jnep'tBarker AnnBest SamuelBullock Mary . 4Bainhride Absalom 2Baxter George A.Breckemidge UobertBryan JohnButler Richard P.Breckcnndge .Us. D. 2Berrymin RichardAtidaule John 11. 2CClark JpmesCownnver I'e'erCleik Fayette Circuit

Court 3Coleman JohnCoalman Horacef'ofeimn Edtt-jr- 4

Claik JohnCojl PatrickColamaiv JamesCooke Sally

.Clay ficorgoCrockett JM .Clrtjdiao- - LimhryUolem in s.eur 'cCrun Kicl!i.u;;raucr al""yCamper Telm mC'ismond JamesCarter MormCarlan ThomasCom stock NancyCurd FrangisChinii'SiuvdiClaik W.lliam 2 .Crai,j James ,Catlett llairietCail RobertCam.pb.elt ArthurCampbell John 2,J)Davis David E.Dunnings SarahDawns BenjaminDonaho GolmanDivenpoTt WilliamDudley Ain&roseDougherty JamesDunUp WilliamDtwson &. llarcourtDavis M.Dillon D JohnDunn SamuelDjiikreus Thomas

rElliott CatharineEllis PowhaUinElliott JohnElder EdwardElliott .lamei Rev.Evans 1'rancisEllis WilliamEllis Thomas

PToster HughFisher John 2Fleming Wm- - Hon.Fears WilliamFord NathanielParmer Samuel W.Fergeson Johnrieming AnnPlournoy LawrenceToster Thomas

GGrady BenjaminGiegory PeterGalewood Thomas R.Garland PeterGaebs JohnGess JohnGorham GeorgeGpp William C.Gibson HughGibbons John H,Graves PeggyGray John

Hill RobertHaller BenjaminHeran James L. 2Upward SarahJIarrjs Thomas II.Hendron SamuelHamilton JamesHamilton ElizaHawkins Emily W.Harding Ellhuor JohnHarrison Thos, P.Hall JosephHapshell AnthonyHamilton John C.Hale W. M.Hendlev Jobn or Wra.

Hampton Eliza W. ""Ilamilton George,HendlyJolin jeuj4prsti .navidilaayasKjizs.T TWHwi6mHoUgTOnljaac HaUtead Alex'd.B.Ilndges FrancisHunt John

James

Hawkins Air. Hawfilns Samuel d.Horrcl John F jiHammondAsaHarp Conrad or GeorgeHawkins NicholasHenry Edward W. ,Hull JohnHarrison Join. fllaidy RichardHarp George JIartman J'cterHunt Enoch PollyHanes Simeon llliggins WilliamHcndrix, Edward Hopkins S.'Gen.Hicks William Hunt Wilson 2Helmes R. llenry JesseHickey Richard Helmes Thomai

Johnson Jacob jrvin Eliza V.Jones Trancis jrvin Mary 1).Johnsrn Thoma johrson MaryInskeep Josepli S. Jgnston William.Johnson Isaatf lames Hany2Inskeep Samuel Jefferesoh'nJimison William JohnsonTSoIomon

A'Kent Lesley Rise William(vnowlton jbram .Keen JohnKenney Robert 'lva.y Gabriel T.Reiser Adam Keen OliverKise Abraham

X,

Iane Alfred Lilley TofinLadington II. Larkin Leonel JamesLowrie Isabella Lendermari JacobIeeky AnjltEw Leacb Simeoi4'nji.C.iUMuUlAmBMefSalruaoayieaux eierL"av man JohnLiwrs Hector ?- -Lowndes V.Lane & DggsLaywell PeterLong JamesLakanal MonsitrLand John W.

Maddux "NancyMorgan Sar diMorgan WilliamMorgan DanielMatthew Chs. 2Maddifon Geprgg,Moore H .II-- 2Mmler JrTTin T.Maspn Stephen 2Mrrefee Benjamin

faddox WilliamMorton ElijahMorrison David C.Mills AbigailMason Peter 2Mvers JaoobMopl-Joh- li 1v.

Manitee JcuetMorris Thomas L. 2Mundav JamesMeudelliWilliamMadei'p'Elist.aMic lt..SHraneTDougTair

MayliiltyMoiiis Benjamin

M'Kciney JohniM'Carty JohnM'Calkuler JohnM'Cane JameM'Qoun JohnJM'Murry Prudence.M'Goun NeilM'lntire WilliamM'Gowsn ChailesM'Couu J. k It. U. 3.M Kenney John

Jeremiah .NelSbn Jolin 3QNesoii Robert L. Nelson MelissaNouyal M ichael Js Nesbett James J.Nepthaie.ni Mr. Noel Edwin

Peter C. F.

Qverton SamuelOfTutt Baniou'Outen Levey 2"Outen AnnOliver Mis".

Prewett William C.Peterson Wm. F.Price WilliamPaul Peter 2Pickett WilliamPildierJotmParrish DickinsonPorter WilliamPinkey Samuel II.Plummer RobertParry JohnPalmateer WilliamPresley John T.Peebles RobertPearl GeorgePmdell Mrs.Pcrcifull David M.Pardel Br.ajsPoinsett J. It 2Preston James At.Patterson SamuelParker JoLn

Read Thos. J.Allen

Robinson James.F.Randsdell JohnRussell AlaryRogers JeremiahRankirTAdam 3Russell Wm.Russell Stephen 2Redman FrancisRoose LeroyRichards ElizabethRoss George 2Rankin SamuelRice Wm II.Rogers JohnRimsey ThomasRussell Alary O,Rollins Samuel

Stout DavjdStout JnmthaiShelby JaniesSpark AlertiusSmiley JonathanSmith JohnStqele SamuelSnyder Philip 2

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Ump; William,UirftrAMKipnaru vvymeneaa ,

IiwryAl!enLees UrniimtiiLinkmfeMer BkrbaiyLay MollyLindsay James 2 'Louyze J. PeterLewis (JranvilleLtttle John P..1Mashall JamesMarshall FrancisMarsett LiseyMoote Reberca B,.

Mortin Jplm II.Myers JohnMurphe J.Mooie FrancisMaxwell GeorgeMiller AdamiMorriss ElizabethMaddoxNotlyMurfey HendersonMay JacobManuel C.atft,Magce'WjlliamMonroe PageMartin DavidMorrjs James,'Mo,u(itfSamuel L.Aloofe Y

ISxwell James D.ilushvL Ha,lTMnigomery Wm.JMiller Uobert, 5

McM'Clane WilliamM'lntiie FrankM'PlieJters'JamtsKI'Lughlin BachaelMTaWeTWm.M'RaytMaryM DonellCatharindM Itee James 2M'IsaC Isaac 2M. Gowen Elizabeth

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OHult Samuel tt. 2Odell Jackion 2Oliver John H.

Uannon Margaret

pRaceDriadxilePiatt ThomasPayne NathanPrentiss Thomas M.Pilciirr BdwafdPoage ElijahPrice EvansPgstcl SamuelPayton JacobPhillips WilliamPunchard Doct.Postel Philip S,Porter JamesPougue William L.Perry ElijahPreston WalterPieston WilliamPeaters JohnPool AnthonyPayne Danl. Al'CartyPoage Linsey

nRuth SamuelRankins ReubenRankin Nancyltansdell Augustus 5Rogers 'I homas H.Reieston RobertRitchison AlarthaRoddick GeorgeRichardson James H.Ralston SandyReed WilliamRobinson James 6Read RobertRussell NathanietRandall BnceReid Elijahlianey JohnRobinson HenryRector Enoch5Stuart RobertStuart JamesStuart AlvanStewart W'"'an 2Shannon NancySevergine SurahSteele JosephSeller HenryScott Hannah 3

Sharp RichardSilers JamesSinclate ThomasSmith William 2 "

Slaughter GeorgeSimpsom Wm. 2Stevenson ThomasSmith EliihaSimple RobertSay BenjaminStrong CharlesSliute PhilioSaleHumphieySwaggard John,Scothorn NathanScott JohnSands DanielSawreys Samuel

Tomlinson William 2Todd JohnTandy WillisTinsley AlarvJalbertJohn

i ayior,lamesTrout SarahTompkins JohnTaj lor SjlviaThompson Georgei jlcr HeniammTwedy DavidI aj lor RobertTurner EdwardTa lor EdwardTinnesson JosephThomas Reuben 2Tucker William

Utley William

Vernon Jc Skldmore -

v awter l nomas L.

Wilson & AndersonWeathend Wm 2M nley BenjaminWilliams KephemahWilson Russell F.Wilson James 2Witherspoon Jolin RWinn MaryWoolfolk WallerWlnnly JohnWagnon John P 2Walker EdmundWelmon CorneliusWright SamuelWest CharlesWalters BaibarvWalts Frederick 2Wallace Samuel AI D.Waller JohnWalls GeoWjatt Walter 2Wallace ThomasWallace James II.Withrow WilliamWiJIace Alary A.Williamson darretWyatt LucyWrght Pettes R.Wake Alexander 2"mim .leSSSWhite Chapman 2Webb Edward C.Whitehead Julia

Yates JohnYoung Kidge ,

lic that their

August 2.1816

furnish

Slills andcarry

Serlvpner JohnSmith Mary V. 2SirTitJUefforA;DjMSmith'Nichala'sjtock JoshiiaScantln James.Smith Mr.Seaborn JamesSierj Oreenbu'ry' 'Short John II.

'Sturgto' AaronScott WilliamStephens ThnmaStevens Reuben. 2 .

Stephen William P.Shaw John R. Airs.Slivers JohnSaeray ElizabethT1 hompsnn Mr.Taylor Samuel 2Tevel JosephTempleman Henrj'Tilford SamuelTowler JosephTa lor David A.Turnbull JamesTipton JohnTompkins Jane M.Tapp Nelson A.Todd WilliamTurnay David 2

hompson KittyThompson CliftonTod William'I horlpsun SarahTuilhunter HenryU, ' rtfndcrwood'Th'omSsr

ioung LeonardZ

Zimmerman Daniel '

JOIlNrOWLER.P. ALLexington, Oct J, 1816 41

FjIfiXIKGTON MANUtWCrOttYTHE Proprielois of this Extensive

are happy in announcinsr to the pubBuildings

continues

.Vanpelt Slmucl 3

rrWarden EthairiWhite Lucy

Virginia D.Wilson MosesVallace AlexandprVaIker Hampton 2

3Waibls ElizabethWilliamson WilliamWolfordJacoDWalker EiekierWhite JosephWest JohnWash JamesWilkins John"B 2Wall SamuelWarning Jbhnwebb GeorgeWastuman JamesWalker JamesWoolfolk Sowj elWallace Simon 3Watters Bladen 2 '

Wilkinson John 3Wilcox Ducius P.AVibon DavidWinchester Benjamin 2Walker Adam R.Wilson ThomasAVilliamson John

yui levWallace James'Wobbs Jacob

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Young'JohnYarnall Isaac 2

are completed and jlcir

36

of Copper, hieh en

BoilerstheBUSINESS,

iviacmrery in mil npcraiion.Tliey aie ready to lcceiveowlcrs for allk nds

and qualities ot BROAD CLOIHS, CAbl-AIERh-

PLAINS, FLANNELS, COATINGS,BLANKETS & NEGRO CLO ITIS j also FEL-TING- S

for paper makers, BILLl RDCLO fHStc. Vlso every description of PRINTING,WRAPPING and WRITING PAPER, PASTEBOARDS.FULLERS BOARDS, SHEVTUINGPAPEK, &c. Also, RECORD PAPER, andULVNK PAPER of superior quality of anydescription or to imitate any colour and quali-ty at short notice.

Having spared no labour or expense in procuring the best Alachmery and Workmen inthis country and from Europe the pi oprictorsaie confident that evei-- article of their manu-facture shall be equal in Quality to anvi mnort.ed from Europe or manufactured in the UnitedStates.

In consequence of their having an hand alarge stock of wool, the,f ropnetors do notwish to receive more at present, but will wantall they can obtain in a sew months, for vvh.chthey will give the highest prices paid in anypart of Aineuca. They will however at alltimes exchange the goods of their Alauafactorytor Wool or Rairs. Persons desirous of sellinn--

aiutK. ur pnrciiasingor ordering goods, willplease applv at said factory, or to . 'C & M. D.RICHARDSON, or J & T. G PRENTISS.

Stills for Sale.The Subscriber has on hand. Stills ofdifTer

ent sizes and of the best quality, which he willsell lowfor cash. He has lately received fromPhiladelphia a quantityables him to

Of any size, at the shortest notice. He alsoto on

TINNINGas usual

1

vv

Two or three JOURNEYMEN TINNERSwould be employed, to whom tlie highestwages will be given. M. FISHELLexingtop, October lj 1316". 7 tf

Allen &' Grant,Oommi$suni3IerchunlslUlsburgJtf

Inform their friends in the Western Cbiintry.tUatthey have removed to the Ware-hous- e lately oteir.piisd by G. ?i C. AnshuU Trnm the superior

of their Ware-hous- and itiproximitvjtothe liver, the Afercliants of Kentucky will findiaothejr advantage to consign to Ihem.

RittsbnrRhvMav,fi.

, Downing Sc Qrant,- -

Have jnst received fiom Philadelphia and Salt!-mor- e,

and arc iiovv opening at theiy-.'stdi- e onShoit-stree- t, (between Mill and Alain Crossstreets) Lexington,

A GEJfETVlL ASSORTMENT OF

, GROCERIES,AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING.;

Susrar.CofTee,Teas,Choc.oI.ate; s

Ginger,Alace,Cloves,Allnice,Black Pepper,Caj enne loNutmtgi,Cinuamoii,M ustai-d- ,

Allum,Indijn,

' Aladdcr,CoJlnel-a,-,

BnmstonewjartW

-- iHSi-V -,i.iid,r every

rinx Seed Oil. AVmllow5cc. &c. All of vvhichCash. j

House and sien rJuitinz. Panetinc! and Glazmi-done as usual

They viish toscllorrent their Oil Mill in Lcxinron. , Nov 2i,

Raisin;

Dissolution of Partnership.THE FIRAI OF

Parker & GravesIS THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent."

Allde'itsilue to or from the late concern, will besettled by William W Graves

JAMES P PARKER.WILLIAM w graves;

Lexington, April 11, 1816. 1-7-

Williani IV. Grhves, f'

In addition to the late stock, is just receiving a freshsupplv of MERCHANDISE, suitable for thePresent and aimroachms seasons! consisting of

Dry Goodsj Groceries. Hardwarer xoungnjautiqueens, - - vvines

Glass Si Aho HChina s Brij'lx

NEW A,-- CHEAP GOODS.

("No 47, Main-Stree- t Lexington,JHas jdst received and opened an extensive

assoitment of

, FRESH DRY GOOI),Among vvhich are the following articles i

BROAD CLOTHS & CASSIAIERS,A great Variety of CALICOES, iCAMBRICS, ,Satin, Stripe, Cordedslam, UooC and LenoFigured do. doElegant worked muilm

Toprintine-omc- vi I

Prunes,Almonds,

f2r.i i c. ,--VUMl OLrUCrt,-- !

icei O,!,- -

CastorScoUNMoccoln TJSm,ff

d C'neese.Salt,SliadIIerrins,Wash BShaving Soap,P.pf-s- ,

WooiIen Cocks,QrejaV.3,

"XXjmv-rc-scsniiE-

Snanish Wluirrp-- . ffi.fiv.GUss. PanVi ftV roomt.

Uiey v ilPsell veiyTow for

1815.

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Tmperi d n

and do.AIUSL1N,

do- - v .

ROBES. '

Public.to the Kentuckv

on mv busmrss in it

point ofdmabititslwill

Jjive necessary

JIali.

Variety Gingham9Do. HV.NDKEUCHIEFS,Do. 4qrs IRISH LINEVS,

5 qrs. do. SHEETINGSPlain and changeable SILKS,Gond assortment RIBBONS, VESTINGS''DIMITIES, Furniture DIAHI'lES, SilkCotton HOSIERY, Silk and Kidd GLOVES,SATINNETTS, VIGONETS, domestic Ging.hams and SIIIRTtNGS, a variety f FANCYARTICLES, &c

1 he above goods were pursbased in New-Yor-

at the lowest Cash prices, and will basold low purchasers are respectfully invitedto call and examine for themselves.

Lexington, May, 18. 21tf.

theMY ''hop is next door

here

ya

ills,

WJH"5K':v.

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Figured

carrv

insiruc- -

and

&c.

severs! branches of SADDLING & MILITARYAUUUUlllLiHBNT MAKING. I tender mygrateful acknowledgments to my customers for thedistinguished patronage I baveieceived from them..My fi lends and the pu bhc ire assured of prompt ac.commodations. I feel confident that vi'Ji the ofsome ot the best woi kmeti ami a constant supply ofthe most choice materials, I shall be able to render-ampl-

satisfaction to those who may please to savourme with their apphcauotis by order or otheru tse.

JOHN BRYAN.January 22.

0 Patent Elastic Saddles.A word to those iiho are fond nfeasy ridingsThe complaint against hard and uneasy saddles.'

which is for the most part ajust and general one, andis really a great grievance to those who have-muc-

riding to do, has caused me to turn my mind parti-cularly to that subject, with u view is possible to re-medy the evil I can with confidence assure thepublic that I have accomplished it I have project-ed a plan which is by means of strong and well ternpered steel springs, so constructed as to support the:saddle scat Sc give much greater ease to both i ider Schorse, than saddles made m the common way or anyother that I have ever seen, can possibly do. Theplants enu'iely uifTerent from tlie English elasticsaddles with sp'ringbars ot steel, whalebone, 5ic. anilalso horn thost. with wire sjinngs, and I conceivemuch superior to either, as the elasticity is greater,and tlie ti ee not being put out of it3 m iginal form,will not be sulyect to hurting horses on journe) s,w Inch 13 compla'ned of In thesaddlcs with springbars. A number of gentlemen in this town and itsicmitv, have those saddles nowsin use, and but one

tentiment I behev e caists among them in savourtheir seperioi it) The invention is equally as appli-cable to ladies saddles as to gentlemei.s'. Anj per-son desirous of purchaling those easy saddles, is atliberty first to make trial ot one and liidtf of theirease for themselves. In

the

aid

6i

warrant them equal to any other saddles, and" supe- -i lor to most ,

(Tjr I have obtained a. Patent from the UnitedStatesfor this invention, and am leady to dispose ofpatent rights to Saddlers, for other eounies orstates Is required, lavillfuinisha trteith springs'ready filed and strained, which 'may servers aono- -lel to woi k by, and will

tion.