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f i jge&eSffifiSSSSasjsiSsss risrR v ?mZZ3S&. 3ft Jfeae ' To soar aloft o Fancy's wing fj AMERICAN ECLOGUES No. 11. THE AMERICAN WARRIOR. TTRITTEX BY A CAROLITUAN-i-O- R PVBLISIinD IN tNGLAND. Virtus rctlddens immorilis moti Cceliun, negata tentat Itervia Ccrtufque vulgares etudara Spcrnit htmium fugiente Penna. AT that dread h6ur when midnight liades the iky. And twinkling planets roll their orbs on high, The 1ad Carrandoc llt his native Home. Compcll'd through drear Columbia's wilds to roam Pensive he movM, by bitterell cases oppreft, And thuspour'dfoi th theforrows ashisweau: ' Curse nnth' alfidioufiy deceitful loss! ' (n vjin would f6rce their trejehery oppose "Envelop'din the solemn fliades of right, ' Our ton was hufii'd, extinguilli'd ever-y- i light " No hollow aiurmers breath'd along the vale, ' No echoes whifper'd in the gentle gale : " At length a sudden yell jshear'd around, " And all Altania IhudderM at .lie sound: " Conius'd, amazM each warrior lest his bed, ' And rufYd upon the snare the traitou furead 1 fl, ' Pa. t tlicirvarm and fierce to combat ' And partreclin'd in sleep ignobly die; All wild at random deal the deadlv blow, '' The javelin this prepares, and that the bow : "But moll, alas; with groans jield up their breath, .deatli- - " And leave the bonds of sleep for those o " Loud conquering (houts and dlfinal fh.ieks, arise, ikies 41 Trom all Siouhd the clangor mounts the 44 soon as thefedreadfnl sounds aflault mine eir, 41 1 wield the ace and brandilh high my spear : 44 To jjin the war my gallant men I call, " And bid them conquer or as bravely fall. ' Full many a warrioi sell beneath ray hand, 44 CUfu'd the cold earth and bit th' enfanguin'd sand, fright 44 Whiltt horror hand in hand witH w lid at t Stalk'd thro' the ranks or hover'd o'er the . sight. 44 Now clouds of arrows whizz'd along the ah1 1 44 Whilit wrapt in flames the cottages appear ; 41 On every side Ihrill female (hrieks relbund, 44 AflJ-ilau- tei'd heroes ftrew'd the mourn- - ful ground. 4 My dear companions all at length were (lain, 44 'When impotent the battle to sustain, 44 While yet the grais was tipt with midnight dew, I slew j H. 4 Thro. hostile ranks, thro' slaughtering foes 44 Till quite o'ercome I reded in this gloom, 44 Where soon I trull to meet my hapless doom 44 C3nthislonefare(t peace of mind bellow! 44 Or ease a wretch whose hle's surcharged with woe ? 44 Can I my nation and my griefs furvivc J 41 No honor, glory bid ine tease to live ! 41 Thick clouds' oflmokeafcsnd the lucid Uties, 44 Lo ! even now the glaring flames arile ! 44 And hark! theconqueroi's ihouts alTail my ear, . tear ! 44 While groans of horoes urge the fruitless 14 FarewedJ(.ye dreary wilds! for now I go ' to ifjfjjeaceful realms unknown to woe; 44 Whose vales are blooming with perennia. flowers, 44 And meadows watevM by refreifiingihovvers, 44 There lliall I see my lov'd Lamuna's made, 44 Stray o'er the fields and haunt the bloffom'd glade ; 44 Clasp to my breast the idol of my heart, 44 And oh I (the pleasing tho't) no more t part . 41 But while (lie wanders spicy vallieso'er, 44 I'll huni the ftagorroufe themountainboa 44 She glides before me on the gentle wind 44 And bids meTSJ&fe, to tarry long behind ! 44 I corns Y'.sH Kiftu'na dear I come? 44 And joyful feekoilrtbinbracej of the tomb ! -- , Ctran loc piling da" weapon inhis breast, Clo'd his dim eyes and gave his soul to rest ! T, R. S. 4 Triffes, light as ainft . ONCE, said a cuaker, in a dispute Jf concerning the propriety of titles, I bad .thf honor to be in company with an Ex 11 -- ..j tj. ur tj: t?. -- t ccuciicy dim u xigiiiicis nio javci. encv Was ihe mof ignorant of his fpe. eies, and his Highness meafqred j(1 foui feet eight inches without his fnoes. ALPHONSO, king of Arragon, says. tb to makt a marriage happy, the hnf-bafi- d should be deaf, and the wise blind that he fhon!dnot hear the reproach es cf hi', wise, nor (he see the errors of licr hufhand. ' Married, lntely 111 p, jMr. William Lorgf:l,ow, to Mrs. Eh-t'ibd- Short. There are fume good mat-che- i, some bad matches, and even fomt happy matches ; but this may be said to be no mat;b at all. 1 00 Dollars reward. "O AM awav from the fubferiber, living in J ' Knox conn .Uichland creek, Kentucky, the 26th day rf Auault lalt, a 7 Noern Man r,?md jsTAT, abnor 27 ydars of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 imhej hiph. he is neither a coal Mick nor a ve'low rut bet vern the fvo; ' hnir denotes a mu latt.r. which he 'orrirl tied behind artdf!dt tf A h"- eir 'nrk. imoitb faCP. he is brander' "p-rii- te jaxv with an O, and en the throat, a w sciu with 0 knifo, which has lest a smart ca7 ; when queiTicred close he cannot utter a "rrl for Tome nnie, Sut will n 44tit, tit,' i'i ' 'irn t(,e no d w'l come out ihirp and 0 r 1: ! do fnppofe ' e is copcealed by some v " 'n or villains, vho will prounbly attempt t ' e nim over the Ohio. I will give the aH c t for the vllain aod negfo, or 20 mll-'f- ir the rtero alone; and whoever se- - li&l te rnd neg'o ann villain 'nany jail. To fijtl tor h m, than have the above reward, ' rt hi rp'fu.-ibl- e charges paid, is brought r," .. to me. 1'lcmas cjjbnsu. anuary,j4. i?,:,. 1v JOHN POPE, 11 AS removed to Lexington, and will PRACTICE LAW in the General Court, and in the Fayette, Teffa- - mine, Clarke, Bourbon, Montgomery and Maaiion Circuit Courts. tf November 1 0 th, 1803 THE SUBSCRIBER EING abouttoremovetoWocd ford, calls upon those indebted him, to settle their accounts as peedilv as poffible, to enable him to anlwer demands againlt him. iiiouia any persons call in for thispurpoie, Mr Dudley or iflr. Fifliback's will settle with them. The balances due Ridge-l- y and Fifliback, Dr. Fifliback will receive; and such persons as have accounts against mo individually, will leave them with Mr. Dudley or Davidloli. F. RIDGE.LY. Jan. sotli, 1804. ' i?ri 5AIE X U1V CJ.ll.i.A., A MERCHANT MILL SAW MILL, and DlSJULERT, Situate on the waters of Silver creek, in Madison county, about six miles from the court-hous- and ten miles from the Kentucky river, to which is ann1?rrl unanes of LAND. The ltrfam and seat are equal to art in the state, and the mills and distil lery in prime orderl For terms ap ply to the fubferiber on the premi ROBERT PORTER. Madison county " 061. ift, 1803. J tf , State of Kentucky. Montgomery Circuit court, October term, 1801 arrow, Joleph Yardley, Mellon") riMKetr. and Martha his wile lite vlar- - viiJMia rdley, Sally Yardley, Kobert Tor- - fgran dElizdbeth his wise, late Elizabeth xa'iney , and Nancy Yardley and Willi am Yardlev, infants under the age of Ji years, by Nelson Hackett, their next friend, which Martha, Sally, Elizabeth, Nancy and William, are children, and heirs at law of William Yardley deceaf ed, and Wiles Cook and Arthur Connally, J against William Hayes I: Weather Smitli,Defen3ants In (Juincery. WILLIAM HAYES, one of the defendants u having ehtered his ap pearance herein agie l to law and the rules of this court, and . .earing to the fatisfac- - tion of the court tint lie ispo inhabitant of this state it is ordered that he doappearhere on the first day of their next Aprtl term, and answer the complainants' bill -- 'that a copy of this order be inierced m one of the pubuck news papers' in the state, for two months inother polled at the door of the court house of this county, nd one at the door 01 the lJreibyTenan meeting house, in fount(lerling, some Sunday immediately aster divine service. (A copy.) Telle M. Harifon, C. M. C G. Montgomery county fSl. OSlobtr 24th, 1803. T EN up by William Frame, ing in Montgomery county, ifrabie rlet creek, one BAY MARE, TfhCUt I'i hands high, and about 15 varsTjkl a small blaze yi fier ace. no brand perceivable-VAlj- n, A Bay Tearino- Horse'Iiblt, no brand The two appraiTed t6 2c dollars, betore me. William Orearj. p. SSSfesr- - 1 WILLIAM ROSS, B007 6? SHOE MAKER, T7AS on hand a large alTortinent IX, of BOOTS & SHOES, which he intends lelling at reduced prices JJ C. Brown top. Boots, 8 Black top do. 7 Three quarter do. 5 3, is foxed, . 6 Half do. j, is foxed 5 5 Mens' lined & bound Shoes, a Mens kip-lk- do. 1 75 .vlens' cCarfe do. t 5 Womeris' blippers from 1 to 1 '2.5 C! II 01 . A.., OU1U11 OIU'CS iHCumiii!. At theft low nrices.notruft ne?d be expedled. He means to sell aU these prices" through the couife of the year. N. B. Any gentleman thatwifhes . riii.ntitv of anv of the .!,.. vV ilU nr.res will still be , , ' uinetly. tf .i PUBLISHED, I jid for file at this' Office .Price 4V5, Political, Commercial and Moral REFLECTIONS On the the. late caflion of L OU IS I AN A To the Uirfted States fy Allah S. Migrvu'ex. w REMOVAL. 7M ACCOUN &? TILI'ORD Havc-remov- ed their v STORE To the House formerly occupied by Messrs. Saul, and Ceo. TkoT?zk. July 2.6th, 1803. CASH, f Will be given for TALLOW L? OIEESE, a x. the Bake-flio- p, oppoflte Lewis Sanders U. Co's llorc, next door to the Nail Fftory. Main street, Lexington A Values WORK HORSE, For Sale for Whiskey. Subfcriaer will purchase Good .faifiptted Crop Tobacco ', at any 01 the ware houles on the Ken- tucky river, or on the Ohio river at or below Limcltorte, for which he will give CASH, and MERCHANDIZE at cilh once. Any person who has a confide-labl- e quantity of Tobai co for sale, may be actomodafd with bills of exchange forfuch part of the amount as will be agieed on. WLLIAM WEST. BROWN and WEST'S PATENT' WOODEN STILLS- - HA-V-E been in use for some time, in Br vnn ity of Lexington, and have re- - 'ffs-if'- le mod unequivocal approbation o'lt than two hunded Praflical u: tine rs, viiote ceitincates couja ut cafily piocured. ' Any common carpenter or cooper can conftrud a diftilleiy on this plan, in thiee or sour days, and the cofl of stills which will contain 500 gallons, will not exceed 100 dollais. Spirit (of bigb proof and free from all disagreeable taste is produced by one operation, which saves the expence and trouble qi doubling. Thefeftills work more than thiee times as sad as the boWnoti Iblls and require a very small quantity of fuel. Gentlemen, who are delirous ot pur- - chasing the Patent Right i?irPieafe'to0aS ties or iingle diltilleries, w ply to the Patentees in :xington, Ken- - tucky. I he price 01 Hightsto indiviauals 50 dolIar3. 7f 70) BEES-WA- VATED at the Store of Seitz & Johnson, Lexington, tf Dec.'io, 1803. HpHE fubferiber returns his most " fincers thanks to his friends and the publicl; at large, for the encou- ragement he has received in the pro-fecuti- of his buiinefs, and takes this method to inform those who may wilh to employ him, that heuiu con tinues to carry on the Well Digging buhnels in Us various branches, both for Fresh arjd Salt Water, and hopes that his experience in the digging one hundred and eighty odd wells, will entitle him to suture encourage ment from the publics. He has valuable Stone Quarry, open in tl;u?nv viciuity of Lexington, where he wim have always on hadfov the next sea- - son, suitable flones for any paits off building in plain work. '1 hose who apply lhall be festsd at the shortest notice, with punctuality. He will give good encouragement to two 'or three hands who underfland blow- ing rocks. JOHN R. SHAW. -- Lex. Dec. 1, 1803. tf John Robert ShaAv, who now excells, In blowing rocks and digging wells ; l.an water lino By the new As well the fresh, so well the 79 Since conjurors became In telling where faltvater lies f In hopes 1 lhali not be iorfook, I've try'd the art ol Mr. Cook. And. to my friends I do declare, A witch I never was before. Before my miller doth get ricS, Come unto me, the art I'll teak. No fiipend of myfrient1 1 take, I'll fliew them all for Friendfliip's sake ; Ifhen all that wilh. to dig fait yells, May eafyleain that Shaw excelli. STATE OF KENTUCKY. Mafotl Circuit Court, fft. November, Term, 1S03 orfituof Jifties Ed- - t Vyawfs, dectxled, J h is or- -, Tv ortbree APPRENTICfmPla:"af'tb'(.hi.5,a"or;ey' do 1 1 r r - appear wamea lu mc wuvc ""-- . lWi,, .1,., tu,rA A f th. t T- - TUST . , . . .Wsliani Wtsod, and defendants otheM, IN CHANCERl'. It T j. r. L IV .!..- - -- ..... a appearing larisi.iciorny iu cue luui i A that the said defendant, William Wood, is n't an inhabitant of this cpm monwealth On the motion of the said landanfwei the complainant's bill or that the same fnatj be taken as conferred. iThat a copy of this order be inferred in 'ome authoiifed paper, two months. succefilv;ely ; that another be poPLed at' the door of the court houle of 'Mason county, and that this older be yubirli-c- d some Sunday, immediately iifter di vine service, at'the" doTlr of V.ie Baptist meeting houle m Wa(hingrn. (A copy.) j ette, FRANCIS TAYL'DR c. it .e.c. f iS-- j FAIR SPECULATION ON VALUABLE LANDS, To Sdl at moderate prices for Six oiEjght years credit Viz. 3705 Acres ati.f nuiuthj)! Ir.d11.11 ireck, iiom tlKDUbio, in a fiounlhing fettlemert. on Hed river, bi.n.cb ns Keutvcky nve'r. 2295 acres at the mou,tlT jpf" Hly creek, including prozen creek, brajtljie ot the Ken- - tucky river, about 9 miles aT$i? its time folk1;, "s 267 acrts on the foik of Rock Caf p".id down, the nne .it fx reiUt tie river. yens credit, vyith imereft paid arnual'y 300 acres on Southern bank of Kentuc- - Bonds and approved lecurities will be re-- ky river, opposite the mouth Hickman queried for payment cf the interest and creek. for principals. 2000 acres including the main branch of Inlperteri produce will be received at mar Welth'6 creek, waters of Green liver. ket pric lor half of the annual interest, 209 acres in tnCvillinois grant, 918 poles the other half mail be paid in cam. wFor further information apply to ihe Printer in Lexington, to Robert Craddock in Danville, to Thomas Howard in llichmnod, Madison county or to. William auaautn uiare county. 7E. IJEBr GREEN, YELLOW BROWN DYING. L.W. color cotton linen with J hot dye, which I will warrant toitand, or return the money, nd on as reasonable terms as any dyer in Lexington. I will dye wool a deep rtlufe at is. 6d. per pound. VjMie sign of the Golden Boot h xShoe, in the' old court-hous- e, aprner of Main & Crofs-flreet- s, liexingtort. September 13th, 1803. N. B. Is you want to have your cotton coloured free from spots, tye yotircuts loose. H. C. TOBACCO WANTED; VWKR Baylor &? Son; VANT to purchase a quantity of INSPECTED TOBACCO, At any of the ware-houle- s on the river, tor which they will give Cash and Merchandize or ll Cash iri nine months. Apply at their store opposite the msyket-houf- e, in Lexington. September 27, 1803 N ail Manufactory. A .,., GEORGE NORTON, ES this method of informing s friends, and the public in ge- - ncTal, that he continues( carrying on the NAIL MANU1ACTUK7, On Main street ; and has on hand a Harge alforfment ns Cut and Hammered VAILS, of the best quality, SPRIGS MADS, &c. which will sell at the moll reduced pricjes for Cafli. A large quantity, of BAR IRON of the bell quality, from t'ie iron works of Benner and Dorfey, a'jfo for Lexliigron, January 9, 1804. State as Kentutky. Fayette Circuit court, September term, 1803. Robert Mitchell, complainanp, agtinlt Ak xanjkir M'Connelano Robert Pat- - XT son, defendants. IN CHANCERY- - defendant, M'Connell, having ailed to ejiter his appearance here-reeeah- le As to law and the rnles of thMTec tirt, and. it appearing to the fatif-- SRtioi ol the court, that be is not an nhabitant of this" commainv'ealth On the motion of the complainant, by his Lounfcl, it 1 ofdered that the said de fendant do Appear heie on the third day of our next March Court, and answer the complainant's bill ; that a copy ol this order be inserted in the Kentucky Gazette or Herald, according to law ; another polled .at the door of the court house for Fayette County, and that this rder be publimed on some Sunday," 1m- - ediately alter divine lervice, at the door of the Prcfbytefian meeting house in Lexington. (A copy) ' TeQ , THOs. BODLEY, c. r. c. c. r.tT TOR SALE, ' The Valuable Stallion, SILVER HEELS, WHICH flood 'at Mr. Edmund Bryant's, JefTaroine county, the past season, and covered between 90 marcs. 1 he nedizree of this brfe is good, and may be feen'by re ference to the Stud Book for the year' 1803, or to the fubferiber, in Clarke county. One or two years credit will be given on giving bond and security One or two geldings would be received in hand ifprefer-ret- l by the purchaser. H. TAYLOR. August 7th 1807. tf - r ALL persons are hereby against taking an aflignment ona NO'l'E, given by'me to Robert Ruflf, for 170 gallons of whilkey, mable in fdur months, and dated earljMn the present month ; as I am determined not to discharge the same, until he complies with his con tract, in coniequence or wmen tne said note was given. William Brotvn. Feb. 13, 1804. 3 Xt 22CO acres a!nrr, the hu-- ol tie river North tenths the ol tie the the and he sale. and Kafkafl-.ias- , "near the town ol that name, grants ol the state of Virginia. Will be lo!d even by small tracts lor tbc accomodation oi the pnrcharer, one tenth eon 1P. f 3f.ew VALUABLE .PROPERTY FOR SALE. 700 acres Military Lind, o" Brum creek, N. W. T. ivl-.- o ' roi'4 crofTes from Limestone to Cl J'i . hi ; this traft contains about th-i- e . dr--- acresof rich bottom, the rein f er is well timbered; has on it a gooj rriU fqat, and is an excellent stand for apuu-li- c, house. 500 acres ditto-ditto- , lying on Clover Lick creek, a branch of the East fork of the Little Miami, N. W. T. in a good neighboihood, abojJt three rnties from Dunhams-Tow- n, seven from'Willlams-bur- g, and eleven to twelve from the O-h- io river. 1000 acres ditto ditto, lying on Bruft. creek, a sew miles from New Market, N. W. T. 500d acres, lying on Bank Lick creek, Kentucky, part of two trafts, contain- ing 600d abres, surveyed and patented for William Jones. 4000 acres, Clarke county, Kentucky, part of a trac of eight thousand acres, surveyed and patented for Richard Chin-nevort- h. 3332 2-- 3 acres, Mason county, Ken- tucky, part of 5000 acres, furveyedand patented for George Underwood. 1 200 acres, Mason ptinty, Kentucky, surveyed and patented foi Moody and M'Millin. 1 000 acres Military land, en the wa ters of Ruffell's creek, Green river. 325 acres, Jefferson county, Kentuc- ky, about sour miles from Louifvdle, 40 aeres of this traft'i cleared. 116 -2 acres,Fraklin county, Kent- ucky", on the Noith fork of Elkhorn, about six nnlles from Frankfort ; on this tract are confiaerable improvements. ,A HoufeijlAvell improved Lot in the town ot .Parts, on Main llreet, and. adjoining Mr. Hughes's tavern. An Inn and Out Lot in said town. LyiUfd.a House and well improved Lot in tins place. X.The above described property will be 1old low for Gsa, Hemp and Tobac- co, or on giving bond with pood focuri- - ty, a considerable credit may be had For further particulars enquire of An drew F, Price, attorney in fast for (or to the fubfefibers. JOHN JORDAN Junl JQHN A. SE1TZ. Lexington Kentucky, ? January 14th, 1803-- 5 Jf State of Kentucky. ' Fayette Circuit Court, September term, 180 J. William Gooch, complainant. against Benjamin Turner, "J j Richard Higgins, U - defendant;. ! Robert Ruflel!, J - Tj, IN CHANCERY. " THE defendant, Benjamin Turner, sailed to enter his appear-enc- e herein agreeable to law and the rules of this court, and it appearing to the fatisfadYion of the court, that he is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth On the motion of the complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered that the ("aid defendafit do appear here on the third day of our next March Court and an- fwer the complainant's bill ; that a co- py of this order-b- e inserted in the Ken- tucky Gazette or Herald, according to law ; another polled at the door of the court honfe for FayeHe county, and that this order be published on some Sunday, immediately afterdivine service, at thedoor ol the Frelbyterun meeting house in Lexington. (A copy.) I CllC, l nU! 15VJ0JL.X. 1 , C. T. c .c. J 7 State of Kentucky. Fayette Circuit Court, September term, 1805. William Sullivant, complainant, against Thomas Montague, defendant, . IN CHANCERY. 7", THE defendant having sailed to enter!iui herein agreeably to law and"" the rules of this court, and it appearing t the fatisfaaiorj of the court, that he isnotaa inhabitant of this Commonwealth on the mo- - & tion of the complainant, by his counsel, it i ordeied, that the defendant do appear liereoa the third day of our next ?.farch term, and answer the complainant's bill that a copy of this order be inserted in Hie Kentuckv Gazette or Herald according to law; another ported at the door of the court house for Fayette county; and that this order be publiihed Ob some Sunday immediately aster divine service, at the door of the Presbyterian meeting house in Lexington. A copy. TcAe Tbomas t,d!(ye.T,c.e,
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jge&eSffifiSSSSasjsiSsssrisrR v ?mZZ3S&.
3ft Jfeae' To soar aloft o Fancy's wing fj
AMERICAN ECLOGUES No. 11.
THE AMERICAN WARRIOR.
TTRITTEX BY A CAROLITUAN-i-O- R
PVBLISIinD IN tNGLAND.
Virtus rctlddens immorilis motiCceliun, negata tentat Itervia
Ccrtufque vulgares etudaraSpcrnit htmium fugiente Penna.
AT that dread h6ur when midnight liadesthe iky.
And twinkling planets roll their orbs on high,
The 1ad Carrandoc llt his native Home.Compcll'd through drear Columbia's wilds to
roamPensive he movM, by bitterell cases oppreft,And thuspour'dfoi th theforrows ashisweau:' Curse nnth' alfidioufiy deceitful loss!
' (n vjin would f6rce their trejehery oppose"Envelop'din the solemn fliades of right,' Our ton was hufii'd, extinguilli'd ever-y-i
light" No hollow aiurmers breath'd along the vale,
' No echoes whifper'd in the gentle gale :
" At length a sudden yell jshear'd around," And all Altania IhudderM at .lie sound:" Conius'd, amazM each warrior lest his bed,' And rufYd upon the snare the traitou
furead 1 fl,' Pa. t tlicirvarm and fierce to combat' And partreclin'd in sleep ignobly die;
All wild at random deal the deadlv blow,'' The javelin this prepares, and that the bow :
"But moll, alas; with groans jield up theirbreath, .deatli- -
" And leave the bonds of sleep for those o
" Loud conquering (houts and dlfinal fh.ieks,arise, ikies
41 Trom all Siouhd the clangor mounts the
44 soon as thefedreadfnl sounds aflault mine
eir,41 1 wield the ace and brandilh high my spear :44 To jjin the war my gallant men I call," And bid them conquer or as bravely fall.' Full many a warrioi sell beneath ray hand,
44 CUfu'd the cold earth and bit th' enfanguin'dsand, fright
44 Whiltt horror hand in hand witH w lid att Stalk'd thro' the ranks or hover'd o'er the
.sight.44 Now clouds ofarrows whizz'd along the ah1 1
44 Whilit wrapt in flames the cottages appear ;41 On every side Ihrill female (hrieks relbund,44 AflJ-ilau- tei'd heroes ftrew'd the mourn- -
ful ground.4 My dear companions all at length were (lain,44 'When impotent the battle to sustain,44 While yet the grais was tipt with midnight
dew, I slew jH.
4 Thro. hostile ranks, thro' slaughtering foes44 Till quite o'ercome I reded in this gloom,44 Where soon I trull to meet my hapless doom
44 C3nthislonefare(t peace of mind bellow!44 Or ease a wretch whose hle's surcharged with
woe ?
44 Can I my nation and my griefs furvivc J
41 No honor, glory bid ine tease to live !
41 Thick clouds' oflmokeafcsnd the lucid Uties,44 Lo ! even now the glaring flames arile !
44 And hark! theconqueroi's ihouts alTail myear, . tear !
44 While groans of horoes urge the fruitless14 FarewedJ(.ye dreary wilds! for now I go' to ifjfjjeaceful realms unknown to woe;
44 Whose vales are blooming with perennia.flowers,
44 And meadows watevM by refreifiingihovvers,44 There lliall I see my lov'd Lamuna's made,44 Stray o'er the fields and haunt the bloffom'd
glade ;44 Clasp to my breast the idol of my heart,44 And oh I (the pleasing tho't) no more t
part .
41 But while (lie wanders spicy vallieso'er,44 I'll huni the ftagorroufe themountainboa44 She glides before me on the gentle wind44 And bids meTSJ&fe, to tarry long behind !
44 I corns Y'.sH Kiftu'na dear I come?44 And joyful feekoilrtbinbracej of the tomb !
-- , Ctran loc piling da" weapon inhis breast,Clo'd his dim eyes and gave his soul to rest !
T, R. S.
4 Triffes, light as ainft .
ONCE, said a cuaker, in a dispute
Jf
concerning the propriety of titles, I bad
.thf honor to be in company with an Ex11 -- ..j tj. ur tj: t?. -- t
ccuciicy dim u xigiiiicis nio javci.encv Was ihe mof ignorant of his fpe.
eies, and his Highness meafqred j(1 fouifeet eight inches without his fnoes.
ALPHONSO, king of Arragon, says.tb to makt a marriage happy, the hnf-bafi-
d
should be deaf, and the wise blindthat he fhon!dnot hear the reproach
es cf hi', wise, nor (he see the errors oflicr hufhand.
' Married, lntely 111 p,
jMr. William Lorgf:l,ow, to Mrs. Eh-t'ibd-
Short. There are fume good mat-che- i,
some bad matches, and even fomthappy matches ; but this may be said tobe no mat;b at all.
1 00 Dollars reward."O AM awav from the fubferiber, living in
J ' Knox conn .Uichland creek, Kentucky,the 26th day rf Auault lalt, a
7 Noern Man r,?md jsTAT,abnor 27 ydars of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 imhejhiph. he is neither a coal Mick nor a ve'lowrut bet vern the fvo; ' hnir denotes a mulatt.r. which he 'orrirl tied behind artdf!dttf A h"- eir 'nrk. imoitb faCP. he is brander'
"p-rii- te jaxv with an O, and en the throat,a w sciu with 0 knifo, which has lest a smart
ca7 ; when queiTicred close he cannot uttera "rrl for Tome nnie, Sut will n 44tit, tit,'i'i ' 'irn t(,e no d w'l come out ihirp and
0 r 1: ! do fnppofe ' e is copcealed by somev " 'n or villains, vho will prounbly attemptt ' e nim over the Ohio. I will give theaH c t for the vllain aod negfo, or 20
mll-'f- ir the rtero alone; and whoever se- -
li&l te rnd neg'o ann villain 'nany jail. To
fijtl tor h m, than have the above reward,' rt hi rp'fu.-ibl- e charges paid, is brought
r," .. to me.1'lcmas cjjbnsu.
anuary,j4. i?,:,. 1v
JOHN POPE,11AS removed to Lexington, and
will PRACTICE LAW in theGeneral Court, and in the Fayette, Teffa- -
mine, Clarke, Bourbon, Montgomery and
Maaiion Circuit Courts.tf November 1 0 th, 1803
THE SUBSCRIBEREING abouttoremovetoWocdford, calls upon those indebted
him, to settle their accounts aspeedilv as poffible, to enable him to
anlwer demands againlt him. iiiouiaany persons call in forthispurpoie, Mr Dudley or iflr.
Fifliback's will settlewith them. The balances due Ridge-l- y
and Fifliback, Dr. Fifliback willreceive; and such persons as haveaccounts against mo individually,will leave them with Mr. Dudley orDavidloli.
F. RIDGE.LY.Jan. sotli, 1804.' i?ri 5AIEX U1V CJ.ll.i.A.,
A MERCHANT MILLSAW MILL, andDlSJULERT,
Situate on the waters of Silvercreek, in Madison county, about six
miles from the court-hous- and tenmiles from the Kentucky river, towhich is ann1?rrl unanes of
LAND.The ltrfam and seat are equal to artin the state, and the mills and distillery in prime orderl For terms apply to the fubferiber on the premi
ROBERT PORTER.Madison county
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061. ift, 1803. J tf ,
State of Kentucky.Montgomery Circuit court,
October term, 1801arrow, Joleph Yardley, Mellon")
riMKetr. and Martha his wile lite vlar- -
viiJMia rdley, Sally Yardley, Kobert Tor- -
fgran dElizdbeth his wise, late Elizabethxa'iney , and Nancy Yardley and William Yardlev, infants under the age of Jiyears, by Nelson Hackett, their nextfriend, which Martha, Sally, Elizabeth,Nancy and William, are children, andheirs at law of William Yardley deceafed, and Wiles Cook and Arthur Connally,J
againstWilliam Hayes I: Weather Smitli,Defen3ants
In (Juincery.
WILLIAM HAYES, one of the defendantsu having ehtered his ap
pearance herein agie l to law and the rulesof this court, and . .earing to the fatisfac- -
tion of the court tint lie ispo inhabitant ofthis state it is ordered that he doappearhereon the first day of their next Aprtl term, andanswer the complainants' bill --'that a copy ofthis order be inierced m one of the pubucknews papers' in the state, for two months
inother polled at the door of thecourt house of this county, nd one at thedoor 01 the lJreibyTenan meeting house, in
fount(lerling, some Sunday immediately asterdivine service.(A copy.) Telle
M. Harifon, C. M. C G.
Montgomery county fSl.OSlobtr 24th, 1803.
T EN up by William Frame,ing in Montgomery county,
ifrabie rlet creek, oneBAY MARE,
TfhCUt I'i hands high, and about 15varsTjkl a small blaze yi fierace. no brand perceivable-VAlj- n,
A Bay Tearino- Horse'Iiblt,no brand The two appraiTed t6 2cdollars, betore me.
William Orearj. p.
SSSfesr- -
1WILLIAM ROSS,B007 6? SHOE MAKER,
T7AS on hand a large alTortinentIX, of BOOTS & SHOES, whichhe intends lelling at reduced prices
JJ C.Brown top. Boots, 8
Black top do. 7Three quarter do. 5 3, is
foxed, . 6Half do. j, is foxed 5 5Mens' lined & bound Shoes, aMens kip-lk- do. 1 75.vlens' cCarfe do. t 5Womeris' blippers from 1 to 1 '2.5C! II 01 . A..,OU1U11 OIU'CS iHCumiii!.
At theft low nrices.notruft ne?dbe expedled. He means to sell aUthese prices" through the couife ofthe year.
N. B. Any gentleman thatwifhes. riii.ntitv of anv of the.!,.. vV ilU nr.res will still be
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uinetly. tf .iPUBLISHED,
I jid for file at this' Office .Price 4V5,
Political, Commercial and MoralREFLECTIONS
On the the. late caflion of
L OU IS I AN ATo the Uirfted States
fy Allah S. Migrvu'ex.
w REMOVAL.
7M ACCOUN &? TILI'ORDHavc-remov- ed theirv STORE
To the House formerly occupied byMessrs. Saul, and Ceo. TkoT?zk.
July 2.6th, 1803.
CASH,
f Will be given forTALLOW L? OIEESE,a
x. the Bake-flio- p, oppoflte LewisSanders U. Co's llorc, next door to theNail Fftory. Main street, Lexington
A Values WORK HORSE,For Salefor Whiskey.
Subfcriaer will purchase Good.faifiptted Crop
Tobacco ',at any 01 the ware houles on the Ken-
tucky river, or on the Ohio river at orbelow Limcltorte, for which he will giveCASH, and MERCHANDIZE at cilhonce. Any person who has a confide-labl- e
quantity of Tobai co for sale, maybe actomodafd with bills of exchangeforfuch part of the amount as will beagieed on.
WLLIAM WEST.
BROWN and WEST'S PATENT'WOODEN STILLS- -
HA-V-E been in use for some time, in
Br vnn ity of Lexington, and have re- -'ffs-if'- le mod unequivocal approbation
o'lt than two hunded Praflicalu: tine rs, viiote ceitincates couja utcafily piocured. '
Any common carpenter or cooper canconftrud a diftilleiy on this plan, inthiee or sour days, and the cofl of stillswhich will contain 500 gallons, will notexceed 100 dollais.
Spirit (of bigb proof and free fromall disagreeable taste is produced by one
operation, which saves the expence and
trouble qi doubling.Thefeftills work more than thiee times
as sad as the boWnoti Iblls and require a
very small quantity of fuel.Gentlemen, who are delirous ot pur- -
chasing the Patent Righti?irPieafe'to0aSties or iingle diltilleries, w
ply to the Patentees in :xington, Ken- -
tucky.I he price 01 Hightsto indiviauals 50
dolIar3.
7f 70) BEES-WA-
VATED at the Store ofSeitz & Johnson, Lexington,
tf Dec.'io, 1803.
HpHE fubferiber returns his most" fincers thanks to his friends and
the publicl; at large, for the encou-ragement he has received in the pro-fecuti-
of his buiinefs, and takesthis method to inform those who maywilh to employ him, that heuiu continues to carry on the Well Diggingbuhnels in Us various branches, bothfor Fresh arjd Salt Water, and hopesthat his experience in the diggingone hundred and eighty odd wells,will entitle him to suture encouragement from the publics. He hasvaluable Stone Quarry, open in tl;u?nvviciuity of Lexington, where he wimhave always on hadfov the next sea- -
son, suitable flones for any paits offbuilding in plain work. '1 hose whoapply lhall be festsd at the shortestnotice, with punctuality. He willgive good encouragement to two 'orthree hands who underfland blow-
ing rocks.JOHN R. SHAW. --
Lex. Dec. 1, 1803. tfJohn Robert ShaAv, who now excells,In blowing rocks and digging wells ;l.an water lino By the newAs well the fresh, so well the 79Since conjurors becameIn telling where faltvater lies fIn hopes 1 lhali not be iorfook,I've try'd the art ol Mr. Cook.
And. to my friends I do declare,A witch I never was before.Before my miller doth get ricS,Come unto me, the art I'll teak.
No fiipend of myfrient1 1 take,I'll fliew them all for Friendfliip's sake ;Ifhen all that wilh. to dig fait yells,May eafyleain that Shaw excelli.
STATE OF KENTUCKY.Mafotl Circuit Court, fft.
November, Term, 1S03
orfituof Jifties Ed- - tVyawfs, dectxled, J
h is or- -,
Tv ortbree APPRENTICfmPla:"af'tb'(.hi.5,a"or;ey'do1 1 r r - appear
wamea lu mc wuvc ""-- . lWi,, .1,., tu,rA A f th. t T- -
TUST
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.Wsliani Wtsod, and defendantsotheM,
IN CHANCERl'.It T j. r. L IV .!..- - -- .....a appearing larisi.iciorny iu cue luui iA that the said defendant, WilliamWood, is n't an inhabitant of this cpmmonwealth On the motion of the said
landanfwei the complainant's bill or thatthe same fnatj be taken as conferred.
iThat a copy of this order be inferredin 'ome authoiifed paper, two months.succefilv;ely ; that another be poPLed at'the door of the court houle of 'Masoncounty, and that this older be yubirli-c- d
some Sunday, immediately iifter divine service, at'the" doTlr of V.ie Baptistmeeting houle m Wa(hingrn.
(A copy.)
j ette, FRANCIS TAYL'DR c. it .e.c.
fiS-- j
FAIR SPECULATION ON VALUABLE
LANDS,To Sdl at moderate prices for Six oiEjght years credit Viz.
3705 Acres ati.f nuiuthj)! Ir.d11.11 ireck, iiom tlKDUbio, in a fiounlhing fettlemert.on Hed river, bi.n.cb ns Keutvcky nve'r.
2295 acres at the mou,tlT jpf" Hly creek,including prozen creek, brajtljie ot the Ken- -tucky river, about 9 miles aT$i? its timefolk1;, "s
267 acrts on the foik of Rock Caf p".id down, the nne .it fx reiUttie river. yens credit, vyith imereft paid arnual'y
300 acres on Southern bank of Kentuc- - Bonds and approved lecurities will be re-- ky
river, opposite the mouth Hickman queried for payment cf the interest andcreek. for principals.
2000 acres including the main branch of Inlperteri produce will be received at marWelth'6 creek, waters of Green liver. ket pric lor half of the annual interest,
209 acres in tnCvillinois grant, 918 poles the other half mail be paid in cam.
wFor further information apply to ihe Printer in Lexington, to RobertCraddock in Danville, to Thomas Howard in llichmnod, Madison countyor to. William auaautn uiare county.
7E. IJEBr GREEN, YELLOWBROWN DYING.
L.W. color cotton linenwith J hot dye, which I will warranttoitand, or return the money, nd onas reasonable terms as any dyer inLexington. I will dye wool a deep
rtlufe at is. 6d. per pound.
VjMie sign of the Golden Boot hxShoe, in the' old court-hous- e,
aprner of Main & Crofs-flreet- s,
liexingtort.September 13th, 1803.
N. B. Is you want to have yourcotton coloured free from spots, tyeyotircuts loose. H. C.
TOBACCO WANTED;
VWKR Baylor &? Son;
VANT to purchase a quantity of
INSPECTED TOBACCO,At any of the ware-houle- s on the
river, tor which they willgive Cash and Merchandize or
ll Cash iri nine months. Applyat their store opposite the msyket-houf- e,
in Lexington.September 27, 1803
N ail Manufactory.A .,.,
GEORGE NORTON,ES this method of informing
s friends, and the public in ge- -
ncTal, that he continues( carrying on theNAIL MANU1ACTUK7,
On Main street ; and has on hand a
Harge alforfment ns Cut and HammeredVAILS, of the best quality, SPRIGSMADS, &c. which will sell at themoll reduced pricjes for Cafli. A largequantity, of BAR IRON of the bellquality, from t'ie iron works of Bennerand Dorfey, a'jfo for
Lexliigron, January 9, 1804.
State as Kentutky.Fayette Circuit court, September term, 1803.
Robert Mitchell, complainanp,agtinlt
Akxanjkir M'Connelano Robert Pat- -
XT son, defendants.IN CHANCERY- -
defendant, M'Connell, havingailed to ejiter his appearance here-reeeah- le
As to law and the rnles ofthMTec tirt, and. it appearing to the fatif--SRtioi ol the court, that be is not annhabitant of this" commainv'ealth On
the motion of the complainant, by hisLounfcl, it 1 ofdered that the said defendant do Appear heie on the third dayof our next March Court, and answerthe complainant's bill ; that a copy olthis order be inserted in the KentuckyGazette or Herald, according to law ;
another polled .at the door of the courthouse for Fayette County, and that this
rder be publimed on some Sunday," 1m- -
ediately alter divine lervice, at thedoor of the Prcfbytefian meeting housein Lexington. (A copy) '
TeQ , THOs. BODLEY, c. r. c. c.
r.tT
TOR SALE, 'The Valuable Stallion,SILVER HEELS,
WHICH flood 'at Mr. EdmundBryant's, JefTaroine county, the pastseason, and covered between 90
marcs. 1 he nedizree of thisbrfe is good, and may be feen'by re
ference to the Stud Book for theyear' 1803, or to the fubferiber, inClarke county. One or two yearscredit will be given on giving bondand security One or two geldingswould be received in hand ifprefer-ret- l
by the purchaser.H. TAYLOR.
August 7th 1807. tf- r
ALL persons are herebyagainst taking an aflignment
ona NO'l'E, given by'me to RobertRuflf, for 170 gallons of whilkey,mable in fdur months, and datedearljMn the present month ; as I amdetermined not to discharge thesame, until he complies with his contract, in coniequence or wmen tnesaid note was given.
William Brotvn.Feb. 13, 1804. 3
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22CO acres a!nrr, the hu-- ol tie river
North tenths
theol tie
the
the
and
he
sale.
and
Kafkafl-.ias- , "near the town ol that name, grantsol the state of Virginia.
Will be lo!d even by small tracts lor tbcaccomodation oi the pnrcharer, one tenth
eon
1P. f3f.ew
VALUABLE .PROPERTYFOR SALE.
700 acres Military Lind, o"Brum creek, N. W. T. ivl-.- o ' roi'4crofTes from Limestone to Cl J'i . hi ;
this traft contains about th-i- e . dr---
acresof rich bottom, the rein f er iswell timbered; has on it a gooj rriUfqat, and is an excellent stand for apuu-li- c,
house.500 acres ditto-ditto- , lying on Clover
Lick creek, a branch of the East fork ofthe Little Miami, N. W. T. in a goodneighboihood, abojJt three rnties fromDunhams-Tow- n, seven from'Willlams-bur- g,
and eleven to twelve from the O-h- io
river.1000 acres ditto ditto, lying on Bruft.
creek, a sew miles from New Market,N. W. T.
500d acres, lying on Bank Lick creek,Kentucky, part of two trafts, contain-ing 600d abres, surveyed and patentedfor William Jones.
4000 acres, Clarke county, Kentucky,part of a trac of eight thousand acres,surveyed and patented for Richard Chin-nevort- h.
3332 2-- 3 acres, Mason county, Ken-
tucky, part of 5000 acres, furveyedandpatented for George Underwood.
1 200 acres, Mason ptinty, Kentucky,surveyed and patented foi Moody andM'Millin.
1 000 acres Military land, en the waters of Ruffell's creek, Green river.
325 acres, Jefferson county, Kentuc-ky, about sour miles from Louifvdle, 40aeres of this traft'i cleared.
116 -2 acres,Fraklin county, Kent-ucky", on the Noith fork of Elkhorn,about six nnlles from Frankfort ; on thistract are confiaerable improvements.,A HoufeijlAvell improved Lot inthe town ot .Parts, on Main llreet, and.adjoining Mr. Hughes's tavern.
An Inn and Out Lot in said town.LyiUfd.a House and well improved Lot
in tins place.X.The above described property will be1old low for Gsa, Hemp and Tobac-co, or on giving bond with pood focuri- -ty, a considerable credit may be hadFor further particulars enquire of Andrew F, Price, attorney in fast for (orto the fubfefibers.
JOHN JORDAN JunlJQHN A. SE1TZ.
Lexington Kentucky, ?January 14th, 1803-- 5
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State of Kentucky. 'Fayette Circuit Court, September term, 180 J.
William Gooch, complainant.against
Benjamin Turner, "J jRichard Higgins, U - defendant;. !Robert Ruflel!, J - Tj,
IN CHANCERY. "
THE defendant, Benjamin Turner,sailed to enter his appear-enc- e
herein agreeable to law and therules of this court, and it appearing tothe fatisfadYion of the court, that he isnot an inhabitant of this commonwealth
On the motion of the complainant, byhis counsel, it is ordered that the ("aid
defendafit do appear here on the thirdday of our next March Court and an-
fwer the complainant's bill ; that a co-
py of this order-b- e inserted in the Ken-
tucky Gazette or Herald, according tolaw ; another polled at the door of thecourt honfe for FayeHe county, andthat this order be published on someSunday, immediately afterdivine service,at thedoor ol the Frelbyterun meetinghouse in Lexington.
(A copy.)I CllC, l nU! 15VJ0JL.X. 1 , C. T. c .c.
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State of Kentucky.Fayette Circuit Court, September term, 1805.
William Sullivant, complainant,against
Thomas Montague, defendant, .IN CHANCERY. 7",
THE defendant having sailed to enter!iuiherein agreeably to law and""
the rules of this court, and it appearing tthe fatisfaaiorj of the court, that he isnotaainhabitant of this Commonwealth on the mo- - &tion of the complainant, by his counsel, it iordeied, that the defendant do appear liereoathe third day of our next ?.farch term, andanswer the complainant's bill that a copy ofthis order be inserted in Hie Kentuckv Gazetteor Herald according to law; another portedat the door of the court house for Fayettecounty; and that this order be publiihed Obsome Sunday immediately aster divine service,at the door of the Presbyterian meeting housein Lexington. A copy.
TcAe Tbomas t,d!(ye.T,c.e,
