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.BRADFORD, Editor. LEXINGTON MONDAY, AUG. L 1836. No. 42. Vol. 51TRINTED WEEKMV AND MOsDUS

AND THURSDAYS,

BY THO. T. 3RAD70P.D,FOR

JDANiL. BKABFOI2I5.Publisher of the Laws of the U. States. I

PUBLtSIHNC OFFICE, MAIN ST. A FEW POORS BELOW brennan's INN.

Printing Office at t(ie old stind. Mill street.TEims op this l'Al'EK :

SEMI-WEEKL-

'For one year in advance, $4vor a nole at the timeof subscribing, for $5 payable at the end of the1year. -

WEEKLX- -

For one year in advance $2 503fnot p;ud at theetid of fl months ? 00

" within the year 3 50No paper will be discontinued until al arrear-

ages are paid, nnlessat the optibn of the Editor.sent by mail to the Editor, must be

postpaid, or they Will nolbe taken ouloflhe of-fice,

, .advuktijikg'.1 square, orless, 3 tunes weekly, or 4 times y,

$1,50; three months weekly, $4;$6; six mouths weekly, $7,50,

twelvemonths weekly, 15, y,

$20.Lmigerones in proporton, When inseited by

the year, sub jert to a deduction of 15 per cent

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.

HUNT,

.inTT'.tn.ir.

THE FIIJE,LIFE & MARINEInsurance Company,will insure Buildings,

Iwerchandue, &c, against lossor damage bythe town or county,and also, make Insii

ranee on Produce o GooJs transported by land orwater. This Company was Incorporated by theLegislature of Kentucky in Alrtrcli last. CapitalThiee Hundred Thousand Dollars!

The following are the Officers and Board of Di-

rectors chosen by the Stockholders.

THOMAS' SMITH, President.JOHN W.JOHN NORTON,

Furniture.

VZU 'VZZii' V Directors.

nr- - nJOEL HIGGINS, J ,

" A. O. NEWTON, Sec'ry.Mathew Kennedy, Louisville, "1

William M'Clanaiian, Richmond, Agents.Hiram TNI. Bledsoe, Paris. "J " '

Thomas P. Hart, Lexington Surveyor".

ADDlications for Policies of Insurance orforinformation to.A. O. Newton, in Lexington; M- -

Ktnnedy, t Louisville; William" IMcUlanahan.Richmond ; Hiram M . Bledsoe", Paris;, will bepromptly attended to.

Lex May 31, 1836-2G- -50t

The Subscriber,discontinued his Coffeehouse

STJAVING his friends and the public gen-

erally) thaj he will be ready at all times to furnishthem with good

Porter, Ale, and Cider,by the bottle, dozen, keg, barrel orjn any nay tosuit those who may call on him. Having a con-

siderable part of his liquor sloi-k-, Wines and Cor-

dials on hand, he will sell them in any quantitiesto suit purchasers, as he at present intendsaddingto his stock for the purpose of keeping a wholesalehouse for the above articles. His stocK he need

not recommend, as the house is uell known, and

generally considered good.Houses in any of the neighboring towns suppli-

ed at the shortest notice, as the subscriber hasconveyances for ftie express purpose of sending

out any articles in his line of business, to any

place, by receiving an order to that purpose.Families in town supplied with Porter, or Lon

rfon Brown Stout, and hive it sent to their houses;lso a'superior article of Cider.

JOHN CANDY--.

N. B.

ire,

For Cash only.June 1G, 1836 30-l- m

Fayette Land for Sale.sell my farm whereon 1 now reside,

SWILL about 4 10 acres, lying East of Lex-

ington three miles, between the Cleavelond Win-

chester Turnpike Roads, binding on the latter.I suppose that any prson who wishes to pur-

chase, will come and view tho premises, when they

will find the improvements not excelled by any in

the country. ,

June 20, 183C 32-fj- w

Ulioice w ine&7TjTq-aOTrAT-

Subscriber has the pleasure of informingTHE friends, customers, and the public generally, thai he has now" on hund all assortment of'CHOICE .WINKS Sc UlHtli I.1IUI.UKS ol.every description. I hese were purriiancti m theEastern cities, from whence , the subscriber has

just returned, and selected ivjlh. the greatest careHisn'sorimenl consists, in part, of

Champaignc,11 ..1.

;; ' . vvjNEs,IMcHlUM", mill,.Teneritle 1 ,

r in

' 'Alid the verv hee nualitv of

COGmC AND CHAMPAIGNEBRANDY.

The subscriber also has on hand some excellent

'PORTER fiy the dozrn, ami a quaetlty mall rJC wliich, with other artWes

iu his line, he will riisnooi on reasonaoie terms,at his slau'Lo'ii MilK f'Sfiet, next above Crutch- -

field. & Tilloi'd's.- - JOIIN McKENZIE.

I,einglon, June 17. 32-- lf

Look at This !

.fTjnriE Sfibsffiber, in. conjunction with T. N.

S f?A in fs., Esn- - having purchased of Messrs.

Itoanin'riiEUM' -- r AIERCIIAN-D1Z- E,

and wlshlitg lanfetnle asniuchnr his tune

as p.siblo in jWsiore.' i ill be cbmpellen, aster

thlsVfaie'i so lav is relates ts lie Courtly, to Uecljne

thePiacticeof lnsPiolession.,

Forlherconvemence pf Ins Wends in the Cily,remove his office tohe expects in a short imfetjj

,tl,e Story lately occupied hy lies & Wright,where he genially be round.

j o rniNNLexington, June . 32-3- lw

illIsfw- - "y" 'Is

?mm0j

8 IKsm

Great and Important "NewsFROM VIRGINIA.

HTjHIS day notice has been received of theM Virginia Schemes to be drawn during the

month of August, presenting a series of PRIZESnever befote offered, including

3 Capitals of $30,0001 do 24,000

As uell as4 do 20,000

in Grand Consolidated Lotteries, al! to be drawnin August. JJarl) notice is given that distant ad-

venturers may be enabled to forward their ordersin time, to

.S. J. SYLVESTER.130 Broadway, N. Y.

40 prizes of One Thousand Dollars!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,. , Class No. 10.

For the benefit of the Petersburg Benevolent Me.chanic's Association,

To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Aug. 0, 1836.

S C II E; M E .

25,000 DOLLARS.$8,000! $4,000! $3,000! $2,000;'40 prizes' of 1,000 doll&! 50 prizes, of- 200 dolls! 69 of 150tlo!ls! 55 of

100 dollars! (fccic.Tickets 10 Shaies in proportion.

Certificate of a Package of 22 whole tickets willfost onlAVg'L'iO. Halyes and quaiters m proportion. Delay nut to scud jour ortitns to rouune'sHome.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,Ciass 5. .

For thebeucfitnf the Mchanicnl Benevnleiit So-

ciety, of Norfolk.

To beHr'awm at Alexandria, on SaturdayAugust 13, 1830.

CAPITALS.SO,0 Dollars!!

30,000 ilolls! 10,U0Q doll.--! 6,000,u'olls! 3,140 d. Us! 3 OOOilul! 2.5,00

dolls. ! 2,000 dolls ! 50 of 1 ,000 dolls !

20 of 500 dolls! 20 of 300 doll?.Ti-ke- ts 10 Dollars.

A.certificatrfof a package ol 25 whole ticketswill be sent sir 0 dollars. Packages of lulvesquarters and eighths in proportion.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOT-TERY, Class No. 33, for 1836.

To.be drawn at Wilmington, Wednesday, Aug.17, 183G.

SCHEME.20,000 Dolls! 5,000 dolls 3,000 dolls

f,000 dolls 1,640 dolls 20 prizes ot

1,000 dolls! 20 prizes of 300 20 of150 dolls &c. &c.

Tickets only 5 Dollars. n

A certificate of a. package of 25 whole ticketswill be sent' for 65 dollars. Packages of Sharesin proportion.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,Class No. 4.

For the benefit of the town of Wellsburg.

To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, SaturdayAug. 20, 1836.SCHEME!

15,000 dolls! 6,000 dolls! 5,000 dolls!4,000 dolls 10 of 1000 dolls 15 of 600

Tickets only 10 Dollars,Certificate of a package of 25 whole tickets

in this MAGNIFICENT SCHEME may behad for 130 Dollars. Packages of Halves andQuartersjn proportion.

RlaifimiaotUa Sclaeasie,.VIRGINIA STA7E LOTTERY,

, Class No- - 5.Endowing ihe Leeshurg Academy, and for other

purposes.To be drawn at Alexandria, Va Saturday, Aug.

it, lb.iu.C. A PETALS.

30,000 DOLLARS.8,000 dolls! 4,000 dolls 3,000 dolls2ff00 dolls 1,0674 dolls 100 of 1,000lf(oir-i-1- 0 of 500 dolls! 20 of 300 dulls

' 8t of 200 dollars, &C.&C. X

Tickets Ten Dollars.A certificate of a Package of whole tickets njdl

Se sent for 130 dollars. Halves, Quarters, andEugpihsln proportion. Orders for single ticketsor packages must be addressed to

S. J. SYLVESTER,40 , " 130 Broaliway, N. Y.

", HO VICES.to the North

APPI.lCATiON-H'iUbemad-e

at Lexington, to renew a certificate of one share in Said Bank in thename of the subscnbei which has been lust or mis-

laid. JOSEPH FK KLIN.June inu,lS36 -- 34

A LIST OF LETTERSEMAINING in the Post Office at Lexing-ton, Ky., which, is not taken out in three

months, will be sent to the General Post Office asoead letters.

AAllen MATleTi Buford.EAnderson mrAnderson J PAnderson Joseph WAlexai der Wm B

Arnut Caleb

Barnet mrs RebeckBarker DarkerBradford Jane

wo'nanBackus rev J CDaley hits KBlackburn Dr C LBade) WinBallaid AllenBatker A TBaikley SamlBacon EnochBieshares ElizabethBaker mrBradley JacksonBenieul Sheiman FDeara J PBiarai Joseph Al

Blair James PBeutley RussellBreckennde mrBell Sirah Ann missBell Maria mrs 3Bronston S A misBoysel MarshalBieuiane T

Cain JeremiChapman J L DrCiaven Elizabeth mrsCaldwell AnnCaldwell Jno NCaldwell JuoCampbell Eli7hCampbell Eliza missCampbell Jane J missCampbell Jno GCopenEdwrl2Carrington John BClay M CClarke MnrgarettClarke Catharine( larke John 3Ciaig JosCraig C F

Daiues EvelnnDay Mary DrDa) John 1

Davenpoi- - Mary mrsDedman KubtDebara George

LiJawsoti mrDogfrnige Pornpv lion JoinDonghejty JamesPcmdeu mrs

rJt WinEfstim AimEastnn DavidEinPnne A 2Jatun ChnrlesKngliIi 11 VEn est ft JamesEperon UEtlmonon AEdge MaryEdwards L)r sol rtlajEorette Heimelta

Fill ion A KFaircnbt Mary misi'ord IJenjantinpFlanegan VVm

Krisby ThomasFoster S JFoster Jemimah missFa u ling JForbes RobertFitzpatnck P

-Granberry TomGarner CharlesGaines AmericusGrady Wm 2Grady M AGraves Jno 2(Siaves MaryGullet Wm

Hamilton Jno captHerring JamesHeath SmnuelHaley Harrison PHeadington NicholasHaun Wm GHarcouit RHoward John revHaj nes Jno RHargis WmHayden J T B

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Irwin A DInge T S A m"f sIngerson rhllo

Jackson MurrayJacobs J AJones John IIJohnson M mrsJames MasonJ WJones Wm

ICenny WmKirid, WalterKidcli WalkerKennedy Jno AKenneday

Philip 4V

Lew. s John .Lewis Saml ALewis SamlLewis J R 3Lewis JohnLogan RobtLogin AlexrLogan Wm

Abrams mrsAtchison DavidArthur RobertArcher Richard TAngel GeorgeAtkins Brackau

BBryan John TBulwer J)hn Neal

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color)Bristow G B jrBirch Mary T missDickers llenryByerS DavidBoyle SamlBrown Mary Jane mrsDiov.ii Jamer MBrooks Jno & Company

cCrAne FrancisCockenllJ CChiles IIenr TColwell Mary mrsCoufJill GeorgeCiaig Ann ElizaCunlwainers Society, Se-

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Fenwick Mary B missFenwick DavidFerguson R A 2

GGetz GeorgeGentry MaryGoodloe Caroline V missGrimes' WGoodnight EucindaGc-l- WinGiegg Wm 3

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Jones Martha missJohnson SamuelJones Wm GJones J J

'June's ThomasJohnson II

Kerrick Mary mlssjp-Kellog John A

3 Kendall II C.sKeer John.Kesler Henry

Jjodandlei' CharlesLemon Marth"a.Limpert Caspa --

Leter NoahLydn JohnLeachman Ro'atLooney AlfredLornllara Peter

iighlburn A 3Lidsay James 2

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and FisherMason WmMason JohnMailiu Ann B mrsMartin JohnMartin K AMoore JamesMooie J B

I Moore Nathaniel'Moore Mar) E missMoore bliza missMoore Ellec.Milieu John

l miner iiMiller IsaacMiller Ann BMorton E H missMorton Gabl I

'Mitchell II OMitchell George

'Mitchell Griffin(Murphy Charles WmMurphy LevyMerrell W a

'McMains Jno'McAlister A WI.McConnell Wm C

W miss McGuffee JamesMcConnell WinMcKee JohnMcMekin WmMcFaddion Jeiemiah

Nichols John FNight James SNave HenryNian Patrick

O'Neal Lewis 9O'Neal ElizabethOwens LawsonOwens Saml COliver DavidOliver R AOlfutt M A V mi!OrTuttJos F

Parish T MPane EdwdPayne M A missPatterson MosePaueisou J W iPatterson Ami "'i.i"e Diiisill.1 E G1'erl.liis 10

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mrsam 'Z

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Marrs Mary mrsMinorMinaglian P or J

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ShepiardShepard PerkinTSheppard

Nancy

Stedman

StevensonStephens

SnelgrovePriscilla

Spates

SternmarlStafford

CharlesSpearsSlaughterSznitowski Adolph

SimpsonSimpson GeorgeSimpson

TaylorTaylorTaylorTaylorThompson GeorgeThompsonThompsonThompsonThompson

SfpfieyNicholas

Underwood

Webs,ter,E

,Watson Archibald

Wallace CadwalladerWalthall Madison

'Wainscot

Joseph

Maguire

MurrayMaddoxMathews

MorelandMoselyMuldrowMorganMilliganMegea

Metcalf Margaret

MegloneMarshallMoulanand Company

Masterson

Thomas

McMullanMcClellanMcClelland

McKinonMcCay

LansingNewberry

George

Tnon'iasOvertonOlmsiead

RansdalePembleton

Clujles

P.iynes

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I'mnTH KelsyJC

Rentross Crtrolihe1Rowland

Roue) Jni) MRuse A'Ai k

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Terrel RichardTenil mn IITurner JohnTuiner N IVTwyman mrsTnyman R B JTylor-J-

Trotter Geo J 6Tatter Wm PTurubull James

' Tuiner JohnTemple A missThunham J colThomas IsaacThornton John

u&vVaughn J--W

Vanderbelt DVaughn Jno

vvWilson Dr SjSkWilson J,0',pfil3t

'Wilson E HfB' 'Wilson E Sc Jn'oW'lsonJnhi;Wilson Maiy HWilson A M

'WflsoiTMary mrsWilson C J

' Williams Mar missWiljiams C IIWilson HensonWilliams Charles IIfood TarenceFood Ann

Jfood Susanna B

Wbods Edward

Waltz FederickWarfield B IIWard JamesWestern GeoigeWatson E Y 4Wyatt George

Yeldell Jasper

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Wckersham LinseyWilmot RobtWoodruff M mrsWoolfolk S D

YYoik John

loung yames (iJOS. FICKLIN, Postmaster.

Lexington, July 1, 35-3- w

ft7-Pers- calling for anof the above letterswill please say they are advertised.

TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY, -

- ' JMEDICALDEPARTMENT.

11IIE Lectures in this Institution will com-- L

mence , as usual, on the first Monday mNovember , and terminate on the first Monday of.uarcfl. i ii :uuiscw"i-u- i t? .

Anatomy and Surgery, by Dudley jInstitutes of Medicine, Clinical Practice, and

Medical Jurispiudence, by Caldwell.Theory and Practice of Medicine, by Doctor

Cookr.

White

Doctor

Doctor

Obstelricks and the diseases of women and children hy Doctor Richardson.

Materia Medicaaud Medical Botany, by Doctor Short.

Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Doctor Yan- -

dkll.During the entire term the Professor of Ana

toiny and Surgery lectures nine limes each week,ami the other, riolessors daily, sabbath exceptedThe see to the entire course, with matiiculationand use of an extensive library, is 51 10- - 1'llegraduation see is 20.

It is thought proper ,to stale, inasmuch as reports have been current as the high price or boardin Lexington and the difficulty of obtaining it, thatmany students, during the lasi session, soundcomfortable board, including lodging, fual, lights,servants' attendance, and in some instances washing, for S3,00 per week , and it is confidently believed , notwithstanding the increased price ofevery article of living , which us felt here in com-mon with all other parts of the country, that students will he as comfortably accommodated, andupon as leasonable terms, as at any other lespecsable Medical hchoolin the Union.

By order of the Faculty.C. W . SHORT, M. D. Dean.

LevK). July 11 to, 1836.-3- 7-1 1st Nov.

Thivpiiblishers of the- - following papers are recpieshd in inscit the abovo to the amount of 5,

Uud send the p pfis emit lining it tu the Dean, onthe lereipt of a tut h the nony will he remitted,

tviz: Journal & Advertiser Li uisville; Eegle,May- -,sville, Ky ; (iazelte, (incinu Hi ; atate JournalColumbus, Ohio; Whig and ISarner, NashvilleI'en : I'rpublican, Si. Loiiif, Mo; Southern Ad- -

lvcatel Iluutsville, Ala. Stale Intelligencer, Tus- -

sCrrnoa: Ms ippj Journal Natchez; KegisterVick-Du.g- .Misa; Bulletin, New Orleans, Reglter, .vliihile, A'a.; i'enarnla tiazelte. Kecor- -

Ider, Milledev lie, di'ij; Hepiibiican, Savannah;tourer Ac llenuiy, S. t; Kegister,Itau-igh- , N. C; OUsener, K,ietteville N. C;AVlng Kicjiiiionil . Virginia ; Kepublican, W inthesier, Viigmin; Intelligencer and G.'obe, Wash-

ington citi .

SALK

(flAlIATa upon the 1 ale!i.crpek

mile from tli- - limiw flf

Winn

183G.

roarl, about ioccu

piiKl hy A B. The plte about.ill cies, has an Buck House with sixrooms, outhouses: a spring of delight'fuj whipj, and a Bigguu; Fad iry with twelveLonnik, to ivhich is an excellent GristMM.

The title indispuia ile. credits will begiven to the purchaser. to

COLEMAN 4 WARD, Louisville,or to CHARLTON HUNT, Lexington.

July 15, 183b 38-- tf

S60ANA from the subscriber in Lex-

ington, on Wednesday the 6th Inst, a Negro woman named

POLLY,About 25 years of age, dark complexion; highcheek bones, dull heavy expiession of eyes, ratherspare, large feet and thick generally per-

mits her stockings tobedowu about her andin conversation, or when using words with the let-t-

a, she sounds it very broad ; she was purchasedfrom Mr. Ross of Madison County about threemonths since.

A reAiard of $20 will be paid is taken in thecounty of Fayette, of $30, is out of saidand is out of the state, the above reward of $60,by delivering her in Lexington or IrS" her i"an lail so that she may be recovered.

JAMES C. CROSS.Lex. July 11, 1R3G. 3G-- 4t.

The Richmond Chronicle will insert theabove three limes.

rsx

FOitbeaunriil country

contains

attached

LiberalApply

WAY

ancles,

county,

please

BAYOULD most respectfully inform htefriendsand a.nuaiutances, and the public in gen

eral, that he has a COFFE HOUSE, un-d-

the above uaDc, on Jlill street, next door to

J. L. JlcCrackeu's Giocerj, and nearly oppositeMc. Girou's Confectionary. His stoCK of superi-

or VINES and and close attentionto business, induces him to believe that he will re

ceive a of public patronage.His Stock is composed of the following assoilmentr

Champaigne, (best brands,) "

Old Mnjeria,H Gi.lden Sherry,

, Pule do I ; "

"' "(Muscat,Clsirgt, (Medoc sc St Julian)Best .UiJlity Oil Port. 'J

S.iutarene (white,)'

k '"Malaga, 'Barcelonin,Lisbon,Old Cognac BHolland Gjn,

- St. Croix Rum,Old Peach Brandy-- ,

yiTJ

residence

exiTieiou. recently,1ulou.

excellentnecessary

ancles,

ouse.HKIVKY

opened

LIQUORS,

poition

$tn

H

o Aii assortment of

BEST FRENCH CORDIALS.He has also fitted up his upper large and com-

modious Room, at a great expense, for the purposeofaicommodating Society JlJoetmgs and WmePomes Lex. July 1.J, 'JU ll

A and AS- -of

to family use.. are.

Jlachines.

JUST RECEIVED.LARGE, FRESH, GENERALSORTMENT

MEDICINES,particularly adapted Among

EPSOM SALTS.150 " GLAUBER75 " GUM ALOES,75 " PULV. RHUBARB,40 " SUPERIOR CALOMEL,15 "GUM OPIUM,1 2 doz. SIVA CELEB RA T---

ED PANACEA, foithecureofScrofula,

5bbls. Expressed CASTOROIL, superior, warranted

5 " ALCOHOL, &c ., andother articles too tedious to enumerate.

Sold wholesale and retail at the 4:ical Store of

which

LBS.do

W'S

Cold

many

Drug them- -

BAML. C TROTTER, Cheapside,near the Noth'n. Us.. Lexington, Ky.

July 20,183(i. 39-- lf

GRAIN AND LABOR-SAVIN- G MACHINE.

nSHHE Subscriber respectfully informs the Far-J-L

niers, with all others that may want the sol

lowing described .Machine. That SAjIIUELLANE'S ENDLESS CHAIN AJND UA1U-WA- Y

HORSE POWER AND THRESH-ING .MACHINE, is now in use in some partsof Kentucky (as well as in general use in Ohioand all or the Eastern slates;; ana me macninesare now buildin, in thecity of Lexington by Sam.JUcMeekins (near A. Caldwell's Jlill). He isagent for me and will supply all demands for said

The Horse stands in a box and an endlesschain passes under his feet, which gives motion topulleys, &c. &rr. The same is easily adapted to

machinery; the power of one hoise is able tomove by his weight and strength, which both arehere used ; I do not say I maise powei out of noth-

ing, but 1 say this mode has not yet been beaten.I have for sale, Gentry's Cast Steel Grist Jtfill,

in use with the above power.Major F. Demasters (a gentleman) is the own-

er of the patent right of the named machines in

the county of Hairison, John Henderson ownsScott and Woodlord, Henderson & Gregg, Camp-

bell and Boon ; M. R. Balen, Pendleton ; and Ithe balance oL41 counties, including the east

end ofthis state. ALVIN KYES, Grant.K.Lexi ngton, J uly 2 1 . 3w

SADDLEBAGS LOST.OST yesterday morning, July 20th, between

Lexington and Henderson's 1 averu, mo

Cole's road a pair of hair worn b.luuL.Cj-BAG- S,

containing a blue coat, with the owner'iname written on the sleve lining, and some other

clothing. Any person who may have sound the

same, shall be liberally rewarded by leaving them

n Lexington, with JOHN CANDY.Lexington, July 21. 39-- tf

Fayette Countv, Set.UP b- - William Dunlap, 5 miles

TAKEN arthe Boonsborough.road,

a SORREL HORSE, suppose to be 4 yeanold, about 14 hands 3 inches high, bald face and

one hind soot white, trots and paces, not shod, ap-

prised to $45, by James Ewing and ThomasJlicClanahan, before me this 9th rla, ofjffay,I83G. DAN. BRADFORD,jp

copy, att. J. C. Rodes, elk.39-- 3t . By Waller Rodes, de

iSfOTICE.ILL offer for sale, my tract of LAND

SW about 60U acres, lying one and a quar-

ter miles east of Lawrenceburgh, in Anderson

county, on thewatersof Bailey'srun. Ihere ara.i ...j .iiin hmiH. each house having itsnecessary buildings. There are two apple orchards

of choice fruit, about 40U acres unaer ieuce,c..farm having a plentiful supply oi goou nec....-in- g

springs, all joining. There is also a good barn

and stillhouse attached to the Any person

ishing to purchase, will do well to can m,,..July -lm$l JOHN BOND.

NEW DRUG STORE."pTUST OPENING, in the new. ,. ,.t rn,n of the Publ'lC- uiiu!r,.. -3 --,.

Square, back of he Courlhouse, anentiraiy " "AND FRESH assortment oi

MEDICINES, .

CHEMICALS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,

Perfumery, Paints, 6fc.AMON'O WHICH ARE

Kreosote, Emetine, Strchnine, Sulplt.Morphine.i-'hlorid- of Lime, Hydrosub-lime- d

Calomel, &c.Families and Physicians of Hie city and neigh-

bourhood v. ill be supplied with genuine medicines,

'and Country .Merchants who letaii lrugs tun u

furnished on reasonable terms.I assistance, having been secured,

PRESCRIPTIONS will be put up with the

greatest care and with the purest .Medicines.ROBERT PETER.

iexiugton.July 15, 183S 38-6- m

M O N TG 0M ERY LANDFor Sale.

arrived at an age which disablesHAVING undergoing the labor necessary to

the ptoper management of a large farm, I haveconcluded to offer the FARM.on which I now

live for sale, lying on Suinmersetcreek. about two

and a half miles from Mountsterling.on me umroad, enntainiiig about 5(50 "es ns first 'a.1"

LAND, all enclosed except a sew acres, and in

a high stale of cultivation, and well set in Grass,and never-sailin- g slock water on almost every parr,

droughths. There is on theeven in the greatestpremises a large and convenient Brick Duelling

'owe. Brick Negro Houses, bmofce

Ho,,.-.- hesides all other necessaiy outhouses,

well arranged in the most convenient and best

manner; and in fact it is considered the best ar- -

,raned and most convenient siiuauun in me

county, and so situated, that it is susceptible of'beiiig-dfvide- d into t o very convenient farms.

:n u.. ....1. lr..n..i. hit m nn lh.-- I fie lerms Will ue mam; ""' "J "'- - "" -premises, at any time pre)ious to the fifth day ofSeptember next; and is nof previously sold by

that day, will be sold at public sale, to the highestbidder, it being court day, and the day on whichthe Red River Iron Works will be soUl,

JAMES AlASON.Mountsterling, June 13, 1836. 30 t20Auj.

JOB PRINTINGEXECUTED AT THIS PFICB