sion of nets not wronful of themselves, but bid- "THE POOfc MAN'S foi 22D OF FEBRUARY. CANDIDATE." den by law such as keeping a tivern or ferry lestcrday morning 21bt. Inst., the New Argo, TTJY.SFEPSIA. We have frequently Gen. Harrison is "the Poor without license, obstructing the public witnessed the 0$-IjS-T Man's Candidate hihwav.ie. Capt. John Armstrong, brought to at ourvvhaifin ravages of this disease, and have heard and read WOTJCE.JS) So say the rich Bankers, Lawyers and sistin z rLcivil officer. and thosn nm i!nnnm;. of many remedies, Merchants' &c. gallant style, when tho Lexington Infantry (the but far ofterner saw them sail than N? Gentlemen wishing to join Mr Richardson's that support his claims. It nated offences. Wc have result in success. The is one of ihe tiicks of, a statute for the punish- River corps of the under Capt. writer however, of the letters Night Class will please (without delay,) call and Dy ment of crimes, and nnnlrmr nnrl vmv 42J to the Agent of Dr. Harlish's Crmpound Strengthening, sien the list at MrRifp'o Knlr cih a. . utuiuuBemg, winch tiiey expect to secure sat An'nmt the Lexington Artillery, under Capt.1 Aspenent offices for themselves. for the and German Pith, which may be sound in ccnt number is obtained, the class will commence pun'shmen of offerees. The act in which Bradford, and the Frankfort another column, has long at Is you wish Infantry, under Capt. been Known to us; and from uisumiuuiu, tmr. uironi.) to arrive at the above section was contained, 43-- a correct knowledge of a purported to be liockwooo, displayed a a bcautiiul column on tho an invalid as he was delineated, we now Know and meet Oct23, '39 tf man s character, study supplementary to the act for the nnnishmp.it him daily, as a hale hearty man. his conduct. What a can- nfnr. hurricane deck. They debaiked.and were receiv Though no advocate Wcw Book Store." didate may SaV. Or What his frinnrkmnvciv fnr i,:m fences, YiOt this section, which Gen. Mnrrwnn of nostrums of any kink, we cannot withhold a notice ,ma unders,gnd uy me L.ouisviue uuaros, miles and Kiflemen, what we consider efficacies ,T lnving purchased of Mr. J. Is, wh,le asking your is voted to in suite of thn lnr.Uroi: 'of the and virtue of Dr. Bar- - .HL Rice his enure stock of vote, not the ciiteuon by which! letain. 1 rrlrrin0 under the command BOOKS, would respect- (,...., UUIUIIUUU of Capt. Andeison the senior jicu snmpuuiui oirengmenmjT ana Uerman Aspenent fully solicit a share of public i juugu. ions speaic ot our constitution. ninvirlpH C.r ooil,.. r,. :.: case patronage. They will at ! "aci louder tlian words;" Captain of the Legion. There never was as hand-- , Pills. The before us is a living monument to both. all tunes keep on hand a uim mey invanaoiy zens into slavery, for the Spirit supply of LawyMedical and speak tlie tiuth! infamous crime of being some a military exhibition made in Louisville. of Miscellaneous Works, Stationary, &c. In 1821, Gen. Hanison was too poor to pay a sine or costs CrPittsburgh office No. 41, St Clair St., also forsalo a member of the the consequence of The Head Quarters of the Lexington Cpmpa-nie- s It. H. GATEWOOD, Ohio Senate. A bill was an offence meicly at tea office of the Lexington Intelligencer. brought forwaid for the is at the Franklin House of the Frankfort Feb. c J. P. MEGOWAN. "punishment ol ceitain offences therein Was the "poor man's candidate" ignorant 278 Lexington, Nov. 21,1839--47-3- m named." of .corps, at the (jalt House. Last evening a splen-jdi- d We now quote from the this provision of the constilntinn .. Senate Journal of that aa i,i Ball was given at the Exchange one of tho CONSUMPTION! CONSUMPTION! that sell des. session, page 303,-30- 4 mgly vote to violate destroys its thousands and 305. it, through exceeding kindness most brilliant affaiis ever got up in the Western and tens of WILLIAM ALLISONo UiVU I thousands annually. How shall wo avert its fatal pro. TunsDAY, pVl To-da- y a MOOT JZJYH Jan. 30, 1S21. country. grand procession will wend grcss before it seizes upon the vitals? I would nnswer SHOE JfMMUEn, "Senate met to ETURNS-hi- pursuant adjournment. jits "winding way" thiough the city the Legion al once; take some suit i hie medicine to arrest the dis- thanks for the encouragement here--H-t- ft "The Senate then, according to the order TIMES ,and invited guests are to partake of a ease at the verry commencement. How very many do toforc received in the line of his business, and, of the PAST AND PRESENT. dinner. Dr. takes this day, resolved itself into Committee Caldwell to we see in the world whose delicate frames look scarcely method of informing his friends and the of the Whole Will the hair is deliver an oration, and tho whole is public in general, bill of a Dog cure his bite? able to support even a short reign of existence but for that he continues thesaid business upon the entitled 'An act for the punishment to go off in first rote pei-mi- t. In 1817. Jnnnnrv 1st tlm style; is the weather will the timely care and proper means thfy make use of, street, betw een Norton's apothecary shop and J onnj r.t tho of certain offences therein named,' and aster some ' J " '"wjiu JJ.lllllni. ui uiu By the way.it would not bo amisb to show far outlive the most athletic and robust who market house, where ho will be always ready to servo United btates went into existence. w time spent theiein, the Speaker (Allen Trimble.) It commenced out fiientte fiom Fayette and Franklin, (where there neglect such timely care and proper means that are customers ith work of the best quality. He also with a tremendous exnnnsinn.- n ,r i, r.rr., that he has lately resumed the Chair. r .io mo nisi is a penchant for the improvement of stock) our placed within their reach, which would unqestionably received a choice supply of acts ot the directory was to avert is taken in proper time. At the head rem- Eastern Work, selected for himself, of Boots, Mr. Fithian then moved to strike petition Congiess to unsurpassed Oakland Course, Van of all consisting out the 19th where Vetchen edies, and the first rank, stands Dr. Com- Bootees and Shoes of every description, being a yciiim uiucers to ITTllI in Swayne's regular section thereof, which section is as sollows: sign its notes by proxy. They Innrt.....v. Pnmctnnlfxs....jiui.i mnn'...r. l.n ...!.l. assortment for this market. He Could not do it fast finnnah thorrn.nlDD im itciYu ilium wiiii a welcome pound Syrup of WildClurry, which, is administeicd in would ask his friends 'Snc. 19. Be it 1?:u, and tune, taken agreeably to the and all wishing to bo served his line, to call and ex- further enacted, That when any months vianos which would besought by tho most fas ancf peesonbed rules which in person shall bo imprisoned, afterwards it commenced a violent con- accompany the medicine, will nine tuncs'out often amine his stock. Oireither upon Exe- iiueous. ioui&viue uazcite 1839-30-- traction. Langdon chcclc Us Lexington, Juiy 25, tf. cution or otherwise, for the non Cheves, President of the Bank, progress, and restore the patient to health. payment of a sine Principal Office, No. 19 North or speaks of the policy adopted by it as sollows: Eighth street, Phil, or costs, both, it shall bo lawful for the A corresondent of the NewYoik Star, writing adclphia, vvhero this invaluablo-medicinocan-alwa- Sheriff "On the 20th Julv ISIS, nnlv mrrMo,.,, bo. - - Cash for Lard!! ot the bounty to sell out such peron as a servant ,ii,a from Washington, says of the House of Represen obtained. to any person aster the institution began its operations it was Pittsburgh office, 41 st .Clear's. r"ipHE subscribers w ill gi vo the highest price for Lard, within this Slate who will pay the' tatives: H iu commence a For delivered to thnm in T.nvmrrlnn Tl.. ...lit r. uui.ficu rapid and heavy curtail n sale by J. C. Noble, Lexington. whole amount due for the shortest period ofser-- j I am now buta looker-o- here, and I say with nish kegs and barrels without charge to those who may ment ui me uusiness ot tne bank and its offices. wish to vice;C0 of which sile public notice shall bo giv-e- n shame and humiliation for I was orcc honored, make engagements. During . all this time it had thP r ;m. I'or sale a large quantity of Lard kegs at reduced at least ten days, and, upon such sale ef--' in brighter days, with a seat on the floor of Con- COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS being mense Government deposites. ffices. fected, the Sheriff shall give the purchaser a'cer-- At the moment these giess m self that a more disoiderly body of men l were AND'SPITTING OF CORNWALL & BROTHER. tificate thereof, and deliver ordered the Uovernment depo than the House I ne- over the prisoner to1 compose of Repiasentatives, Lexington, Nov. 7, 1839 4f-3- m sitesin the bank and its Innnclipo mxlM.imr-th- o ,io BLOOD. him, from which time the relation between such ver saw congregated togethei; and thevvonderis posites of public offieeis, amounted to $9,000,0C0, R. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD purchaser and prisoner, shall be that of MASTER with all spectator, not that so little piogress is CHERRY sound ".iu incj, nauueeu greater at BRKis to bo the best article Great Wcslcrn Manufactory and SERVANT, until the time of service.expires;' preceding periods. made in business, but that any thing at all is bro't for healing the ulcerated lungs, stopping niiht sweats Curtailments werefordered fiomtime to at the and for injuries done by either, remedy shall be tune, to pass. It looks much more like the confusion' and relieving the cough, that ever has been in use southern and western offiens tn the nmnnnr nro7 . Those who are dffiictcd, would do well to procure had in the same manner as is or may be DrovinVH incident to a sire, than the proceedings ofa legis- this 000,000, and at the parent bank to the amount of medicine befoie it is too late. Certificales of many by law in the case of master and rvi-i- lative body. From the opening to the close of the1 apprentice. But Oo-- nnr. cures can be seen by applying at No 19 North .,uuu,uuu, mougn at the latter were made to Eighth nothing herein contained shall be construed to they session, there is one continual, everlasting buzz street, Philadelphia, where this medicine can be pre- the amount of.it....$3,600,000, always vent persons being discharged from imprisonment and upwaids between and confusion, amidst which nothing can be heard obtained. the 30th July 1818 & the 1st April 1819 No cur- Price $1,00 per bottle, or for according to the provisions of the thirty seventh but the hammer of the Speaker, and the yell of six bottles 85,00. tailments were ordered at the offices of New York Principal office, No. 19, North Eighth si. Philadel- OF FURNITURE, section of the act to which this is supplementary, 'oider,' 'order,' 'order.' This is no exaggeration;1 CHAIRS & SOFAS; and Boston, because there was no room for them; phia, Fittsburg office, 41, StClair street. Venetian Blinds, is it shall be considered cxpedent to grant such it is true lamentably true. For sale by J. C. Noble, Lexington. Mattrasscs, Feather Beds, 4'c. yet necessity compelled them' to reduce theii cir- Ko. , discharge. Provided that the Court, in g 10, Hunt's Roil-- pronounc-in- culation very much. sentence upon any person The curtailmentsat all points, LEXINGTON, KY. convicted under this within The Arkansas State Gazette of the 13th Novcm -- CHOUGHS, COLDS, and CONSUMPTIONS, Mis. tho above mentbned dates, being eiht subscriber has taken the house act or the act to which this is supplementary, may be llson, of Lancaster County, Pa., entirely at the West months, were 0,540,150. Yet aster these im- r, wrs only received by yesterday's mail, which cured bj the use of Dr. Swayne's THE of Hunt's liozc, opposite the Rail road Office, direct such person or persons to be detained in Syrup of Wild Cherri ; mense and rapid curtailments, the us the her symptoms were constant coughing, hersido, and has fitted it up for a TURNITUItE MANUFAC- - most sensible gave firt intelligence of the death of our pain in 1 prison until the sine be paid, or the person or per- ORYl and IS nnlv mnlrmrr n,no F U r !,; and vital points Philadelphia, New York and back and head, depraved appetite, spitting of blood, no sons otherwise disposed of, agreeably to the provi- esteemed friend, Charles J. Hemphill, Esq. rest at night, &c. Afler using two bottles of Dr Sway- ble til rnituro. Chairs, &c. that is made at the present Boston were infinitely in condition than sions of this act.' woise Mr Hemphill was for many months an inmate in ne's Compound Syrup of Prunes Virginia, or Wild uj. i;.i. nas in ins employ, some of tho when theiemedy was devised." best workmen in the United States, practical And the yeas and nays being requiied, those Cherry, she sound herself relieved, and by the time she and is a While this contiaction was on, sold the family of the Editor of this paper, and for used Ihe third bottle, she sound herself entirely curred workman himself. He assures the public that he can who voted in the affirmative going wheat Manufacture were at Buffalo, N. Y. for some time aided him in his Editorial labors. We of the aforesaid disease, which she had been afflicted Furniture as fashion ible and as durable as thirty seven and a half cents it can be made elsewhere, Messrs. Beasly, Brown, Fithian, Gass, Heathon, at w ith for three years There are daily certificates of va- my stock is tolerable largo and Lancaster, for three sips a bushel in trade know him well, and a more unexceptionable gen- It is useless to enumerate I Jennings, Lucas, M'Mil-to- n, rious persons, which add sufficient testimony of tho articles, for can supply my Matthews, M'Laughlin, In 1828, Flour was friends and S5,12i in New York in tleman in his moialsand deportment never came great efficacy of this invaluable medicine. customers with all kinds of Furniture on ac Newcom, Robb, Russel, Scofield, Shelby, 1829, commodating terms as any house 5,02 in '30, 5,25 in '31, 5,87in '32, For sale at the Medical Office, No. 19 North 8th st. in the city. I think Spencer, Stone, Swearingen, Thompson and rf - under our notice. I can please the of my 5,87- in '33, 5,75. During all this time we had a Philadelphia, Pittsburg office, 41, St. Clair street. majority customers, is beauty 20. From the Arkansas Gazette. durability, and low prices combined together will have National Bank. At our latest date.-)-, Flour was State For sale by J. C. Noble, Lexington. And those who voted in the effect. the negative were G,50 in New Yoik, and rising. Van Burkn, Arkansas, Nov. 3, 1839. Messis. Baldwin, Cole, b'oos, Foster, WILLIAM The monthly statement To the of the condition of the Editor of the Gazette: Young Archy of Transport, I will also sill all H. HARRISON, M'Lean, Oswalt, Pollock, Rug-gle- s, orders for Plain, Gold or Ornamental United States Bank, on the 1st August, 1833, TOUR years old next May Roberts, Wheeler and Speaker 12." of Allow me, through your paper, to express the Signs Landscape Painting on walls or sire boards, in showed its circulation to be I I wish to sell or iiirtn out oil or distemper colors Gilding to- $64,100,349 siacerc regret which feel, for the loss ofa brother ' Picture Frames, Stcrtlary Staters Office, the above horse, next season. w of On the 1st Dec. 1833, the statement member of the bar. gether ith various kinds of ORNAMENTAL PAINT- Columbus, O , Sept. 10, 1838. He is nearly, or quite 1G hands ING as may bo wanted. All orders executed with neat- showed a circulation of 54,453,104 On last, in bloom I certify that the foregoing s a true and accurate Monday the of youth, and full high, and his form action and ness and despatch on the most reasonable terms. of hope and promise, J. pedigree induces mo to believe, may be well for tho Farmers, copy from the Journals of the Senate of Ohio, be- Chvrles Hemphill, CTlt Merchants and Am't of contraction in sour months, $9, 607,246 Esq. of Ozark, Franklin county, Arkansas, pud his produce wilt frevaTuaDTo Tor Citizens generally, to keep an eye so the difference in ing the first session of the 19th General Assembly, The'excuse for this most oppressive contraction, the saddle or harness. He was expense and natural effect on the prosperity of the coun- the debt of nature, t egietted by all who had formed sired by held at Columbus, Dec. 1820. and which compelled all the local Banks to Burbridgo's Archy of try by seeding and clothing the mechanics here at home, contiact his acquaintance. For my own part, I had had transport, his dam by old Poto- See pages 303,304, 305. was the removal of the deposites. and those that live East oi the Alleghaneys. The more an intimate acqiuin ance with Mr Hemphill for mac, and h s grand dam by Mnnticello, both of which figuring and cyphering there is done about CAHTER B. HARLAN. On the 1st August, were the matter, of 1833, the deposites of nearly a vear, and I feel called upon to beai public sired by the celebrated Diomcd. Satisfactory the more Bacon, Flour, Corn, Dry Goods, and Furniture Secretary State. money references can be given, is required. will be sold of public in the Hank amounted to $7,599,841 testimony, that a man of more chastened feelings, hero amongst us. I will take a sew thous- On the 1st of Dec. Likewise, an ASIATIC JACK, young active and and pounds of Bacon and two or three hundred barrels Gen. Robert Lucas since Governor of Ohio, was 1832, 5,162,259 moials, a spnse 1 purer and higher of honor, never well formed. of Corn, in exchange for Furniture by way of experi- then a member of the Senate and suppoited the met. He was of Irish and his parents, is NELSON TURNER. ment". Amount removed, - 4-- motion to strike out, in the following eloquent and $2,437,582 I recollect right, still live in New York. Lexington, jan- 23, 1840 tf HORACE E. DIftlICK, - So that the Bank collected patriotic remarks. Wc may add, in this connec- nearly ten millions Mi Hemph'll had received his legal education Lexington, Juno 20. 1839. No 15, Hunt's Roic. to pay lecs than two and a Building Sale. lion, that the Baldwin whose name occurs among half. from that distinguished son of Kentucky, Judge Iot for Baldwin, who was unfortunately The panic session of Congress fullowed the BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, fronting 50 feet Music fov WcdeSiaass, the nays, is Eli Bates. From thisgentleman, he had biought with on Upper Upper and Pine Balls and to be 1833-- A Street, at the corner of nominated by the democratic party for Governor, ever remembered session of '4 when him e being Parties, ti highest testimonials of superior talents, streets, running back 150 feet to Croshan street, two to six good Musicians, (as knowledge of his having giv it was declared that our "canals were solitudes sold num- FROM a Band,) can in 1838, without any and moral rectitude. As a speaker, he was close, one of tho lots by Stephens and Winslow, and by apphcarion to Mr. RICHARESON, and our "desert bered 8 their plat of lots sold. undisputed. en such a vote, and was consequently beaten, as he "lakes" wastes of wateis." argumentative, and as in Title No. 49, Limestone, (or North Mulberry) Lex- facetious, eloquent; a jurist Apply to M. McCALLA. Street, for deserved to be. In June, 1834, tho policy of the Bnk was JOHN ington, or elsewhere, at a price to suit the times. he was making strides iu his profession, which 20 54-- tf. - changed. From that follow- june Nov. 14, 1339 IG-- tf "Mr. Lucas said that he would vote for the mo- period until October gave bright promises of his futute success. But Fith-- ing, it expanded, and on the 1st of November had lion of the gentleman from Champaign, (Mr. I it was only by his intimate friends that Mr Hemp- A SELLING He consideied out a circulation of S78,000,000 more by CAR. OFF ian,) to strike out the section. it' hill's leal vvoith was known and appreciated. By grateful acknowledgements to the cizens of T COST JEWJD C&RKI,1GJE. objectioiiible in every point of view. He consider-c- d $14,000,000 than when it commenced contracting, WITH for them, in the abseece of his relatives, his death ami its vicinity their continued SUB3CRIBF.R, with a provision of the a year before. patronage. Mr. RICHARDSON respecfully announces 'gnHE view to raise money, it not only a violation of that will be mourned and lamented. JL offers his STOCK OF GOODS AT COST AND constitution of the state which declares that there What does all this show? Times are hard now, that the first quarter of this, his fourth year in this place, CARRIAGE, for Cash, cither I am happy to learn, that during his last illness,1 will commence as soon as tho weather sufficiently at be neither nor involuntary servitude' and money scarce . Every one admits and feels it! is WHOLESALE OR shall slavery the citizens 6f Ozark showed him a degree" of mud and dry, in lus RETAIL. But will the hair of tho dog his bite! Does His STOCK OF GOODS is large, and embraces every in this state, but it contains piinciples of the most cuie kindness, which as highly bespoke their good feel- HJanciJBg & Walasiiiag Acadcany declares that a person who not experience stow that the country has suffeied variety of Goods usually kept in Dry Goods houses. revolting character. It ings and true hospitality, as the real worth of the will bo taught all the Fashionable Dances of the present Persons wishing bargains, will do well to call toon. lia- -' such fluctuations, such periodical may be unable to pay a sine or costs, shall be expansions and deceased. G. W. P. time. He promises to use the most faithful and untiring W. E. .MILTON. ble to be sold, and the individual who will pay the contractions, ever since Bank paper was allowed exertions to instruct and improve his pupils. In com- N. B. Those persons indebted to the late firm of shortestterm of service shall to drive specie out of circulation altogether; and DIED On Saturday morning 8th inst. ofa short ill- pliance with the wishes of several patrons, the school Kennard fy Milton, will lease come forward and make sine and costs for the ness George WARr son of B. and that the only remedy is to have more specie eld, Ooct. II. Warfield, in will occasionally receive the benefit ofa lecture. pavment immediately. W. E. M. be the purchaser. the sixteenth year of his age. 'Ihuawesee that youth Lists aro now open and tlioso disposed to patronize December 26, 1839 52-- tf in the ordinary channels of and less pa- "What will be the operation of this section?" business, and beauty, amiable qualities, filual affection, virtue him will please communicate their wishes without de- so la- said Mr. Lucas. "We will suppose a case: sup-- 1 per, that the value of property, pioduce and and high esteem, are no security against the demands lay. of thf last enemy which is death. 20-8- -4t pose one of the patriots of the Revolution should bor may no longer be controlled by an exclusive pi- Lexington Feb, sold his be insulted by an enemy of his countiy, oi a tory per cunency, which bankeis and speculators can rfllllE subscriber having machinery with a Ja. view of closing his business in Lexington, now in li- - expand and contract as they please. Mouse & liOt Fov Sale. who had sought against him the struggle for BROKE JAIL offers AT VERY REDUCED PRICES, his stock of bcrty,and he should be piovoked to commit an as- N the night of the 20th of February, sour negro WILL sell my HOUSE and LOT, onShort-streo- t, 3 1 adioininc Gen. Combs, corner, and HATS, CAPS, AND HATTER'S FURS AND sault in defending the honor of his Government.1 HORRIBLE! Wo copy the following letter men, viz. slaves and a frve man, of the follow. in from the Edenton Sentinel. It relates a tale of mg descriptions, viz : rear of the Court house a very desirable stand for any TRIMMINGS; By our laws he might be piosecu'.ed and fined. and rents for about 9 per cent on investment. horror indeed! 1st. JIM MORTON (a freeman! formerly the proper business, Either at Wholesale or Retail, for Cash or City Accep. He is and unable to piy tho sine! What 2.2 5 of many friends, I am determined to poor , ty of Judge Broughton, about years of age, about At the solicitation tances. ALSO That large and commodious would follow under the previsions of this section? Salmon Cheer-- Jan. 27, 1840. feet 4 inches high, weighs about 140 pounds, and black, change my present business; I therefore offer the above of tho is publicly Advertised is dragged Dear Sir: Be pleased to publish in your next complexion. His clothes consisted of a grey hntey propoity lor sale, in ofder to put mo in possession He for Salchc funds. I hope capitalists, as thosf who have the' who pro- paper, or hand to the "Sentinel,,' for publication, roundabout, pants of the same color, ana an old wool necessary On Water-street- , near tho Rail Road depot. by crier along the streets! the man oo lively an Interest for my welfare, will bo Possesion heart-renderin- He was confined on a charge of ftlony. manifested sine the following piiticulars of a g and hat. given on the 17th of April next. ALSO A new voked the assault bids tho amount of the and 2d. GHUIsTOPHER, sometimes calls himself ED-- 1 in attendance, and aid me on that occasion. The salo shorte-- of service say foity awful catustiophe: 24 of age, b feet high, weighs will take place on THURSDAY NEXT, the 21th inst., EASTERN BUILT BUGGY, WITH 2 SEATS. costs for the t tcim IWARD, about years , hn-sc- y M. terms be made known, years! the Old Patriot is knoclcalt off to his pert On Fuday night, the 24th of January, about 7 lyu pounds auil of a black color. He had on a at IOoVocA-- A. when will Ho wishes to RENT the premises he now occupies, with old seal JOHN W. FORBES store-roo- liond.ige ! Any o'clock, the dwerling house of Miss Patsey Ward hunting shirt, bron linsey pants, and an or without the for the unexpired term of seculor, and driven in ti lumpli into fccott, of Lexington, feb 20 8 It moment near Windsor, Bertie County, was consumed by bktn cap. He is the property of Cunningham his lease. Possesion given 1st of May next. unfortunate cititen, who in an unguarded Bourbon County. All persons having accounts with the subscriber, are sire, with all its an G might be thus subjected to the payment ofa sine, together inmates consisting of 3d. AKE, about 28 years of age, about feet 4 or 5 SINGING earnestly desired to call and settle without delay elderly Miss Ward herself. would be liable to be so'd under this section, and lady, three children, and inches high, weighs between 180 and 200 lbs., of a black HE Second Term of G. W. Pratt's SINGING WM. F. TOD. of mixed jeans pants and G, 1840 6--tf driven into slavery by A FRliE NEGRO, should Tfic sire was not discovered until it had progressed color. His dtess consisted SCHOOL will commence on Tuesday evening, Lex. feb so far as (o render the efforts of all to extinguish it roundabout of tho same color, and old black hat. He Feb. 25. Reference may be had to any of those who such choo-- e to become the pui chaser. of Bourbon. &. negio or save is the properly of Joseph Clay have attended the hrst term, for a. practical illustra- To Eastern Merchants Mechanics. be to every principle of hu- the inhabitants, unavailing. Two sons of HEJNKY, 25 years of age, about 5 feet 6 This wculd revolting 4th, about of Mr. Pratt's method of teaching or tho proficiency subscriber will publish by the middle of No-- Jl the eldeily lady reached the scene only in time to 15u tion TIBHE manity, and a disgtacc to the age in which we or 7 inclns high, weighs about or 160 lbs., well of his pupils, the public are rospectfully invited to at- vember next his Louisville, Ky Directory, for ' see their only patent buried beneath the mass of made, a boy of good countenance, bright mulatto, the tend the regular meetings of the present Class, on lQlft Tectum rlpnlprs ami mpphnniCR nnve the tho on live." . property of W m Z. Thomson of Fayctlo County. Meettng-Hous- e taken and the motion to burning timber. No person lived nearer than a 7'hursday anu Friday evenings, at tho portunity of advertising in it nit the following terms, The question was then I will pay $20 for the apprehension and confinement e quarter ofa mile of the scene, and none airive d in on Hill street. by sending me aaverusemeni ana nit, muiicj' w m tun-or- 20, nays 12, as aboue. in the State; and I have no 20-8- strike out was carried yeas of Jim Morton, in any jail Lexington, Feb -tf of the Louisville Journal. e- - time to hear a groan or cry of distress from tho - So this obnoxious pioposition, Voted for and doubt the owners will pay a liberal reward for tho ap- ' TERMS. does not now dis- burning inmates. prehension of their slaves, as they have not heard of One page, S5 00 fended by Wm. H. Harrison, a for DISSOLUTION. Aster the sire had burned out, the consumed their escapo, and therefore could not offer reward One-hal- 3 00 books of Ohio! fllMIE Partnership heretofore existing between tho f page, grace the statute them. One-fourt- 2 00 bones were sound among the ashes congregated Coach-makin- g Business, was h page, of facts, drawn from the B. MEGOWAN, JL undersigned, in tho 00 Docs not this statement T. mutual consent. All persons One square, not exceeding 6 line, authority, show, togpthe. It was indeed a dreadful sight a sene Jador of Fayclle county. this day dissolved by most clear and unquestionable claims against the firm, will present them for so awful, I hope never to witness again. The Lexington, Feb. 22, 1840-9- -tf having 35-- tho "poor men" of the country all indebted will please come forward August 29, 1839 tf strong claims upon a how took settlement, and mam-- 1 whole matter is mystery the house as soon as possible to Gen. Harrison. How can we ever and liquidate the same i"-- for sire that no one of the inmates should have es NOTICE. JABEZ BEACH, ik ; fesreuough towaids a man who wanted sew eeoiou gratitude more than all, that they should not AVING determined to leave here for a months JOHN McGINNIS. Attorney and Counseller al Law, to pay a sine or costs caped and &. to relieve us of tho obligation I would sav to all persons indebted to Bowman 2-- 3t LANCASTER, Kv. have oecn aroused by the flames; for from the po- November 12, 1839. i"nt( perhaps to niggers! I be compelled to closo my business, N be Yv eollmn n hondaL'3. Harcourt, that shall (p-- B 'Ihe business, in suture, will conducted ILL attend punctually to all.business confided to sition in which their ashes weie sound aster the nut by 1st Bren-.an- 's of Ohio, 8th article of the 2nd and all notes and accounts thatar paid the at tho old stand, above Hotel, by him in the county of Garrard and the adjoining The Constitution perished while sleep- v. bo the hands ol an officer shall bo neither sla- sire, they must either have day of Jnno ill placed in J. McGINMS. countic Collections aucnaea 10 inrougnoui me Diaie. section, declares tint "there persons indebted to Bowman and Haicourt will cdll 23-- other- ing or have been confined in the house beyond the All iuneG",1839 tf very nor involuntary servitude in this State, on J. G. CiiiNN, who alone is authorized to receive all Eiiffely Toasrair Negroes for aBe. I here possibility of escape. money due as aforesaid. wise than for the punishment of crimes. .s VLE, hkrh, voung Negroe', on a credit and Buckwheat Flour. : A suspicion, daily gaining ground, is enteitained JOHN T BOWMAN. Fire Cheese wrongful per seoflhem-stlees- BTiOR month-- , satisfactouly secured. 2 men, M, trnscrressions thataro 1840-9-2- siv. Reerve Cheese; aie in the community, that the house was set on sire, Lexington, Feb 27, m woman, and fT&T casks Western held so even is the law did and 22 years old, 1 boy 8 years old, and a barre's Buckw heat Flour; and would be and the either murdered orsecuied with gH 10 half they are inheiently inmates HAVE A YOUNG LIKhLY NEGRO M N I "ill boy child 2 years old, lust received aud for sals low for ca6h. not so declare them, because in the incendiary, to prevent the Printer, J. R. Sloan, or John Bren B. TILFORD, as robboiy. arsoi, by violence by 1 sell Call on J G Chini for particu'ars. Fniuire of the JNO. infamous; such - 4- criminal and possibility of detection Respectfully yours, JOHN P EOiVMAN 4, 1B40 N- - Mam Street. denominated dimes. 13, 1839 ian murder; and these arc 27-9-- Lexington, December aid - J. L WEBB. Lexington, Feb ij Other transgressions arise out of the commis-