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I Readers of the Kentucky Gazette, for January 11th, III,
I 1803, noticed an announcement signed by Joseph Charless, '_’
_ "late of Philadelphia," which stated that he had recently Q
I arrived in the Bluegrass Capital, and that he had "estab-
I lished a new printing oflice and book-store on Main Street,
I between Bradford’s printing oflice and Captain Marshall’s
I Tavern," where he proposed "to sell books and print a
I newspaper called The Independent Gazetteer." Francis
I Peniston, a printer of books and an early newspaper, The
Western American at Bardstown, moved to Lexington and
I ` associated himself with Charless in the operation of his
I book-store and publishing business.
I From his printing establishment on West Main Street,
I between Main Cross (Broadway) and Mill streets, came the If
Hrst issue of his newspaper, The Independent Gazetteer, on
I March 29th, 1803. His partnership with Peniston was dis-
I solved on May 10th, and several months later the erstwhile ,
I Philadelphia printer took Robert Kay into his printing and I,
publishing business.
I During the summer of 1803, Charless published his I1;
first book in Lexington, A Selection of Hymns and Spiritual QI
I Songs, a volume of three hundred and thirty-one pages.
I Other books came from his press during the years from IF `
I 1803 to 1808, among which was The American Preceptor, II
I 1805, by Caleb Bingham, of which no copy is known to
I have survived.
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— Kentucky Almanac/cs for the years 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807 i
1 and 1808. Lexington’s first printed city directory was pub- 1
-. lished as a part of Charless’ Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio
* Almanac, for the Year 1806. It bears the imprint of 1805,
— and was a frail volume of twenty-six pages, seventeen centi- ._
» meters tall and stitched. This small directory (begins on
. Q; page 18) of eight pages lists the pioneer inhabitants of I
F aj this frontier metropolis, with their occupations, places of ,
‘ business or residences. The astronomical calculations for l
his almanac were made by Abraham Shoemaker.
Only four copies of Charless’ 1806 Kentucky Almanack i
2 are known to exist, these rarities being in the libraries of
the Kentucky Historical Society, the Louisville Public
Q Library, the Henry E. Huntington Library and the Wis-
consin Historical Society.
T Early in the spring of 1808, Charless emigrated to the
?, growing frontier settlement of St. Louis, where on July
{ 12th, 1808, he ran off the first issue of the Missouri Gazette,
g the first newspaper to be printed west of the Mississippi C
9 River. Later this paper was known as the Missouri Gazette
\,; & Public Advertiser. With the issue of September 20th,
i V 1820, Charless transferred the paper to James C. Cummings Q
, who continued its operation for some years after that date.
Char1ess’ 1806 City Directory of Lexington is a rare 1
and much-sought piece of early Americana, being even ,
Q rarer than John Fi1son’s Kentucke, the first history of the
state, printed at Wilmington, Delaware, in the spring of
} 1784. It is here published in full, retaining the quaint B
phraseology of the times and the archaic spelling of the ,
V, names and occupations of Lexington’s early citizens.
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Q Lexington contains 104 Brick, 10 Stone, & 187
Frame and log Houses, a Court-house, Jail, Market-
_ house, and four places for public worship; an hand-
some Lodge for Free Masons; an Insurance Oiiice;
the Transylvania University—this seminary has five
Professors, and is governed by a board of trustees;
a public Library, containing several hundred vol-
umes of the most valuable books, stands on a corner (
of the public square. Messrs. Todd and Jones, two iii;
ingenious mechanics, have erected machinery for
carding, roving and spinning cotton—Mr. Todd’s *g;`°c
· , contains 288 spindles—Mr. J ones’ 144. Extensive *
works are now erecting by Mr. Todd for carding
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Anthony Blest, Inn keeper
Neriah Barnes, Inn-keeper jj?
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i Benjamin Futhy, Blacksmith
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Wm. Palmateer, Stone-Quarrier
a` J. R[obert] Shaw, Ditto [Well-digger]
i` James Loney, Stone—Mason
l Thomas Loney, Post & rail maker
ji Raney Bell, V [Laborer] y
{ Solomon Buzzard, Butcher
Q {QI John Haggart, Post & rail maker
, " George Coons, Brewer ,-ii
Joseph Beatty, Stone—mason
~_Ap Wm. J. Duty, School-Master
James Teage, Foreman tanner for Wm.
Q ;V. Morton
{ John Morton, Sheriif
— V: William Shellers, Shoe-maker
Qi Samuel Calvert, Hatter
Q'; Leaven Young, Shoe-maker
$1 Mrs. Hargy,
;t John Cocke, Baker
R[ichard]. W. Downing, Physician
JZ Joseph Charless, Printer and Bookseller
M, -, William Essex, Bookbinder
’ il J olm Adams, Hatter
‘ ;, George Adams, Hatter
§’ Jacob Keiser, Butcher
William Huston, Saddler `
George Norton, Nailer
i` Christopher Smedley, Taylor , T
Patterson Bain, I Hatter
Thomas Anderson, Printer V ·
Isaac Holmes, Chair~maker Q i
‘ John M. Boggs, V Taylor
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Michael Schaag, Physician
D. White, Millener
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James Weir, Merchant E
Mrs. Barton, Millener (
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Samuel Downing, Merchant {
J. M’Coun & Tilford, Merchants l
George Anderson, Merchant
E. Yeizer, Tanner & Currier
Mrs. Clark, IJ}
Henry Marshall, Inn-keeper
Daniel Bradford, Printer ij?
John Bradford, [Printer and newspaperman]
S. D. J. Calais, Sr. Co. Tobacconist
Christopher Coyle, Taylor
J. Biddle, Grocer
Wm. Leavy, Merchant ,3]
Brown & Warfield, Physicians
Samuel & George Trotter, Merchants it}
Julia Logan, Millener g;§
E. W. Craig, Merchant
C. Williams, Shoe-maker {
R. Miller, ‘ Merchant
, J G. Trotter, Merchant _§j
John Cross, Baker
` · F. Hice, Toyman
John Downing, Inn—keeper
Thomas Wallace, Merchant is _
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Joseph Hudson, Merchant
Alexander Parker, Merchant ‘
. Charles Wilkins, Merchant
A John Jordan, Jun. Shipping Merchant
o_ Brooks & Crysdale, Merchants ;
, Wm. Satterwhite, Inn—keeper VZ
a Q Robert Frazer, Silversmith Il
( ` Wm. Morton, Director of the Kentucky W
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it Alexander Frazer, Silversmith i
f { Wm. Tyree, Taylor
L. Lindle, Baker
[ _” Wm. Edwards, Inn—keeper
i A: James Boyd, D. Post-master
L. L. Holmes, Taylor
7 Thomas Whitney, Cabinet-Maker
f Isaac Reid, Shoe-maker
3 M. Rule, Stone-mason
lv i — Tracy, Stocking—weaver
Q f Wm. Patrick, Physician
P. J. Roberts, Tobaconist
Benjamin Stout, Saddler V
i [ C. Keizer, Blacksmith · ·
J [oshua]. Wilson, Inn—keeper
John Martin, [Laborer]
John Postletwait [Postle— _
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gl Mrs. Holmes, `~
X Mr. Beck, Portrait~painter
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- Maddox Fisher, Brick-layer
Benjamin Wexell, Taylor
[Robt. H.] Bishop, Teacher ·i
Benjamin Parish, Cabinet-maker ij `
V E Samuel Ayres, Silversmith ;
Z Henry Marquit, Tanner & Currier ]
Jl -————— Dunn, Plaisterer {
.*, Ebenezer Sharp, Teacher 1
Rev. Adam Rankin, [Minister] {
A Mrs. Lake, E
Andrew Biggs, Shoe-maker ’
Wm. Dorsey, Cooper "§
Benj. Lloyd, Cooper V3
John Fisher, Brick-maker
——— Grant, Painter and glazier
Samuel Vanpelt, Pump-maker jj;
George Newman, Labourer
John Wyatt, Coach-maker ji;
John Hymer, Blacksmith EV T
Mrs. M’Gowan, jj
Wm. Fisher, Bricklayer
Thomas Fisher, Bricklayer Qi
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t] Thomas January, [Storekeeper]
._ John Arthur, [Clerk, town trustees]
`Y. John Stout, Coach-maker I
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John Loman, A Rope—maker
ni, Robert Chipley, Shoe-maker
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1 f" Peter Crouse, Blacksmith
l Matthew Elder, Bricklayer '
» A John Elder, Bricklayer
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Nathaniel Morrison, House-carpenter
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gi James Goodman, Stocking-weaver
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JI ; Hiram Shaw, Hatter
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tig James Rose, Shoe-maker ‘
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Thomas Hart, Jun. Merchant
Henry Clay, Attorney at Law I
_} Sam. Wilkinson, Whitesmith gg _
Thomas Hart, Sen. [Merchant; hemp mfgr.]
li Mary Findley, Seamstress { {
Porter Clay, Cabinet-maker ,
George Trotter, Jun. Merchant
Q Mentelle & Downing, Painters
. Mordecai Harris, Shop-keeper i
e Jacob Clair, Saddler
P Elijah Oliver, Shoe-maker
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J. Condon, Tailor
John Jones, Cotton-spinner
William Todd, Cotton—spinner I I
John Williams, Cotton-spinner
George Young, Shoe-maker
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ii Joseph Hostutter, Butcher
Y ._ Robert Bell, ‘ Weaver
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if Thomas Vaughan, Blacksmith
Elisha Gordon, Tanner _
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Adam Wigart, Carpenter
1 if David Woodruff, Shoe-maker 4
} Charles Vigus, Shoe—maker
V William Douds, Well-digger _}
{ David Herring, Breeches-maker
[I Hezekiah Bradley, Blacksmith
Adam Hutts, [Laborer] ‘ [
S Q: John Tompkins, Merchant
, it, John Stilfield, Wagon-maker
° fl` George Weary, House-joiner
Benedict Van Pradelles, [Attorney at Law]
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Qi [ William T. Banton [Shop-keeper] j
\i· i y George Brownlee, Reed-maker
I"` Melchor Myers, Butcher
` . , George Young, Jun. Shoe-maker
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Godfrey Bender, Tobacconist %
[ Edward West, Silversmith 5
1 Elisha Allen, i Tailor T ‘
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George Sowerbright, [Night watchman]
David Williams, Schoolmaster
Thomas Bodley, Circuit clerk A
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4 Archibald Campbell, [Boarding house-keeper] ’
gl Asa Farra, Post & rail maker {
`, Ebenezer Farra, [Painter and paper-hanger] a
Henry Lonkard, Carpenter
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NAMES. OCCUPATION.
William Bobbs, Brickmaker
Q George Adams, [Tavern-keeper]
—-—— Hawkins, Labourer
, David Stout, House-carpenter ·
Robert Grinstead, Bricklayer f ’
j ——— Monks, Nailer
F John Sprinkle, Bricklayer 4
Fielding L. Turner, Attorney at Law
Sam’l. Beel, Labourer ig]
yi John Downing, House—carpenter
3 Simon Hicky [Hickey], Blacksmith {
3 Allen Davis, Bricklayer `
f ‘ James Wilson, Carpenter
3 James Shohoney, Carpenter
` Patrick Gullion, [Laborer] (ij .
· g _ Martha Johnston, Schoolmistress I
ii Mrs. Nicholas, _
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Eg' ——— Ruths, Inn-keeper ,
{9 Jeremiah Murphy, Inn-keeper V
Warner Hawkins, Stone-mason
_;_,; William Smith, Hatter
William Nash, Saddler
f Thomas Reid, Tinner 1
? 'I, Wm. Reid, Chair—make1·
g Mrs. Kelly, T
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ij, George Sowerbright, Labourer ,
SHORT STREET
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James Eades, [Cattle drover] Y
Mrs. Parker, `f
§z4 , William Bartlow, [Laborer] T
John T. Miller, Coppersmith Qt,
{ Oliver Keene, [Bricklayer] Y
James Morrison, [Merchant] _‘
\i},' Chester Shaw, Inn-keeper i
fl Mrs. Wilson, _
‘ John Pope, Attorney at Law i
EQ James Fishback, Physician »
[gf John Kizer [Keiser], Inn-keeper
Andrew M’Calla, Apothecary i
. aiu Thomas Tibbatts, Baker ,t
wi Robert Bradley, Inn-keeper 6
QT" George Staley, [Spinning wheel maker]
John Jones, Inn-keeper
John P. Wagnon, Irm-keeper `.
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Nathaniel Prentiss, J ailor
g James Blythe, Teacher
` Buckner Thruston, Attorney at Law
[Elisha] Wariield, Physician Q5 Y
j John Brown, Nailer A
James January, Attorney at Law q
1_ Mrs. M’Daniel, Seamstress
¥ Henry Colehouse, Nailer {
L Robert Russel, Stone-cutter é
i Joseph Wingate Blacksmith
William Emmens, [Laborer] 3
A John Sloan, Tallow chandler J?
Peter Paul, Stone-cutter Q
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OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT. QQ
·, Governor or Chief Magistrate for the Commonwealth of
j Kentucky, Christopher Greenup.
y Lieutenant Governor, John Caldwell.
J Secretary of State, John Rowan. ‘
1 Attorney General, James Blair.
a Auditor of Public Accounts, George Madison.
· Treasurer of State, John Logan.
T Register of the Land Oitice, John Adair.
George Muter, Chief Justice of Kentucky.
Benjamin Sebastian, Caleb Wallace, Thomas Todd, Judges i
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I John Coburn, Benjamin Howard, Samuel McDowell, Ste-
i, phen Ormsby, James G. Hunter, John Allen, Cary L.
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in Harry Innes, Judge of the Federal Court for the District I
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