\iiuten iiuvdtn AND NURSERIES, (toJfti island, ni.ar nlw York.) WILLIAM PSISCS. Proprietor ol this establishment, ■nno'io e» to the public that the new edition (24th) «*f hi*Catalogues, ha*just issued from the tut-o and may he ob tained grot if, of Mr It. tf. lOMPKINSol this City, I'm* advan eiwent of this establishment ha* been pursued with unabatad nrd mr, and regardless ripe **e by i'ji present IVopnctor and hi* fa h**i ini above half a century in the present en'aig d atalogue, he nflfers tpp'y *ch *ar.••id** a ar« a dap' ted to (he rttperJti r, foealittit—and w here such selection hi to him it •hall b* made wnli scrupulous a lemio... (I i' Ord^'S 'aft with Mr. R *4 fDMpKlNS, nr fort*’ riled direct, per mail, will teceive promp attention. Sent. 21 w4wr DRY AND IN OIL. 2 A) K* gs Whim tfml hi Oil |2(XI K«‘C» Spamiii Bro**. m Oil 2ft Kt»<* (irtco Paint hi Oil 2ft Krgs Yellow Ochre in Oil 2ft K»*g§ Mark I’ttint m Oil £0l Jum*, 1828, ate c ried to me by John Job riHun, duty recorded hi the countv court of Cmnpbr II, made fo s cine the payiti* nt of certi* in minis of uiuiivy due Ihomiu l'i|iiu m, adnir of .lolin Johnson die end fm 'tin r purpose* in waid deed c* prcsird. I shall pror.ct* 1 to c||, ni public auction, on Thursday *be Iftb day of O f uni, for cash, ai tin* pi si ut tesi ie.iCe o( the said John John* ui, in the comity of Campbell, on Seneca Creek, flic I llo.iiug vnlunltle propeiiy, to wit 228 1.2 m 'i s of land, on Staunton Itiver and Senec.i i-ck BO acres of land on Cub Creek, in t*»e county ol Campbell also, three likely j negro slave., two horses, thirteen head of cattle, B sheep, 20 bugs, ft f*ui hui hods, and Imuiture, and ail uia ptanta'iou utensils; one oi ran. three pair trace chains, one loom and all of said JodUiun’s lious hoi I and kitchen Im inline, fhs sale will b continued from day to day if neceasitty. The iriutee will convey mc|» n<|r only Him tested in him by virtue of the deed Above named, a Inch is believed to be good. W M. J. HAflVKY, linitee Sept M. w|d»9 FurR SALS. A VERY hand?" malUiWK arm, upon (ho v»lh.ad waters ol AjipninnMiii, in Bucking hout Tlii. land is in (h* uriglihnrlioiid do. ver Hilt, lie* r in.iikahljr writ, produce* In bancon( Ihe fine*! quality, anti ha* upon ii a vary Isrvo orchard uf u ril -elected tin.t ti,r (fact Contain. UK) acre,— For.on, ii to bay, will apply in th* subsrrliier nr Col. Sami A Pa lie,on, u Iki lire* adjoining (ho premises 9AML. 1' HRIS TIAN. March 2. bOMAXZa SICK EASINESS raiiil. -ubsuriher ..forms iii, Irimids and the A_ public dm! ho continue* In do business on CoimniMion, anil promise* Ilia! no pain. »hall b« spared to i*iv* enure salislacllnn lor all I'lanioi, and l.irmprs who may confide to hi, mauageuietd die tala of lolmcri. Klnur, or othar produce. III. oflicn Will be k |d ni Ihe Store of Messr* I te S. Haliey, no it door below (he farmers Dank 1). SAUNDERS, jr. T»" !»•___ 12m *25 REWARD. RANAVVAV from (he subscriber, oo Sun day dir (ilh nfSepl. la a (regrn man named JESSE, abnul ;in years of age, very in leligeul, rather (bin visage, aod som»what free, kled. He ahacomled in company wirh anolher negro, who has line* been taken, and f,>.I lo loosest free papers.-Ho-ays dial Jesse also hav free paper., and goes by the name ol |U n ry Carirr I'he free pat. is si«ned I Watkinr. clerk of Prince Edward Court, and i. sors bad ly executed ll is Hippo,ed dial he is aiming to Ihe Salt Work*, in die eonnly ol Kanawha, or some free Stale. I will g.ve ihe mIiovii re ward for will negro delivered lo me, or lecur. ed in any jail in die Stale, or *50 reward if! out of Ihe Stole, so that I gel Idm again. VVM A. JONES. Walker's Church, P. 0. Prince Edward e,n. Vb Oci. 1 4,14 FIRST ARRIVAL OF ?1LL CrOODS. WE have just received Die Inti *hipinent of our KAlali A IM I) WIN TEK "*’or,n" "I. t-<|isii.g n groHt i„Hnv beautiful anil desirabia arncli r, winch, hi pr,.j. enl, are very hard to be obtained—among olh era are Splendid Merino long Shawl-, of rarious shades Lace Capes and Pelerines Thread and liyinp I,aces 4 1 Bohinells. I’laiu and Figured Circassian Plaids and Uombazelt* Bombazines and fashionable winter Calicoes of the handsomest Patterns, Hie. ALSO A few pieces elegant Blue (.'loth. Prices still lower than ever. Purchasers ate respectfully solicited to call. DaVIDSi ROBERT KVI.E. Sept. 21 l, WET iNliilttE WANTED: A LIBERAL price will he given for the hire ol a wet nurse Hiaf is of good character and healthy. Apply at this office August 13. n RACING. THK Race* nf the Vnrkey f‘hrb will c 'imntncf at the Botetourt Springs, on ‘Iue0( three mile In aft Roily Hopkins, Sb-n-lri, Knlr Kearney, Slur, V^aiey. Cailnitt*, nod ninny line hoists nr*- in training, prohiiMv gieati r number tbau evei wo® known in Vng'nhi, at any onetime. rill* Riot rietoi will be prepared hi hereto fore, to acconuiiixlute geutleineft who may tie *iie to at»y at Tree IIill during the Maces. Thota members of the Club tiiAt should not be enabled to attend *he Rail Meefiug, Mill please forward llieir subscriptions, a« the Purses are Inige amt the subscriber bound to put them up. .1 M 8EI.DF.N, Treasurer and Rioprietor. •Sept. Cl. wtdi ll RACING. en'H, IUi.i> uni I he labarty course, will 2A commence mi YVediicsdny the 14th ol Oc tohei, nod routinue tour dtiyb, free lor any hone, untie or gelding. hi MV. Two mile limit*, for $200, entrance $15. 2d DAY. Three mile heats $501*, entrance $25. 3d DAY. The Proprietor'* |>ur*e, mile heat*, betl 3 in 5, entrance $10. •Iih DAY. A Sweepstake, mile heals, entrance $25. The Cash is to he put up. It is hoped, anil confidently expected, that ever) gentleman will pay p, tfie Proprietor, w hu hwihern appointed treasurer by the Club, then Aril contribution, on or before the day of the nice I he tract is in fine order, and a number ol horses in training, and fine sport anticipated. VY iY1. I MIRY, Proprietor. l.iherli,. Bedford C H Oct. 1, widilt O I ICE II* vir ue ol it Iru.i deed exeeu IS teil In the subscriber. by III III Iinil ami '"Utah hi. wtie, bearit g date the I lilt tlay ol Jills, duly recorded in llie comes court of Bedford, we will procred lo sell, by way ot public am tion,on the premises, fur cash on Eliday the 6'h day of N .veinber next, one Hart ot land, mi w hit'll the laid Pile now result s adjoining the lands III Antln ny YViighl and oilier*, containing one hundred and eighty a crex one tract adjoining 'hesame, containing ihirly acres; one line! adjoining the same, con "."img «ix'y three acres one iract mtj„i„iii" the same, containing one hundred and eighty acres; one other (I act, known by the name til Yraly's tract, on Palling creek, adjoining the lands of Samuel lln«c| and oilier- Also, an other trarl, called N i w ilia ns tract, adjoining ihi lux' mentioned iracis, containing iwi> huu lr. il and forty acres also, the following slaves, to wit Reuben, Ti.m, hipencer, Milly, Manila, and Anna, or Aina, and Iheii increase since the date ol the deed, mid as mentioned in (lie said deed, and fur the purposes Herein expressed. 1 he title tolbe fore named property, i, i„ |,ev ed to lie good—none other llian that conveyed by the deed, will tie made CHISYVEI.I, DABNEY. t Inn. DAVIDSON BRADEDTE vices. °rt 1 Ills l-» D 11C E. A pelilion w ill |i,. presented lo the next Assembly, lor the revival ol lire Tobacco Inspection, at black Water Ware house. _Dct. 1. 2m 14 HOUSE COVERING. fWlHE subscribers having niiuir h great ini A provuinent in fir© proof covt'i ing, ami obtained a patmit ior thesiiinc, offer tbe bcu* rfil of it to tbe public. Tb© improvement consistb in using fastening 'vhicb «r© locked in the grooves Hnd nailed to the sheeting plank. By tbit means, no nail is driven through tbe tin, ami the nails are qu ite protected sgsiust the weather, which effectual ly prevents them from rusting, and the roofs leaking—whereas, on the old plan, (he nails aie all driven through tile sheet., mid tho’ cov ereil by Hie groove., they are nevertheless »et by every rain, which, ill no great length ..I lime rusts them off Consequently, loosing the j tin from the roof, and occcasiuning thousand, ol h nk.. 1 lus fact is well known. Another advantage on the new plan is, that there is no occasion ofthe sheeting plank s he mp kiln dried, nor more than three quarters of! an inch thick. And again, on old houses no ttunp is required hut to lake off the old shingles and put on (lie tin or sheeting. This make? as good a roof as can he made, and saves the whole expense of sheeting anew. \VM. Bl'Rl). CM __ M m0“‘ CARRY ALLS. AV ARIKTV of nice, strong and best finish ed Carry Alls, lor sale low for cash by _ WM. Bl RD. Oci-J tf®OTICE —The public are respectlully in fortned, lbat, besides a eery eitenlive j Variety of Sunday School Look*, all the works' comprimil in lire following Catabgtie, aie to in- had from the Lynchburg Look Company. on reasonable te«ins, at ibeir Depository, ai the Count in.' room of Vles-r*. V\ i ilium* At (.’ringaii, om i tiro Store of Mr <*eorgc tingtiy, Lyncn buig. A Ab'innder** Evidence* Aleitnder a Canon of the ScriptUi f Anatomy of I>n«nkennets Almost Christian AftsiMitnl to (Minify Religion. Afflicted .Man’* Companion Alphabet on Cards tor Children African Valley. it IMfmge’s Addresses lie ether on Intemperance hierher Occasional >eimoni Baiter's Call B nier Saints Rest Butler's Analogy Buck's Works Buck Expositor Buck'* Bemains Buck’s Theological Dictionary Bun mi's Holy War Beattie on Truth Beauties of the Bible Brown’s Concordance Buchanan'* L» e Biirhannri's WmUs Hraiuerd l.ile Boat m s fourfold Slate Browns Dictionary ol Bible Beveridge's private thoughts BeckersfitIt's Scripture Help Rockerstitir.* do ahi idged by himself B' ckei on Piayer Beckerstith on the Lord’s Supper Bible Alla* Broken Hyacinth Lib leal Antnpiitii ppinc«ta (iililly 1 oiigtii'. II Ylornn's Introduction Home’s do abridged by himself Hamel Newell Horne on the Ps dins Hall n Sermons llad's Puide Janeu ay on the Atonement Jay’s Prayers Jay’s Lei lures Juvenile Magazine liuilHlion of Christ by Tbos. A. Kempi* K Kidd ou llie Sonship of Clnist. L Life of Tegh R'chmond Life oi St Paul, by Littleton Lite of Hnnnnli Moore Life oi Mar'in Luther Lite of Calvin Life of Pony Fi k Life of Parsons Lite of Mrs., Graham l.ite ot Mr* Jndson Life of Mr*. Huntingdon Leiteiaon Female character, by Mrs. n Law a Call Law Perfection Lilly Dong la* Lite of 1. L'rquhnrt Life ot Gardener Life of Christ Labourer* in the Fast Letter* on Divine Purpose Life of Whitfield Life oi Henry Martyo Life ol Thomas Scott Life of Washington, for S' Schools. M Mosheim's Church History Mourner Comforted Marshc's F.ccliastical History Mason's Compend of ilo Memoirs of J. Taylor Memoirs of an oniv «»n Milner’s Church History Moravian Missions Mulius. by a lady of Virginia Mother’s Love—Mother's Portrait Mother’s Garland My Birth place Moral Talcs by Mrs. Cary N Narrative of a Soldier jicwttiu's Worts HI 1 vdf. Mtnlon i Piigmn Triumph o Owen nn the Spirit Dpie's W oik* Opie on Lying Orphan Lin y P Polyglot! Bible Faymn'i Sermons Paley Philothphy I’n ley Ft ide tires Paley'* Manual Theology illuitfaHd Profession, not Principle Pilgrim's Piugre-s Poriui Lectures on Matthew Pncke) Bible Persecuted Family, by Pulluck Pink Tippet Pilgrims hi India Reformed I'ntur Reluge Hint Ciuiile Review nl \le|hiidl*t Controver.y Religious F ashions Ralph Leoiloetl Reciprocal Oulu* S Sunday School ll) unis Smart's Journal Stuart's Commentary on llibiewt Spring's Kssny* Spring on Kegeneralinn Si ougel s Life ul Cod Sc,oil’s l.aiav* Scott’s f Him y Bible Li’Hni h in I PHppra Scutts i ticolo^N nl Work4 Srlf knoHlpil^fH, hy M)i»un blf*r m’s Hi fleel ions S< ripiure Illustrations Sl> •m t discourftcs lor children J’ Hci h 1‘rev itla Simpson'* Pie® Siicff* o iiie Spirit of l*i nyer Sirripiiii» HiMorv bimdiiy School bciif*ruts. T I hnrnton on Hi'pcntanct* Trial of AutiChmt 1 Mylar on lh#» Alourmcat Taylor’s He main s V Union Spelling Book i V Village Hy unis Village Dialogue* Village Sermon* j V ism of Mercy tllage School. Woods or* Infant Baptism Walla’ Psalms and Hymns i W ,11*00 s Apology Wardlaw on Lccliastes Wisdom'* Voice Willision's faablialh. X Young Jewess Youlu's Casket z Zion's Pilgrim Zion's Harp Zimmerman on Solitude. Au« :il 3in KVtJSS? &LL3. K\ vi' Iue oi n deed of trust, executed l»y John Oliver t- the subscriber, on the r»ll» «Ihv ol !Y1hy, 1^28, and duly recoided in the t*ik s i Hu es of i liHilotfe and Bath counties, i tor rerfaiu p trpo««*s therein ineut oned, we sIihII, on the 9th day of October, 1829, at tin residence of flie sttio John Oliver, in die upper «nd of harlottecounty, proced fused, to the igfiesi bidiler,for cash, I be following property, vi/ die fi net of Land on which the naid John Oliver resides, I negro man named Wilson, i nov Albert, 1 giil AJarv Jane, I girl Beckey, ibe w hole of bis Stock, of every degci iption, household an,l khclien furniture, plantation 'iieoki's. Also, seven dirteieol liHets of land, lyii.g ami being in the county of Bath, con milling between three and four thousand acres, md a lot in f lairstonsville, Halifax count), Va. I hc improvement* on the tract of land in iiarlotte, on which die said Oliver lives,are ve ry good, and ail excellent orchard, ami a good siand for a Tavern and Store, and the land ol excellent quality. Ihc title of said properly is believed to be good, but none other diau that conveyed by the trust vvi I be made. ROBKRT MORTON, Tru* ABRAM W. WTMBISII, tees. 9*P' 24 _ _ tdsll !^T O l ICR—All personshaving claims agawist the estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec. me »equested to bring them, forward well authenti rated, es the law directs, in order that I may make provisions to pay the same those indebt ed to the estate are requested to make pay* “trnt. ANTHONY KUCKRR, ex’r ^_,av 4 __ ls75 a>& i'aaxxa. .T I’l KVIS, being convinced of (he utility of Moiling Good* At a .mall profit, (thereby increasing tile Hinuunl of sales,'! re spectfully informs his customers and the public generally, that, in future,he will «*k liut n small advance upon cost. He has madp arrange •neuis in the Northern cities for receiving U nils regularly, as his slock may requite. He n nmv receiving front Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Vink, n large slock of NEW GOODS, which, for cheapness, exceed any that lie has before offered. The follow ing are a lew of the articles and prices Blue, black, and lancy colored Cloths, (-oine very cheap) do du do Cassinieres Black llalian Silks Sensfliawa, Sarsncts, Ac, (yc. Pink, blue, white and Straw Florences Black Canton Crape, at $3 H dress Italian do Calicoes, a large supply, some at yd and Is Muslins, a good assortment, at veiy low juices Flag Bandanna Hdkls. at 3s. Some very sup. old style Hdkfs. 3d Domestic Shirtings, licvy, nl cj }lr yarij Plaid Domestics, large stock 1 Duffel, Point and Rose Blankets, uuusually cheap 7 Hals, some black Fur us low *s Jl 5Q Wool Hats, Shoes, A c. die Cotton Yarn of the best quality, at 7s. fid. a Bale. P S. His Store is nest door to Messsrs McKee, Robinson Co. Lynchburir Tept. 28_ \iFiti VW> VI ,V VWl.V.VlWft A I, ARGI. lot of the ahoye article for sale tSUt l>v tile subscriber,at very reduced prices JINO. J. PURVIS. Sept. 28 ___ WWU'L WISH to purchase a large quantity of J Wheat, for which the highest cash price will he given. J NO. J. PURVI S. S»'pt 28_qiv Tf AS. GARLAND, of I.ovingston, Melson county, will tiereafler practice law, ,n the Supreme Court of Appeals. Oct. 1. t CORN K..r sale low, by JM) W SCHOOLFIEFD. Oct. 1 2t WASHINGTON HOTEL. QTniltC subscriber rupccifully informs ibe 41 public, that be hat extended Ins leese on II.e Washington Hotel He makes a gra'elol fender ol bi> thanks to tho public for the libe. ral patrouage lie lots icciived, and pledge, himself to use bis best exertions to give sxiix l.ctnin to all those who may favour him with a call at the Washington. Hit lebln shall al ways be furnished with the best the markets will admit, and his bar with the choicest li i|iiors.—He has attentive and experienced Ost lers, and bis stable inferior to none, with a good lot for drovers, aud inoderale charges, as follows Breakfast, 26 ct». Dinner, 37 1-2 Supper, 26 Lodging, 12 1-2 lluises, per day 62 1-2 Horses, per month, $8 00 Board, per vear, 133 33 JAS. C. MOORMAN. Sept. 24, 3mll HART A DAVIS. Late of Petersburg, NFOHM their friends mid the public £ene I rally, (hat they have established themselves hi the Storehouse formerly occupied by Messrs. Holmes k littwxtei. and opposite the Virginian Office. They tender the«r gialcful acknowledgments lor the libeia! pan ullage they have already met with, and inform them that they contiuue to keep on hand a large as* lortment of Heady Made Clothing, of every description, which, being made in town, and by eipenericed hand*, the wmk mangliip, as *ell ax the fashion, can be viarian Ted. The following list I prices of some ar tides iu the above line, may induce those that 1 have not ax yet boo* red them,to call and exam 1 ine their uncommonly cheap good* Broad Cloth Coats, from jjdt upward* Cassinett do 4 5u Cloth Pantaloons, 4 j Cassinett do 2 Gentlemens’ Plaid Cnmblet Cloaks. 6 u Ladies’ A general assortment of Dry Goods 60 do/,. Mens’ ami Boys' a ski" Caps, cheap 5 do Gentlemens’ Sea Onci Kui do 100 pair Rose Blankets, cheaper than ever ol*, fered before. Sept. 28 ts W OTICK.— l fie public an* hereby informed i i.^ that my Overseer is not allowed to eie cute any note or bond bui'ling upon (lie sub scriber, nor to open any account in Lync hburg ut elsewhere, not to make any contract of any description on account of my Flauta'iou in the county of Amherst. or tor Hny other purpose,, by which ihe subset iber mav be called upon h r money, without his having sanctioned the ha gain, i his notice u not intended hi any Way to reflect upon the conduct of hi* present Ov« i seer. Mr. Win. Tucket, hut to guard against the improper condui t of all future Overseers JOHN JAVELIN AMBLER. Glenambler, Amherst co. Sept,28 3t* Land at Public Auction. a WILL sell, on Saturday tbp 2dtlt of O'l. iii'it, al public sale, In loir I hr door ol Ihe Franklin Hotel, a tract of Land, uontainiiu. 72 acre,, lying in Ibp county ot Campbell, on the totilhwest side of the rood from Lynch burg to Ilia count? Court Holl.r, ami ll.r. miles front loivn—it adjoins the Funds uwui by the Farmer's Bank, John .S. Le and oibets there ate but eight acres cleaieil, end the balance of the tract is lieavly timbered, and much of it good tobacco land I'be terms uill be one lliitd secured by negotiable mile and satisfactory eiidora. r. pa\able in ,ixiv days from the dale, one third in one year, an I one third ill two yean from the day of sale, lie two latter instalments seemed by d eilnfpusi. l lie sale will be conducted by J. II I’ vne, Auctioneer. IN IFLI \M OliLKSitY Sept. 28 til. VA-V \AlUi YO&&A «,V„ A VERY handsome little farm, upon Sill's ^Rj.Creek, near Taylor's Mon-, in franklin county, the laml lies remarkably well, the im provements good, and all new—has on it an excellent Tan Yard, with a patent bulk mill at 1 ached to the same. The Ian House, a frame' sixty feet long, with never failing water, and It coming but a short distance in pipes, and no chance of overflowing by hiph waler—it is a desirable silnation Inr any person who wishes to carry on the Tanning husinrss, tin re I.ring no other inn Yard within eight nr ten mil's east or south, and none within eighteen 01 twenty north or well, and a suffii ien-y of bark can always he procured near the place. The tract of land mains about 50acres, of which there is about 15 cleared, and lies in a wealthy and respectable neighborhood. Any person disposed to purchase the above mentioned pro perly, can have possession by the I5ili of No vember next. I will sell a great bargain in tire above property, for the terms and further particulars, apply to the subscriber, living on the premises. PETER MOORE. S«pl- 24 ___^ 3w TriY the directions of lire will of John llan sard, dec. laleof lire couiitv of Amherst, which will has t een duly recorded in the Su perior Comi of said county, will he exposed o sale, oo Ihe premises, on ihe 2d day ol Jan uary ncx', that pari of Ihe said Testator's Iraci ot land, lying in lire county of Amherst, which adjoins the lands of Anthony Rucker, dec. and which is to he separated from the remainder of the tract, by die road front Tinsley's line, (with die Spring included.) to Win. McDan iel’s line, lo the Mansion House tract. A l’lal and Survey of the land will be present on the day of sale—mid the land will he sold to the highest bidder, for cash, unless (he terms of sale should he otherwise directed by the devi sees, John, Ambrose, Archey, Sophia, Polly, Pninelia aud Caroline, children of ihe Testator* am! between whom the proceeds lire diiccled (o be diviited. BENJ TALIAFERRO, High Sheriff Ot AfUherii counijr, and ns such, ad cniiusirator with ihe will an lifted of John Hansard, deceased. SepL24 l(t, ^V).\\Y/VUU\*U wVYAV W JUST received large supply of HIPA. 1>V MADE CLOTHING. made m superior >lvle, and of the laiesi fash ions, winch. with our former extensive slock. w ill ennhlo us to suit all, who may favor us with avail, with eveiy article indie dress line, al prices unusually low. Bv our late arrivals we have received some superfine blue and black drees Coals, some superfine Frock Coats, of all the fancy shades, a splendid assortment of Moleskin, Velvet, Silk, Cassimere and Valen cia, Vests, Pantaloons of every shade and des cription. fancy Cravats, Patent Navarino and Leather Neck Stocks, various kinds of Patent and Plain Suspenders, Gloves, Silk, Worsted and Cotton Hosiery Shirts, Linen and Colton, Plain and Ruffled, Drawers of Flannel and Cot Ion 1 lain and Kni!, am] in fact cverv article usually found in a Clothing Establishment. Some elegant Cnmblelt and Plaid Cloaks, fin Collars and Cloth Linings. Ladies’ Cloaks of Silk, (made in the French style) also of Tarian Plaid amt Scotch Cambletx, Circassians and Bombazines. Bang Up Coals and Big Coals of ever, size and fashion, a lot of I)r* Goods Bale Cotton *c. Please call at Walker k Cos emporium of fashions. Opposite the Virginian Office, Sept.CT TRYST SAViK. iJiV virtue of a trust deed, executed i0 l£j subscriber by James Powell, and recor ed in the t leik ioflice of the Cuuniv Conn Amherit. I shall, 01. Tuesday ihrSthh 0f teniher, (that being Amherit Supeiior Conn' Oder fur sale, ai public auction, on the pfPn •ex, Ilia House- k l.otmnw in the posiessini the Rev. Charles II. p. p, „„t Arnhem Coil house, together with 30 or 40 acre, of La, i attached Iheietn. The welling house is ,j, ted near Amherst court home, with threerocn and an enlry on the lower flo. i and four rorn above a good dr) cellar, with four rooms kitchen, ice house, stables, carriage |,ou,,’ A'C. kc. T he above valuable piopetty „f, its locality, a very desirable situation for professional man. Terms made known on the day ol sale. THJS II BROW N. Trustee The above sale is by my approbation and con-ent. JAMES POWELL Aug. 24_ „ls Vfr HAVE a lot of excellent Whiskey nn con' signment winch I will sell very low for ca-h or at iff' days credit. HENRY ALLISON Sept 14 AGAlTl) TO THE LADIKS. MISS PITTS, from Petersburg takes tlie liberty otinforming (he Ladies uf Lynchburg and adjoining counties, that s|,„ hns taken tire commodious dwelling house near ly opposite the Franklin Hotel, where die j„, •ends carry'.fg on the Mantua making busi ness. in alf its various branches Having great facilities of ob'ae.ing regularly (from tlie Cnic, of New York and Philadelphia.) ni« ,eiy fashions, she Halters herself, from the alteotion silte will devote to the onfers she may receive to merit a share of pollin' patronage, hud super, cede the necessity i t sending orders to a distant Slate or the t i.v of Richmond. N. B. Orders ftout the country elecuted Bl the sliorlesl notice. Krai I Riding Ureses, of the latest fust ion. July 211 1(97 £20 REWARD. u !t 1 N A\ troni the subscriber near B"tit -V» Creek, Buckingham county, on Saturday l, a initial lo mail, ol' dark brown complex, i ni, "•'.in exposure in running the nver lias a a.I ol line, bushy hair, about 25 year, old, 5 feel 2 niche* high, thin visage, very likely, one of his upper fore leelh a little longer than the olheis, and Ilia cornet of one of iiis upper fi re leeili hiuke off, verv smart, goes by the name of OSES PAGE, and might be leken foi a free negro, and may have prutuied tree pa| cis, and may be making bis way lo a free hlaie. The above reward will he given lo any one who will apprehend said negro nnd deliver bun to me. or secure him in any jail so that 1 gel him again. The jail of Richmond or Lynch hing would he preferred. WM. A. PAYNE. 3ppi 2T _ ___ 5i')2 Uedjord County, to wit I |\K KN up hy Sami. Hancock, a R< d Cow iL With a young Cull—the cow mark' I with two uuderkeels nod a slit in the right ear, posted and appiaised to six doflars—supposed hi be about six yeals old. JAMES P. SCOTT, CHARLES GILL, OB ADI AH TATE. ltd!ford County —T he above appraisers w ere lllis day qualified hi lore me, n Justice of die peace for the county nlofesaid as I lie law di rt cm.—Given under my hand this 21st day in March, 182'J BOVVKER PRESTON A Copy—Teste UO C. MITCHELL, C. B C. Sept. 2*1 *py FOR KENT. rjllIK linn eon Cot lie Hr-yt B 'tninetlmiely opposite Mr. James Mortal' s, al present orto* pieil liy I lie- family ol Capt. K. C utt. t or trims npi'lv nt this nlhre. STRAYED tlROM the aubacritier, lump lime Iasi spiing, a light bundle row, little over common size, with Itpig boros, about 8 or 9 years old, upon close inanimation it is believed thalona It ip is a link* shorter than the other. Any per* son that finds and will return said cow to me, in Lynchburg, shall bo liberally rewarded lor iheir irouble. H. SUMPTER. Sept. 24. 3w|2 A VALUABLE TAVERN FOR RESIT. Fl^HFi Subtu'iibur will rent, the ensuing JL year, or fora term of vem 9, the LAFAYETTE INK. At Amber t Court*house, at present occupied j by i'apt. John Franklin, whose tease expires on the lit January next i he situation of the premises and its repute ns a public bouse, ren ders it a valuable Cotahli-bmeut to one wishing to embark in the business ol a publican. For terms, apply to the subscriber, residing a lew miles from the Court House. PII INK AS S. PIERCE. Sept. 24_ 4^11 VVttLUJ SALE. 2N obedience to an interlocutory ctecrpe of Campbell county Court, in the case of 0* gleshy, &c. vs. Oglesby, 6lc. the undemur.ed Commissioners will sell, to the highest bidder, at public auction, on the premises, on the day of Ocf. next, if fair, if not, the next lair day, a tiact ol Laud, in said cnunly, containing seventy acres, more or less, being the land on which David Oglesby, dec. resided at the lime of his death, and on which Win. Oglr shy now resides ibis land lies about three miles Iroin Lynchburg, is uncommonly fertile—hath portion of woods, comfortable homes, orchard, &c. At the same time and place, will he sold likely slaves, belonging to the estate of D. D glesby, dec. to wit fieorge, Tom and ’lamer 1 om is an excellent blacksmith, and about 37 years of age. Also the stock of cattle, hou r hold am) kitchen furniture, plantation uten«'l*» $fc. Terms—the land will be sold on ft cr< (tit j ol one and two years, iqual instalments, secur j ed by bond and food personal security, and f i deed ot trust. The personal properly on e. j credit of one year, secured by bond am! gooc. security. BEVERLY H. SCOTT, )r FREDERICK Sl’EECE, J C',u' Tept. 17 ids $100 REWARD. U AN AW AY from the snbscrtlterg—one te silling at Dan river Mi In, 10 miles above Danville -the other, on the Yadkin river, in N• C. 14 miles southwest of Salem,abottl the 1st in-' two negro men WEST1.EY k IACOB. \Vo*tl<\' is a large black fellow, about 6 feet high, thn k lips, and remarkable large feet, and about years ol age. Jacob is inclined to be yeUcw, bout 24 years old, 6 feet 7 or 8 inches higu one leg anti thigh somewhat sntalltt* ami perhaps shut ter than the other, stoops in his walk can read, and sometimes pretends to preach and •*x■ u>rt amongst the negroto—* blacksmith by trade, rlothes not recollected We believe they are aiming for the Stale Ohio, or Pennsylvania, and will prnha'd* change their names and pass as free ho n. will give tlie above reward for said negro** 1 delivered to either of the subscribers at places ot rrsidence, or fif v dollars if scented m jail, so that tve get them. GEORGE. ADAMS. NATHAN CHAFFIN' [Lj 1 be Wythe Argus and Winchester Kr’ publican will insert tbe above 4 iimc> »nc 'o'' ward their accomn to tilt, office fwt col "-hi