.New kali .ltr^\a\a ol*
2U^i>ICil«£S
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Off-stuffs, and
Dye- Woods, ground and in sticks.
Window lit***, Bu*l>r*, Wine*
SnuflV Fancy Kaaewcw, Fancy Soap*
Ferlumerr, Spirit* Turpentine
Akntinl, Iurpealma Snap, Seg«r», kc. kc
yinti Hi* Beat Ep*oin Salt*
3O1O do Climber* ilo
iym Bottle* Catini Utl, all kind*
200 keg* belt VVline Lead
2tl0 Spatii*li Brown
|«hmi |b>. dry While Lead
1000 Spamali Blown
r»i KI gal. Spirit* 1 ui pent ill*
20' Sweet Oil
SOU lias. Chromic Yellow
100 do «f ralent Green
KM Prussian Blue
10,000 Logwood, in sticks
HXO Ground Logwund, Campese'y
looo Ku*nc, giouml
10.M) dn MI ilitks
ItKAI Ground nutwood
6<HI IXicaingna
(V) Arrow Boot, all kind*
31XI Starch, tupenor
yt*H> Beat Alum
3U00 Copperas
ooq Boras, refined ami crude
1(*)0 Hide Vitriol
loo White do
200 Hot-belle Sail*, powdered
200 Sal. Soda
to Super, arh. Soda
21X1 Lump Magnesia
50 Calcined do
]00 Spanish Kln-s
g.ai rram laitar
pid Gum Camphor
guild White Ct.'ilk
;^|00 Spa"'*h Whiling
2000 B'*1 Butty
fttXJ A'l'ta Fort is
10(0 O'! Vitriol
loo Muriatic At id
Rd None Arid, strung
RO Boses Window (tla»«
500 lh». Snuff., in botrlee and janl
500 bole. Segari, from .ul polo $29 per
ihmianit
Old Purl and Madeira Wines, in bottles, and by
llie gallon, cayk or laigct tj innlily
Prime Claret J
do Malaga WINH8,
do Ctiampaigne
Faint Brushes, ground and ungrouud
Sash Tools dn do
Srrnldiing Brushes, Hair do
Tooth great variety
Unsti .g ('loth bimbos
Comb Velvel
Camel'* hair
Brushes (or niaalting Totniccn and Colton
Kilt lies nr marking llmshes
Fancy Soaps, French, English and American
a great variety
Water cnlors, Htnl colors fx rivet Painting
Perfumery, fancy cut Glut* and plain entailing
Vials, the greatest variety in Virgiuin
A most splendid assortment ol Fancy l.m-nrrs
and Waters, via i
Monty* L'olugne, Lavender, Musk,
Violet, Olio of Hole, Ate &tc.
felioe ami Hoot Hiiul>e«
bl*oe, Boot and Hat Dots Varolibei
Copal, Japan ami .Spirit
1000 Ibt It at (j u«*
lied Saunders
C^t turn Shellac
200 l opal, all qualities
100 Him* Galls
ISfHt Brasaletto Wood
All <he no tv re me dm* lately introduced into 11.»
practice of Medicine
Thermometers. Boo llm Verdigris
400 gal Alcohol, 1000 lb*. Venetian lied
400 Ibfc Hod Lead, 200 Huclitflle I’owd.
Onto Turpentine boap
200 Calomsl
100 Powdered falap
OKI tin Klmtutrit
Spnitinh Kliitaut Indigo
All the secret Ketnrdies
All the patent Meditine* in use
Swann's, Wilson's and bend's Panaceas
Potter’s f'atholicon
l>r. Chambers' celebiated remedy for Intem
perance
Surgical Instruments,in caso«, ami separate, al
kinds in u»v
Cgthsiers, all kinds, Boogies, all kinds
Obstetrical in«tittturnd, all kinds
Trusses, all kinds in use
Mai be ma 1 ica I I nit rumen Is
8h«p I'utnifuiv. all kinds in use
A most beautiful assortment of Snuff Boies—
the variety lar exceeding any 111 V11.—together
%ith it gre t variety of othei article* «0<* nu
merous 10 mention, and weekly arrivals, nlm I.
always keep the stock on hand large and fresh
Allot which are offered to my friends, m tin
cltiteni of Lynchburg, to Merchants, Pliysi
pciansand the public generally, at much lower
•CCS than Old/ ever were sold in this place.
MOWKL HAVIkS,
Mam stitet, Lym hbuig
Sept. 2g
IIEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Oct. 29, 1829.
Numbers drawn in the Union Cenul Lottery,
class No. 12
4 9 39 33 23 27.
Nos. 6 23 33. (he grand capital prize of
fa,0(HHv«. sold «l IIhw.oh'i Offic e lo a g*n
tlrman of Virginia. This is furihrr eeiilHiicr
lo |>r«.\o (IihI fortunes may lie made |.v Healing
ssith H-wson,
Drawn mini hen in (he New York Conaolida
led Lottery, rxlra class No. 13,
13 37 7 34 35 1 27 61 8
Call anrl receive (lie cash, or renew your
priien in the Washington Ci*y Lolterv, lo lie
drawn Thit Day—observe alto I he Delaware
•nit South Ceioliue Lullery, Tickets only g'i,
lo he drawn the 31*| insl. —and lastly, for for!
limes aud prompt pay always call on
HEW SON, (he seller
ol prises,
TRUST SALE.
PUKSUAN T lo a.leecl el host, hearing dale
the 19ih dav of November, 1827. and
duly recorded in I he County Court of Amherst,
which deed was executed Iby Spencer Norvell.
ten to the subtcrilicrs, for purposes therein
Denied—we, the undersigned Trustees, will ex
pose to Sale, to the highest bidder, lor ready
/noney, at the late residence of lie said Nowell,
in the county ot Amherst, on the 2nd day „j
No*. neat, (lie following property, to wit one
negro hoy Edmund, Mat, a man. and If m. a
boy. The above negroes are likely, and well
tpuMl) the attention of purchaser!. Though
the title it supposed to be undisputed, the trus
lees will convey only such right as is vested in
them by tire said deed of Iruet.
EDMUND WINSTON,
CHISYVELL DAUN'EY
Sept. 24 tdt
RUNAWAY from iuy plantation near New
Glasgow, on the 17th ot September,
GEORGE SETON, a boy about 14 or 15 years
of age, badly grown, he lias a bad countenance,
•nd when spoken to he looks down, and smiles
before he makes a reply. His clothes not re
collected. eipecl he will attempt to get in
Bedford county, ntjtis mother i< in the posses
sion of Jesse Irvine, near New London.
FALL C. CABELL.
P’erv Glasgow, Ocf- 26. ts j
Fall and Winter Good*.
Till. eubatribar* kavint now lecaived the
greater pail of iheii r'ALL and »*IN
TKR HOODS, respectfully invite then cmloin
era, ami pnrcliaaen generally, to eiamine their
preaeot utrntive a»sortmeni. In the
i in r, they have the pleaaure ol offering, at the
mutt niorlerale pricea, lire following
Huiierior nlark Italian l.uilringv
Itichaat blk. Salia Levantine*
Blk., anil blue black tiro d* Nap Silk*
lllk f ordeil tiro ile /annv, a m w article
p, inleil Balleeave, varum* *baile* anil 6gure»
Rich figured Itmarinea, eatreirudy cliwap
Batin*, Murle* mill Florence*, ever) shad#
Grn de Nap Silk*, every shade
I’antion Hmil <iio de Nap*, new rty'e
A tew piece* Nankm and union rapes
Calicoes, an ettanaive and bea'intul avvurlinent
Blk. Circa*.'an* and B* mlmziur*
Ladle*' iteel inived lluhil I loth*
London brown and imperial blue Prime f loth*
Blue mil! scarlet Merino Cloth#
TaniUned Book Mmllnr, richest figure#
Plum, San* and Book rlo
A d aodlVd I I aiiel* and Camtiric#
few piece* A d Mednim Muslin., elegant
4 d, 6 d and It d I llitiet Sliaal.
Merino Lung S iawli, fim order
F,inbrnulered Paris Crape Shawls and Scarf*
t'alnieruie and Silk Sluiwli
I,ace Capes, Collaret* and Pelerine*, spl redid
DeConpr mui Barege Dress Shawl*
\i ificinl Wirailm Mini
4 a ml 6 4 Bobbin©! Luces, plain and figured
I bread mid Robhroei Ldgingx
Richest R runnels Laces
silk mid Bobbin©! do. handsomest style
R'diliiuol Lai e V dt, wtnfe and film k
I iiir Lnwn*. And Linen t’Hinbiic Ildkf*.
oltuii ,Sdk find Worsted Hosiery a full assort
men!
Line, And fiupitiBne grata Me.•< lied Irish Linens
lew pieces supf»ior J f ii»ai1 aiuh' h Us
A heuuillul assortment new style Bonnet Rib
Hon i
A vAiiidy of rlrhest embroidered Belt Ribbons
I.Adii i’ mbroideied Mm* mid Horse Skin
(•lores
A few boxes fancy ap Ribbons
Wide I iiwfrm Ri ibno*. sebd colors
Ladies'mid (ieiitlcnieiti'bbuk And white Silk
fllovet
Plain white Merino Onto*, a new find beautiful
article
I crura ia^bioiiAble Leghorn A l&c Ur.
si im; (,ooi>s.
f«iv pieii extru Jmr /,’ug. Cloth blue Ami
black
An ©leg A lit asooiirn fine Larpeilim Knglish
t loth*, mi hiding lire, black. oll%e, steel
mil, mid every las ioiittMe he e
Super dooblj milled Drub Coalings
l ine mid superfine blue mi l Muck '»iht°*
A few niece* mpei Drub, do. double and single
tnrled
Superior black, anil blun him k Sdk Velvet
M*rs«llie«, SwAiisdowii and Vulcitriii Vestings
Scotch Plaid* nnu t ninhb Is
V lew piece* extra iUkk Iihk'it (*ot’« 11
A flmr fancy colored 3nfinelf, finest fiiutli
Several r«x«» medium do.
Several bale* hnny Point Blanket*
large *npplv English I>ufli l Blanket?
(Bed Sti i|»e) the laigeid and cheapest fur
known
l ine and medium flannels of every color
(irrcn Seigannd Hocking llaisa
Several piece* in grain i ai piling*, hnndiotnest
figure*
1 *1 and Id hr own ami bleached Domestics
t -4 am] *4 4 Plaid do. indigo blue
4 brown and bleached Waltham Sheeting
I bale inperint oul.U lu bcd Sea h/auJ Shirting
few piece* 0-1 leal Boh ih heeling*
Plaids aiul plain Lindxcv* fur lervant’s wear
Several bale* double mil ed Aiiny f loth*
Double milled Nnpl Co mi*, No 1 i»
V full MMv'tlmcut Spun Cotton. iV r. L.c. k'.c.
DAVID A BOliEK l KYLE.
Oct. 15.
j|IIK Propm tm f the Birbmond nod
A B iltim *ie 11 iiion Line ol S'aec* nod
Steamboat*, by Tnpo 11 anuork, rcspci'ifully in*
r»rm the public. and travel cts generally, that
'his line lias been ill opeiaiion rum year that
the be ft of com he ft ises, and most experien
ce! and cm i In, dri vers are, and will lie mm
hi .still k pt bn i the mute afford* the tost ac
e. mmndaiivm good road*, and no night trav
elling t v and I he St -gen leave the Bill I av
in in B id i n .o e v. i Wednesday and Satin
ay nioiniog ai Dot I., and arrive at Tappa
linnii k to di.mei, turning, leave Teppaban
ck every Mon inv m«< niug at 5 nYl.ick, and
I Iim da v mornings on he arrival of I he Steam
boat Pamxeef, from Baltimore and active in
Bichimmii m the evening. 4)11 Saturday* i|»*
must m- l M e Patuxent at Tappahimnni k, leadt
to take pnsse/ gers to Baltuimie 11nch iimvi s
them the succeeding day by -1 o’clock. P M
1 l e boat leuves Ball,more cveiy Wednesday
moiling and .»iv« at J appabaninn k on
Idiuisday t)iornmgl% A tie Propi iemrs will span
on labmii or ex pofise u l ender <1.is route agree
"hie, llild lh'«v have MiV pb*Hoil e lifatr*. that
piis«.eng. r* bav Mpfyrmly **«piessi d thcinteUe*
delighted uh the line.
II r* Smge fare at the low rate nl $3 DO in
termediate Stages, 8 cents pei n He.
Oct. 15. 2m 18
j&K'ijV'
B 1 S l received fi m N v» 1 "ik. several cases
Oeutlcuien*’ faMum »ble Beaver M its.
DAY ID k KOBLU1 KYLE.
Ort. 15.
Ai’u\w‘u\ AWnck Auk.
IqlOR I" <»rgr or small quantities, H
.lull supply ol best Liquid Black ltd- ,,’i.p j
Black anti Bed Ink Powders
Hu WEI. DAVIES.
Oct. 22.
CARRYALLS.
AV A HI E I Y ol nic, strong ami besi finish,
etl Dairy Alls, tor .ale loiv for cash by J
VVM. Bt)RD.
Oct. 1. 2ml4
The Street Sulphur Spring for Sale.
lir yirtnr ol a deed of mist executed to (he
IP subscriber! ilia 2d Del. IsJrt, by Hire
Vh.« ami Polly his wily, io care ihe payment
ot $2'>00, due to Alexander Oalder as slated in
ilyeil of trust aforexaid, and also in pu inn nee
of an agreement entered into by the said Hire
Va.s ami Alexander Caider, thii 21st Oct. 182H,
amt have been insularly admitted to record in
the county court of Monroe, we shall proceed
to kali, *o Ihe highest bidder, for ready money,
on the premise*, on Saturday the 14;ii of Nov.'
next, on. equal undivided half of "the Sweet
Sulphur Spiing" tract of Band, lying in the
county of Monroe, 2 1-2 miles from Union—
containing about 465 acres ot I.and. Tile trus
lee* will make *uch title a* is vested in them to
the purchaser and no otli.r,
henry aekxander
huuh caperton.
°rt- B_ 4*M
r II.i. sell from .i'Hiiu 600 win of uucIchi
Zealand, lying in Bedford county, three!
(uartersof n mile from New Loudon Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg, it i. «ell adapt
d to the culture ol Tobacco and the different
kind ol grain usually cultivated in the neighbor I
uuuu is well watered, aud lies better than any
tractof its size in this part ofthe country. It j,
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will he very accommodating; say one, two
and three years, upon a small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and a hal
south of New Louden ALEX AUSTIN
Jau. J7.
Smith* Bagwell C o,
."v RK no* itHiiini iPeii Vail •npply °fl
V 1,001)3, contiatuig of Cry Gooila, Hard
KIIC, Cutlery, Saddlery, Groeenei, Crockery-
I,I,,a and China Ware, Bi«ot» and Siioea, Soa.
Leather, Smith’* Anvilla, Vice., kt. L.<. m
greatii eanetie* than they have mi before
kepi—*11 of which they are diapoeed in tel,!
low. ‘i he market price given lor Wheal
I lour, Tobacco, kc. kc,
Oel.ft. 2m
ri V the direction* of the will of John Han*
sard, dec. Isle of the county of Amherst*
winch will hat hern duly recorded in the Su
perior Court of tnid county, will be eiposed
lo sit 11*, on the pientis***, cil the 2d day o| Jan
nary nex', that part id the imd T« statOl's har t
of land, lying in the county of Amherst, which
adjoins the land* of Anthony Rucker, dec. mid
which is to ha separated from the remainder
of the li ter, by the road from Tinsley's line,
(with the Spring included,) to V\m. iMrlhiu
id’s line, to I he Mansion House tract. A Hat
and Survey of the liiod w ill be present on the
day of sale—and tliu laud will be sold to the
highest bid *ep, for cash, unless the ferrns of
Hale should he otherwise directed t>v thu devi
sees, John, Ambrose, Archey, Sophia, Tolly,
Tamelia and aniline, children of the Testator,
and between whom t he proceed* are directed
to be divided.
BENJ. I ALIAFERRO, High Sheriff
ol Arnhe, si county and a* such, ad
mini tr tor with tlie will an*
tinted of John llaiisaid,
deceased.
Sept. 24 id*
POiTEtt'B VEaBTAJaLS
CATHOLSCON
Bottles Toller’s Vegetable f'a llinl
,4fp iron, for side at Thiladelphhi pri
e», by
IIOWEL DAVIES,
i he Agent for Totter.
Sept 17
a\ vv .\r\e, Vv«\Hiv\vj
15'OR SALE.
IVV ISII to sell my pr» perty in New London
ul pieseot occupied by (ieui'ge Boyd.
ll is a convenient siluation for a public houset
m for a private family, and is near the Nets
Lonrlnn Academy, superintended by lie Rev
N II. Cobh*, and one of (lie h< st school* in the*
upper country. There is attached to this situa
tion IVI aciesof land in g-md hear1 and well
watered. A great bargain will be given to any
me wishing lo purchase, and terms made a.;
omii"' 'Ming. Ii nut sold privately belme tIn
71 Is Nov inlrer mxt, ll Will iIimi be offered at
pulPie million, l f.-re the door of John R D.
Tay niirtmii i ni oi fuller p irticu*
lars, empire of flu subset iber in Lynchburg, or
in Id* iilffin' i,i ,|i.. n R I>. Tayne, Kvj.
Also HO nr r. v.HI iiiuhep'd land and of good
qunlity 10 i ti d of w hich aic cleared and now
in clover.
SETH WARD.
Oct. 12. t.ls
OTICF,.—-By virtue of a deed of trust ex
v\ J rent' d to I he i ti Inter ibeis by JatiieN S,
Dilhud, which is of rccotd in iho Clerk's Office
of Amherst and Bedford, lor the purp< m s there
io expressed, we III sell, at public auction, fur
cash, to the highest bidder, lit the dwelling
house of said I>illaid, m die rountv of Bedford,
on I iies'lav the 22d day of December next, d
(air. if not, the next lair day thereafter, and to
continue finin day today until completed, the
following n ill and personal estate m said deed
expressed, to wit a tiac' of laud sinuate in the
county ol Nelson, and containing fiflv acics
hImi. the one fifth of all the lands of nh'di
James Loudn died, seized and puiiM-ss* d, !y
m -oi Amherst county also, the following
slaves, viz Joe a u an, Julius a man, beazt i
i man, Shadrakn a man. Keohen a man, Lewis
i lad. Bienikfoid a hot. Pr'-stoii a hoy, Hannah
«n»l hereon lieorge, Ua l»-*l u girl, Auue and
tier child a hoy, Vlary a girl, (Martha a gii I,
Ham. t a girl, Lydia a go I, Ma iU!a a yoin g
wiiiaii. and Franky ami lies three children,
David, lie inda and ——■»t (,'ame not ex*
nessed) and all the iihtchsc of the innalt-s
rUo. all the househ l.l and kid hen furniture,
di tin plan'mion utensils, all the horses, cattle,
logs ami sheep do entii e crop on the rdauintion
copied hy said Dillard also, Ins (the said
Dillard’-) interest in the estate of Jno, Vl'Brid*
lecr-aserl, and whatever other aitich's in said
let'd named, and not particularly named io
his notice, »»r ho lunch ol the ward properly »r
ivi'I la- Millie ient io answer the pm poses uf *aid
I ed At ling hh trustees, we will convey such
it In as i vented in ns. ami none other.
ARTHUR B DAVIKS, Trus*
LL \Jl LL H'UM.U s tees
Vet. 22._ tdw20
0 1CK.— IV its ouimiued to the Jail uf the
is Cm pat Kiioti of the town ol Lvrichhuig,
mi I hursday the 13th of August last, a mulatto
man wtio call* i.imsalf I’lO* S ION I mp aid
'o a wav i> ale ut five feet ten inches high, a
hushy lu-ad of hail', and Inree w hinker about
"enty five yea's of eg1' lie is a light liiulaili)
H«* h d with him when i ommitted the follow iug
ardch s of clothing a coat )f domestic maun
laciure, ol a li-ht gray, pantaloons ol die -aine.
a tuned cap Tfie owi er is hereby r -rjui..
to come forward, prove property and takeaway
lh« *aul property, or lie will be alt with a,
coniine to law.
N. B. I l»« said runaway says he belongs to
VN m. P. PerkuiK. uf the State ufMiaM>sippi.
SAMUKL RUaNSKuKD. .lador.
Oct 22. 3tn20
WASUZXVGTOItf HOTS!,,
Lynchburg
4 J1IIK snhsriiber respectfully informs ilir
■l.Jfnlilir, that lio mis extended his lease on
the Washington Hotel.—He makes n grateful
tender of ins th inks to the public for ihc lihe
lal patronage he has received, and pledges
himself to use his best exertions to give satis
Inclion to all those who may Itivotti him wiili a
call at lhe Washinglou. His Table shall at
ways lie tarnished with the hesl the markets
will admit, and his lair with itie choicest li
quors.— ||c has afieuiive and experienced Ost
lers, and his table inferior to none, with a
cood lot for drovers, amt moderate charges, as
ltd lows
breakfast, 2i> ns.
Dinner, 37 j.2
Supper, 25
l.odging, |o 1.2
Hoises, per day 02 1-2
Hoists, per month, $8 OO
Board, per year, 133 33
J AS, C. AIOOUM AN.
Sept. 24 _ 3m 11
vVfOUl E—All prisons having claunsa
gainst the estate III John Jiukms, dec'd,
are requested to niake them known wit!.out
delay, that provision miiy be made for their
payment. W.M A1ASS1E, Adm’r,
Nelson county, Oct. iW. 3t
FIRST ARRIVAX.
OK
FALX GOODS.
Ml length tlie p4*Htuie of ff|*
wy fot using ourdiivntU ufth* pyrival <t| u
part of aur FALL 61' I’PLY, comprising a great
many scarce ami tiisluohntile nrticls-
Cambric and Muslin F.ast ludia worked Robes
A beautiful assortment of winter Calicoes
Maltese Calicoes (entirely new) in patterns
d-d Cambric*, end 6 and 4 Jaconet Muslins
Book and Japanned Mull Muslins (very cheap)
Apron Checks, small patterns and line’
With other iiuods, at extremely low prices, all
of which they w ish their customers to examine.
McKKE, UuBlNbW> tw CO
?ept.21.
FOB SALE.
VKBY lmnd»nm« little Farm, upon the
^CU.Iji-b.1 walrr.ol A|>|hiiiihI1oi, ill Bucking
bum. Tbi* land i. in tb* neighborhood «l Clo- j
v»r Hill, liaf remarkably well, produce! lo-1
Iihcco of the fine.! quality. an*l lie! upon il a
very large orchard of well .elected fruit ihe
Hint con mint d 10 acre,—Pertom di-poied to
boy. will apply lo the .ubicriber or Col. Sami.
A I’atleiun! who lire, adjoining the premises
SAML. p. CHIUS I IAN.
March 2.
FOB RENT,
r®NHE tenement formerly occupied by the*
.M- subscriber hh h Bonk Store, a few door*
below Messrs. B Kyle*', and immediately
opposite Muir*. E. k*. It. B Norvells’. Rosses*
ion given immediately. C. A. WITHERS.
Oct 26, 3t
DISSOLUTION.
I III K Copartnership heretofore existing tin
JL der the firm of Win. J. Holcombe k Co.
i* llii.M day diitolved by inutoal content. AM
pet von* indebted to the firm wi'l make payment
lo Wm. J. Holcombe, and all who have claim*
agdnst said thru will present them to him lor
payment. W M. .1. HOLCOMBE,
THOMAS J DUVAL.
^j^R. HOLCOMBE having become tole
I "proprietor of the above Apothecary Shop,
I lake* thin opportunity of notifying hi* fiietid
I and the public, that hedevigns k* eping a full
supply of all articles in his line of business. Mi
I block i* a very good one at this time, and he
will continue fo receive fresh supplies, from the
north, a* they may be wauling, (,)ii hand, a lew
i gallon* of LINSEED OIL, a few dozen hollies
tremtiiie old PORT AND MADEIRA WINE,
W INTER STRAINED LAME OIL, kc kc.
Oct 26- ts
PURSUANT to a deed of trust executed to
Richard Tyree and Win Davis, by Win.
Cobb* and .fain* his w ile, bearing data the 4th
May M»y, 1H10, and duly recorded in the Hus
lings Court ol Lvnchhuig I >r purposes therein
named, the subset iber, surviving trustee, will
proceed to sell, by way of public auction, on
he premises, on Saturday the 7ih lav of No
vember next, a lot of ground, with a convenient
dwelling hinine and other oul houses on it, con
taining I 1-4 acres, lying down the river about
half a mile from Lyiichhufg, and commonly
called Smith’* Well E kt w a lot of griiuml
siluafed in the town of Lyncbbtivg, containing
a quarter of an acre, on 6lh street and 3d alley
having on it a hour#, at present occupied a* a
poor house. Terms made known on day of
sale. The subset iber, acting "s trust##, will
convey none other it,an the title vesi.-d in him
as iucli RICHARD 1YREE
Surviving (msiee
Oct. 26. 3.2L
A REMOVAL.
M aria s. gray
VCIftlSIlKS to inform her customers and h
public generally, that she has taken a
room in tile brick tenement, immediately oppo
site lu .Fainss C. Moorman's well known Tuv
n il. The room is quite convenient to the Mam
tii vert, amt very easy to be found. She has at j
‘his time, nil lln* i iMhiotis that are in use at this
<easoi|, amt will roiitiuue to get patterns suita
ide for every season of the year.
i\. B. The subscriber had thought a faithei 1
iinf ice of this kind was unnecessary, until she j
was told that some evil disposed person had r*
ported t*lie wm* uot able to attend to business
w■mid tie well for every body that wishes
work done, to call and see for them* Ives.
iVt 5. GRAY. I
Oct. 19 ts
A CARD
TO THE KjARIES.
■SB1SS PITTS* from IVtorslMirg,
iTH nkes Mie lit**- <i' informing the Ladies!
I Lvin hbm g and dpdning counties, that she I
lies taken the con modi<>uf dwelling house neat-!
Iv O ipr.site the Fi'AnUiit* 11 *»t« I, where pile in
tends ran ng on the Mantua making hum
ness, in all i various branches Having great
facilities of ohm* iug regularly (fr nn the dies
of New York and Philadelphia.) the very latest j
fishion*. she flatters herself, from the attention
she will devote to the orders she may receive,
to merit a share «»f public patronage,and super
cede the necessity of sending orders to a distant
S'ate or the City of Richmond.
N. B. Orders from the count!y executed ot
the shortest notice.
Braid Riding Dresses, of the latest fashion.
July 20. tf07_
Cotton ami Domestic Goods.
dk bales assorted Domestic Cottons (low
X w r than we have ever sold them)
JilUtHli*. Spun o'ton.No. f> to 1(i,wnrranied in
finality, and at reduced prices
HO piet i heavy twilled Casiiteit* (for servant’s
wear Me k EE. RUBIN SUN ii CO.
Sept l- __
K OXIt'K. A p1 til mu will b pii-MitUd
j xj the next Assembly, (or the revival of Ho
Iu' rtcco Inspection, at Black Water Ware
house.
Oct. 1. 2m 14
tfMtf
.VIE subscriber las just leceived a num>
her of st iple anil tancy articles, lo many
ol a hicli he invite- the particular atteniunul
the ladies. Tney nr*' in part as follows
Fumy Gauge lidkfs. and Scurfs
Painted Beds and Belt Ribbons, Bonnet ami
Cap do
Battisle and grass Cambric*
A lew pieces very superior Gingham
1U0 pieces Calico*—latest sty le
1 piece superior French Bombavine
Italian Lustrings Luvanliues. Sensliawi,
Silk, Cotton and W orsted Hose
Irish Linens and Lawns, Thread Edgings and
Laces
Circassians. Lustring* and Bonibazi ttes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green ami Pink Florences
Do Satins
White and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
1.men a rid l oiion i loss
Swiss, Jaconet him! Mu|| Muslii
l orded and checked Mullins
Nankin and Canton Crnpes
Ladies’ and gentlemens’ Heaver Gloves (very
superior)
A few pieces very superior Clnths and
A general «t**orfim'tit of Domestics,
All al ihe most reduced prices, and more daily J
expected. H. ALLISON.
Jnlv 2. t(92
t O ISblOiV BU b IJV E S S~
H E subscriber informs hit friends and ilie
fi public llitil be continues to do business
»n Commission, and promises that no pains
shell be spared to give entire satisfaction to
all Planters and Farmers who omy con lute to
bis management tlie sale of Tobacco, Flour,
nr other produce. His office will be kepi at
llie Store Me-srs. .1. Sf 3. Hulsey, nest door
below tbe Farmer's Bank.
D. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan.Jlif. 12m
■^k’ Ol'ICfc—All personshaving claims again*
IB the estate ol Ambrose Rucker, dec. are
requested to bring tliem.foruard well authenti
cated, hs the law directs, in order that I may
make provisions to pay t he same those indebt
ed to the estate are requested to make pay
ANTHONY RUCKER, ea r
>l«y t*73
Useful ami Cheap Goods.
Beautiful Merino ciom. for chii<ir«n
CircNMiane, twilled and plain
India Nankeen for Hiding Habits
Balisbuiy Flannels
Hiding and l)i Cilovti
Fans Bell Hibbons
With oilier nick rack, at reduced rn***;^
MtKEE, KOBINSON CD.
Oct. 12. 11
house covekIm*.
rClH K subscribers having made a great im
J. proveuient in fire proof coveting, atiJ
obtained a patent for the same, offer the ben*
efit of it to the public.
The improvement consists in using fastenings
which are locked in ihe grooves ami nailed to i
the sheeting plank* liy this means, no nail id j
driven through the tin, and the nails are tju ite
protected against rhe weather, which effectual-
ly prevent* them from rusting, and the root s 1
leaking’—whereas, on the old plan, the nails
are all driven through the sheet-, and tho’ cov- i
ered by the gtoovef,' they aie nevertheless i
wet by every rain, which, in no great length ol
(mu* rusts (hem off. Consequently, lousing me
tin from the roof mid occcasioning thousands
ol Irak*. This fact is well known.
Another advantage on the now plan is, that
there is no occasion of the sheet ing plank's be
ing kiln dried, nor mote than three quarters ol
an inch thick And again, on old houses no
thing is required l>ut to take otf the old shingles
and pot on the tin or sheeting. This make? as
gootl a roo! as can be made, and savea the
whole expense ol sheeting anew.
\VM. BURI),
R. S TILDEN.
Oct. 1 is
"riFStfSo
IE proprietor ol
lie line ol Mail
es between Alex
and Charlottes,
ville, announces to the
public that he hag extended Ins line from the
lattet place l<> Lynchburg. This line is now
in Complete operation, provided with good
Coaches and horse., and under the direction ol
respectable and experienced drivers. It runs
p.11 iliol Willi the blue mountains neat ly through
out its whole extent, and presents to the trayel
lei a scenery of the must diversified nud pic
turesque cad. The road is safe and generally
good the ancommadations on the r«»ail aie al
vi ays comfortable and cheap; and, at some
places very superior. The distance between
Eynchbing and Alexandria is about 190 miles,
and is run over in three days, allowing one en
tire night’s rest on the road This line coil
nects itself with tho Western Stage, Iron)
Evnchburg to Salem; wld.h, at the lallei
place, drops into the line running by Abhing
.n to Huntsville, vfec. in Tt messec. The
south Western traveller has thus a choice ot
routes to anil from Washington. The Proprie
tor thinks mis route by Lynchburg preferable.
It has, among other advanlnges, this decided
one of allowing the weary and exhausted truv
eller two full nights rest between Salem and
Wa-iiuigton. It is believed (bat this is the best
and most agteeable route to the Sweet and
S ill Sulphur Springs. Tb s line leaves Alex
andria on Sunday tit 3 A M. on Wcdmsday 2
I* M and intersects the Richmond and Etede
i icksburg Stages at Charlottesvil'e n leaves
Lynchburg on Sunday and Thursday at I A.
W and reaches Alexandria on the following
Tuesday and Saturday.
FAKE.
From favrichbu'g io iittriuitebville $t>
Alexandria JJ 50
All intermediate places 8 cents a mile.
(iaggage al the risk of the owners.
THE PKOPRETOR.
July 6. rtitittd
S O A ft* IS, dfC.
Tft^OK SALK bv the subset iber, a large sup
Jk ply ot SOAPS, viz Fancy Soaps, grp n
variety, F.ngli li and American, indsm ti
if 11»1 aud Turpentine Soaps and Vestirnente
F^. r MOWF.L D WKF
IRk.sil "XliUlVAt B
AT JlliU.OCK'S OLD YUM).
jtl iKKK, HObJIN O.N O hi* weekly
IrS receiving ibeir lail supply ol Map'e and
Fancy Goods, and at pri* e« that defy n inp«
tition. Tin y deem it unnecessary t«» i-1t« n i
Ilmg pi ices ol any article* ns the customer*
tna* ns! assured they are prepared to exkibi
ail kit.d-4 ol Gauds, ai j rices that will he highh
sutisfaciory.
Country Merchants and Pedlar* are *spcei
ful*y invited tu view the assortment. 1 uuuirv
pioduce taken at it* lull inaiktt value.
ts
Uue hall ol Jtose Isle for Bale.
1U lSH to sell this valuable tract ol laud,
lying on Ty e Hiver, in Nelstn county, a
bout IB mile tr<*»u IN. w Market, (at the junc
tion ol I've and .)<11111^ Ktvtr.) \v here there is
bii inspection lor loon c<>und boat naviga
tion to Richmond in 11.m neighborhood there
an* two fust rate manufacturing mm* for ll« ur.
1 he halt ot the tract contains, by estimate, 15(H)
acres, and in good repair This tract is consi
dered one of iht* best in Nelgoo enuntv, jiart icu
tal ly well adapied to tobacco,corn a heat. The
land is well watered and timbered, and a great
deal ot fine tobacco land to cut. There is a
body ot 150 acres of low (pounds of good ijiihI
iiv on ihe river, attached to either half ol tbi*
desirable place. The purchaser will be Allow*
ed to purchase either half of this estate (the
lower or the upper portiou) as may best suit Ins
wishes, ii is useless to give a further descrip
lion of this desirable estat?, as those wishing to
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A*
cres, residing on the place, will shew the land
to any person wishing to view it. I am dispos
ed tosell on accommodating terms, but a lar
gain can be had for cash, or I would take ne
groe* in payment Lettets addressed 10 me or
J 11. I). Payne, in Lynchburg will he promptly
attended to- LANDO K. ABELL
Mav 7; _ ls7rt
V/*K juM received a lew packages «lesi
rable goods,much cheaper than previous
suppli's, Inal ivr are induced once more this
‘iimoier to u.vile our (own and country friends
In examine the prices, feeling confident they
util be surprised at the great reduction in all
kinds of goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. M KRE. ROBINSON ii CO.
wheat.'
wish to purchase several thousand
Vf\f bushels of\\ heat,for which the highest
market price will be given.
_ M’KKE. ROBINSON b CO.
KOlt rSAE Oil BAfi I'EIv,
,A 1 It ACT nt Land containing 290 acres
situated in the county of Bedford, and
0atnphell, about 2 miles south west of New
London, and 1 mile from tbe Academy. There
is about 20 or 30acres cleared flavin*? on it
some fine fruit t.eer, well watered, but without
improvements. I lie suid land i, as good as a
•IV 111 that section of the country. I„ payment
ol the above land I would lake young negroes
at a fair price. Apply to Col. Alex, Austin,
W HI lives adjoining the land, or to the subscri
her in Montgomery county, near Salem who
v islies to sell the place on which he lives on
he mam western road, ft miles from Salem, on
Koanoak liver, well improved, containing 588
all lreslib0U| °.'"Il,ch c,f'Bre'i nearly
alllresh. I would take one half the value in
young negroes, should it soil n purchaser
August— 2°. EU^NU p- ww»;je
JOB PRINTING
iNBatly executed ai this Office,
Valuable Properly for Sale.
mjOTICF..—By virtue of a deed of trust to
ill the undersigned from Griffin Lewis ami
Bet»v his wife, bearing date the 28th of Febru.
ary, 1828, and duly recorded in the Cleilt’j q,.
fice of Campbell comity, for certain purports
therein mentioned, sve the undersigned trustees
or one nl'us, will proceed to sell, on the premil
ses, on Saturday the 7III day of November
1829, to the highest bidder, lor ready nioucv
the following property, to wit: ihc tract i,|
Land whereon the said Lewis resides, m ne
said county of Campbell, on tiig Falling tilfr
said io contain, by a late turves, 3H8 acres all
to 4 negroes, to wit Dice, a woman, Silas, a
hoy, Haul,a boy, and Catharine a girl; or r0
much thereof as will salisfv and pay the debts
and cost us espregsed ill said deed of trust T|,j,
propel tv is very valuable, and well worlh the
ulieotioii ot those Unit with to purchase. We
shall only convey such title as ig veiled in us
bv the said deed o( trust
JOHN H BENNETT, >Trug
SAMUEL NOWLIN. tees.
Oct. 9 tds!6
01 ICE.— By virtue of n trn-t deed execn
1^1 ted to the subscriber* by Kdtuund Pate
and Sarah bis wife, bearii g dale (lie llii, day
of July, 1828, and duly rtgorded in the county
court of Bedfuid, w,e will proceed to sell, by
way of public auction,on the premises, for rash
oil Friday the 6»h day of November nest, ©i,q
tract of land, on w hich the said Pale now lesides
adjoining the lands ol Anthony W i ght and
otln rs, containing one hundred and eights a.
cres one tract adjoining the same, contninin*
thirty acres one tract adjoining the same, con
raining sixty three acres one ti»act aej< ining
the same, containing one hundred and eighty
acres one other tract, known by the name or
Vealy’s tract, i>n Falling creek, adjoining the
land* of Samuel Howel and others Al*o, an
other trai l, called Newman’s tract, adjoining
thts last mentioned tracts* containing two him
dr< d and forty acics also, the lolloping slaves,
to w it Reuben, Tom, Spencer, Milly, Martha,
him! Anna, or Amu, and their increase since the
date nt the deed, nod as mentioned id the said
deed, and for the purposes therein expressed.
The ti'le *o the fore named property, is believ
ed to be good—none other than iliat conveyed
by the deed, will be made.
CHI SWELL 0 A B N EY. Trur
DAVIDSON &RADFUTE. J tees.
Oct. 1. tdsl4
FOR RENT.
f&IHE bouse on Cocke street
Jm ’ll)mediately opposite Mr.
Juim s Morgan's, at present occur
pied by tli** family of Capt. R. (_
,.t‘ For terms apply at this office.
Kitj.Ii Dings ami Medicines.
/'Rhc fillin' I i Ilf I hi..- lairly HI pivnd H.SMAT. i.
.Ji it rt i I i r> ii I supply of FRESH DRUGS A.
MKDIl D ES, which itmht s his ASSORT.
MEN! vt'iv roinplHn. He receive SMALL
supplies nlmost every week, by which means,
his stock, though not (tie I. ARC KST, is al w ays
CRUSH mid sufficient to meet any ordeis
•11ht be may lie favored w ith.
THOMAS J DUVAL.
N. B. Prescriptions fiiill liill, attended to
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
.Tan. 1.
y py 1HOI.MA, to w it :---At It ulrs held ill the dirk's
4 office of t he county Court of Retiford, on Monday
the nth duy of Oeudier, Je'tjM, Lane Adams, pill. ugninsC
L.-utu l{. Murr, deft, in Cltnitccry.
The deftmhmt Luhl- ii Murr, mu having entered hi*
uppejirtuict <ml given he-eiiuiy memdiiigto the act l
Aseinblv and the rnloM ol tltib C om l, ,ti,d it hj pearing
by satisfactory evidence that lit* i lo t uii inhiibitant of
thin couittr\ mi motion of ttio plan I ill, by counsel, n
is ordered, tlmt t be paid deb-mouit Lu:tc R. Mon. d<
appear here u the fourth ’’oik uy in Dec. next sod
sinswer the bill of the plaintiff uvu that t» copy oftbi:»
rder be forthwith inserted in sonic urw*|)api r publish
ed in the town of Lynchburg, fat two monllot s ui ces
nively, iftid pouted at the front doqr of the courthouse
of tiim county, ou two several court days.
A copy—Teste,
G.A, WINGFIELD, D C.
Oct. 12. vvihnlO
W lRtiLNIA—Al Rules lioldcnin tin* Clerk's office of
f tin Superior Courlof Chuncerv for the Distiictof
Lynchburg, on Alomluy the 3d day ol August, IbCb, Ar
chibald ttlenn, l*Rf. against Lueincv Hunt, ndm i. o
Thonia- Rouldin, doc’u. John Irvine, John hftnnfelril
James Fas*hum, Clement Lipscomb Thoniu*Su.iiip-,
James Rainey, ni. iSiinlh, Jhiiic? Scott, John K
Linn, Thou. JeflYcys, AduinTootc and Hurri*<*n Slun
tield and J. Richardson, ml in rs. of John fctui.field,
dec. Defts.
The defendants Jume** Fnsfhani, Janes tloincy and
Thomas Jeffreys, not having cntercdtlieir appearance
and given security according to the .id of Asm mldy
and tlie rules of tins court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that 11»»*> are no inhabitants ol this
country, it is ordered that the slid defend mils do
appear here outlie tenth day of tin next term, and
unfcwer the bill ol the pluintilis—and hut a copy of this
urde.i be forthwith inserted in toinenew spiper publish
ad in the tow ii Lynchburg, for twomonth successively,
uml posted at the front door ol'tliocourt house ill the
said tow ii.
A copy—Teste. D RODES,. D.
Augubt 17. wbw
A T A COl K'l’ held for Nelson cfrunty the 28th e.nyof
August, !£2H. CJiarie* l.unkiad Mini Fiizabeih i«
w ife, louneily Id i/.a both LanKlcd, jiltfs. against Jolm
Maxwell uud Sally bin wife, idmerly Fully Farrar,
iVrrin l arrar, Nnuc\ Farrar, Jim Farrar. Jim. IV-th
••II and Jane bis wife, formerly 'ant* Farrar,and il
liaiu Farrar, mid John Farrar,oseph Farrar, Folly
l arrar, Fully Farrar uud JLtici Farrar, children of
I leming l urrar and William Frrur, delta. in Chance
ry.
I lie defendants John F trror an John Farrar, Joseph
i Fnrrar, Folly Farrar, j-allv Farar ami Lucy Farrar
children and heir- at Jaw ol Lining Farrar, dcc’d. not
haying entered their uppeunice and given sc
cunty ucrofding to the a c of Assembly and
the rule,- oflhis court, and it iipearing hy fcutisia*
tor.y evidence that they are no inhabitants of this
ouinioiiwealth, ami without ie jurisdiction of this
court- li is ordered, that the aid absent defendant*
do appear hereon the fourth Moitay in Nov. next, and
an-w. r the bill of the plaintiff- lid that aropy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the vrginiun, a paper priii
lid in the tow a of Ly urliburg, for t»o months pr« iwis to
said day, und that another copy theeof he posted at tin■
*n>nt door ofthe courthouse of this ouniy on some court
day. A copy—Teste, UO. l.CUTLLIi, ILt\
\W' IKUL\JA, to wit -At uQuarerly Court, held f<>;
Halifax county, the :>4tli diy of August,
Arm is tend Barksdale, pllf. ugnihst V\ illiaiii Tcrrv
Llisha Barksdale. John 11. Wjubisb, John Hunt
Thompson, Isaac B. Tirry and Ariuistead
W. Terry, deft-.
Tho defendant Wm. A.TboAtpiot not having eniored
his appearance and given security ntcording to the in f
ot Assembly and the rules oftliis court, and it appearing
to theCourt that he is not au inhabitant of this common
wealth: On motion of the plaintiff by t'oun*rl It 19
ordered that the said defendant, \Vn. A, Thompson do
Appear here on the tour'll Monday hi November nett#
and answer the pluiniiff’s lull und tiul a copy of this or
der be lorthwitu inserted in some newspaper primed in
the town of Lynchburg for two won h« successively, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse oflhis county
on some Court day.
A copy—1Tente, WM. HOLT< B*C.
10. _ wJiu
Soda \V ater
pHK. subscriber’* Soda Fountain is noiv in
4L full operation.
HE has also received a smnll additional sup
p'y Ol DKIIOS ii MEDICINES, some of which
»re direct from PAHIS and LONDON.
T. J. DI V.VL