liAXl), .\£OVlV\£d, &c.
FOIl SALE AT AUCTION.
riMIK Subscriber* will positively sell, at
J auction, <>u 7kw#dsyrttt tlk ol AWm
t till read) money, at Soldier*' J«y,
u JauK ’nver, near U ariuuuler, Nelson ty,
;IU valuable Negroes,
C nsi*liytnf wm, women, t#oy» ami flirts
AN*, nl IP* Mimi' Util* ami |*Ittir,
*0t) nw's Prune Tobacco Land,
Ki'.mud mi Rocker's mu, four miles west nl
N i..n; inurt Imuu' V creditofl ami 2 yearn
V !i In given nil file pun hu-i' money,and |>n
.itili ,'iien immediately. >ln the flint liny,
ll.ee „,u proceed fo ■ndl, in like inaiiiier,
•in bead likely CatUi, including four yoke
of Oven,
li bt :.i| of llor*ea, a Lrpe -tuck of Hogs.
AH flu Iloiisiimld and Kitchen I1 I RNI
TURF, the first embracing many val
uable Mahogany articles, a bands..
I’i.uio Forte, Beds, Chair*, kc. ke. to
gether with H or -"Ml dollars worth of
F.LEtiANT PLATE, of the pure*!
silver,
v.ibi.ablr and eCtensive LIHRAHY rani
prising some ol the most approved
Work* in tin languages,
Two valuable Clocks,
A superb Si t ol Canton Table l.ina, and
much useful and elegant Ulast,
The crop of Fodder, and 7 or BOO bushels
of Oats,
Tins entire stock of Fanning Utensils, em
biaeing several eKcelhml Wheat Fans,
Together witu a set of Blacksmiths* Tools
VII of which last described property will lie
Soiil ou a errdit ol If mniilh* lor all nuns a
b >ve ten dollar*—bonds, Willi approved wcu
iitv will lie required ——We are di.jiosed to
II, nl *riintf talt, VJO InirrcU ol SlTKIlluK
CORN, for cash. Should a sale, however, ol
tin* Corn nol bo etfecled, it will be void at ant
lion on the day aforesaid Ibe -ale of the a
bovc property w ill be continued from day to
day until Ibe whole is disposed ol
\Vm. S. ts. S. J. CABELL, Ei'n.
Oct, is 11 aids of S. .1. Cabell, det
IFJ* The Editor* ol the Euuuirer will invert
(be above weekly unlil the day of sale, auJ
orvvar.l lligir nccouul to tills oilier.
«Y virtue of a deed of trust emailed to
the subscribers by James s Me tllisler,
til record in the county coins of Kcdlord, lor
tli* purpose ol securing the payment ol cer
tain "unis of money therein uienlioned, to
illinin SnuuJers, w e .bull proceed to sell,
lv vsiiy cl public minimi, lor cusli, on Ibe i
tilli day of Nov other nett, nl the fr» ol door
of Win Terry tavern, in the low not Fiber
ty, the following
»Vt',HV(l SVWWJA,
Belonging to the «aid James h Mi Vllister, vi*
a negro girl named Jenny, mid a io io boy
n oaf I l*ick Acting as trustees we will con
voy tue title only winch is vested in n» as such
JOHN P.«)RAY, j TrmlvvM
J c. STKPTOE,
Oct lit wlds tl
XoVive.
1 WISH 10 SHILL,
Till: TIUCT 01' LANh
"1HKRRON 1 now resale, lying two
v 1 miles south ol .Mr Robert Hunter I
•ad sixteen front Lynchburg, i.im(ninin| hImiuI
jii hundred aci es, iibout two hundred of i\ liiclt
«re clenrrd mill in high stale ul eidtivntimi,
the residue in it-, nulural slate,superior In uny
In il« neighbourhood-— there is mi llie Tniet
mi excellent dwelling house mid every other
house necessary lor tin* itccoininodiiiioii ol n
family also good fruit ol almost every deai rip
lion; then* is oil this trnct a very line grisi
mill, which gets from seventy five lo mi hun
dred barn I ol loll grain aycnr private sale
is preferred, lad if not sold In lore the fifteenth
of Novcmher, it will on that day he ottered at
Auction and m en a side is then elTei ted, the
utoelt of every descri|dion, pluolalion imple
ment s.kv will lie ollered lor sale on that day
Trrwi of Nah, lor the land one third ol the
purchase money in hand, the hulance in one
Hud two years, with a lien on the laud lo se
rine. each paynu.nl, tin* oilier properly will In
g till on a credit pat'aldr the lirst day ol Sep
tember nest tor ail sums over live dollars, and
under Ilia! sum i adi willin' required
ARCHIBALD BOLLINti, Jr.
October 16. Hsvtds
YiAuialVttw.
F11IIR sulitcribera inform the puhlir tlmt a
A. School, embracing the general hranclie
of a litierul education, (sni ll as l.aliu, Ureclt,
the Matlirmalics,kc..j will lie taught at I’isgah
meeting house, Bedford, com me in ingtlic 1st of
December, IH22. t heleavliei isalategriuhinle
Ol llanip lea Sidney college This, to allllio-e
Mqualuled with llit' excellent and thorough
course ol elodicv eetti taught iu that Scmiiuiry,
Will he a auflivii'iil guarantee ol aeholarsliip
•mi hi» talviils, as suitable to leach, come
highly reconi no a dad ll is sullicient to say,
•s to the morality ol his character, tlmt he is
of good standing w ith a respectable religious
denomination I Irv price ol tuilioii, .to per
•miaul— Board, .so per niniitli The follow
ina gentlemen will act Bs Ini sties of this school
II lit W M LLFTWICH,
It lit J. MITt mi:1.l,
KKV.J Tl'It Fit,
COL l>.-SAUNDFRS,
M U. I LI I T t It'll,
t-’li.N J LK.I' l tt It'll,
COL I* M liOHIN,
5 D IlKT.,
DR T. P MITCHF.LT.,
Oct. 26 wdwl'2.
!*lt vxy A,
FROM the subscriber till the 17tli inst.
a roun horse about tour tret ten incites
high, mid about lour year* old. his left ancle
behind a little larger than any of the others,
he was raised in Uiarson county, and it is |>.i
•ible I .e may attempt to go haul: again, any
fxrson giving iutoriuation of «aid horse to me
n Lynchburg, shall lie liberal.v rew arded for
their trouble, and If delivered to me shall re
ceive the reward of five dollars and anv rea
sonable charges. John lf.wki.lin
Oct- 25 1822. I” Wlhv
^iva^«A uv ftlvAtu,
I^RO.V tile snhsrrilier, living near Lynch
burg, a B \Y HflltsK. about live feat two
or three inches high, liiu/.ed lace, two hind
feet u bite, an.I hearing the marks of the collar.
Any person giving information to the <-uy
Sciiher, of said hoise, shall receive a liberal
reward. Cli.VHLf’S Dl'.lsu.v.
October 25 3l 12
JCegvoe*. l’uv sviYe,.
T1LL be sold, at Campbell Court
House, on the first day of .November
Court next, to the highest holder, mi a credit
oftorhe tnuuthx, the purchaser giving a ne
gotiable note, with an approved endorser, n
likely FAMILY OF NEtiROKS, consisting of
a man, woman and rhitd, belonging to the es
tate ol Charles Lewis, decna ed. hy
THE ADMLMSiRATniX
October 2a. isitvts
Kolict.
rHF. term of co-pa rtner*li ip of GALT
HI LLOCK, t Co hming this day e»
|iired, Ihe tain a is by Mutual content dissolved
i'h* biitiuess will be closed by Unit A Bullock,
to whom all |>ersous indebird will make |iay
inenl and thoae liming claims against the
mid concern, will aj*|dy to them for selllemeiit
mid nay me lit
llll MIM OAl.T,
John hi llock,
J I.HL.s HLLLOCkJ
October I
F A111' MiliMtilirrs will iMitinue to do hit
I lines* under tin frill of t»\l.l a III
L<M K, who base received by lltc ship Protec
linn hihI (M-lirgimuia Irutn Liverpool. end nr>
now oitfining, a general assortment ui I all and
\V interOoods, w Inch they w ill sell low lorrasli
WILLIAM HALT,
JOHN UL'LLOt K
lb tidier I. t» 17
\r l lit. IM A -At mb s h olden in the
clerk s other uf the enmity curt nl t liar*
lode, oil the Kill day ot October, lBid
Millihlu M Matthew sandMartin W Daven
port, I’laiotifft,
Against
John It Matthews, Fanny M Scott, f sent
Iris ol Francis Scott, del d, John M I’riee,
John Colitis, Thomas l olihs and James t
Me lleynolds, Detendnnts,
IX CIM.YCr.HY
The defendant John It Matt hews, not having
enti led Ins appearance,an ording lo the art nl
assi mlilv ntui the rules ol this court, and it ap
pearing lo Ihe satisfaction ol the court that lie
Is nut hn iiiliabilanl nl this Slate, on the mo
lion of the plaiutill by counsel, I: t# ordered,
That the said defendant do nppeurlmre oo the
first Monday in January next, uitd enteritis ap
pearancr and answer tin- plaintiil bill, and
give security fur pi-rfnrmillg the det ree of tin
Court, and that a ropy of tills order be inserted
ill some pejier printed in the town nl Lynch
burg for two mouths successively, mid po-led
at the front door ot the court-house id llm site
county A Copy—Teste.
II WMW WINSLOW IIOIIINSON, C
VIRGINIA In Halifax ounty Court,
in Chancery, the limit day ol August,
1*22
John I itiirl, Jinlilh Fuqua, Sarah 11 inruck,
John Nelson and Polly bis w ife, birinerly Pul
ly Daniel, I'luintill's,
Against
i he linn William Daniel, llenry Coleman,
and Martini In- wife, Llliotte Coleman and f.
liaalmlli bis wile, W in lally and Frances bis
wife, Polly W oodsoii,Josiuh, William If, Mar
tlin, Lucy and John Tliuiiipsuti, ArinniiH Mil
ler, Samuel, John, William P ami llcrikiuh
t. Ifuuiel, Nathaniel W Fuqua mid Susiiiuia
his wile, Joseph UotideAs Mary Ins wife, Anile
Daniel, Itenlilii Hay, and T.lizahclh Ilia wife,
Iliiithlin V iiii "iinn mid Snsminu his wife, John
Pig;' 4s .Mary his w it Iteiijainiii I a tv-on \tiiy
iiis wile, Harrison Kuriics muJ Jijtlilli lus wite,
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas and Ambrose Nel
Milt, Joshua Wanton aid Betsy his wile, An
thony Franklin ami Polly hie w ile, J In inns
I.asley mid Susminn his wile, William llulrli
ei on nml Judith his wife, mid Maria It Tho
mas end Martini Fawktier, Defendants
I tie defendants \mhrose ’Nelson, Thus. I.ns
ley iv Mitsmimi liis n iff, Will in in I lulr hei'snn m
Jmlilli liii* wile, Ihmicl, Martlm and Tlmma*
Nelson, Josh in llluiitoii mnl llelsey hi* wile,
Anthony I nniUiii mnl I’nlly liis wife, Mnriii
l> I'lioinn mnl Mmiliii Fnwkncr, children of
■f >li n Fiiwkncr mnl Palsy his wife, Jos Comic
mnl Mftrv his wife., Amin Daniel mnl John
I’igg #iul Mmy his wife, not having entered
their H|i|ienrmn e mnl given seeiirily neenriliiig
to the net ol assembly mnl the mien nl this
eonrt, mnl it ii|i|ienring to the sntMnetinn nl
the court Hint *ney me not inhnhit.int ol this
cuiitmoiiwrulth, on mot inn ,if the |ilnintitVs,
hy their l omisel, It is onlereil, that the said
liislnmucd defendants dr appear here on the
fourth .Monday in Nov eniln r next. mnl answer
the fill ol the |iluinlilfs, mnl that n rii|iyol this
order lie inserted in tin' newspaper printed in
the town of Lynehlnirg, for eight weeks Mil
eessjvely, and |msteil at the front door of till
l oiirt house of this county
A Copy—Teste.
8 MICHAEL ROBERTS. I> C n
XuUve.
r>V virtue of atlrd of trust executed to
•tin' late Cyrils It Clay and mvself hy M
i liolns Harrison, for the purpose of semiring
lo the hiie liarlet Clay n certain sum of mo"
ntsy, which ileeil hears date the gptli dav ot
November, IH17, anil is reeorded in the coun
ty roort ol Bedford, I shall, on the 1 Hih day n!
November ne*l, proceed In sell, al public ain:
..i on the premises, for ready money,
THfc Tvivct uV \iH\u\
In the said deed of trust mentioned, lying
the county id Bedford, on both sides of Jn
iluli's creel., conluiiiing eight hundred lures,
more or less, nod houndon hy I lie lauds of
I ram is Merits ether’s hell's, ami others In ease
Ihe weather is so inrlnuieiit, that bidders do
not attend the above mentioned day, tlie sale
will lake place on the mitt fairdat Acting as
trustee. I shall convey such title only as is
vested in me Uil.I.IAM llAllFOKP,
Oct 1H 11 wills .Snrn ring Truslet
JV olive.
\\TlleF. lie sold, mi tlir '{limitation of
Znihurinh Islii'll, tier’d. on Tuesday
tin Jili day ol Nox ciiiliui next, for cash, 15 or
III likely
it gin’uvA) otu S\wv us,
Consisting of men, women, hovs and girls._
Vlso, the stork ot nil description, plantation
utensils, household anil kitchen furniture, and
the crop of corn, fodder, oats andtohacco noxx
on the premises The plantation will lie rent
ed on the same day (whereon there is Id bush
«li ol wheal sown and liberty given to seed
more small grain) for the term of one yenr
Possession given on tire 1st of January, IsJ.-t
\ll those that have claims against the said es
tate, will please present them immediately
prox'en as the laxv ilimcts, as arrangement's
max- he made to pay them—all those Indebted
xx ill make immediate payment, «s no further
indulgence t nn or will he given.
SAIJ.l ISIIKIJ,, a dm r of Zncharinh, dec.
A M —The side will lie mi.tinned from duv
to day until the xvliole is sold S. I
Amherst, October 18. wtdsl I
8 10 Kuwaiti ami all ruasoualilu
cltar^us.
UANAW \V from the subscriber, on So n
liny the X'-tth iusL negro Urn,Ur son, about
-l or ttracts util, yellow eontplr 1 lull, euuiul
luce, thick lips, lute in stature, say jire feet two
or three inches, times forward when walking, lind
(I ntw blue root and pantaloons, also, a blue
coal and panlaloont somewhat worn, black fur
hat.—It is thought he has fnc papers—the abort
meard mil be gin n by securing said negro in
any .luil so that lie may be rerun red.
AXnitF.W UFlIt.YF.
•V. B.— Vir above negro formerly belonged to
tht estute of Coll llelor noil fell in tlu share of
his daughter Fanny, who married a .Mr John
Xicholton, and limit in Gloucester county, from
which place a Mr. It'm Steeens of Greenbrier
county brought him, his father and mother both
tired thin in ll'rkmoild, Ins mother since dint
L aioa. Monrot County. Ort Ji w'dte 12
By the President of the 17. States.
IVHF.RKAS tjie President of the United
States is authorised by law to cause land* to
lie offered for sale
Therefore I, J»*rs Mnaaor, President of
thr United States, do hereby declare and make
known, that the public sale* shall be held as
follows, via
At tlm l.anJ Office at Terry Haute, in Indi
ana, on the first Monday in July next, for the
«ide ol
township* 17 and Id, in range 1, ea«t of the
2d principal meridian line
17 ki 1H, in ranges 1 to ft, west do
At th•- Land llflice al Vumbilia, in Illinois
on the third Monday in July in xl,tur the -ale
of
Townships II, 12, 13 and 14, in range- I and
2, east ot the 3d principal me
ridian line
II, 12, 13, 14 and 15, in
range.* 3 and 4 do.
Al the same piare, on the third Monday in
August next, tor the sale id
Township* II, 12, 13, 14 and 15, in range* 5
tl and H, east ol the 3d
principal meridian line
11, ill range 7, do.
At thej.nnd Office at I'alestine, in Illinois,
oil tile lir,t Mull'll!) in August next, for the sule
of
Towiehips 0, 7, b uml 9, in ranges it, It) mnl
II, east et 3d principal
meridian line,
fi, fl, 7, 8 unit 9, in range 14, west of 2d do
8 and 9, 12 nmJ 13, do
At the same place, on the first Monday in
September next lor the sale of
Townships lull I2nnd 13, in ranges!* Infaml
I I, east ol 3d principal
meridian line,
10 II 12 and 13, in ranges 12 13 and
14, west ol 2d do.
At the *ame place, on the first Monday in
October next, for the side ol
Township. 1 l^o lb uml 17, in ranges 9 10 and
I I, east ot 3d principal
meridian line
1 I 1,7 lb and 17, in ranges 12 13 and
II, west of 2d do
Al the sauni place, on the first Monday in
November next, for the sale of
Townships 18 19 20 and 21, in ranges 9 10 and
11, east of 3d principal
meridian line
18 19 20 ami 21, in ranges 13 and
I t west ol 2d principal meridian
line
In 19 and 20, in range 12, do do
18 II, do. do.
17 18 19 mid 20 10, do. do
At the Land Office lor the Northern district
ol Louisiana, id Hie town id Ouachita, on the
first Monday in November next, for the sale
of
Townships 15 lb 17 18 nod 19, in ranges I 2
3 4 and 5 west ol the meridian
line.
At the Land Office at the Seal of Justice of
the count) o( liidcpendcni e, in the Arkansas
territory, lor the sale of such lands ul the
lined States iis are situated in the following
described townships uml ranges, and which
have been i xi lulled from the lottery of the
lands appropriated fur satisfying warrants for
military services, viz
On the first Monday in August next,for the
sale ol such of lln above described lauds as
are litiialed in the following townships and
ranges, viz
I owniiiips 2 3 15 7 8 9 and 20, in range I
east id tlic bill me lid inn line
1 2 3 4 5 and b 2 do’
I 2 3 I ft rt 7 H mill 9 3 do
I 2 If II 12 13 and I I 4 do
I 2 5 do
I 2 3 9 13 14 15 18 19 20 1, west do
tin the first Monday in September next, for
die side id sueli id the above, described lands
lb ere situated in the follow iug low a ships and
ranges, viz
Townships I 2 18 19 and 20, ill range 2, west
id the 5th meridian line
1 15 lb 17 18 19 and 2f 3 do
1 10 11 13 14 15 Iti uml 19 *1 do
I 2 9 If I I 12 13 mid lb 0 do
1 2 4 ft b 8 9 If I I 12 13
and 18 do.
On the fir,st Monday in October next, for the
sale nl .siirli nl the above described lands as
are situated in ihe billowing townships uml
ranges, vie.
Townships 1 23 4 6ft 7 10 11 12 13 15 1ft 17
In m uml 2*1, in range 7,
w est ol 6th ineridiiin line*
1 2 3 4 5 ft 7 8 9 It) 15 Ift
17 18 l!» and 20 8 do
1 2 3 45 0 7 8 9 10 11 12
18 19 and 20 9 do
19 10 do.
Cn the first Monday in November next, for
tlir sale id such id the above described lands
as are 'dilated in the follow iug tow ndiips and
ranges, viz
Townships I 2 3 4 6 ft 7 8 9 10 and II, in
range 40, west of the 5th
mei'idiuu line.
1 3 1 6 ft 7 8 9 and In, in
range 11 do
2 3 I 5 ft ft 8 p and 40, D* do
2 3 I 6 ft -7 H and 9 13 do
3 4 6 ft 7 and 8 14 do]
4 5 mill 7 16 do
6 ft and 7 Ift do.
17 do
Karh sale will commence with the lowest
it it m IM-1- ol seiliini, township and range, ami
proceed ill regular numiriiui order.
The lands reserved by law for the use of
schools, or lor other purposes, w ill be reserv
ed friiui sale
(■iveii under my hand, at the city of Wash
ington, this 15th day of March- 1822
JAMES MONROE.
By the President
Josixii Meins,
Commissioner of the Gen l.nml Office
March 29 60t4N
(1 Printers who publish the laws of the
United States will publish the above once a
week till the first Monday in November next,
and send their accounts (rceii/iteri) to the tien
eral Laud Ollier.
Notice.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
me by Nicholas Harrison,for the purpose
of securing to the lute Charles Clay a certain
sum nl tnouev, which deed hears date the 1st
day of October, 181ft, mid is recorded in (he
county court of Bedford, 1 shall, on the 18th
day of November next, proceed to sell, at
public auction, oil the premises, for reudy mo
uey,
TUe TvvuV of AruhV
In the said deed of trust mentioned, lying in
1 lie county of Bedford, on both sides of Ju
dith's creek, containing right hundred acres,
more or less, and bounded by the lands of
Tragic is Meriwether's heirs uml others. In
ease the weather is so inclement that bidders
do not attend on the day above mentioned,
tile sale will take place on the next fair day.
ki ting ns trustee, 1 shall convey only siicli
title as is vested in me.
JOHN MURRELL.
October 18 11 w ids
T\yp NU\\ YU'S iseA CotVwj
For Side by the subscriber.
RICHARD POLLARD.
October 11.
l»3t\c\\Wrg Mills t
WILL in a few daye be in order for the re
ception of Wheat.—The Subscribe!
will gife a lair market price in cash. Should
any he desirous to receive Flour m exchange
lor Wheat, I hey can do so at the usual exchange,
and the Mbsciiber will subject himself to the
Richmond ln»|>rction. 'Those who are not
disposed to -ell at the present prices, may de i
ver their Wheat, and wait tor a better pi ire, as
a fair market price will lie given dining the sea
son, for that deposited, as for what may be co
tiling in.
WM. A. ALLEN
August 9. lets 1
Trust
F RSUANT lolhe provisions of a deed of
tuutexei uted to thesuh etibei by Reuben
perry and Ann his wife, bearing date the 12th
day ol June, 1819, and duly recorded in the
Hustings Coilil ol the i poration of Lynch,
bin g, and by (Iu eel ion of the r edacts iheiein
named, I shall proceed to sell, for ready money,
to the highest bidder, st public auction, on the
fourteenth day of Septembei next,
el Lot a.\i\mvtr.ua,nces
In the town of Lynchburg, lying on 8th stieet,
anil.il the junction ol third alley with said stieet,
containing nearly one arte of ground, and hav
ing elegant and valuable imp.ovement- —Al.o,
The. frAtowitig &\avea*.
H lle, Reuben, I'hiil, liavnl, Hetty, Mourning,
.Mai is, Jane and Martha, together with three
hors s, sumhy valuable house furniture, cai
pentei s'tools, &x. as contained in a schedule
annexed to and recoided uitn said deed, or so
much of said property as will he siillicieiit to
-al’isfy the purposes ol said ti list deni, and costs
olsjle. 'The said sale will take place on the lot
above namtd, and only stub title conveyed as
is vested in the trustee
WM. M. HIVES, Trustee
August 9 wtds i
The above sale is POST
PONED until the 8th day of November next,
when it w ill take place on the same terms and
on the pientises naiueil—audifthe 8th should
nut he fair, on the 9th of the same month.—
(.Cut l inen inlet ested will please attend, that the
business may be closed.
WM M. HIVES, Trustee.
October T, wtds 9
PITTSYLVANIA LAND
FOR S. ILK.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to the
subscriber by J hn I. FoMe on the 11ttti
day of November, I Hit*, and duly recorded in
the clcik’s officeolthe county couit of IMtlsyl
vama, for purpore.s >heiein expressed, I will Sell,
on the premise*, to the highest bidder, in rash,
on Monday the d th day of Am i mber nut, if fair,
if not the next lair day, a ceitaiu
TiVACT vn LAXD,
lying and lieing in the county aforesaid, con.
ta rung one hunoreri ui res, more ot Ic-s, inline,
iliale y n the l oad leading fiom Ward’s hi idge
tu Pr.lsy vauia c n i home, thiee miles fiom
t' c fin mer place, i' In mg the land pinch iseil hv
said Foster of Ucpjamin Terrel This land is
well situated foi a tavern and the improvements
good. Acting as trustee I shall convev such
title only as is vested in me.
WM. II. WJNGFllXT).
Oc'obcr 4. wlds' 9
Vuv ^n\Y, XifcWSth t»Y lVtltt.
A three story fire proof
IHttCK TKNKMfiiST, lately
oeeopied hy Messrs. Wright k.
Pollard, adjoining the Partners'
liiuiit h mink, well tMiHptt'd for cotiiuiercin
business, ami the. accommodation of a small
family For terms,Ate. apply to llenry Davis
or Daniel Hrovvn, Esq*
■lUso Vov
tract of tobacco land on Hunting creek, in
the county of Bedford, suitable to work about
<i bands -Any person wanting, may apply to
(■eorge H Meriwether, who is authorised to
lease it for me lor the term of three year
JOHN I t AHF.1.F,.
October 15. w-hv 21
LITTLE OTTER ESTATE
AT Al’CTIO.V.
I will sell, on Monday tin* 1th day of No
vember nest, that valuable TRACT OK
1.ANI), in Bedford county, about three miles
from Liberty, known by the name of the
IAU\e iHlvir Estate,
Formerly (lie property of Christopher-Clark,
E'q ennatining about 2MHi acres, a great pro
portion of which is prime tobneeo laud, and
the balance excellent for the production of
grain The improvement' are twogood dwel
ling houses, with all necessary out houses,
barns, ivre and is li inarknhly well watered.—
This tract will be divided to suit purchasers,
the terms will be one third in hand, end the
balance in three equal minimi instalments, the
purchasers giv ing sullicieut security The ti
tle will be made •nlisfnctory before -any pay
ment is required The sale will continue
from day to day until completed, and imme
diate possession given.
JAMES C MOORMAN.
N li Col. Thomas Moore who formerly
claimed tide to the ibove property, lias sur
rendered tome the full anil entire possession
thereof.
September 27 wtds 7
1VII.L In- sold, to (he highest bidder,1
t ini llii 1 Mi (toy of Am ember iu rt, at the
Plantation on which the heirs ot Jesse Jones
de c d now reside, in Nelson county, timing a
part ol the Walnut Drove Estati*,)iill (best >ek
ol liorses, cattle, hogs and sheep also, the
household and kitchen furniture, plantation u
tonsils, the present crop ot tobacco and corn,
supposed to be 150 barrels, with sundry other
articles befringing to said estate.—The teems
ot sale an; to lie made known on the day of
sale, which will certainly take place on that
day. CORNELIUS POWELL,
Admr. de bonis non of Jesse Jones dec.
September 21 td, 7
iXfegTOfca l\»v Sn\t,
Pi H.SUANT to the last will and testa
ment of James Robertson deed will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday tin* 201 li
Nov uext, at the said decedent's late resi
dence, ill the lower part of Campbell county,
between 15 and 20 likely negres, consisting
ol Men, Women, Roys and Oirls, together
w ith all the stock of Horses, Hogs, Cattle,
Sheep, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, crop of Corn, Fodder, To
bacco, Hay, Rye, Wheat, Outs, Sue on a credit
ot .-iv mouths, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security, on all sums of live
dollars and upwards, all sums under lUc dol
lars cash will be required
The sale to be continued from day to day if
necessary.
J AMES ROBER TSON,
HAITI) ROBERTSON, S
Oct. 25 Jo22 JJutds
JS'ew Fall and Winter Goods.
THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIVING AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
and Yanc^ Ooods,
Selected with great care in the Philadelphia market, at tht wry lowest rr&s i
almost every article that is either fashionable or useful, jrarticulurlu in iL
GOOD LIVE:
AMONG WHICH ARE—
Super blue and black Cloth
Do du Cuss inner*
Ctusinetts, Plains and Flannels
Devonshire Kersey*
Hose and Stripe Blankets
Fashionable Pelisse Clolfcs
Circassian* and Kattinelts
Figured and plain Bomhuzettes
Spoiled and plaid do
Gold hull mid green Cassimerc Shawls
Ready made Great Coats
Do do Clunks
White Serge, lor Saddlers
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery
Plaid and striped Gingham*
4-4 and 6-4 Cambrics
Do. Mull and Medium do.
Do .luckonett do.
4-4 and 5-4 Book Muslin Handkerchiefs
I,lien Cambrics
Do do Pocket Handkerchiefs
Ladies'and Gentlemens' Leuther Glove*
Do. with elastic spring tops
Plain and Striped Canton Crapes
.Miinderin Rohes
Figured Levantine mid Sailing
LIll'll line floss Colton
Zeli* Handkerchiefs and Scurfs
Velvet do
Ladies'and Gentlemens' Silk Stocking
Velvet Rildutiids ,n**
Straw Trimmings for bonnets
Thread Luces ami Edgings
Thule Luce
Robhinett Laces
Italian Crapes
Pelisse Trimmings
Tortoise-shell Combs
Norwich Crapes
Poplins
Colored Silk Velvet
l)o. Tabby
Artificial Curls
Garniture and Muntua Ribbands t„
fashions s'
8-4 Merino shawls
3-t nod 4-4 Neck do
Tamboured Flounces
Do Colluretts
Hearth Ruggs
Philadelphia made Shoes
Irish Linens
Work-baskets
•VI of which will be add at txceeding low rates, for cash.
J. T. PATTEN.
October 15.
ltwSnr
\U3.VAVVAT,
F'HOM the suhnrrilier on the 80th of
March, a servant named J A.MKS, gene
rally known by the name ol James Loving.—
II,' is upwards ol six leet high, Ught complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in his observations, and not easily intimi
dated. Hr formerly belonged to John Scott
ol Albemarle—performs well on several musi
cal instruments, particularly the octave lluta—
and will probably attempt to pass tor a free
man. I will give thirty dollars and pay all
reasonable expenses it delivered to me in New
fdnsgow—or twenty dollars if secured in any
jail so that I get him. Me is now probably in
Ihe vicinity ol Richmond
OKU. S. HOLLOWAY.
April 2fi. jiff
liiuuV for feu\xi.
THE subscriber wishes to stll 'he TRJf'T
OF I..I.VU, in the county of Campbell, >i‘.o
atfd an both sides of Buffalo Creek, on wh'rh be
lately resided It tonlatns by tt lute sum y, 21 ir,
acres, fill of tchich are cleared, anil in good heart.
Then is us m urh good land on it as on any tract
oj the same extent in this neighborhood This
land lies within a mile and a half of New Lon
don, and en joys the advantage of a mill site of
2,1 feel fall It is exceedingly well watered by
springs. 'The improvements are a capital log
house, with three apartments, 13 by 18 feel, a
kitchen, stable, and two lodging-houses, and has
on it a good apple and pinch orchard.— The title
is indisputable—Jlppliration lo he made to the
subscriber in Lynchburg, or to apt. King, in
-Veil London, LDtV. ,dTKLXSO.X.
October 4 Pu ts
Xew liV.Ysgow VV-.u-es,
commence on Wednesday, the
T nth November next, on which chi) will
he run for a sweepstake, for three years old,
two-mne heats—four colts entered,'and subj
scription dosed. On Thursday, the Jockey
t lull Purse, ot two-thirds llie subscription, ill
lie run for, three-mile heats. On Friday, tlm
remaining third, two-mile heats—And on Sa
tunlay, the w hole of the tolls collected at the
gate during three days. Weights as usual, a
greeublc to the rules of the dub. The horses
to he entered on the day previous to each race,
with the secretary, and to start precisely at 12
o'clock. PEACHY FRANKLIN, Secy.
New Glnsgow, Ort. 4. tdrft
S 20 UewvvvA.
RA V\W \Y' from the subscriber, living
in Salem, llotctourt county, on Saturday
the 2d instant, a negro man named HOB, lately
the property of Mr. Charles Johnston, and
hough' by him at Cap). Mitchell's sale of ,Vc
gr‘ies lust January, and formerly the properly
"J -We Lobby, tobacconist in or near Lynchburg,
where it is bclieeed hi has a wife—Hob is about
Jire Jtel 2 or 8 inches high, dark complexion anil
turns his toes very much out when wall, ru and
about 22 years of age, his clothes eunsist of an
old black olotli coal, a striped linscy do. anil
shirts anil pantaloons of tine linen, all of which
he took with him—If apprehended fifty miles
from home I will gut twenty dollars reward,
and all reasonable expenees for bringing him
home, or ten dollars on this County and brought
back.
C BOIVYER
October 11 ids It)
Lym'lilum; A: Kalcra Turnpike*
FI WERE not being a sufficient number
A ot Stockholders present ut the annual
meeting held at the Fraukliu Hotel, in Lynch
burg, the 1st day ot October, 1822, the meet
ing adjourned to the 1st day of next Nov. nil
liar, at which time and place the Stockholders
are earnestly requested to attend in person or
by proxy. JOHN VICTOR, Clerk’
October 4 tctlN'9
!V(),n< Iv—The subscriber, as adminis
Icalor of Col. H dlium Clark, deceased
/nil, on the 2;id day of November, 1U22, at
the late residence of said decedent, in 'the
county of Campbell, sell, by way of public
auction, all the PERSONAL ESTATE
of sa id deoedent, consisting of two Negroes
(a man and a boy,) the stocks of Horses,
l util,, Sluep and Hogs, Household and
h ilchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils, the
crops of Corn, Fodder, fyc. c. Ta ms of
sale—tor all sums under £10, cash, will he
required—and fur all sums over that amount,
a credit of six months will be extended to the
purchasers, upon their executing their bonds
with approved personal security for the pa ti
me, it of the amounts of their respective mr
chases. 1
TUCKER tV. CLARK, Admr.
°dobtr ^U wtds
Xoiiee.
A LL those having claims against the
-i. estate ot ns. Clark, deceased, are re
quested to make them know n, properly an
theoticated, as the law directs, on or before
the first ot December next, that arrangements
may be made for discharging the siune All
those indebted to the estate, are requested to
nitiki* immediate payment.
i. A1.ARK, Adm'r
Oct 11. Of tVm. Ulnrk, der'd.
1U—I m
Notice.
BY vir.tue_?f ,a d‘ «d of trust executed to
me by l.nsley Rucker, lor the pun,,,,
expressed in said deed, I shall, on (hr<Jrf J
mil month, Ht tii« said Rucker house in A
l.erst county, proceed to sell, for cast,,’a,
lie auction, the following NEGRii SLAVfV
to wit: Ned, Dick, Daniel and Phillis—stock'
of Hogs, Cattle, tec. tec. Such title only will
be conveyed as is vested in me by the J
W1ATT DUNCAN
October 22. ltwtdsit
•S’oiice,.
T^Y virtue of a deed of trust executed to
me hy Tinsley Rucker, for the purposea
expressed m said deed mentioned, w ill hc „.M
at the house of said Tinsley Rucker, in \w'
her.t county on the 2,1 dnVof,„.rt ,w,, 1(>
the highest ladder, for cash,one Waggon four
Mules, and the Waggon Harness— Also’ one
r^t gro Woman named Phillis. Acting a3 tras
,p(‘ 1 nhall convey only such title as is vested
in me by virtue of said deed.
LUCAS r THOMPSON
^October 22_ ItwtdxgJ
Notice.
BY x irtue of n deed of trust executed to
us by Tinsley Rucker, for the purposes
therein expressed, we shall, on the 2rf rfaysf
next month, at said Tinsley Rocker's house
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder,for cash
one Negro girl, named Aliby, W aggon arid 4
mules, Waggon Gear,tec. all liisthe said Knelt
er s stock of Cattle, lings, tec and three heai|
ol Horses, Household mid Kitchen Furniture.
I Imitation Ulensils, tec.tec. We «hnil convey
the title vested in us hy the trust deed only
M. M WHITE, I...
B. A CRAWFORD, Tlus,eM*
October 22. _ ltntdf23
Police.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscribers by Christopher Clark,fop
the purpose ot indemnifying Isaac Otiy ind
Thomas Moore, which deed bears date the
141,1 "f October, IHly, and is recorded in tha
county court of Campbell, we shall proceed,
on (he doth day of November, 1822, on the
piemiscs, to sell, at public auction, for rcudy
money, that valuable and bigbly improved
Estate, called Sandusky,
Formerly owned by Charles Johnston, lying
oil the turnpike road between Lynchburg and
Ihe town of New London, being hbnut four
mites from the former place, and six miles
Irom the bitter. This tract contains between
■loo ami GOO acres,n considerable part of which
is heavily timbered The balance is cleared,
ami is w ell adapted to the use of clover ami
plaisler. Should bidders fail to attend on Ihe
day above mentioned, in convenience of lln
inclemency ol the weather, the sale will he
postponed until the next fair day. Acting ai
trustees, w e shall convey such title only a* n
vested in us by tire deed aforesaid.
EDWARD WATTS.
WILLIAM RADFORD.
October 19. 11 wt(js
Police.
\VILL b<‘ so,d> to the highest bidder, at
the Into residence of Joshua Tinsley,
dec d, in the county <of Amherst, on Wedms,
day the 20th day of November next, all the
stuck ot horse cattle, sheep and hogs, planta
tion utensils, and the household and kitchen
lui iiitiire ol which said decedent died posset
ed, together with the crop of corn, fodder sad
outs innde on the plantation the present year}
Among the stock of cattle arc tivo yoke of vaj
luahle oxen.—Terms made known oil flit day
Ot sale GEORGE M. TINSLEY, t
ALEX. TINSLEY,
Admrs. of Joshua Tinsley, dcc’d.
October. IS. wgw n
__
•Volicfc.
TJl virtue of a deed of trust executed
M.J to the subscriber by Charles Wingfield in
,s--> ""d duly recorded in the clerk's office *4'
tbe county court of Amherst, for the rnirpo«f*
therein expressed, 1 shall, on Thursday ibe HI*
day of November next, at the residence of
said ingficld,in the county of Amherst, pro
ceed to sell, to the highest bidder, on a credit
•oi 12 mouths, the following property on*
U aggnii and Gear, 4 head of Horses, his slock
ol C attic,Sheep and^Hom, Household 4. Kitch
en furniture of every description, Plantation
l tensile, 4i,c. ice. or so much of snid property
as will be sulHcicnt to satisfy said trust deed
and costs ol sale. Bonds with approved seen
nt> will be required of purchasers—The lid®
vested in the trustee will he given the purcha
*er": TINSLEY RUCKER
N*4B The subscriber has it in conteuipl*1*
tion to remove from this county (for the Tex
as, in Spanish America) about the 10th of next
month, which will he previuus to the day
*JJ Mr. Nelson C. Dawson, Jr. will attend I®
the sale, as his agent by consent of the parti*
_. t TINSLEY RUCKER
1 he above sale w ill take (dace by my fe e
consent, being desirous to pay my just deht-i
hoping there w ill be more property than will
satisfy he trust deed, if so, the balance will I**
sold on the some terms—my creditors urtinw*
ted to attend and buy for theinselvi s..
CHARLES WTNGFIEIP
Octolier 25. wttls 12
TMaANK-S
J OB SALE AT TIMS OFFICE