Vfniemen *A f| UK *oh*criln*r «iU U, at jntfibc mtc J tinti, U Ii»>r *l lb* t utriil lln tH, in ’lit tnv f t.ymrbit.irg, «n t'rtday ihc £s*M iln »l IIik (A. 'V \n u \w\uvv\)W \N nVtrmen. 'J'n mi, tit.ih. (il l). U lUiUCkF, flurliiinnr J-'fbrumy 7 wlil« -7 f 'lit'. rlt'EiiHf nufl HHH'ti 1 mliiiiirit hlallinii V’ONV lU'IM.V, ty <>Hi D •tiu hinw'fti l*y SI rk, will snoid tht ensuing season, on# hah of Ills lime (i Vmln *1 court house, tin other half at »kel. ,-.,,1,1 house. The t. rins and pedigree •will le Made known in .tin- lian l’iMVH\l It FK\NkT.IN -February 7 -'7 |hV virtue of a til III I»f Irnsl t x< ut* d I on the »7th del nl Man h I**21, to the di*e .In r<, hy Philemon Shtu.iJcrs, id the i,unit) of Franklin, l» srrnri sundry debt' due l.eftwish, Pin is V t'u which di ed Is du ll rerirdcl, we shall, nti the Sldth day ol this mouth, positively sell, at pnbiu iumimmi, lor ready money, on the premises, lltal valuable Tvtvt «»V \tuiu\i Pin which the said sounder* now wish t the nest fair day thereallrr, proceed to sell, to the highest ladder, for 1 ssii, ’V\w VtAViewing «Vvupcv\>i, or-n murli tliereol us will lie stitl'o tent to mi tisf)' tin purposes of the trust, sir, ()no tirev Marc, five head of Cattle, three Peat In r Hed- amt Furniture, two iilmit Tahles, one Loom, hull dozen (.'ouiuion Chairs, L“ Ovens Had l ids, two Pots, ail his (.'nnirlitarr fuels, sid Ids rltinlatiun Tools, two Pine Cu| hoards -3 load ol Hogs and one Killc, Wm* Tvwct tiV \»vviu\, Conimoiily known by the nanic of f.dmund isumpter, dec d, containing, loo acres, lie the same, more or less, adjoining the land of Dickinson Jrnnlnc ami others, in the county qfCharlotte Acting as trustee I wilt only convey such title us is vested in me 1111 dcr the aforesaid deed The sale will be on flic premises. THOMAt; WOOD, Trustee. February 7. wtiv" 07 Notice. TRY virtue of a deed of trust executed to tile subscriber tin- 30lh day of December, H2U, t.y John M I’ngli, and duly admitted to rerun! in fiie clerk's oltire of tile county of huftotle, tor tiur|uises therein expressed, I •ball, on Tuesday th 1 slh day »f .Iprit ne.it, it tnr, it act the next fnirdnv thereafter, pro ceed to sell, to th.' hlghe-t bidder, for rush, TUv, WAtuvulup, l*vu\tr\*V>j, or so ntiirh thereof as w ill be suflirient to an liver the purpose ot the trust F.leven head of Cottle., one lilnck Mure, one Sorrel Colt three Feather Beds and Furniture, and one Morse Cart, Vine Trnct oY uiu\, containing KM acres, be the s^e. ,lllire or less, ad joining the land- of John Thomas nnd otlicrs, and is well adapted to thr culture o! Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Onts. The sale of the property will take place nt the residence of the *aid John M Pitch, in Charlotte coon* l.v Acting ax trustee I shall only ronxey stirh title us invested In me under the afore said deed. RICHARD W. GAINS, 7Vt ot liie Skin t*al*y, i* kv In Europe *!|U iijoiIc of pr.o'i cf l»»u lire11 par-tied with the happiest n -tilt en-e- “the mo t piiiufill ar.il loath-tone to which mutiknid i- subject Have b**en coin (deiely rrmiii hWm( by a lew uppltealton* I In* remedy may be applied at nil i oiis, without regard to age or tin* practice has la eg hut recently intro lured into tin* United Stiim, I will take tin* liberty, (for the information of the afflicted,) •I I'drftrtint some of the ca-es, from a pain phlet published by hr llevere, of Hall noon I ninr:nl Parakhit. One ef the patient* of the Hospital of Louis, about forty*five year** of age, was at Inked ie June, JhM, with a typliil* fever, then previ*lent in the Hospital The nervous mptoui* iii the ruse were fll the must urgent charm ter, and tenuiiinfird iii a universal }w»l y, for which Hie sulphur fumigation* were im d The patient took about forty fumiga tion her health gradual)* improved, until it wn* pi rfeclly n established lie is now well, and i one of the lutin dresses of the Hospital. Jiusi iiut J (fiction of tUr tact A I t ly ol n tng iim tempi*rwuienf had been several month* alnirted with u singularly un i pn .I'.int and oh l lotle ro-eolu* nflei tion ol the I.h i ami ne k On ordinary occasion*, very I little external appearance of disease tea* per eeptible, but upon li e slightest excitement, -ut il a* nental agitation, exercise or warmth, I however produced, a high di giee of (lushing ensued, attended with an intolerable sen>e of burning and itching. In short, the unpleasant I condition ol this lady cannot entity he ima gined in lh« month of October, lH21,shi. ubjerf etl herse I to four general iintitgaf ion*, taken in as many day s. Tlo* lumiediate effci t ol the lir*t vv a* apparently o as ate In r oiuphiiiit, which, holii tie common died ol heal, was to he expected. Thu lin'd applies!i«n u*lined to check the disorder completely To tesl the etiicncy of the remedy, she now exposed her e|| for several hour* to the heat of a warm lire, when no incoiiooii nee ic*ulted Sin* rt reived a fourth fumigation, and has ever *im e remained free from the di*-* usa V haf i** most worthy ol re mink in fliL a*t* e, the great ami sudden iitlliiein e excrled upon 11,* partHiiot suhje*' ctl to the immediate opt ration ol the f ulj huroti* gas HhtumuUr .IJIcrtuni ttf Ihr Until. A surgeon, tIjirly two year- ul age, of 11 K*< d louslitution, had ruffetcd fur livi veals, ■wtilt, with a sensation "I lire -lire, him) pin I, I in in the sealp, nri .ini' Irnin 11 siut-Jen check id lie .perspiration, Iroiu 11 cold Imtli. Du lin,; the same period, (lie skill of the body was eoverer' with liver coloured spots, »Itichcaused uni* supoorliildeitehiiig 'J|j pains ol the head find iiirupiu ituted him iroiu doing any thing that teiptired at teiitani, he sen then lnre compelled to e liiindoii In, profession, and even botany, his favourite ludy l ive fumigations, taken Irmn the fourth l« the eighth of Dec dissiitn ted the pains, removed llie uni asine-s in tin* scalp, and middl'd him to return to his usual t I i iipations A moii'th after this trentment the oiitlele was renewed over tiie whole ho lly l.saw the patient eight mouths alterwards; In still enjoyed sound liorllli of uiiiid and bo dy. Chronic Hhr\imnliim,rom/iliraliul with dou’. A muii, aged fifty-four years, of a good run dilution, hud bean habitually alfectcd, for five years, with rheumatic pains, shifting from (hr lieod to the breast, and all the joint and \aJio mil gout alterimtely in curb loot, received Iliiff applications ot the futnigHions, from the totli to the 17th of April—tin first of which [iroduced copious perspiration lie was deli ii ri j as it by magic, from iiis (Miiiis, mid the 1c vitality of his limb' restored Dn/ Trtttr. A man, forty-thlce years of «g«, an in hub Dint ol one ot tlic ports ot the Adriatic, lm been afflicted for ten year' with a very extru der tetter, surroiimliiig-ihe neck and should Icrs 'In letter was dry, and often cover ,1 w ith red points, with suppurating tumors to wtich the linen adhered. It was att» ml cd with excessive itching. The gmrral In abb vv as good, except a slight chronic optlrnlmin, attributed to the sen air. lie recollected hav ing been informed by Iiis mother that she had ni fit* red during her youth Iroiu an herpetic e rmitiuii lie had tried a it w remedies, among otln-rs, a solution ot muriatic acid, rubbed up on the part, vv iliioiil mic--ess -Viler Hie. first lumigutmu taken on the ‘Jdd of June., the itching dimiuii lied, and, as the patient was therefore previ nled front scrnluJi ing, the linen no longer atiiiered to the bnek. Vft#" the seventh applieifion, the improve ment uk- frutv list,mi him;, the itching Imv ingalinost cirtiri ly reused. Vvn eruption aci 'in1' Iroiu the fumigations, appeared upon the right uni), *0 n» to interrupt the treatment; but fourteen fumigations in ten days coninlc ted the cure. This establishment has hut recently gnm in to operation I have n number ol inveterate cases under my m iiin/enieiit,iill of w liich have improved grcutl) bt-voml mv expectations. BF.N.I, F. UU I NS. N M Vn extensive assortment of MI'.DI. VINl.-, I’AIMT.-s. DVI'.-S Pi I i s, vc for sale upon tin most reasonable l ains. It I t) October II Hots 111', several mercanlib eoneerns o d \vis, nu.siu.x (if,,, i.i;n t\u ii 0 VMS (v Co. and I'HFSTuN, l.l.K I WIf *s- Co. arc tins clay dissolved by mutual eon sent Father ol the undersigned arc autho rised to collect and pay all claims due to und from (lit* different concerns. SMI III,SDN II. DAVIS HOUKF.lt I’Kt'.KTO.N, JOHN O LtFi'WICII I’etirnary IS, I8dd. rpWi: e»np.irtiierahip of STEPHEN l I’ltESlON, jr. l ii of Tho nuts Mitchell, ilcrrtisr.il. JOS f AW KI NS ty Arid/icy liis wife FchruatySl. it) w4w HY virtue of a deed of trust executed to tlie subscribers liy John Kitclieson, diited IIHii September, l«2J, and duly admitted to record in the office of the county court of Hcntord, for tin purpose of securin'' the pay ment of a certain debt due l>a»'-, I’reston o. We >liii 11, on the With tiny of March mr!, if fair, if not, tlie next fair day thereafter, pro ceeil to sell, by u ay of public auction, on the premises, to ttie highest bidder, for cash, VW\p, VvftfV t»V VsumV, containing forty acres, more or less, ly ing in Hertford county, on Staunton river, purchased of James English, per deed of record in Red lord county court, also all his interest in a tract ot land deeded by Joseph Wilson's heirs to John McCabe, which is half, and on which there is a gr: l am! saw-mill. Also, one black lior e, them milch rows, four heifers, one iiiertcd steer, thirty heart of hogs, three leather beds and furniture, one blue painted chest, two pots nml two evens, two pewter dishes, and sis plates, and one shotgun. 'I he title is believed to lie undoubted, but as trustees we shall convey such only as is vested ill us THOMAS l»AVIS, i THOMAS PKESTON, )Tr"',pp* Feb. 21. wtds 29 HY virtue of two several deeds of trust exeeutsd to the subscribers by Thoi AlilT dated 20th April 1820,and 12th Dee. 1822, and’ duly admitted to record in the office of the county court of Reiltord, lor the purpose of securing th pnymeut of a certain sum of mo ney due Davis, I'restoa Co we shall, on th/: 17/A d-n/ of Morel nut, if fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter, proceed to sell, on the premises, by way of public auction, lor ready money, the following PROPER I A viz three feather beds ami furniture, two tables and two chests, one rifle gun, two rows and calves, twenty bead of bogs,one sorrel mare, plantation tools of every kind Whatsoever! MOlllhs. tobacco, eight barrels corn, diKiOlbs lent tobacco, part stripped and pun not strip pel. 50 barrels corn, and four blade stack-, lOOOIIis pork, one dark buy horse, called two years old next spring. As trustees, we shall convey such title as is vested in us mid no other THE TIU'STKES. Feb, 21. \vtrts29 •Vtttm. HY virtue of a deed of trust executed to the subsVriber by Nancy Young for rer tiuu purposes in said deed mentioned, which -duly recorded in the dark s office of Am l er-l county, I -hell sell, at public auction, to I lie highest holder, for cash, at the house of the said Nancy Young, on the 3d day of March next, (I82,'l) the followingPHOiT.UTY, to w it one negro man named Itusseh, one nagro woman named Jinney, one yoke Work Steers, one pided t'mv mid two Muck Cows. Acting as trustee, I shall only convey such ti tle tu the punrhascr or purchasers of suit! property us i- vested in me bv said deed JAMES W SMITH February 21 29 wtds COHEN’S OFFICE, Baltimore February 12, 1823. 7th dii) s drawing of (tie Maryland STATE ViV)TTElV\. *830, a prize of 55000 8222 a prize of 1000 'ltn*71 l lolH 1 1082 0275 prizes of Inn 1173 J.iol 12083 prizes of 60 *3021 3880 4 533 4710 0:190 I |nn83 I I s'.56 12584 14837 prizes of 20 *11777 11182 130-10 14309 V And 328 prizes of jp All marked thus sold at COHEN’S Office. The 55000 prize sold ut Cohek's in one hc!f and Iico yuarter tickets. Only Tlllt T.F MORE DB.1UIAGS remain to compute thi srhewe, and the capitals of 520 000, 2 of 10,000, 6000,3000,4 r still undrawn, and .II I, O It I l.Oji V/.V G except the. twenty thousand—Tickets are already scarce and spee dy application Is ad rise d—Face of tickets only I It 1.1,1 J 1)01.MBS,and sharestnproportion, to be had, warranted undrawn, at C O H E N’ S Lottery and Exchange Office, m, Market street, Baltimore. Where the capitals t.f 40,000 dollars, 30,000 dollars, ami 7 ot 5000dollar- each, were -old 1 in the two la-t STATE LOTTERIES, and where were also sold, 3u,00l> dollars tv 20,000 dollars, lining rhe TWO HIGHEST in the Monument Lottery, just finished. ID' Orders from any part of the U, States, tiy mail, post paid, or"by private conveyance, enclosing the cash or prizes in any of (lie Bal timore Lotteries, will meet the usual prompt and punctual attention, addressed to J. 1. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore. trigs f*»tf If ST received, and now offered for sale, I two elegant IHUBF.K tiltja, with tops.— Those tv ho wish to v iew them, are re.piested to tall at the store of thesubx iil«-rs,iu Lynch* burg. J. L WATKOLS *i Co. I ebrtmry 14. 2^ tvts BY virfiic of a deed of trust executed on flip l-Rli day of Via'-, Ih22, to iIip subscriber, hy Matthew Hutchinson, of 'lie county of Franklin, to .1 cure a debt due ledt wich, ttavis v t 'o which deed is duly resrord ed, 1 shall, on the il*th day uf this mouth, sell at public auction, for cash, on the |UTini*cs, The Tract exposed to public sale, lit the house of Spengler,in Montgomery county, Va. (that being the day on which the election will be holdru thereat) on a credit of 7 months, the puruhasers giving bonds with satisfactory security, the following Land and Negroes Thu Tvact ul* Land --n which William and Jeremiah Richards at present resides, and lately the residence of .iriMian Hichards. dec'd. Ivin*! on Eiffli* Hi. ,,MI1 water*, uml containing l,v Uon 4iKJ acres, ami upw ards, more limn one ImU of winch is cleared, and well adapted p, t ie product mu of grain, grass, kc. to w hich the whole of the cleared land is devoted.— I he urn lean d land isnl-o fertile, mid udmi rntjly caleulnted, In addition to the denied *o make n snug farm The land has long had t,ie •*tf>utution ot being the most valuable m that section of tlie country, 't he title is clear and unexceptionable hut to make certainty doubly certain, it will he guaranteed by th,. subscribers. Ami also, at the same time „„d place, mid upon the same terms will be sold a lik< ly young :s\‘Krt» Woman vuu\ i \ai\i\. In this laud and property will be reserved the widows dower. The very advanced are, however, of the incumbent, makes it of little value A. STAI'LKS, THOMAS KOU Vl.R, ■MHI.N (it’MtltKM, AVM RlCHAItns. February 14. wtlA 18 TUV, TiAW.ftlttOOl., r I n«‘Xt and tliird session of this school I will eofuiiH'iici' on tin: first MoliiJiiy in Mr.rclt next, ut Nkkdiiaji, in the county ol Ciimbt-lviid, near Fahmvii.i t, in the eniiiiU o| Privet l-'dtcnrtl, end CoimnoiiU’eiillh tit trgmia. I he course of rending and of practice, w ill be the same ns heretofore. In this school, every tliintr taught xvhioh is Calculated to instruct the student in o cor rect knowledge of the theory, as well as tli*‘ practice of the law in all the principal courts of the -tale lime hux proved the uti lity of this school to Mime, und might have piov i d it to all, if they had continued lone e nongh. b For the principles of it and the mode of proceeding in it, I refer to the printed jour Terms of the Law School. I cannot eminent to continue my efforts to »"l«s I really be so; ami for this reason I cannot take a gentlemaii into the l -scueoi lor a less time than a whole u s. Sion, eliding u ill, the year; nor lor a less sum ttina one hundred dollars in alliance. These terms will not he applied to those ho w t ie at the la. I session. I could inki two more young gentlemen,'to l.ve with me ns member: of my Family, each paving three hundred dollars in advance JsSS""" I shall lie here until the last of fehrimry neat and will attend to any letter, in the menu’ •r: whirl, may he addressed to me on this subject, itb much pleasure. CREED TAYLOR Richmond, I eb.21. 2w, oy The celebrated Hacc-Horse One of the heat sons ol *ihm unequalled horse Silt ARCHV, "ill stand the tn .s.liuK season iu'NewtJInsamv nun at some other suitnlile place—(|lt. M.0son to commence the 1st of April Terms, and all other particulars mude know a in ,|UI. Napoleon has been the w inner of man v races! and has never lost but ene, until he became injured in one of his fore legs. Among the celebrated race hones l.o bus beaten, we will name a few Mr. William M inn's Virginian Mr Johnson's horse by Sir Arcliv Mr. Cotton's Mure Kuritv Mr. Macklin's Blown Horse Capt. Harrison’s Su llarrv; Mr. V\ it I iain inn s Lady of the Lake Capt. lluri isoiTs Beggar (iirl, And to say allthis i- hut comimin prai*e as this wonderful horse heat at three heats not only VOl'Nfi TIMOI.KON will, ease; but he also, to now n the whole, brut that horse of horses, Capt. Harrison's VIKtilM VN t|,'e spring of in-Jo, >t.w Market, he was beaten by Contention 3 or-J teet only. The next week, at Drnmrootidsbuft, at three hem* i.„ February 21, ilh’wtlA*' CENTRAL HOTEL. milE aubacriber has taken the tenement I. nest to the Karmen’ Bank, Main street, Lynchburg, which lie has fitted up in a con venient and baadionie style for the reception of company. His table and liar being furnish ed in the be«t manner, he hopes to share a por tion of public patronage, which it will he his constant endeavor to deserve. Ilis stables are well supplied, and his ostler experienced and attentive ARCHIBALD HATCHER. Feb. 4 52lc4\v ESSHS. AliMSTEAD k M’CIIAW, j I h ranch A. Martin, admr. with the will uriin xrd of John H. Overstreet, dec’d. Robert (i. Most'ly, V. ni. Overton admr de lionis non J of John Mc.Murry, Rebecca Kelso, mini s, ot John Kelso dee d. William and Charles Me j Kinny Jr. Martin Hancock John McLean, and Glover Harvy, take notice that, on Wed nesday, the 2iiHi ol March lH2:t, we shall a the Franklin Hotel, in the town ot Lynchburg I let ween Hie hours of si o'clock in the fore* boon, and the setting of the sun the same day, proceed to take the depositions of Thomas i Harvey hip) others, which depositions are to be read as evidence in the nit you have now depending in the Superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg District, and if Hie above depositions are not completed on the above mentioned day, we slmil continue from day today at the aforesaid Franklin Hotel, until Hie same are completed, (Sundays except THOM.VS HUMPHREYS, admr. of John llol.iornhc sine dic'd. MARTHA HOLCOMBE, ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE, F.r'x of John Holcombe, n dic'd. MARY V WYLIE, GEORGE fk W vi. WALKER. F.r’rs oj (ic.urge II iillccr tlee'd anil said WILL. WALKER, in his own right, and ffnrnh his icifel January 28. 50ltvv7w Bedford County Court, January Buies, 1823* Bennett Parsons anil Sally his wife, former* y Sully Dnrri'tt, and William Dnrrett, John Dnrrett, Dinah Durrett and Solomon Dtir r°tt> Plaintiffs, Against Francis Gilpin and Betsy his w ife, Lucy Durrett, Dolly Durrett and Patsy McCor mack, Joel McCormack, l.ittlcbury McCor mack and Hcudni McCormack, "Dutcnd'ts In Chancery. The defendants Palsey McCormack, Joel Met ormai k, Littlcbtiry McCormack and Dea den McCormack, not having entered their ap pearance, and it appearing that they are not -inhabitants of this state, on the motion of the plaintiffs, by their attorney, it is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here at March court next, miff answer tin. plaintiffs' hill, and that a copy ot this order he furffrtvilh insert ed in the Virginian lot* two months Mirres !ively,und posted up at the front door of the Court-house bit two several court days A copy. Teste, ^__J PTKPTOK, C. B C Bedford December Ruler, (822. Boyd Miller, surviving purluer of William Brow n U Co. Plaiutiff, Again-1 Wtn. Murphy and John Deaden, Debts, /.V t II, VfCEll Y I lie defendant illiam Murphy not buying entered his appearance according to the act of Assembly, and the rules of this court, and it appearing from the return of the sheriff upon the process in tliis case awarded, that lie is not an inhabitant of this country on the motion of the plaintiff', by his attorney, it i, ordered, I that tin s.u detcmlaiit do appear here on the fourth Monday in I ebruu’y next and answer the plaintiff s lull, and that n copy of this or der h, forthwith inserted in the Virginian for two months stirces-ively, and posted at the trout door of the court-house ot said county j A ropy.—-Teste-, _I STEPTQE, C B. C tJUllSf’ANT to a decree of the Supe rior Court of Chancery for the Lynch burg District, pronounced flic 12th day of Oc tober, 1822, in the reuses tbendcpenditig in the said court, between Edward Atkinson, Plaintiff Against Alexander Austin and Thomas D. Atkin son> Defendants, And Thomas D Atkinson, riaintiff, Against T.dv. atd Atkinson and Alexander Austin, Defendants, t hall,mi tin loth dm/oCMarch next, proceed to -ell on the premises, by w ay of public auc tion, tor rrudv uiotiev. T\iE yx», in said decree mentioned, t>r so much Oiorco a uia) be nere-ury to satisfy’the suir, ul two hundred and eighty si\ dollars and eight\ ibree cents, w ith Ic ’iil intctc.t thereon from tlie 10th day ot September, Idly, and the! 1 <*osts of sale. The above mentioned tract, containing i. I'oiit :’tHi acres of land, lies about a mile anil halt s Mitli ot Ncw-London, on both sides of Huunfof creek, and is well adapted to the cnl tivation of
  • r Mare only ANSON ALLEN. Cmnpliell, Dec, 10, 1,322. wt',19 JUR V\\\.VT\.Vli Eieeutedxn the neatest manner, and on the V?rgx%£raU Urm> atl lht W^o/the WTUAYED away from- the *ome time in J,nie |a.f ih, OF.D STKEKS, ,wo ti me ii| the former marked with be'i~ «l>" right ear, and •wall.,,, r/^P^1 left—the other with a crop ,rlt 'In' right ear, and crop or half.,,,,, 11 1 he original mark in the latter alt. 1ai. Wheat, t hey can do s0 ,tt t|le I *,cha ami the subscriber will subject himadf kiehm.nd Inspection. 1 hose who disposed to sell at the present prices ve, their Wheat, and I;.a,tfo, Pa^“;)n Xedtli a fair mu ket price will be given dining the son, lor that depos,ted, a* for what ,L U ruing .n. i .n WM- A ALLEN AuKust9. tcui lifc.VTWfcU, f I TlESLBSt'lUBKJiS having connect, x- i ll UuMiiM’iv es toactiier, take ti.i t 0,1 ^‘informing llieiririeiid* and the Unit they will tarry on the 1 'ianniug Currying Business l tiller the linn ot J. a, e. t'OE Xliev aiidition to their jm.re.it stock, ,e, enc cw .lays iron, fbiladeljihia, a quanVv rf vat her -among w ine!, are 2uo side, stn. i,„ l" do"“*uwd Call Skins finished by j' j/ Keen it Sons, 100 Horse Hides loo '•r»»'. hi. i..™^iiirs‘jr ners U.l—all ol which will he sold low lor tak“ JO Hi' J*o E v u CASWhl.E l'OK. »—Cash or lealln-r will he given tor hides, or they will he tanned on the usual '’J11 J- hi C. l’OK. January 2-4, Notice. rl T|E SUBSCIUBEH having changed his business, and being anxious to settle hw private accounts, requeststhose that have claim* against him to jiresent them lor nav nieut and all those that are Indebted to him will please make iiayment, as it will he out of Ins .tower to give longer than a reasonable indulgence. JOHN Pop January 24. _ ,cl9 JVoUoii. 11Y virtue of a deed of trust eFeeutid to the subscriber by .7. i Henry, (Jur the pvt no e of securing u debt due Jo. E /{oyalt ip Co u'h'cli deed is if record in the county court if litdfurd, un,l bean date the lith of August, Ibl'i I stunt, on ll,c Is! day uf April, 1823, (ij'fmr'if not the next Jair day thereafter,) sell, at public "ticlton, tnllte toun.fi Lynchburg, before the •■too oj the lmill:lin Hotel, Jor ready ,noun, Tract of Lund. In thI said drill mentioned, containing fire lion iced and fifteen aens, being the same on which 'hr Sind Hi ary resides, or so much as u-ili be so/ ■icvt to satisfy raid trust. Iht trustee trillcvn rey such title only as is vested hi him. CJHSWELL DABEEY. A or ember 22. j6 JN’otlYC. VLL persons having claims against the t’MlltC ol Will Brnuoil*. tloi’.l Inifnftl',* place, arc desired bring them forward on ur. r»1 “t d"> ml May next,u3 it is my ls'' fit' business, ami this notice ill pfi'H‘1 lu bar against all claims that iuay h# resented alter that time. A. ROBERTSON, Ex’r. December 27. w3m 21 KX f UTOR’8 SALE. V\ ^EL RE SOLD, before Mr. Hatch ,er s tavern, in the town of Lynchburg, 0,1 ri“°y {he 28th day of February next, twelve or fifteen Likely ami valuable N egroes, C ousisting of Men, Women, Boys and Girls— among which are three or four valuablehou-t* servants. 1 hey will he sold on a credit of I- months, the purchasers giving plain bonds w ith approved security. The sale will take place without «ny kind of reserve. Uj' Sale to he conducted by George Whjtj lock, Auctioneer J- 1. PATTEN, Ex’rs of Oliver («EO. S'llLLMAN, J Fallen, dec’d. January 31. tds -t> 3Votice. BY virtue of n deed of trust executed to the subscribers liy Spotswood I’ Crenshaw, for liie purpose of sec urine certain debts therein mentioned, to Henry Moorman und others, which deed is recorded both in the Lynchburg Hustings court and in the county court of Campbell, and hears date the Kith day ef August, 1820, we shall, on the 4lh day of March next, sell at auction for cash, on the premises, 1 he House and l-oi Lately occupied by Mr. George Richardson, dee d, in the town1'* Lynchburg, on the north eu t ui uni sireet, near the court-nouse, mining 6-1 feet front, running buck 1JJ fe*'( with an elegant three story KRICK HOI'I. thereon. The trustees will convey only mm title us is vested in them JOHN LYNCH, JAMES MaLLOHI February 11. 54 tds f 1IE subscriber offers for sale, an dr l gant Carriage with a pair of get'1 c and well matched Horses, one of "h" rides extnemly well—a second hand K"il“ Waggon, and a six horse Team, with lil‘ gear—two yoke of first rate young ■llA well broke Oxen—a Cart, and one *11 di ed and fifty barrels of Corn on a which, a credit till the first day of Oc-tu next, will be given, Negotiable paper, endersed, will be required. \\M. LANUIIOB.Nt January IT.