mm tmm t m mmmmmmm** mmmirn 1 1
?.ulv*\um»u^ Vmulgttt w« a.
riiKU inirteoJvr lm< estnMisbed *1 h”<
I ,MKDICI \K MfHI.. (in a |Wivnte pert
ot the house*) fa Mir damn north <*t the JJimk
i.-giui*. A KA I'H lor the ration <>l isui
plnMOU.a batllli ntioais fi*r Uia- can1 (aanll,
iwunllliull-m, */l lii'ea.C aat i|m> SkiM, I 'H'lt
<»r. *.c. In li |>r ll»i' mode ol pr i, i e*’ l*»s
been puf«trd wlHi tin- happiest ra
ea«C' ‘tlae most ptMnlwl and loatbaome to
w „i. It msnkiitd is -ui.jrcl, have t« a n com
plelcly eradicated by e few nppHcaitoM
Mil* ra-medy l.iay dr a, j-tied at -il seasons,
WHtiOUf regard to ape or se»,
Aa tbi« practiir lias he mi but recently intro
duce I into in* liiiilt d dluli s, I ill sea H e
It ierty, (lot tlic intoniiRtiuo of lb*’ afflicted,)
ot rsiiartiug some ol the cases, from a paiu
piilel pul malted It) Ur. K« vire, ol llailm ore
tuf trail I'liraU t.
One of tf.e jan’.tt ills ol (be Hospital ol fsl
Loin-. alMMil tvny-bve y'a ais oi ttgt’, fi
lial, rd in June, laH. with n typhus lever,
thru prevalent in tin* Hospital i he rervoos
symptoms In the case were of the tun*t urgent
e.n.iractio and terminated in a unis ci-.at pal
*i,l,o w i eti ll,e stilphnr Inir.igstitJU* were
tried 1 if p.ilii nrtooh ai'xaui lortv litiltign
t.ju- her He.dlh rjuimlty improved, until il
>vas pcrlectly re c-itaMiidnd "lie i no* Well,
and is one ol the lui.ndrr*** of the Hospital
H'tttn! at td f u/i itl I hr l err
A lady ol 0 iiigui tempi ("inieiit lied been
*eve, ft f.•'littia nlPi. fed Willi il singularly III
iMii.ml i I«*♦»- Miutte 1 duy alt. 'ion of the
fa. e .uia' h On ordinary uren toll very
little extern il nppearimec ot dfsi «»e on- j i-r
a ej ti de, tmt ip mi the s|jg|i!,-si ekcilem. ot,
eueli .is mental agitNti.'oi em it i*e m warmth,
however produced, a high degree id flushing
ctiaut d, attended with au intoler dde sense id
I truing mid iicloug In -hurl, the iliiple runt
condition Ol this lady iannul a asily he nnu
gifia-.t
In the m mth of Oi l iber, IH21, ‘lie subject
ed hcl -Il In four general fumigations, I..I.I n
In ns many dny< The iniIi*it«* r If* cl ol t»•*
fir-1 ’v t xj»1*<o t*iilly to x/jfi x v me her omplitiiil,
v. Inch from tin* common effect of hc.il, was lo
be v|'« ctcd The I hint application seemed
t check Ihr disorder completely I le*l III*
«*fh an y t»i ititt reuied), she now c*po*tsd Ih r
m Ii for several hour* lo lln* heal ol warm
pro, When no iihodvruiriicr resulted Ishe n
exiled fourth lutiii^iiliofi, anil ha* c\»r
j»t*ce rcmxuiril free from the di«e**e IVImt
f« tm»o worthy «*l remark in thi* cum* i*, the
j^rr.il nri't «udd*«t inr*ei1rd upon tlo*
cmrlMiiot •*il»|ci,lri| li» the iniiim*Jinlc <»j»ciali<ni
ill hr «ml(*htiro»iH tjiiv
lO'Hitn/ihc sljfi rtiuii nf Ou Kcrnl.
A uii^mi, thirty I wo o| x-*», of a
f ».j«! coi i I *i lit mn, h-t| >»alh*rc<i |or liv»- year**,
11-41(1, nub a ftoiisulioii ol prowuic, him! |»ri< k
in tin* ciiip, ami fig; Irrnn i» %H«Ji|ru clr k
«*l tin jh r pimtioo, troii* i» culti Iwih Ihi
rin; th* 'mm* prrioil, 1iir vkin of the
ttiy %v«» Coverri) with lr rt coloured **|»ol»»,
Which nan**d an in»u(>|»oiiahl«* ilchimt The
|*ahm ot Ihr head hx l intiipnciliilcd him
trfim cjuin4 nay lliin^ lh»*l rwjiiirod at*
t'*iMHill, III* w H** ihriHorc comprMail lo
t in ion hm profusion, xml veil holaiiy,
I n mvounlu vlmiy I o« luiiHgnlioim, Ixkcu
from the to irtn to tin.* eighth fit litc diHuipm
l. ii |h* p diis, removed liu* 'iiicadiii"*.** ill tin
i nip, &«d riinhlcd him to return to hiv uiuul
occupation*. A month after (hi* tteatim ui
the cuticle wis renewed over the whole bo
dy I ihr patient ei^hl in »i»lh« nfierweid«;
hn vuli enjoyed sound health of mind uiuf ho
•iy
Chronic Hhimi'iilism, romjili' Utul with (hull.
A man, aged lilty-lom )var», ail good con j
Addition, Iih I hern habilt'itlly utfetJte. for live I
j ean, »iili rhellimitii puins, shifting limn tin
Ik-.i I In the liri ast, and nil tin- joints, and w lit'
I, ad foul nltrinnlriv in li lilDt, n reived
th-' C n,n-In: dion ot tin- liiinigitions, Iroin tlir
Jodi to II"1 17ili ol April tii>' licit of which
produced copintis pei«|ijinliofi Hr whs deli I
wind, h> II tty nnv'ic. from In*, [mint and the
J. eiiiitlity ol iii- limbs restored
Dr7 T'lhr.
A man, focty-tluee years of age, an inhuh*
tanl ol i r ol din* port* ol llir Vdritil ic, lot
Veen mi! i led for ten years with a very e\ten■ j
Site (cm surrounding (lie ueek mul should I
dn« TnelelUi wm ifry/tnd often eovered j
with re.i point', with suppurating luniors, to 1
triiicli the linen uillierrtl It was lit tend I
•d tt illl CM C .|V*o itelling The geln i ill lieullli
urn* good, except a *luhi ehrunio npthnimiu,
attributed to the sen nil* He recollected lint
fngheen informed by In* mother tiiut she hud j
s inhered during tier youth troni mi henietic r
rjilion He had tried a li nr .eiiinli* am iii„
i.nciti. a solution of muiuilu* acid, rubbed up- I
cell il.e pari, tvuliom success.
Alice die linn luiui. dion. taken on the siUU
ol l ine, ilit- Itching tliniiilislied, nml, n- the
nidiant ws< ihorrlore pteverited from serateh
tog,Mm linen no longer adhered to thn hm*k
^fertile seventh ipplo.illoii, the improve
mi ill was irnit astonishing,, tin itching hav
i’li; almost entirely eia c i An eruption, an
sin Ironi (in* Inmii,mions, appeared opim Abe
right arm, *o a* lo interrupt the tresdiui'lil
bill lotiiMrcU liiuiigalions lit ten ilnye coniplc'
ted the gore
Thia o«tnldi»iHtielit has but rrcrntly gom in
to operation I have n number ol inveterate
r»«i;s underlay iminn*i'in!'.ii,idl of which have
improved grcatlv hcyuiidnit expectations
m.N'.i K mVKiA'j.
N U An e«ten»i'*e assortnteiit ol M ft) I
gj'M S. r Vl> 1 li\ r. I ITt* ■s, Air lor *hIc
upon die most reasonable term* It K O
tie I olie r II
\'-T rules hidden in the clerk’s office of
Amherst county cuwl, the lit»t Monday
in Kelitiiui;, ,hnj l
i Humphrey (iilhert, plaintiff,
ngiiimt
William liillieri. Vr.eUiel Gilbert, Thomas
<irlIn-rt, David A Gllhert, John C Gilbert,
Henry Gilbert, Martin tlihh, urn) Mary hi
wile, formerly Mary Gilbert, S>-nili Gilbert,
J Ulith Gilbert, Charles L. Barret, adm r ol
llciny Gilhert, dece in d, Itirnard II Burks,
bliltrtti I, It.irrel, William Coleman ami
<’t.aHe> l, Barret, under the firm of Coleman
g Knrret, John and Richard S Kllis, Benjamin
Morrison, Itielinrd llnrrison and Richard II
Itiirha. under the dim ol Kiclotr I II Burks Si
Co and William Thurmond, defendants,
uv cm verity
The defendants John C Uilbert, Henry Gil
bert, and Mall ill Bibb and Mary Ins wile, not
basing elite re-1 IheVr ap|war«i ce mil given
ayumiiy according to the act ol asseudih mid
the rules of tins court, and it appearing th it
they yre (tot Inhabitants of tiii-commonwealth,
ott the mutio.i of fne plainii.T hy liis counsel.
It i ordered, that the said nb~cntilefcndhnts
do a linear here on the third Monday in April
Si-Kl, (in I answer the jilainiitT's hill, and hat a
co|»y of this order he forthwith inserted in the
Virginian, published in the low n of L> nchliurg,
for eight weeks suceessively, and posted up at
tiie front doqr of (he courthouse of this coun
ty, on-some •onet i1™ A copy—Teste,
29 BFVERLY DAVIES, l). C.
Si
(tT* *1 >oung man, Vs\\o
labors unaer a consumptive diathesis, and
wishes to travel for bis health, is desirous
at engaging in some collecting bxr.ineks;
moderate cornf>eiis«tioti only will he re
o-iired. For other particulars, enquire of
i Itf. it. D. Palmer, of. Bent Creek, Buck
."ifgnam, »r Ilev. John Early, of Lynch
ferg. diarch XI. adw*
A lAs\ uV
R'ltwiiiiiifr in /A' /W ((the* ol Lyiii ht«rf,
tkr 1st oj .l/tnl ItUH
.J—C.ipt Mark Anthony, He* Georg*
M Anderson C, Horace Atkinson, James
Armstrong 4. Jelin N. Andfrwn, Nile* Ala
ry Adams, AIms Charlotte Armstrong,
Sterling Anderson, John Allcmk.
li t‘ri *ly Holey, Alai. Colin Hlirkner,
Frederick llms, TIhhu a I HoVlrs, John
i iirown 4, John 42. Mellow, lleid Brown,
I Thomas Brownlee, James Bailey. William
1 Month i, James I*. Mullock, AA llliavn I..
Howling, I**1* i Ih st, in. Bell, (_ apt. \A tn.
Barnet.
C—Thomas I. Couch, Commissioner of
(lie Hesenue, Thomas I lark, Joseph ar
son, Alls* Ami Crews, I'lensant Ciessy,
Alillurr Cot 4, Hotter! 4 ’olernan, Mr* Nan
cy Craw !e, llr. Hubert AA t after 4, Ja*.
it oltin, John Case, Hr. F.. AA Cabell, Mi
chard Chilton.
It—James B. Dare, George Dnnnphiii,
Wm. Dugard, AA’m. Davenport, Nelson I
Dawson.
E—AA in. II. Fill cfn Id, Joseph Fclmls
I. Flaneis Fpps. Jacob I arlt-y.
Michael Fog, Atisr* J me Franklin,
Janie* Frctwclf, Albs Nancy l air, WIII
I FrrfWeH.
(1 lle.v. Fnoeli George, Hev. Samuel
texi i.ttil Frank Gray, Francis Graves.
George Guilin v, Jiilui Gulhrcy, James
Gantt 4, I’hilip Goodwill, Jacob Coolie
jr. Charles Ul.i-1, Ali-. I raucen Goodwin,
I lioioas Graham, Harvey George 4, Join)
Al. Guidon 4.
II Samuel Hevilen, Aliss Milly Hal ki t
2, Joseph V. Hardt,irk, |Johu Hamilton,
Is tar Hohnes, M Hepluirn, Thomas I,
Harris, William It Hill 4, David Ueiiuing.
T. Harris.
/—Kir hard Johnson, Mrs, Alary G.
Johnson, Alias Martha AV. Jountt 2, Mrs.
Lucy June*;, Isani Jenkins, James John
son, Malhevv Jordan
Shelly Lee, Wm. I Le'ftu'irh, II
St W. Lauglioriie D, Mrs. ,Margaret H.
Light loot, Lynch St Co Green B.-Lewel
leu James D. Little, 'll Susan Lessen,
Daniel Love, Thuimrs Lucas, Miss ISarah
C. Lee.
.1/ -James F. Martin, Win. Marlin,
Wm, AleKetiuey 2, lli-liop AIcKcnilree,
Hev. «2. S. ,A| oiiriug, Haivry Mitchell 2,
W m. Morgan, Filward C. Alansfield, Ho
herl Minis, ,'apl. Gideon Mnssie, K. ,May
er, Milliard Alrirrcll, Charles Matlit, Mrs.
Jane .Morgan, John Monahan.
•V Spencer N'urvell.
i/- p b finiH (riirittn.
John II. Price, Benjamin A. Phillips,
James Pettit, Wiatt Pettyjohn, Itcv. Jan.
P.ittison, Win. Pinnell, Joseph (t. Porter,
Kichnnl Peniileton 2, William |J. Paltiaon.
Kdward Price, John Price.
V II* h. <iuarles b Co. i^ilinn k
Wan 3.
It Maj. ,1. II. Ithupir, W'nt. M. Rives!),
Joseph Hnherts, Miss Surah llay, Pauicl
llnssi'l, Win. I. Higilnn, Henry I. Rose,
James Ko ine jr. Win. Ilohtlisotl, Rev.
licit Ii. Itoherts, Miss P.li/.alietli lloliles.
•S’ —Sergeant <'01 p-ieation. Miss Maria
A. Scott, W illiatn Shelton, Jonathan Sol
/er, Wm. P. .Sisson, Henry Safely, John
II. Smith, i.eivis Schooler, John W.
Schenck, ('apt. Spain, Wiatt Seay, Hr.
W ilson Selilon.
7'—Clement Tow nsend, Benjamin Tho
mas, David Tinsley, Sanmel I,. Taliaferro,
James Taliaferro, Pleasant. Ttmherlnke,
Maj. Tow les, lii istopliei 'l’einson,Tho
mas Terry jr.
I —Benjamin Vatvtcr 3, Allied Vunntr
son.
C-* Mrs. F.llralietli Claud.
H It II Walthall, Alesunder Williams,
Frederick Wendill, Merit M. White, Dri
ven id Winston 3, Krivvuiri Wood, Capt.Jo
seph Waller, Chni’lc* Wilson, Mrs. Susan
Wallace.
¥—John Vore.
JOHN 1) MUUUKIX, P M.
March 1. 30 w3w*
N U’P.
virtue of n deni of trust executed to
tic *ii!i*»nil»cis by John Himhp, bcurin^
date the 1'I duy nt .Inn*', IhIM, mid duly recur*
in (lit* county court ot Pittsylvania, lor
jMii*|io>t‘S therein mentioned, w»• slmll, on the
l^fli ihiy o| \|;iy n \t, tit the houo* of mi id John
Mince, m lire ufon said county abonl 2 mile
trout ('lierliyc N ford, on Staunton river, pro
cecd to ell, for ensh,
'VUe loWwwing ^\w\ps,
and other property, to wit --One negro girl
'•shel, one negio gill t-dlvey, one male ami 2
colts, leather lied;, ant! tin inline, m head ot
rattle, do head nt hog-sand all the
liouaohultl hiichcn huvnitnrc,
••t- vo much therenl a* will he sufficient to ef
fect the purpose* ot said trust. Acting ms ti ns
lees »e shall convey such title only a is ves
led in iis as such.
Wit,MAM SMITH,
l’lll 1.1 P L GKAsTY, S In,s,ets
April 11, w2w 36
Tursr sals;.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
Hie subscribers by Samuel I llurri-on,
lor tin' purpose ol securing the payment of
certain debts therein mentioned to William
Hohiusou and Jesse Berk, which deed hears
dale on Hie *Hi day ol July, Inly, and is duly
ot record in the counts court of Amtrorsl, the
subscribers w ill, on Friday the ItSlh day of
April, lrtd.'l, on the premises, sell by way of
public auction, for ready money,
♦A YvtvVunv V viut ©f \mm\,
lying and being in the comity of Amherst, a
hout 4 miles from the town of Lynchburg,
bounded try the lands ol Linens Bolling, ("hris
tophrr Isbell, the lands formerly belonging to
Fllllip Johnson,dee'd, and others,and contain
ing lsu'4 acres, more or less, or so much
thereof ns «linll lie necessary to answer the
purposes ol said trust deed Acting at trus
tees, we -hall convey to the purchaser or pur
chasers the title vested in ns by the deed of
trust aforesaid and none other
THOM \S WH IT,
RICHARD TYREE, lrust,'‘‘5'
March CH, w tw 34
jV/fR- JOfTN MOORLAND—
1. tier that on Monday. the 'idflt day of A
pril ne.i t, between the. Hying and setHnp of the
suv, ot the house of trim/ layd, in ,Sfo, lootfie
ry enuv/y. I shut! proceed to take the deposition,
'/said Ctoyd anil others to hr read as n idenre
inn soil noee dependnitr tnthe Chancery Co art for
the Lynchburg district, tn which I -mi plaintiff
and you defendant, where and when you may
attend if you llituk proper.
MICHAEL RVDDF.r.C
March 14 4(*
.A\U\ VYYA.NTY.Vii
Executed in the neute.it manner, and on the
moil moderate term*-, at the OJJin of the
I’trgt us an
CT'.Vc it Prompt Pay mint at .Illtn'* 1 j
V^O. 14,100, which drew the great cnpi
ll tal prize of Tuinty Thaann.d Dalian
in the Mary land Stale Lottery, wit- presented
by the fortunate holder nt Alh n’s, and he re
ceived the «a*h nt sight yesterday morning in
Spirit
t S VI Alien it Co had the pl-a«ure of or
dering and paying in the snme Lottery No.
12,063, a prize of Tin ThaU'rinit Dalian, at
sight—also No o!*m, n prize of Dnr. Thaittand
Jiollart Such prompt payment ought tube a
mm h treater inducement for adventurers to
leave or send it or orders directed to the tru
ly fortunate other of
S k M AI.LEN k CO
An 759 Mmn-ttrtrl, Huliwonrt,
where they will always meet with due atleit
Iinn, and any information given with pleasure.
n S. hi M Allen it Cn. pledge themselves
that all prizes in the Washington Moliiimelil
Lottery and ill the Maryland Mate Lottery,
if ordered by them, shall meet with the one
|iiOni|il payment as the above numbers did.
No. 759—f 100,000.
flii htnniid, April II. ts 36
(J r~ The liberal terms on which the
Messrs. Aliens paid tlm £20,000 prize,
draw n by Mr. (J. I.. Dibrell, as soon ns the
ticket was presented, entitle them to cre
dit and encouragement.
_
DAUBY'S EDITION 01
Wrmikea’ li-.\z.eWeer,
IS just published nod for sale at Warner’s
Book Store, Market Brid-e, Uielituood.
The following notice ot till work, is taken
front a riiiladelpliia paper Vic have .sel
“Horn taken up a volume with which we
“have heen lletter satisfied than we have
with this It contains about 1250 page*,
•‘Hvo Hnd embraces u larger ntess ot u-i
fill and interesting mutter than .lay similar
work wc have se-n. It may well lie-aid to
11 be the best Amerisati liazelteer, i xtHiit.—
The iihseription price was £3 50, but to o
titers, it sells at I advance, and i. at that
price the I'linipe.l vv ork we Inn e «een issued
from the pres- It ought to he in tie pos
session id every family, and we have no
doubt theniarl.il will he speedily cleared of
the present edition. Annexed to the (iazet
leer, is the 'oiislilulioii of the idled Stales
‘'and those, id the States, with the luteit a
mi ndments and revisions.’’
Itielnnond, April II. 3t 36
ftnVft t>V‘ limwlrt, &c.
ON It'rdnestlay and Thurmloy, the 2, i
and 2 lili id the jMT.sent month, I shall
proceed to sell, hy way ol |iuldu' auction,
all llie STOCK OE HOODS, utthe store lately
occupied hy Met lit M is William Idle, in
the town ol Bethel I lie assortment is a pi el
ty general, and valuable one, containing
Chillis, Casino res, Calicoes, Cottons, .ve a.c
On all Minis ol ten dollars, and under, cii li
ill In- required on sums mil exceeding one
hundred dollars, six months credit, and on .ill
purchases where the amount exceeds one hun
dred dollars, 12 months credit will he allow
ed. The above Stock ol Hoods has been
conveyed to me in trust, mid w ill tie sold hy
the approbation ol nil the parties concerned.
U I LIT AM AltMiyiT, \l>
April II. wtds .id
^■WIK Bonds mid Accounts ol MERETT M.
1 it. WILLIAM WHITE, of thu town ol
Butliel, having been conveyed to me in trust,’
all persons indebted to them are eipicsted to
seftlrt (licit accounts with Ml William Wil
son, at the Bethel Store, and make immediate
payment to the subscriber, who Is alone au
thorised to receive It, ns further indulgence
cannot lie extended
WILLIAM AHMISTEAD.
April II. wdw 36
Notice
I >Y virtue nfa trust (leeil executed to me
13 hy John Bruce, (W S.) hearing date the
tllh day of Angus' lulu, and duly recorded in
the county court of I'ittsylvania, lor the pur
pose of securing the payment ot a debt due to
I'aniiill it IVu Uenson, I shall, on the loth day
ot May next, at the house of suid John Unit e,
in the aforesaid county, about tv o miles from
Cherliso*' lord, on Staunton, proceed to sell,
for cash,
'Maw VoMwvmvg
and other property, to wit ;—t negro woman
Isliel, I woman Silvey, I hoy I’eler, 1 boy
Richmond, and I Imy I’atriclc, and the in
crease ol the females if any since the execu
tion of i he aforesaid trust, together with ml the
launch old Kitchen Furniture,
stocks of Horses, Cattle, itr. and plantation
tools, or so much thereof ns may be in-ce snry
to etl'eel the purposes ol said trust. Acting as
trustee I shall convey such title only as is
vested in me as such.
\BRAHAM C. SHELTON, Trust".
April 11. w2w 36
Ilcmainiii" iv Iht Past Office at Liberty, La. on
the. 31s/ ilny of .March, |H23, and ij nut tab n
out by the 1st o f July, will he sent to tile he
rnial Lust Office as dead tetters.
.1—James Austin. Mary A. Anthony, Wui.
A. Anthony, in Albright.
H—John R. brown, Jacob Boyers, Winston
S bliiir, Wilson bugg, James S. bishop.
C—John I'omlez, Hiram Cliezbrnugli, J’.be
uezer Coleman, Flemming Carter, Jasper
Clayton, Erastes Cate.
/}-—Jolin Dalles, Mary Ditglnss, Micujuh Du
vis, jr. Mrs. Sarah I’. Dillard.
E—Thomas Edgur, Miss Pantullcpy Early.
F—John Fields.
G—Miss Nancy Orubb, Harrison Gibb
fl—Spradley Hulk, benjamin T Hollins,
Rev Samuel Hunter, Folly Hill.
f— Nimrod Ingram, Israel Jarred, Cudd
Jones, David Jones, Gray Jones.
K—Sallv Key.
L—General Joel Leftu icb, Barnabas Little,
Win J. Lewallin.
wU—Capt Moulton, Hubert Miller,
Mrs. Jane Murrell, Morgan Morgan, illiain
Murry, Mbs Mary Me,Clinton.
A"—Clark Newman.
P—John W. 'Perrin, Henry Puvne, Mrs
Martha M Pullen.
It—Thomas Ross, Wm. Roberts, Mrs. Anna
Rusher, James or Joseph Read, Absalom Ro
binson, Mrs. Elizabeth Ronald.
S— Allen Salmons, George Manly, Edmond
VI Sale, Frazer O. Stratton, John fv. Scott '2,
Win. Sheppard, Thomas Sale, John Smebou.
T— Elizabeth Taylor, Creed J. Thompson,
William Taylor.
B —George Wright, Jacob Warner 2, Thus.
W illiams, Samuel JViatt, John uldon, Jesse
W itt, ilson. Janie* Wilson.
7.—Abraham Zi tie
WM R PORTER, P M
-Mwil 11.___ w3w 3d
hOH S.1/.E,
2() flnn lbs. nice trimmed and well
A 1 Bn k Ant trir
WILLIAM HURD
Marob 21. vvtiw 33
t
Y.YMj.UVLT. Ul.Vfl
FOR S.1LF
I^IIF. SUBSOfIBKR i« .till dfirou* of «el
ling! the rr«i:t of Land whereon he now
resides, coot.lining! nhout <h#) ;icrt
>n tliis tract is a I)\' KIJ.IMi
lIOl'SiK vs ith five rooms and a
l.ir^c pan.up, and every other
i necennr) house good Iruit of e
very description. Alsu, an excellent
tiYU&'Y' .M Y\»Y.,
on a good stream. This land U about 2 Tulles
south of i\lr Robert limiter’s, and i»consider
ed an valuable as any tr. t ot hifch land in the
county For ter ms apply to the kubneribar.
AIK'llllf f,D BULLIMi, jr.
Cmupbell County, April 4. wts d>
k"u\tt TnYmiroo Laud
FOR SALE.
ISM ;iiilliori*r(J Ly tin- proprietors of tin*
laud on which Mr. baoniei Wil.on lately
lived, on l inker creek, in Botetourt county,
lo sell the Kune The entire parcel consists
of l.'il acres, which will he sold together or
divided into two tracts. Tlirre is on it a
comfortable dwelling house, and ull mtcessn
ry out-houses, garden, orchard, to. It has
always been considered among the best tracts
of high laud in Botetourt, and is well worthy
ihe attention of those who' would wish to buy
the very finest kind of Tobacco land in w htrli
it abounds. For terms apply to the subscriber.
Cl I VRI.KS JOHNSTON.
Botetourt Springs, April II. wtiwdrt
.V uVu't'.
BY virtue of n deed of trust executed liy
James Hiimhleton, to the subscriber and
others, hearing date I he 1st day of May, IH17,
and duly admitted to record in the county
court ol Bedford, to secure the payment of
■undry debts due to I'.zekiel U ilhoit, will he
sold, lo the highest bidder, for ready money,
on tlie premi e.s, on (lie 2Jd day of April,
Vvnt't ov \mvyca‘A wi YmmV,
•Minute within about two miles of Liberty,
Bedford com!-hou e, adjoining the lauds ot
cuolain B Rice, Fisher ami others contain
ing .'too acres, bn the same, more or less,
w herein flic Haiti I lauibleton resides. This
land is said lo la* of good soil, and well tim
bei fd, and its con w-me nee to town renders it
very valuable ’the title is considered tin
doubted, hut the trustee will convey such title
only as is'Vested in him a* trustee.
JA.MKs Jlti'f.lNla, Trufttr.
April 4. wtds 35
THUS! SALKT
HV irtui* of a deed of trust executed to
the subscribers by Jeremiah Adams and
Nunes Adams, hearing dale Ihe Hth day of
January, Iti'Jti, mid duly-admitted to record in
the clerk’s office ol the county court ot Bed
.ord, and tor Ihe purpose ot securing the pay
n\*nt n| certain ib*hts due Thomas Johnson,
w e dial I, on the 2 i st day of pril, if fair, it not
lit i next lair day thereafter, (Sundays except
ed) proceed to sell, on Ihe premises, by way
ot public auction, lor ready money,
*Y cwrtnin Tvnct u‘i YawnY*
in said deed mentioned, lying in the county
ot Bcill ord, on the waters of Reuverdain Irreek,
containing «tno acres, be the same, more or
less, ti-j; ether with
’Yvtiii YoouttYe SVav^s,
Miry hi.*I Jii'lith, op such purl thereof ns may
he sullii i *nt to satisfy* tin* saiil debts, interest
nud cost i ol siili*. As trustees we slinll convey
juoIi title us i-> vested in us oiul no other
f* All I'll SON II. DAVIS, t
IKJWkJiR 1'IUfiSTON, Jruitcei.
April 4 -wdw* iio
r
IJUHJUJAVr to n trust tlrrd ina&e by
Abialoiri Pucker to mo, for the purposes
therein rxpre- til, ami duly recorded in the
office ot tile county court ot Amherst, I shall,
on .Monday the 21 t day of April, expose to
|iuldic sale, tor cash, at Mihtor Cox's tavern,
in the county ot Amlin t, Judo and her three
children, John, Huhcl and a child unnamed
or so many ot them as will be sufficient to
atisty the purposes of the trust. The sale of
the above mentioned property will certainly
take place, a, the deed authorises it, whether
ii is present or not. the title is indisputable,
but I shall only convey such as is vested in
me by the trust deed.
JAMf.s L. LAMPKIN
Uj’ Hy (lie consent of all parties concerned
in the trust deed above mentioned,the sale will
take place at Amherst court-1,oust1, on the 21st
of \pril, fit being court day) instead of at Mil
ner Cox’s tavern.
JATVU.S L. LAMPKIN, Trustee.
April 4. wtds 3ft
TRUST SALE.
If virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscribers In Klijnh Mitchell, hear
ing date the loth day of March, lN2l,iuid du
ly recorded in the clerk's office of Bedford
county court, to secure a certain debt therein
mentioned, due to James Lynch, we shall, on
the 23rd day of April, at the dwelling house of
saiil Mitchell, in Bedford county, proceed to
sell, at public auction, lor cask,
(EYE TRACT OF LAM),
ou Staunton river, containing 2lti acres, more
or less liv,. Prather Reds and furniture,'One
Bureau, one Cupboard, two Horses, four
Cows, two Heifers and mu- Bull, one U heat
fan, one Ongon Plough. The title ve=tml in
iis by suid deed w ill be convi ved and no o
ther. PANIKL ASHWKLL, f
glMYAKD OZK, l Trusties.
April 4. w3w 35
•VotlYV*.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscribersb\ Henry H. Evans,bear
iiig date the Ifxth of Eeiirnnry, iHg’g’, and duly
recorded in tin- clerk otlice of tin- county
court ot Amherst, few certain purposes therein
expressed, will he sold, on the 8th day of May,
it tail, if not the next fair day thereafter, to
the highest bidder, for ready "money, on the
premi es, the TRACT 01 I.VNO whereon the
-aid Evan- now resides, in Amherst county,
,|t;i,r 1’edlur M:!N containing by survey <ij,>
'“re Also, SEVEN NT.OROES, to wit:
"illy and her six children, Maria, Betsy, Ra
chel, Wilson and Kliga: nr -o much of said
property as will be sufficient to satisfy said
deed. Voting as trustees, we will only convey
Midi title as is vested in us.
t’H I Eli I*. THORNTON,
THOM VS V lit BANK, $lr'15,',es
I t?. 1 consent to the a hove --ah* being
■fade. IIENUY H. EVANS.
April 11. 3bw3iv*
Mv. \Yv*uvNj .MvY'vvnYvN,
rilAKi: Ntnit'R—That nr shall, on
J. the lith day of June, 1823, at John Han
cork's tavern, in the town ot Lynchburg, and
'<a*eot Virginia, take the deposition of Neal
Met littdiy,'to lie read its evidence on the tri
al ot the suit depending in the county court
of Cainphell, and state aforesaid, in which
you arc plaintiff, and we are defendants.
Ill till LOtiI’E,
DENNIS KELLY',
April 11 w4w* 3t>
Y\Yvu\Yv CYvc.vYcts
On both of the Banks, for sule at.this Office.
ftATVm/E.S,
1SPKINU SADliLKS.
UK subscriber returns liis grate fin
ackaow ledgmeub to a liherHl public to
(he patronage he ha;, received, and inform
ibem that in additiua to his present stock o
■'ADDLERY, (winch is extensive and of su
perior quality,) he intends to oiler to the pub
lie,
A Patent Spring Saddle,
Construct!: J on the most approved plan tha(
has ever been introduced uniting in itseli
case to the rider nod ->ule(y lo the horse. Tin
subscriber flatters himself that his .Saddle
have been a» much approved both for theli
case to the rider as well as safety to the horse
(at the same time combining neat nets and du
rability) a* any ether Saddher’s ill the L'nion.
Being pus r.v-td of workmen not to lie r.trptu
-eH either in the neatness or the execution of
their Work, and giving prompt attention to
business, as well as having a disposition to
please, he humbly tru.-ts lie will still receive a
share of the public patronage which has here
tofore been so liberally niforded him. llis
Htoi k consists of
Bist plain .Mens’ at *1 Womens] Saddles,
(not to be surpassed,)
Common do. do.
Best and common Couch and (jig Harness
Jersey do.
Waggon do.
Cart and Dray do.
Tooi.Titrn with
Plated FJndtrs Sf Uurtirtf'ules, frit rpiatity,
Com man do.
Saddle Hoi's, Pi tiers, Portmanteaus,
Trunks, Caps, tj c. tyr.
All of which will he sold low, for cash, or
to punctual customers on credit.
ROBERT II OUAY.
d j’ Country produce will be lakeli in ex
change for debts or work. K. II ti.
Murch IS Itwts
VIRGINIA.—At rules hidden in the
clerk’s office of the county court of Nel
son, on Monday the lid day of March, 1
John Moran, pit'll’.
ng'iinst
IJi j.ili Moran, John Masters and Martha his
wile, Inruierly Martha Moran, Mzekiel Camp
bell and .l ine his wile, formerly Jane Moran,
I homas .Mitchell, James Campbell and Jonah
his u do, formerly Sarah Moran, James Mas
ters and Mary It is w ife, lormerly Mary Moran,
James Masters (son ol John) and Betsey his
wile, formerly Betsy Tiltord, Andrew, Jere
miah, John U James, Mary and Nicholas
I illord, legal heirs and representativesot Jas.
I illord, dec'd who intermarried with liaihel
Moran, dee d., Fleming, Charles, Agues and
Nathaniel Mitchell, David Ward and Nancy
his wile, formerly Nancy Mitchell, children
of Thomas Mitchell who intermarried with
l.lizaheth Moran, dec'd. and James Masters
and lohn Moran, executors of the last will
and testament ol Nicholas Moran, dec'd.
defendants.
/.V ciuxcrn V
All the defendants in this cause except the
dclemhtnl Joint Masters and .Martha his w ife,
not ha\ ing entered 1 ln-11 nppi urnnee accord
ing to the arl id Assembly and the rules of
this eonrl, and it appealing to the satisfaction
of the court that they are not inhabitants of
this eoinmunweaith on tlie motion of the
plaintiff, by counsel,it is orderi d.tliat the said
defendants do appear here on thefourth Mon
day in M»v next, and enter their appearance
and answer the plaintiff 's bill,and that a ropy
of this order he inserted in the Virginian, pub
lished iti the town ol Lynchburg, for eight
w eeks successively, and posted at the front
door of the court house of this county.
A mpy. Teste,
T2 S. OAKLAND, C. C.
Notice is hereby given,
rp> the stock holders in the Roanoke
1 Navigation Company, that at the various
meetings ot the I'resident and Directors id
said company, the tallow ing requisitions were
made on said stockholders, as set forth in the
siib|dined nut lien tic statement, and with w liicli
all delinquent stockholders are earnestly re
quested to comply.
ROCK LANDING, N. C.
Office of the Roanoke Navigation Company.
Ucmtvcd, That the stockholders in the
Iloumike Navigation Company, are hereby
requested to pay to the Treasurer, at Halifax,
N. C. on the 16th February next, ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held, in
addition to the in per cent, payable heretu
tore."—( Fheuiur e. requisition the loth Decem
ber, 1H1 7.)
Ordered, That the stockholders pay into
the Treasury on the 10th day of December
next, fit teen dollars on each share by them
held respectively, in addition ti the instal
ment mm due."— (Pasted2Hlli October, 181SJ
lietolred, 'That ten dollars on each share
ol stock he called in on the 1st day of Septem
ber next.”—(Posted 2olli March, 1819.,)
Ordered, That 10 per cent on each share
of stock lie paid to the Treasurer sju the 1st
day of February next, being the ftb requisi
tion."—( Passed 2Hth October, 1819.J
Ordered, That the stockholders in the
Itoanoke .Navigation Company, bo, and they
arc hereby required to pay into tire Treasury
on the 1st day of January next, ten dollars on
each share held by them respectively.’ —(Pas•
sell 2r>lh October, 1820.)
Ordered, llml tbe stockholders in the
Itoanoke .Navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on the 1st day of February next, the sum of
eight dollars on each share of stock held by
them respectively—(Passed loth jXucembtr,
1821.,)
1. Aniirfw Joymf.h, clerk of the Itoanoke
Navigating Company, certify the foregoing to
be correctly copied "from (lie records of the
said company. Given under my hand and
seal of office, the 20th day of .Vla’y, 1822.
(A Copy.)
A. JOYNER, Clerk.
April 4. wihv 35
\T rules held in the clerk’s office of the
county court of Buckingham, for the
month of .M arch. 1823.
Philip IF V ext, and William Vest, also, Sal
ly Folly, John F. I.evi ti. ami Betsey G. Vest,
which said Sally, Folly, John F. Levi G. and
Betsey ti. Vest, are infants, and sue by John
Vest, their father and next friend, pit Ifs.
a gain st
Charles Gnrrott, administrator with the will
annexed of John Gibson, dec’d, Sally Gibson,
widow ol the snid decen«ed, William Gibson
Fbebe Perkins, Thomas Molloy mid Sally his
wile, William Denny and Nancy his wife, John
Gibson, Levi Giiison, Read Gibson, Roland
Spouse and Patsy his wile, and lzza Spouse,
infant child of Polly Spouse, dee d, who was
tormerly Polly Gibson, defendants.
/.V CIU.VCEItY
Tbe defendants John Gibson, and Read Gib
son not having entered their appearance, ami
given security according to the act of nssem
Mv and the rules ol this court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not i
m!mblimits ol this state, on the motion of the
plmiititlx by counsel, ll is ordered, that the said
defendants John and Read Gibson do appear
r',im ,lexl- ;""1 answer the plain
tiffs hill and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Virginian for two
months successively, nnd that another coin
thereof he posted at the front door of the
court-housi* of this county.
A Copy.
33 H EfcDRIDGE, D C,
p °,ff "PPffl'fding and securing
I Jad.so that I get |lil0 ,V
I the Slate, ortwentv ,|0i|.,ls 11 Oct
JACkHAu.(^!t”;,1;:k:n"">
in the county ot Bedford 1
hold hi, imhulure,, dated the UlA." o". 1
liiM-said J„,;k
iiucklllgllMlII court, tli I.HV IHil t *1 J
h
>hc>rt!y ruuuHHy, wan tciken in ti.-
fceitfurd, lodged in jail, at wl i,
again sold when I became t!„-
bok liar, i„ is a yellow fellow,1.,,
out lent high, between tillui,I to.
nge, professes to lay stone or bri, k
left me he wor-long whi-ker* „i
easily cut off, 1,1. I,at l,„d In.I 'halt 1
Im clothing I W|i,:Ve ,,Mlk
clerks of courts where hi, Indent,,,...
recorded, are cautioned again t
them. j0,.i j, l no'ur
Bedford, Feb. 14 °MNP ,ll‘ 'V
_I_ _ j
.Inherit Count;/ February Court i iTT~
i Charles Muiidy, administrator ot Jo’,
ran, dect u^etl- i”1 M
against P'WfttilT,
Hubert Rivers and Henry f. Davies d,.f,
Upon a Fore urn HIU <y(u
<Jn bearing bill, and it appeari,,,. t„
j ‘^faction the court Unit thf fait, !P
ers do lit not reside within the lin.its oV
late it i*, therefore ordered and .....1111
i unless the said defendant doth a,,,'"1
,l'e -l-vo. Mayc..
appearance und give security 1,1
act of assembly8 and the rule? „r ’i?
the same shall he taken as contend andTl1’
mutter thereof decreed accordingly a,!,
is further ordered, that Henry I..H,nu„ ,,rt
other defendant,doth retain in hi- |,i.„ds 'v
j money to which he may he indebted to
said Rivers, to the amount of seventy, fu,.
I la", until the further decree ami unie, „t t!"
i court. Audit is furthermore ordered that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
Die f irisinuni. published in l.ynchburg f„I
the term of two months suere-sivelv :,nil tl,,»
another copy of this order he po«te,'l ,,'p t)l,
I front «loor of the court house of this cou 'j
on some court dnv A copy
Rl__\RTIH R R. I) \Vij>, c ’A v
TtusI *m\\c tit *v rgrues.
I i VII lur of a deed of trust executed f<»
I 1J me by Oliver I ow l. s, beuringdete on if,,
otli day ot I ebruary, 1822, and duly of recoi l
in the corporation court of Lynchburg Hlui
for the purpose of effecting the purposes f.p
which said deed w as executed, I shall, on dm
l!MIf day of April, 1823, before the trout ch,br
ot the Franklin Hotel, in die tow u ol L\nth
burg, sell by w ay of public auction,
'l\\fc 4 luUiwhig S\aves,
comprebemled in said deed, to wit —A man
named Lilly, about -III years of age. acruslom
ed to driving a w aggon a negro w oman mi
med Nancy, about 25 or 30 years ot age, n
pretty good family cook a negro girl about 7
or 8 years of age, ami a negro boy i.lamt tw.n
years ol age. The terms w ill be liberal, ami
made known at the time and place of sale.
Acting as trustee I shall only corixey to the
purchaser or purchasers the title vested in nje
by the deed of trust aforesaid and none other*
1 HOMAS WlATT, Idvilee.
April 4. Ictds 32
CfRCLLAll.
^JIR—The Society (in this city) foe tires
O Dissemination oj the Heavenly Doctrine«
nf the -N L H'-JFIt USAL F.M, as contained in the
Theological It rihvgsyf Huron Lwabui l Swt
oemjoko, contemplate publishing u New
Monthly MAOAZ1N L, devoted exclusive I s tv,
the interests ol the A'ew Church’ in the Lnikd
Matts, to be eutitled
'l'\wi yajv-3vyyihuAcy\\
.AUShlO.NWUA.
This work will he issued in Montlliy Num
bers, each containing 32 octavo pages, neatly
stitched in coloured printed covers, at the uu
derate price of 1 in et Dollars per annum—Urns
Dollar to be paid on the receipt of the Jint
•number one Dollar at the expiration ol use
months and one Dollar at the end of the
year,accompanied with t\w stipulated advance
lor the following year, by those who w i. li
their sub.ci iptiouscontinued All rimittiincit
and communications must be post paid.
1 lie superintendence ot llie edetorial and fy
pvgrepineal department being assigned to the
subscriber, {late editor and publisher oj the
Halcyon Luminary) all lettersnui.-l be addres
sed to him, at his office, No. 207, H illium
rtrt'-t, Kcw lurk, while they will he prompt
ly attended to.
As the first number will be issued in MJ)P
next, and immediately forwarded to subscri*
hers, you will oblige me by ascertaining, u»
soon as practicable, the number and names, of
tiio-e in your neighborhood, who will beconna
patrons ol the work, and inform me of tho
same with all convenient speed.
I he printing of the .dpucalypse Explained,
will be commenced at the same time eight
pages ol which will he stitched within the fi
ver of each number of the Missionary,” cal j
ciliated to be bound separately.
I remain, Sir, with respect and affection,
Your Brother in the New,Church.
SAMUEL WOODW0«TfI.
A* w York, February 15, 1823.
Subscriptions to the above work will here*
received at the office of the Firginian, at th*»
Book Stores of Echols <k North, and Hector
Atkisson, Lynchburg and by Dr. J.I. Cabellj
Bedford. March 21. wts 38
Just published, and for salet
VT Echols k North’s and Hector At
kissou's Bookstores. .'In .iffectionale Ai
dress to the Clergy of nit dt nominations in the
Cnited States. on the H i llings of the honorubla
Emanuel Swedenborg, by
JOHN I. CABELL.
Price, 12^ Cents.
March 28. Vi4w 34
Vi) UEiSTT.
f I'HE leases on three of my FARMS
A will expire at the close of this year and
the public are respectfully informed tli.-.t they
are lor lease again for a term of years. They
lie on James river, in the county of Amherst,
a few miles below Lynchburg, and consist
principally of LOW-UROl N DS. They are
the Farms at present occOpied by Col. W. I.
Fontaine, Samuel Smithson, jr. anti the heirs
of John Minton, deed. They possess superior
advantages lor their fertility, convenience to
market, to mill, Sic. and water navigation.—
lo those who have adequate force of blinds,
itc.they are objects worthy of attention.—
Apply to the subscriber, near illis's moun
tain, in the county of Buckingham, and Idlers
uiuy he addressed to him to Ca Ira Fosl oilier.
L. ROLLING'.
April 4. w3w* 33
At Am W. ^WatWiews,
JAMES U. McREYNOEDS, Thomas
A. Cobbs-—Take notice—That I shall take
the depositions of Wm. Matthews and John
Cobbs, oil Saturday (lie loth of May, between
the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, at the dwelling
house of IVm. Matthews, to be read as e\ i
ilenee in the suit in the chancery court ol
Charlotte, wherein Martin W Davenport and
myself are the plainliirs, and you the defen
dants you may attend if you think proper
WILLIAM \V MATTHEW
April 11. vv4w So