CIRCULAR. Society (in this city) fur the *3 OteOaninalicn of I In Hemrmlg Dorlnnri nl Ihe .VEII'-JCHCxtlAM, nt nmtmnrd ii Ihe Thtnlugiral II riling*#/ Huron s" in nmm., contemplate publishing New Monthly M \«t \/.l \K. denoted eseloaividy In tnc interests of the .Vrir hur li is Ihe I nittd >iolc*, to In: entitled 1 \u», ^sVvs 4«n\iiaVm ,MY?n»IO.VoVU.\. This work will he i'tiM*il in Mtmtlhy Nnm In ensli containing 82 ml ns o |“ig*s, neatly stitched in ruliiMtil printed rover at H e nio* derate price of Thru tl.itlur* per eun«m tine Hollar l« he |iiid on the n i eipt id the JrU i,umher one Hollar at the espiiHlinn nl *i r muu'hi and r ue Oollni at Hit end <>l the e u, accompanied will) (lie tltjinlulrd adentn for tin: following year, by those who wi«h ’heir snlwci iptinn.s nntinued. All erinitlunrr» nnd roioniinni#h#o! him I he port paid. The suprriotefutent e r,l Ilia editorial and ty* pograpli.'ll department being assigned h> the Mitocnlier, (Me edilui nod pubhther oj Ihe Halcyon luimiuary) all letters ntn* t be nildres. .l I lo him, »l Ins «Hn 1 No, i!o7, Hillinm ,eil,.Yn. York, wheie they will be prompt ly attended to. As Hie lir-t numher will he Issued in MAY next, and immediately font anted to subscri bers, you will oblige me bv n renaming, ns soon a prne.lionble, the number nnd names, of tho«i in yonr neighborhood, who w ill heroine patrons ol the work, and inform mr o! the .•am* with all convenient speed. The printing id the Apnrtlypie Explained tvill hr eoininnnced ul tin: saimt time eight pages of which Will he stitched within the i oj ver of e»rli nuutlirr of the Mieeionaty,” i el s-ulaied to lie bound separately J remain, Sir, with respect ami nffreHnn, Vutir MrotliW in the New CIiuitIi SAMIIKL nuODIVOirlll. .Vi*c York, fill nary 10, 1X28 Subscriptions to Ike above work still hu rc r eived et the oHire of the Firginian, at Hie Hook Stores of F.rhols tv. North, and Hector Atkisson, Lyurhburg nml by Hr. J i. Cabell, Bedford. March 21. wts 88 Just published, nml for sale, AT Krliids hi North’* nml Hector Al kissou's Bookstores, An .{ff'ietianale. Ad 4rcet lu the Clergy of all denominations pi Ihe United Slain, on Ihe II’riling* of llu lutnorubli Emmiuel Swedenborg, by John l c'ABLI.L. Price, 124 Cent*. March 2tt w4*v 34 Ji 1/ist t>£ UeAtcxs, Armouring it, the Pott Offer at Lynchburg, the. I at of April 188.-1. A—Cnpt. Mnrli Anthony, Itw. George M Anderson d, Horace Atkisson, James Armstrong 4, John V Anderson. Mi-s Ma ty Adams, Miss Charlotte Armstrong, Sterling Anderson, Jolm Allcork. B— rrcsly Boley, Maj. Colin Bnrkner, Frederick Bass, Thomas F. Botvles, John Brown i, Jolm C. Bellow, |{eid Brown, Sflioina* Brownlee, James Bailey, William Booth d, James I*. Bullock, William I. Bowling, Leii Best, Win. Bell, Capt. Win Barnet. V—Thomas I. Couch, Commissioner of the Revenue, Thomas Clark, Joseph Car ton, Miss Ann Crews, Pleasant C'teasy, Milliter Cold, Robert Coleman, Mrs Nan cy Crawl.-, Ur. Robert W. Carter d, Jas. Collin, John Case, Dr. C. W. Cabell, R-. chard Chilton. D—James B Dare, George Donaphin, Wm. Dugard, Wm. Davenport, iNelsou C. Dawson A— Wm. R. F.denfield, Joseph l-’chols Francis lipps, Jacob Curley. i'—Michael Fox, Miss Jane Franklin, James Fret well, .Miss Nancy Fair, Win Fret w ell. 0 Rev. F.uneh George, Rev. Samuel Garrard, Frank Gray., Francis Graves, George Gutliuy, John Gulitrvy, James Garret d, Plolip Goodwin, Jacob Goode Jr. Charles Glass, .Miss Frances Goodwill, Thomas Graham, Harvey George 2, Jolm M. Gordon 4. H—Samuel Heydrn, Miss NT illy ltacket 8, Joseph Hurd.virk, |J.i1iii Hamilton, Isaac Holmes, A. M. Hepburn, Til. MIMS L I Harris, William D. Hill d, David Henning T. Harris. b Richard Johnson, Mrs. Mary G Johnson, Miss Martha W. Jones i, Mrs. Lucy Jones, Isam Jenkins, James John* »on, Mathew Jordan. L— Shelly Lee, Win. C. Leftwich, H. ISt W. Langlioi-ue Mrs. Margaret II Light-tout, Lynch hi Co. Green B. Lewcl )en, James D. Little, Airs. Susan Lossen,! Daniel Love, Thomas Lucas, Aliss Sarah C. Lee. M—James F. Martin, Wm Martin, Wm, McKinney vf, Bishop McKendrce, Rev. C. S. Mowing, Huivey Mitchell i, Will. Morgan, Edward C. Mans#. Id, Ro bert Mims, Capt. (iideon Massie, Ev .'lay er, Richard Murrell, Charles .'litHit, Mrs. Jane Morgan, John Monahan. .Y—Spencer Nnrvell. O—Dt'imia O'Brien. f1—John 11. Price, Benjamin A. Phillips, James Pettit, Wiatt Pettyjohn, Rev. Jas. Pattison, Win. Pinnell, Joseph O. Porter, Richard Pendleton 2, William B. Pattison, Edward Prime John Price. Q—R. D. Quarles hi Co. Quinn &i W.re 3. R— Maj. J. B. Risque, Wm. M. Rives 3, Joseph Roberts, Miss Sarah Ray, Daniel Russel, Wm. I. Higdon, Henry I. Rose, James Roane jr. Win. Robinson, Rev. Ro bert 1C Roberts, Miss Elizabeth Robles. S—Sergeant Corporation, Miss Maria A bcott, William Shelton, Jonathan Sol aer, Wm. P. Sisson, Henry Safely, John II. Smith, Lewis Schooler, John W. Schenck, Capt. E. Spain, Wiatt Seay. Dr. Wilson Seldom 7—Clement, Townsend, Benjamin Tho mas, David Tinsley, Samuel L.Taliaferro, James Taliaferro, Pleasant Tiinherlakc, Maj. O. Towles, ChristopherTcnison.Tho’ H>as Terry jr. V— Benjamin Vawter 3, Alfred Vanncr con U—Mrs. Elizabeth Uland. R'— R-11- Walthall, Alexander Williams, Frederick Wendlll, Merit M. White, Ed ward Winston S, Edward Wood, Capt. Jo syih Waller, Charles Wilson, Mrs. Susan Wallace. Y—John Yore. JOHN D. MURRELL, P. M. March 4. 35 w8w ToilSALE, 20,000 lbs, nice trimmed and Well TA.NUYA IlACOJf. ALSO, A QUANTITY 0T CVE&.Y VAlltt WILLIAM BIRD March SI wCw 33 SECOND CLASS OF TT!F. UNIVKK81TY LOTTERY. (tf kirk is the first in Baltimore.) DUAWtt JS'l.YTH .MAX. SCHEME. 1 prize uf #80,000 is #40,000 1 prize of 10,000 10,000 1 prize of 5,000 &.0O0 I pi ize of 4,000 4,000 t prize of 0,000 0 000 I prize nf a,000 a,000 -5 prizes of 1,000 5,000 f, prizes of 500 4,500 10 prizes of 200 4,000 40 prizes of 100 2,000 50 prizes of 50 2,000 ,‘llMI prizes of 80 6,000 MOO prizes of 15 4,500 lil 50 prizes of 10 61,500 10,000 Tirkets #128,000 Tint-fifths of the whole number of tick ets ill tin University Lottery must lie pri zes, roust ipiently it offers great advantages to tin ndveiitnrer, and with much h-is risk than any scheme which lias been offered ill ilii*- eity foi a number of years. Tickets #10 00 ({uai ten* #2 50 Halves 5 00 Eighths 1 25 roit *ui. AT ROB I N SON’S Old! ESTABLISHED LOTTERY it EXCHANGE OFFICE, I'or nr r nf St Paul's J.mu and Market St I ft/" Where may be had tickets and shares in any of the Baltimore Lotteries. Orders from airy part of the United States, enclosing prize tickets or cash (post paid) will he promptly answered hy return of mail, if addressed to HENRY ROBINSON, Secrrtan/ to lh< .Managers—Baltimore. A complete list of each day’sdrawiug of the University, Washington Monument, and State Lotteries, will appear in Robin son's Stock and Exchange Gazette/’ which is published weekly—all purchasers of tickets w ho may signify their desire to receive it, will have it forwarded to their address, gratis. I HAVE made arrmiK'it'ents w Itli Mis-r 1 WAItl* ATKISSON, by which nil order* addressed to me Inr tickets in either of (lie Baltimore Lotteries, and left with them, will hi filled at lb> Baltimore prices, mid free of pvituge HENRI ROBINSON April 29 Is 77 Lv>TT£U\ Atili-VU \7 VlTAltD At ATKISSON will receive T t order for tickets in any of the North rrn Lotteries there me at this time three schemes in which tickets are ready for sale in the city of Baltimore. 1 he 2d class ol tin: Maryland Stale Lottery (the 1st jnsl drawn} is the most splendid. Maryland State Lottery, No. Z. SCHEME I prize of $100,000 is $100,000 1 prize of 120,000 is 20,000 2 prizes ol 10,000 is 20,000 2 prizes of 6,000 is 10,000 20 prizes of 1,000 is 20,000 60 prizes of loo is 6,0(m 60 prizes of AO is 3,000 6000 prizes ol 12 is 72,000 6130 priies 260,000 iHrtlio blanks. Vrirr of Tirlrelt, $12-“sftflrri Sri proportion. I lie 2d i lass ol the University Lottery pn seiils Ihe following scheme which os it con tains nearly as many prizes as blanks, will bo considered the most sale University Lottery, 2d class. SCHEME. 1 prize of 20,000 is 20,000 1 prize of It*,000 is in,non 1 prize of 6,000 is fj.saai 1 prize of is 4,000 1 prize el 3,000 is 3,000 1 prize of 2,000 is 2,000 6 prizes ef 1,000 is 6,009 6 prizes of 600 is 2,600 to prizes of 2oo is 2,turn 2o prizes of 100 is 2,otto 60 prices of 60 is 2,600 200 prizes of 20 is 4,000 300 prizes of 16 is 4,600 6160 prizes of 10 is 61,500 67-16 prizes 128,000 1)254 blanks i'rire ol t ickets $\(*sharts »n proportion The scheme of the tHh class of the Wash ington Monument Lottery is nearly the same as the last. The saint capital, ami the ticket are of the same price The only difference consists in the distribution of the capital into prizes VN asliiugton Monument Lottery, 0th class —SCHEMF 1 prize ot 5 B0|O0O is g 20,<8)0 2 prizes of 10,otH) is 20,000 2 prizes of 6,000 is ]0,oti<) 3 prizes of 2,000 is 6,000 8 prizes of 1,000 is 8,01 a) 60 prizes of ICO is 6,000 100 prizes of 60 is 6,000 200 prizes of 20 is 4,000 6000 prizes of 10 is 60,000 6366 prizes $128,000 10634 blanks. I'riccoJ tickets J10—shores in proportion. The office will be kept at the hook store ol 11. Atkisson, W here orders, accompanied Willi the cash, or prizes in any of the Baltimore lot teries, will meet r/H!i prompt attention. Per sons holding prizes in the Maryland State Lot tery should exchange them before the rise ol tickets, which w ill shortly take place. lfegu pir lists of the drawings will In- kept for the inspection of holders of tickets in all the lot jeries above mentioned. April 1 dVo\ice. BV virtue of a trust deed executed to the subscribers as trustees by James L. Hale and Nancy his wife, on the 51li day of April, 1823, and of record in the clerk's oilier of the county of Franklin, will be sold, at public auc tion, on the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash, on Saturday the 17th day of May next, the whole or so much of THE TRAC I' OF LAND whereon the said James L. Hale resides, lying on Blackwnter river, in Fronktin county, Va. containing about 130 acres, (and Which tract of land is particularly described ill llir said trust deed) as w ill be sufficient to raise certain claims, with interest w hich claims are also described in said deed, and all cost and char ges attending the execution of said trust. Al though the subscriber* believe tin- title to the Miid tract of land to be unquestionably good, yet they will only warrant to thr ppreliasertlie title which has been vested in them hv said derd- JOHN LAW. jr. JOSEPH SMITH April 22. 2(« Js*egviics lor I HAVE a parcel of likely NEHR.OES, which will lie sold low for cash—or on reasonable terms on 6 or 12 months credit. JOSEPH ECHOLS March 28. w ts 34 THF, fll'BBCRIBKRS have just fereivrd large supply of Philadelphia Skirting, Bag Ilidi-S, and llnrae Hides, and first rate waled Calfskins.—Alsu, VZ WattpAa TanneT*1 OU, allot which will he sold low for rash J. u C. POP. April -1« ;,7 __■ 1 BY -virtue of deed of trust executed liy Anson Allen to the suhscrtlier, lor purpose* (herein mentioned, hearing dale 111* I mill February mm, and recorded in the J clerks office of the Husting s court cl l.vnch burg, I -hall proceed to *ell, for rush, mi the premises, on T’riday the uhscriber. AkrillRAI.U BOI.L1NO, jr. Camphell County, April I uts Vi\vt, Tobacco Luiu\ FOR SALE. IAAl authorised by the proprietor* of tin land on wllieb Mi' Samuel Wilson lately lived, on Tinker creel., in llnlelourt enmity, to sell the same The entire parcel consists of 4BI a res, w hich will he s(,|d together or divided into two tracts. There is on it a comfortable du elling house, and all m-cessn ry out-houses, garden, orchard, fee,. It has always been considered among the Imd tract ol high laud in Botetourt, and is well worthy the attention of those who would w ish to buy the very finest kind of Tobacco laud in which it abounds. For terms apply tuthe subscriber. CHAKI-ES JOHNS I ON. Botetourt Springs, April II. wdw.'-iti iS* mVUy. BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to Hie subscriber try John Depriest mid Frances his w ife, which cK'ed is duly recorded in Hie county court of Campbell, for (lie pur pose, of securing a debt (herein mentioned to Clement Townsend met) Branch Jordan, will be sold, to the highest bidder, for ready mo fey, lit 'Campbell court house, on Saturday the 24th day of May next, the property men tioned in said deed of trust, to wit A TRACT OK LAND, Ilying in the county of Campbell, adjoining Chilton, Carrington others, and containing 350 acres. V OUT iS’e^ra S\uv t\s, named Jack, I’etcr, Jinny and Minin, one sor rel Horse, one, buy Horse, all bis, the said {•enricst's Household and kitchen Furniture, ami the crop made hy suid Drpriest in 1822 Acting as trustee, I shall convey to the pur chaser or purchasers such title only' us is vest ed in mu by said deed of trust. SAMUEL JORDAN, Trustee. April 18. wtds 37 New and Valuable Medicine. riMiis new and elegant Balsam bids fa; I to stand unrivalled in its merits, forCon suniptions and Coughs,and we boldly venture to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so murb credit in so short a time as this compo sition. Scarcely a case occurs but may be relieved by the tbooty uso of it, many having lately used it in seated Consumptions with the most surprising success, who were given up hy the most skilful physicians in the country. Many certificates of its ellicui v accompany each bottle. I hereby certify that my wife lias for some time past been troubled w ith a violent Cough, und has been in a very delicate health, and after having tried many different things with out getting relief, I bought for her a bottle of Dr. Mcllen's Cough Drops, from the usr of which a very short time she found great relief, mid her Cough has entirely left her, and she has regained her strength. JOHN \V. JENKINS. Hudson, 12/ft Month 29/ft, 1819. Affirmed before me, JOSEPH U. MONF.t.T., ftecorder of the city of Hudson. To the nffiieted w hom this may concern—I,! Rosanna Barton, do certify that I took a vioj j lent cold in the latter part of the yenr 1818 1 which created a violent Cough and difficulty of breathing, which was very distressing till 1 procured n bottle of Doctor Mcllen's Cough Drops, and by taking a few doses of the said drops.I whs entirely cured of inv Cough and pain in my side. ROSANNA BARTON, Wife of Mr. Joseph Burton. Hudson, 1'2/ft Month 13/ft, 1819. This is to certify that in June 1818,1 was seized w ith a very distressing Cough, pain in my side, gry-at weakness of the Inngs, and it continued until July 1819,which confined me to the house and part of the time to my bed. 1 bad fried every tiling as 1 thought but all in vain. 1 was at last induced to niHke trial of Dr. Mcllen’sCough Drops, which gave me im mediate relief, increased my strength, and re stored mV former sleep. I ran with the great est confidence recommend them to nil that are alllicted with those complaints, as a very valu able medicine. NANCY BOURNE. Hudson, Columbia ety. AT.Vfitc. 27, 1819. for sale nv Dr. T HUMPHREYS, Lynchburg. March 18. 12m HAT MAXCTACTOUY.i 'I llr. sub'cr ber, an experienced won I in hi in the manufacture of hats,ha* late ly established himself in tliut business in Lynchburg, next door to l he grocery of Mr. Jidin Hollins. He will supply the public with that article nil the cheapest terms Acquaint ed with the newest fashions, and having h supply of the best fur, carefully selected by himself, in the northern markets, be under takes to satisfy all who shall favor him with business, in the beauty and duration of tlieir hats, lie lings to remind the public, that ar ticles miinulartnreil at home, under lire eye of the wearer, and by a person w ho is dependent for public patronage on his skill and faith, iiiii .I be superior in quality to the same arti cles, largely and indiscriminately bought in 'the markets o. New York and I’hiludelpliia. 'I his consideration, in nddilioii to the proprie ty and justice of encouraging domestic work men, and the cheapness of his hats, w ill, lie hopes, induce the gentlemen of Lyne.hhiirg, and the country, t» procure their necessary supplies from him He invites stu b as need hats, to call and esamiue lislurs, and speci mens of his work. ALf.X AN I!HR McDON ALI) May 2. 3it 3t aiAuavuwa ftAiiFi. (JURSUANT to ii decree of the superior court of chancery for the Lynchburg dis trict, pronounced on the luth day of May, 1822, between Thomas Crews, VV ill in m Bry die, .Nancy Mi Cn die and Betsy Hrydie, plain* tiffs and William l.ong and Betsy his wife, John Ellin, Bulrtnl Lllis, 'l-lmmas Aldridge, tieorge Myers, James 3. I’endleton, William Mann and John Myers it Co defendant The undersigned, marshal of tire aid court, W ill, on Wednesday the lltli day of June, I323, pro ceed to sell, by way of public auction, to the highest ladder, fnreash, I lie follow ing real uud personal property, to wit Vine cwunn tract nr \var ccl nf V nm\, lying in the county of Amherst, called L AM! VII,LI!, eontaiiiing 160 acres, (he the erne more or less) and adjoining (lie lands ol James Powell, Hi vers, Nancy Shields and ■Lindsay Coleman. Also, t'i\e ntiwv Traci nf l>umA, lying in the said county of Amherst, contain ing 81^ acres, (lie the same, more or less) and adjoining the lands of Lindsay Coleman, Jas. f ranklin, dec'd, and Nancy Shields. Also, T\u* fallowing ?Aa\as, to wit :—Charlotte, Jenny, Pleasant, James, Milley, Harry, Jerry, (son ot Jerry,) Marion, Sarah, Bridget, Hazia, Edmund, Nelson, Jor dan, Willis, Jim, Judith, Maria, Billy, Betsy, John,Burton, Mary, illiain, iSackey, Lucy, Edgar, Sin key, (Jill, Emanuel, Beulien, I,ue key, Chiu lc-, Lew is, Guy, Ahratn, Joshua, Dull, Lucy, Mai and Eliza, together with the inen-ase of the female slaves, if any. Also, one mahogany bedstead, boil, matrass and fur niture, one mahogany diuilig table and side board,three hed-leads and bed«,two matrasses lind lurnilurr. H chairs and settee of game co lor, one black-walnut hook ease,one dozen la hie spoons and sixteen lea *poi7n«, one Indie, (all ut silver) one dozen large and one dozen small white handled knives and lurks, one half dozen green handled knives and forks, and one hall dozen buck horn handled knives and forks, one mahogany clothe press a ml ehe-l ol drawers, with their contents, consisting of glass ami China ware, blankets, sheets and i (iirnterpnues.onc easy chair, one riding car riage and two sorrel horses, two mares, one hay roll, one mule, one sorrel and one ha\ hor e, fit head ol hogs, 37 head of sheepaml JO head ol cattle The sale will commence on the first and tie adjourned to the second de scribed tract of land. GEO. B. WOODSON', M L. D C. C May 6. w Ids 77 AKKN up by Lewis Lawson, in Am 1 liers^county seven miles Irotn Lynch burg a pale red cow eight or nine years old, white on her belly, right dank, hind legs, and end id her tail, nlso-with some white spots on her tore legs just above the hocks, marked with a slit in the right car, and u crop nod umlerkeel in the left, appraised at ten dollars. liven under our hands this lltli day of Fe brudry 1323. DUCHY BELL, AMBROSE BIN-FORD, WILLIS M REYNOLDS. Jlmherst rovnlt/ In n il. The above appraisers were duly qualified before me, a justice of the peace for said county the 1 ltli Feliruar) 1823. NEL.•■'ON C DAWSON A Copy Teste, A. B DAVIES c. a. c. May 2 It* Trust SuV*. nY virtue of two trust deeds, of record in the clerk's ollice of the county court of Amherst, executed by Merit! M. White, and the said Merit! M. and William White, I shall proceed to sell by way of public auction tor cash in the tow n of Bethel, on the 1'tli day of May, next ensuing, for tire purpose of car rying into effect the objects of the said trust deeds, the following slaves, to w it, Edward, a waterman, (••■urge, also waterman, Itho- da, and her i bilil, Abliy, mid her two children and Charity or so many of them, as w ill he necessary to answer the purpose ot the said trusts. These negroes are all young and ex exceedingly valuable, and thetitles is believed to be indisputable but I shall convey only such title ax is vested in me by the trusts a foresaid. WILLIAM AILMISTT.AO May 2. ;jy tds BY virtue of a deed of trust, executed to the subscriber, by William 8. Wool drige, bearing date the I Ith January, 1822, and of record in the county court of Camp hell, for purposes in said deed expressed, will be sold on Saturday, tbv 2-lilt in-t on the pre mises, for ready money, to the highest bidder, a certain tract of land, in Campbell county, on the head waters of Cub Creek, hounded by the lauds of William Wooldridge and others, containing 200 acres, tie tire same more or less. Acting ns trustee shall convey such ti tle as is vested in me bv virtue of said deed. mu MrALLISTKR. May 2. w2w.'i9 lifcWAlli). VlISL'ONDED from tbc subscriber on Sunday last, an apprentice boy to the Hatter’s trade, named EllMl'M) A.h'KAC ill He is about IT years old, and very intelligent for his age, his dress was a gray domestic roundabout jacket, domestic pantaloons, a black fur liat.&c. I suspect be has gone down the river to Richmond, as I am told he has a brother living in that ptare. All persons are cautioned against harboring said apprentice at their peril, as I am determined to punish any one so offending. The above reward will be given for the apprehension and delivery of said apprentice to nu> in Lynchburg WILLIAM TARHY. May 2. 39 3^ ITT’ The editors of the Enquirer w ill give the above two Insertions, and forward their tcecaut t# thu slice. G7'’More Prompt Payment at JllUn't t! T^O. 14,IOC, which drew the great cap! Jl v tal prize wf Twenty Thoutemd DoHart in the Maryland State Lottery, w a* presented hy the forttimte ♦wider at Allen's, and he re ceived the cashsK sight j isterday morning in Spirit-. S. 4: M. Mien 4. tTo had the pleasure of or dering and paying in the same Lottery No. 12 i.Vt, a prize of Ten Thonmvd Hollar at sight—also No- 3*Hi8, a price ot One Thou mod hull urn. Such prompt paynrent ought to he a much greater inducement for adventurers to leave or send their orders directed to tire tru ly fortunate office of S. 4 M. ALLEN 4 CO. No 750 Muin-efttet, Hit hmontf, where they will always meet with due atlen tion, and any information given with pleasure. TD” S. 4. M Mien 4 Co. pledge themselves that all prizes in the Washington Monument f.ottery and in the Maryland State Lottery, if ordered hy them, shall meet with the same prompt payment as tire above numbers did. 'No. *75*1— JjdOO,WO. Richmond, April 11. ts 36 (Ejp* The liberal terms on which the Messrs. Allens paid the 520,(100 prize,1 drawn hy Mr. C. I,, Ililmll, as soon as the ticket was presented, entitle them to cre dit and encouragement. six-nil class, Of the ft ashiugton Monument Ijolltfy. HHiUF.ST rill/.I. 520,000. SCHEME. 1 prize of 20,000 dollars is 20,000 dollars 2 do ot 10,(100 dollars is 20,000 dollars 2 do of 6,000 dollars is 10,000 dollars 3 do ot 2,000 dollars is 6,(100 dollars H do »f 1,000 dollars is 8,000 dollars 60 do of 100 dollars is 5,000 dollars 100 do of 60 dollars is 5,000 dollars 200 do of 20 dollars is 4,000 dollars 5000 do of 40 dollars is CO,000 dollars 6366 prizes. -5128,000 The whole to he completed in fifteen draw iitg.n unly. Not two blanks to a prize. A 510,re!eiitcd and the ‘cash paid at sight in Silver. April 22. fit 74 feVate LoUev$, No. n. 100.000 DOLLARS—HIGHEST I*RIZE SCHEME 1 prize of 100.1 MX) is 5100,000 1 do 20,000 is 20,000 2 do 10,000 is 20.000 2 do 6,000 is 10,000 20 do 1,000 is 2o,fM10 GO do 100 is 6,000 00 do GO is 3,000 6000 do 12 is 72,1X10 6130 prizes 260,000 lHSli-J Idmiks 25.000 Tickets nl 10 dollars, $250,000 The prizes only to lie drawn, hy which ar rangement the scheme ill he completed in Tit E.VT V DU. til lA'CS—One prize of 6,000 dollars ill he dr posited in the wheel after the fourth drawing. One prize of $10,0(NI after the twelfth drawing; the 20,(X>0 after! the fifteenth, and the $-too,000 prize will he deposited in the wheel on the nineteenth drawing. Frizes subject fo a deduction e.f fifteen per rent, payable sixty days after the completion of the drawing. The other prizes to be float ingfrom the commencement of the drawing. J. 1, HAWKINS, N. F. WILLIAMS,* Commissioners J B. RINGGOLD, N All orders for tickets if left or directed to the Lucky Office of 3. k. M. ALLEN k CO. •Vo. 759, Market SI. ftieharn'id, ill he duly attended to, and any iniormation given with plea-tire. W hole Ticket.- 512 I Quarters 3 0() Halves 6 Eighths 1 GO Q j‘ The C VSH w ill be paid at sight for all prizr s ordered by ALLEN’S CO. April 15. Gt 74 Notice is hereby given, f|R> the stockholders m the Itoimoke J. Navigation Company, that at the various meetings ot the t’residenl anil Directors of said company, the following requisitions were made on said stockholders, as set forth in the subjoined authentic statement,-and with which all delinquent stockholders ure earnestly re quested to comply. KOCK LANDING, N. C. 'Office nj'lhe Roanoke JVaviga/ion Company. Resolved, That the stockholders in the Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby requested to pay to the Treasurer, at Halifax, N. C. on the loch February next, ten dollars on each share, by them respectively held, in addition to the 10 per tent, payable hereto fore.”—(The above -enuisltiun the Wth Decem ber, 1817 Ordered, That the stockholders pay into the Treasury on the iotli day of December next, lilteen dollars on each share by them held respectively, in addition to the instal ment now due."—f Passed 2Hth ’October, 1818.) Resolved, That ten dollars on each share ot stock he called in on the 1st dav of Septem ber next.”—(Passed 2l>th March, 1819.) Ordered, That 10 |>cr cent on oath share of stock he paid to tlte Treasurer on the l«t day of February next, being the nth requisi ion.”—(Passed 2$th October, 1819.) Ordered, That the stockholders in the Roanoke Navigation Company, he, nnd they arc hereby required to pay into the Trensnry on the 1st day of Janunry next, ten dollars on each share held by them respectively .”—(Pas sed 2a ill October, 1820.) Ordered, That the stockholders in the Roanoke Navigation Company, lie, nnd they arc hereby required to pay into the Treasury on the 1st day of February next, the sum of eight dollars on each >hnre of stock held hv d'eni ^respectively.”—(Passed VMi Aoctmb*" I.Akmkw .lovNr.n, of the Roanoke Navigation Company, certify the foregoing to be correctly copied from the records of the said company. Given under mv hand and seal ot oflier, the 20th dav of May, 1822. (A Copy.) A JOYNER, Clerk. AFr!,3. xrtiw 86 SPRING SADDLES. 1 HE subscriber returns his e,„.f aeknow Icdgments to a lilxrnl *u flli the patronage he has received a„,i them that in addition to his pr[ se„i SA!,I,I.KKY, (which is extensive'and'of penor tjualit),) he intends to oiler to the p£ A Patent Spring Saddle, Constructed on the most approve) p|an has ever been introduced; uiiitj,,,. ease to the rider ami suletytothc horse 1 -i 1 subscriber flatters himself that bi Sul n have been ns much approved |K),h fi'c, ch-c to the rider as welt wifely 1 r 'at the same time combining neatne-s (I„d T rabibty) as any other Saddlers in 1 Being possessed of workmen not tola ,,P' sed either in the ..toe*, urthe exec,,,', their work, and giving prompt business, ns well iis liaviug a di-i„, hi,,? please, he humbly trusts he will stilt re,-eh share of the public patronage which hash.', tofore been so liberally afforded him. Stock coti-Ns of 11 Best plain Mens’ and Womens’ Sjndi'h a (not to be surpassed,) ‘ls* Common do. ,t() Best and common Coacli and Gig IJarn.^ Jersey do. 5 Waggon do. Cart and Dray do. TOOF.THFR With PlnUd /indies Martingales, first aualilu ommon fa. 1 •Jy Saddle Hugs, I'elices, Portmanteaus Trunks, Paps, X,-r. All of which will lx sold low, for ca-h to punctual customers on credit. ROBERT H. (.RAY HE Country produce will be taken i„ ei Change fur debts or work. H _ Itwu VU’\Nj WcViftVtVT I^OH apprehending and securing him in Jail, so that I get him ngaiu, if ink, t„lt ot the Stale, or twenty dollars if taken iu Slate JACK HAKRISS, n free negro, niis.it in the county of-Bedford, State of Virginia—1 hold iiis indentures, dated the 28th (Jrlubcr 17113—said Jack Harris* was sold by orderoi Buckingham court, to pay jail Ices, was pur chased by Stcjrtien Fatikcy, from whom he shortly.runaway^ was taken in the rounty of Bedford, lodged in jail, at which place he was again Sold w Iren I became.the purchaser._ Jack Harris* is a yellow fellow, stout in mb, about ti feet high,.between 3(tanl 40 years age, professes to lay stone or brick When he let! me he wore long whiskers, which can he easily cut off, hi* hat had lost half the Grim, ■his clothing ns 1 believe dark mixed cloth, clerks of court* where his Indentures niny be recorded, arc cautioned ngninst removing •h'-lil JOHN F GRAY. Bedford, Feb. 14. wts 28 T rules held in the clerk’s office of tl.a county court of Rockingham, for tlm month ot March, 1 Philip II V est, and William Vest, also, Sol ly Polly, John F. Levi G. amj Hetsey U. Vest, which said Sally, Polly-; John F I.cvi G. and Kelsey G.*Ve«t; me infants, mid1 sue bv John V est, their father and next friend, idt'Us. ni'd in st <’linrk?-s GarroWv-adiimiistrfttor'vvitli the will annexed of John GibsoH, dec'd, Sally Gibson, "blow of ilia said deceased, William Gibson, I* he be Perkins, Tlioma9 A Ini toy and Sally Ijij ile, William IJormy and Nancy bis wife, John Gibson, Levi Gibson, Head Gibson, Roland Spouse and Palsy his wile, and Izzn Spouse, intant child of Polly Spouse, dec'd, who was formerly Polly Gibson, defendants. t.y chaaveh r. l’he defendants J/ihn Gibson, and Read Gil,, son not having entered their appearance, and riven security according to the act of assem bly and (he ruics ol this court, and it apprir (>y satisfactory evidence that they are nut inhabitants ot this state, on the motion of ti n plaintiffs by counsel, ll is orihral. that the said defendants John mid Read Gibson do appear here at June court next, and answer the plain tifiv bill, arid thnt a copy of ibis order he forthwith inserted in the Virginian for two months successively, Mid thnt another copy thereof he posted ut the trout door of this court'*housc ol tiih* county. A Copy 3» R. ELDRIDGE, D. C. \Yp,tt\ Y’e-ivsimviY L state. Hy virtue of v trust deed executed by John M. Gordon and his wife, hearing date on the I tih day of April, lHlb, and recor ded in the hustings court o! Ly nchhurg, und county court of Campbell, for certain purposes therein mentioned, we shall, according to tine, conditions expressed in the said tru«t deed, sell to the highest bidder, for ready money,, before the dooroftlie Erunklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, on the 27th day of May next, the following Yvwal IVrsonoY Estate, TO W IT one half ncre Lot in the town of Lynchburg. No. 1)3, mill one half acre Lot adjoining No. 113, on the N K. fide thereof, and which two Lots comprehend the ground and premisrs now the residence of the said John M. Gordon. One Lot containing JHi of an acre, on Fed era I Hill, wilti a two story framed house thereon, now the residence of Air Dm el Rhodes—82J feet of groHiid on Diamond Hill, oti 2d street,'running back to ist street, USA feet, being the same ground purchased of Air. Samuel Anthony, 41 feet of ground on S.W. side of 2d street, purchased ol Williams, run ning back 132 feet—285 acres of Laud itt Campbell county, on the- w aters of Staunton, purchased ofWni. Harris—All of the said Gor don's interest in 129 acres of Land, rieur* Campbell court hou^e, purchased ot JutueA Bcnagh ns trustee. Also, TEe foYYowing ^CegYccs, to wit Frnnk, Fanny, Martha, Cornelius, Frank, (a boy) Washington ami James- 3 be title to the above property is believed lobe good i but acting as trustees, we shall convey such as i< vested in us nnd none other. GF.OP.GK CABELL, TllttS. HIGGINBOTHAM,!' Trust"' W ILLIAM NORVKLL, The pailiesfor who«e benefit the above pro perty is to tie sold, consent to the sale takiue piece on a credit of 6, 12 and 18 months, up on tlir purchaser giving negotiable notes, pa.' able at either of the Banks in Lynchburg, a deed of trust upon the property to secure d.J payment. G. T II W. N April 11. X?\i~ oo 3oEn MaWEe^s, JAMES C. MvUEYNQLDS, Thoir.v A Cobbs—Take no'iCf_That I shall Ink the depositions of Wm. Matthews and Join Cobbs, on Saturday the loth of May, beta