Negroes tot ftata
IH VK a parcel <>f likely NEGROES
Winch wiM lie cold low for raah—or or
re:,.-unable kernu vu 6 or 12 month* credit
jusei’K eciiuls
March 2t».
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John 1. r.uii.u.
Price, l >4 Cenh.
March 2rt. w Iw III
A last of !»t‘Wvr*»
ftemuining in the Past tiff i <it Lynchburg,
the ltd erf April I U!;l.
A —C a pt Mark Anthony, Rev. George
M. Anderson Horace Atkinson, James
Armstrong t, John N. Amici “tin, Mhs Ala
ry Adams, Alim Cltarlnllu Ann.tiling,
Sterling Anderson, Jnlin Allrnck.
II—I’icsiy Iti-.U-y, .Vlaj. Colin Buckner,
Frederick Bass, Timm is F. Bowles, John
Hrnwn John C. Uclluw, Itenl Brown,
Thomas Brownlee, James Bailey, William
ltoolli it, James I*. Ilullnek, William I.
Bowling, Levi Best, Wilt. Hell, CapL Will.
Barnet.
C—Thomas I. Couch, Ceinmissinner of
the Revenue, Thomas Clark, Joseph Car
son, Ali-.s Ann Crews, Pleasant Cl easy,
Millner Cox Robert Coleman, .Mrs Nau
siy t’rawle, Hr. It.hurt W. Curler!, Jas.
Cofiii, John Case, Dr. E. \V. Cabell, Ri
chard Chilton.
Z) J one* B Dare, George Donaphin,
Wiu. Dugird, Win. Davenport, Nielson C.
Dawson.
E— Win. R. I tlt.'ii fir Id, Joseph Echols
4. Francis Epps, Jacob Earley.
F—Mirharl Fox, Alias Jane Franklin,
James Freiuttdl, AlisS Nancy Fair, Wm
Fret well.
C-IUr. Ranch George, Rev. Samuel
Garrard, Frank Gray, Francis Grates,
George Gilthrey, John Oulhrey, Junto
Gan 11 i'omp Goodwin, Jacob Gnode
jr. Charles Ulaas, .v 1 isit Frances Goodwill,
Thomas Giuliani, Harvey George 2, John
M. Guidon 4.
H—Samuel 1 lev deli, Alia* Alilly Racket
4, Joseph V. Hardwick, |John Hamilton,
Isaac Holmes, M Hepburn, Thomas L
Harris, Wiliium D liill David Hciming
T. Harris.
Z—-Richard Johnson, Mrs. Mary G.
Johnson. Mias Alartlia W. Jones Mr-t.
Lucy Jones, lb nu Jenkins, James John
son, Mathew .Iordan.
L -Shelly Lee, Win. C. Leftwicli, II.
it W. Langliurne 5, Mrs. Margaret II.
Lightfool, Lynch (a Co. Green B. Lewd*
leu, James D. Little, Mrs. Susan Lossi-n,
Daniel Love, Thuuus Lucas, Alisa Sarah
C. Lee.
Jf—J ames F. Martin, Wm Martin,
Wm, McKinney g, Bishop McKcmlree,
Rev. C. S. .Mooring, Haivey Mitchell 8,
W'ib. Morgan, Edward C. Mansfield, Ro
bert Alnns, Capt. Gideon M issj,-, E. May
er, Richard Murrell, Charles Mafiit, Airs.
Jane Morgan, John Alonaliau.
A*-—Spencer Norvoll.
O—Dennis O’Brien.
P—JoJ^tv li. Price, Benjamin A. Phillips,
James Pettit, Wiatt Pettyjohn, Rev. Jas.
Paltison, Win. Pinoell, Joseph G. Porter,
Richard Pendleton William U. PatUson,
Edward Price, John Price.
Q—It. D. Quarles k Co. Qnino k
Ware S.
H—MuJ. J- B. Risque, Win. M. Rives S,
Joseph Rnlverts, Miss Sarah ltuy, Daniel
Russel, Wm. I. Higdon, Henry I. Rose,
James Roane jr. Win. Robinson, Rev. Ro
bert R. Roberts, Miss Elizabeth Robles.
,S—Sergeant Corporation, Mi*s Maria
A- Scott, William Shelton, Jonathan Bol
der, Win. P. Sisson, Henry Safely, John
H. Smith, Lewis Schooler, John W.
Schcuek, Capt. E. Spain, WiaU Seay, Dr.
Wilson Sold on.
T—Clement Townsend. Benjamin Tho
mas, David Tinsley, Samuel L. Taliaferru,
James Taliaferro, Pleasant Timbe.rhritu,
elaj. O. Towles, ChristopherTeoison, Tuo
mas Terry jr.
jpe—.Benjamin Vswter 3, Alfred Vsnner
sari
XJ—Mrs. Elizabeth Uland.
tf—R.H. Walthall, Vexander Williams,
Frederick Weudill. Slerit M. White, Ed
ward Winston 3. Edward Wood. Capt. Jo*
ieph Waller, Charles Wilson, Mrs. Susan
^Wallace.
i'—-John Vore.
JOHN D. MURRELL, P. M.
March 4 S wSw
liX.rV.VKfe,
fOR SAIF. AT THIS OFJJCE.
New aud nlliable Medicine.
r |Mll- in iiml ilc;; nit Balaam tud, I n
I tu Maud unrivalled in its merits, for Con
sumption* ami Coughs,and p holdty venture
IO a^.-rt t*»Hl t»o Medicim* has ever gained so
ninth credit in ^o short a time as tills cofiipo
•dtioii. Scarcely n east o« uurs but may be
relieved b% the timely u»c oi it, many having
lately used it in stated Cuiisumpiioi* with the
most surprising sneers-, who 'veer given up
by the mint skfutfl ph> icians in tlie country.
>t oiy certificates of its efficacy urcotiijmify
ac h bottle.
f hereby certify ffmt inv wif* has lor some
i time past been troubled with a violcrt ouglr,
mid has been in a very delicate health, end
alter hating tried many different thine* with
out getting relict, I bought lor her a bottle ol
Dr Alcilvii h Cough Ump*, Iv«»hi the use ol
viiiii h a very short time she tound great r« li< I,
and her Cough lias entirely left her, ami he
has regained her »tr« ugth.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, 12th Month 29/fi, lf»19.
{firmed ketureme, .lOSI.PH I) MONEf F.,
He cur tit r of the city of Hudtoft.
To the afflicted whom thU may concern—I,
Rosanna Harfon, do certify that I took u vio
lent cold in the latter part of the year IHlH
which created a violent Cmuli and difficulty
of breathing, which was very di-fre-si ig till I
procured a bottle ol lector Mellen Cough
Drops, and hy takin a few dose* ol the said
dropi was entirely cured of my t'oir/h and
pain in my side ItOS \NNA BARTON,
VVi of Mr Joseph Barton
Hudson, \2lh Month Id/// lwlii.
This is to certify that in June IHlH, I was
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great vvcitkne*^ of the lungs, and it
eontiniied until Inly lHll), which confined me.
to ilie h *u v and part ol the lime to my bed.
I had tried every thing as I thought but all in
vain I was at last induced to make trial nl
Dr Mellen s Cough Drops, which gave me im
mediate relief, increased my strength, end r«
slon d nsv former sleep I can with tin* great- I
s| confidence recommend them to all that nre j
a til ic ted with those complaints, n« a very valu
able medicine MA( V INH RNE.
Iludion, Colotnhiti cty JV. lh> *27, ifilP.
r<»n **411 ay
Dr. I HUMPHREYS, f.ynehhurg.
March In l‘2in
TIMJS l SAI.K.
BY virtu** of ;i Hiu*«! of trunt i*X*»cntr(l
th« sub«’i il»rr hy Itolio t French, for the
imriinvf* nf '•**1 urine; thf* pt«ym#*nt of certain
i|i*t»lx therein mentioned, which deed hei«r.«
date the 21 *»t "I Mwpi'll, 182#, and is duly of
record in the clerk’s olftce ol the corporation
of Lynchburg, will In* exposed !o miIi*,hI pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder, lor c.jhIi, at
the dwelling house ot swid Frrticlt, in the
low not l.yin hhurg, on Snttmhi) theJIih day
ot the prosciii month,
The following property, to wit
one cow and calf, two beds and furniture, one
bureau, one looking glass, one carpet, half n
•lo/.eii »nd-or chairs, and sen dry other arl icles
of household and kitchen furniture—Acting as
trustee the•ulnn iber will convey aoeli tide as
is vested in him by said trust and mine oilier.
J> It JJH.i.V, Trustee.
May 3. w‘2w to
tiujst hmaZ
RY virtue oln deed of trust executed to
lli. subscribers by Townson Trnslow,
hearing diVr the Hist January, IH23, for the
purposes (liereiu mentioned, which i* of re
cord in the corporation euilrt of I.viirhlniri;, I
shall, on Halnrtfny the 17lh inst. ai the dwel
ling house of sithi Trnslow proceed to sell, Py
way of |int>lic aoclioii,
The following articles of person
al property, viz
Four feather tie,Is and furniture, two bureaus,
three dining tables, one tea lublr, one end a
half doi.en L'bairs, silver spoons, hie. The a
foreiaitl piopcetv wilt he srdd for indi The
title i. indisputable—lint the subscriber will
only he responsible as trustee in the deed
aforesaid.
HENRY IH NMXHTON, Trustee.
May 9. Ids 40
Vine, TtiYmcco Yauu\
rou sale.
I AM authorised by tile proprietors of tin*
land on w hich iMr Sauiuel W ilson lately
lived, oil linker creek, in Botetourt eonntv.
to «ell the same file entire parcel consists
ol 4:11 m res, which will he sold together or
divided into two tra' ts. There is on it a
coiiilortahle dwelling Incuse, and all necessa
ry out-’lioMses, garden, oreburd, fcc. It has
always lieen considered aRtoug the best tracts
ol hiili land in Rnletourt, and is well worthy
,hr attention nf those who would vvi.h to tvny
the very finest kind of Tobacco land in which
it abounds For terms apply tothc sirhseritier.
CM Wif.F.'s JOHNSTON
Botetourt Springs, April II wtiwdti
UAT .NY.Y.V\]Y\1CT01V\.
I HE subscriber, nu experienced work
man in the manufacture of hats, lias late
ly established himself in that <**uiness in
Lynchburg, next doer to the grocery of .Mr
John llollins. He will supply the public with
that article on thecheapest terms Acquaint
ed with the newest fashions, and having a
supply of-the lieat fur, carefully selected hy
himself, ui the northern markets, he under
takes to satisfy all who siiatl favor him vv nil
business, in the beauty and duration of their
lints. He begs to remind 1hr public, that ar
tides manufactured at home, under the ey e of
the wearer, an J hy a person who i« dependent
for public patronage on his skill and faith,
must he superior in quality to the same arti
cles, largely and indiscriminately bought in
the markets o. New York and r'hiladelpbia.
This consideration, in addition to the proprie
ty and justice uf encouraging domestic work
men, and the cheapness of his lints, will, he
hopes, induce the gentlemen of Lynchburg,
|and She country, ta procure their necessary
I supplies from hnu He invites such as need
jhats, to call and examine his furs, and iqicri
tufin uf bis work.
ALEXANDER McDONALD.
M»y 3-___ 39
H\ virtue of a deed of trust, executed
to the subscriber, by William S. Wool
drige, bearing date the 14th January, tK>y
and ot record in the county court of Camp
bell, fot purposes In said deed expressed, will
be sold on Saturday, the 24lb Inst, ontlis pre
mises, for ready money, to the highest bidder,
j a certain tract ofland, in Campbell county,
on the bead waters of Cub Creek, bounded by
the lands o( Vi illinm Wooldridge and others,
containing 2«>0 acres, be the same more or
less. Acting as trustee 1 shall convey such ti
tle as Is vestedic me liy virtue of said deed.
Ill 8 Me ALUM Lit j
2. wJvvJv j
MARSHAL'S RALE.
TJURSUANT to a decree of the superior
J court of chancery for the Lynchburg dis
trict, pronounced on Ilia Itilli day ot May.
IPiil, hetireen Thomns Crews, W iMiatn Bry
die. Nancy McCredie and Bel'v Brydie, plant
tiff* and W illiani I.oog and Bets) iii» wn*.
I John Kill*, Bull.ml tills, Thomas Aldridge,
George Myers, James S>. Pendleton, W itliaui
Mann and John My«r«Ii Co.defendants, The
undersigned,marshal ol the said court, w ill, on
Wednesday the Mlh day ol June, isi.1, pru
ceed to si II, by w ay ol imhlic am tion, to the
highest bidder,fui cash,the follow ilijj real nud
1 |«:rsOUHl property, to w it
V)ue ctruiiu tract or \mv
ret of \-u\u\,
tying in the county of Amherst, called I. tNh
VILtl-:, containing Ido uties, (he flu- ante
moi-e or less) nird adjoining the land* ot Jntne
Powell, Itivers, Nancy Shields and
Lindsay Colenmn, Also,
other Tract of l»om\,
lying in the said county ot Amherst, roatain
iiig wl^ in re-, (he the same, more or less) and
adjoining ihe Mods of Lindsay Coleman, Jiis
Franklin, dec'd, ami Nancy Shields. Also,
T\ui i’oWovfing
to ivit Charlotte, Jenny, Pleasant, James,
.Willey. Ilarry, Jerry, (son ot Jerry,) Minimi,
.'siiimIi*, Bridget, llnzm, l.iliniiiul, Nelson, Jor
dan, V\ dlis, Jim, Judith, Marin, Billy, Belay,
John, Burton, Mary, William, Znckey, Lucy,
Kdjptr, Jvm key, Gill, Lmuuiiel, Ueiiln-n, Luc
key, diaries, Lewis, Guy, A brain, Joshua.
Doll, Lucy, .Mary in.d F.liza together with the
increase ol the teiinile slaves, ii any. Also,
one inaliogany bedsleAd, bed, matrass nnd lor
nitiire, one mahogany dinin'- table in/d side
hoard,three bedsteads nnd bed',two matrasses
and lurniture, I I chairs nnd settee ol *ame i o
lor, one him k-waliitlt hook case,one dorm tu
hle spoons mid sixteen Jen spoons, one htdle,
(all of silver) one dozen large mid one dozen
mull white handled knives and forks, one hull
dozen green hmnlleil knives nnd forks, and
one litill dozen buck horn handled knives .Slid
forks, one mahogany clnlhes-pretisiiiiil eliesl ol
drawers, with their contents, consisting: of
glass and I liinii ware, Idiinkets, sheets and
counterpanes,one easy chair, one riding car
riage and two siiru-l horses, two mares, one
buy i nil. one mule, one sorrel nnd one bay
borne, ol bead ol hogs. B7 bead of sheep and -’ll
bead of cattle Tim sale will commence on
the l'ir*t mill be adjourned to the second de
scribed tract of land
CKO U WOOD-SON, M. L O C C
May ti. tv Ids 77
V virtue of a ilre.il of trust executed
by Anson Allen to the subscriber, Itu
purpose* therein mentioned, In uring dale the
loth February IH|!>, mid recorded in (lie
clerks offiie of Hie 11 u tint's court of I.ynrh
burg, I “bull proreeil to sell, for cash, on
the premises on Friday the lit It day ot May
next, a KOI', with n small House thereon,
lying on third street, adjoining the pro
perty of Fdvvaril Ibillel, eontuining 41 J feet
mid more particularly ilesi ribeil in said deed
\eftng as Trustee I shall convey only such
title ns is vesteil in me
t IIISVVI.LK DABNKY, Tnnbr
April 99. totd*37
OrrnilH bis professionui services to the
citizens ot t.mnpbell and I'itlsylvaniu
entmties, iijnligiious to captain Ward's bridge.
Hi may lie found at Mr ulson's tavern, half
a mill; south of the bridge.
t’ittsylvunia, April 96. vv lvr 38
YdWAUWU.Vr
FOR S.ll.H.
STHSCKIBFK is still desirous of *rl
I Iinj51 tn» Tr tct ol Ltind whereon h« no w
resides, inning MhiuI *>00 nrrrs.
tin tins Irart is a DWKLL1MJ
HOUSli with five rooms anil a
large passage, and very other
i (iprPNsnrv house coml Iruit of e
very de»cri|»tion. Al*»s mi excellent
uxua'v
on a Rood stream. This land is about 2 miles
south of Mr It..lint limiter's, and is consider
ed as v nlnahlr as any tract id Ii'irIi land in the
counts I'or terms npplv to the suhsrriher
AHCIH4tM.il BOLLING, jr
Campbell County, April 4. uii :t">
Tvusl SuYfc.
BY virtue of two trust deeds, of record
in tin- clerks office ol tile count) court ul
Amherst, executed by Merit! M. White, uud
•the snid Merit t M and W el 1 in in Li i: I shall
proceed to sell by way id public auction for
cash in the tow n ot Itethel, on die 17th dry
ul May, next ensuing, lor the purpose of ca:
eying oilo e lie cl the objects ol the said limit
deeds, the fod iwing slaves, to wit, Edward,
a wMerman, George, also a waterman, Klin
da, and her child, Ahhy.Hinl her two children
and Charity or so many »*f them, as w ill he
neccs ory to answer fire purpose ot the -aid
trusts. These negroes are all young and ex
exreedingly valuable, and the titles is ’believed
to he indisputable but I shall convey only
such title as is vested in me hv the tru-ts u
fore said. WILLIAM AMAH STEAD.
May '2. !i!t tils
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscribers by Granville Craddock,
for purposes therein mentioned, will he sold,
to the highest bidder, at Halifax court house,
oti the loth day of June next, on the accom
modating terms of one, two and tlnee years,
T\I¥i TYEYAt TaSYVEYOT,
eil thereto.
At Halifax court bouse, furnish
ed with all the necessary build
ings, staldes, for. kc. together
with about 8 acres of land attach
O.VY l*OT,
lying nearly opposite said tavern, containing
upwards of an acre of land.
Vout \uv\f acre Vjo\s,
lying in the town of Banister one of which
is well improved, having a DWELLING
HOUSE, w ith other necessary not houses foe
the accommodation of a family. There will
also be ode red for sale, on the same day,
A LOT OK LAND,
lying immediately opposite the Bell Tavern,
with a convenient store -house, stables, tc.—
bv the proprietors Wimbish, Shelton &i Co.
We also otter for sale, at private contract,
T\\c Tract of LawvV,
whereon Granville CrnddorV now resides,
containing 523 acres, elegantly improved with
a large and commodious dwel
ling house, together with out
houses of every description.—
l!n» situation is surpassed by few
or ft professional gentlemen, being situated
•bout two miles south ot the court house.nml
vpon the main road leading through the cen
tre vf a wealthy and populous rountrs I’er
sons wishing to view the premises will please
cull on Mcanville Craddock or.l. H. XX'imbisb.
W i 1,1.1 AM I F.ltUI,
J H. XV lMlil.'ll, Ti nstres
May li w3tv 10
SECOND CLASS OF TnE
L M1V E118 IT 1 iOTI EllY.
Which is tin Jhsl in lialtimon.)
DRAVV a S TU *MA\.
hUlEKE.
1 prize of $40,000 is 540,000
1 prize of 10,000 10,ou0
I pnze of 5,000 5.000
1 plize of 4,000 4,000
I print of ,3,0o0 3,oo0
I pi l/,« of 4,000 4,000
5 prizes of 1,000 5,000
5 prizes of 500 4,500
10 prizes of 400 4,000
40 prizes of 100 4,0*K)
50 ptrzesof 50 4,500
300 prize* of 40 6,000
300 prizes of 15 4.500
6150 prizes of 10 (11,500
16.000 Tickets 8148,006
'J'lro-fijlhs of toe whole number of ti' k
et in Hie University Lottery must tie pri
zes, consequently it offers great ad vantages
lo the adventurer, and with luui h Its.i risk
than any scheme vvlneli has been offered in
Ibis city fora number of years.
Tickets $10 on
Halves
l^umlurs 152 50
Kighths 1 to
roll KAU: AT
110 B1JN S O 'N* d
OLD HSTAIiLl.SHLU
J.OTTLHl i:\CliA.NUH OFF It L,
'unit r of St Paul'* l.nnc and Mirrl. i I tit.
O'/" Where may be had tickets and
shares in any of the Baltimore Lotteries.
Order* from any part of the United
States, enclosing prize tickets or cash (post
paid) will he promptly answered by return
of mail, if addressed In
HUNKY ROBINSON,
Secretary to Hit Malinger*—lialtimorr.
A-complete lint tvf each day’s drawing
of I lie University, Washington Monument,
and State l.ollerics, will appear in Robin
soil’s Slin k and Exchange Gazette,”
tvliicli is published wci kly—all purchasers
of tickets who may signify their desire to
i eceivi: it, w ill ha\c it forwarded to tlit:Ic
address, gratia.
Ill A V V. made arrangements w itli Messrs.
Vt VKL) 4t A'lklSso.'. by which nil orders
addressed to me for tickets in either of the
Baltimore l.otleiies, mill left with them, will
he filled at the Baltimore jiriees, and her of
postage. HIsNIlf ROBINSON.
April 2!t. <s 77
Vi V V ViTx \*Ui \VaL\.
VirAUI) k. ATM Sri ON will receive
t in (loi s lor tickets in any of the North
ern Lotteries. 'I here are at this lime three
schemes in which tickets uis ready lor sale
in the city of bullimore, lln: 2d class ot the
.Maryland State Lottery (the l'l just drawn)
i the 1no't splendid
Mainland htate Lottery, No. 2.
ril l II .Mis.
1 prize ot $100,001) is $100,000
1 prize of 20,000 is 20,000
2 prizes ol in,ooo j. 20,000
2 prizes of 6,000 is l",000
2" prizes of 1,ooo is 20,000
5o prizes of loo is 6,000
do priz s of 60 is 3,oot)
doin' prizes of 12 is 72,is*)
<>130 prizes $260,Util)
lHHdO blanks.
Frice of ltrktts, $12—shares in proportion.
1 lie 2d class ol the Lnivcrsitv Lottery prej
scuts the liillow ilig scheme w'liich as it con
tains nearly{«s many prizes as blanks, will he
considered the most sale
L liivanity LotUry, 2d class,
sen l:vie
1 prize of 20,000 is 20,000
1 prize ol 10,000 is In,ooo
1 prize of 6,000 is 6,000
1 prize of 4,000 is 4,000
1 prize of 3,000 is 3,000
1 prize of 2,000 is 2,000
b prizes id' l,ooo is 5,IKK)
6 prizes of 6<Hi is 2,500
to prizes ol 2011 is 2,OO0
20 prizes ot loo is 2,000
60 prizes of 60 is 2,600
200 prizes of 20 is 4,000
3(10 prizes of 13 is 4,6l>0
dido jaizes of 10 is 01,500
07 Id prizes 125,000
0234 (dunks.
Frier of Tickets $X(\—share* in proportion.
l'lic scheme of the lith class of Ihc Wash
nigtoii Monument Lottery is nearly the sninc
a-the last. The same capital, mid the tickets
me Ot the s inn: price, the only diU'ercne.e
consists tn'lic distribution nl the capital into
prizes
Washington Mormtmud. Lottery,
ot h class.—SCI I LAI L
1 prize ot 20,1*0(1 i: 20,003
2 prizes of lo,Ooo is 20,000
2 prizes ol 6,000 is 10,Ooo
3 prizes of 2.000 is 6,000
H prizes of l,ooo is 6,1100
60 prizes of 100 is 6,006
loti prizes of 60 is 6.000
2"o prizes of £0 is 4,ooo
5000 prizes of 10 is 60,000
0300 prizes $126,000
1od34 blanks.
Price of tiekits $T0— shares in proportion.
The office w ill lie kept at the book store of
H Atkissnu, w lier* orders, accompanied w ith
the rush, nr prizes in any of the Baltimore 'lot
teries, will meet w ith prompt attention. Per
sons bolding prizes in the Maryland Stnlc Lot
tery should et* Irniice them licfore the rise of
tickets, which will shortly lake place. ltegu
pir lists of the drawings will he kcjit for the
inspection ot holder* ot tickets in all the lot
teries above mentioned. April 1
lliK SUBSCRIBER MILL SELL^
THE TIM T OF I AM*
ON which be resides, lying in the comity
of Pittsylvania, containing by old sur
veys 1316 acres, (but w hich it is confidently
believed will measure 1500) on which is a
ncw,wvJI«4nli ISKiCJK DWEL
LING HOUSE, i*6 by 20 lent,
two atorii's high, with a 16 fret
wing brirk »uinke vnd
and garden recently paled with locust posts
and sawed tails and pales, a new ice house,
apple and jarach oroliaids, tee There are on
this land ai/out
2VM Acres Vww-liYvmwds,
mostly in woods wilh a large portion (srtv
one third) good high land, tobacco ground,
and nearly the w hole tract good grain land,
abounding in good timber. Indeed it is given
up to be the best timbered laud in the county,
and susceptible of the highest improvement
the water is not surpassed by any in the state,
and a more healthy situation cannot be found.1
The terms will he made accommodating, not
more than one third of the money w ill be re
quired in hand, and the balance in convenient
instalments. Those wishing to reulixe, per
haps may do well to examine this land, as
such is not often in market.
Letters in reference to h sale, directed to
the subscriber at Callunds -tore, Pittsylvania
will be attended to R.VI PH SMITH, jr.
May V. vvt? 40
(E7“.l/jre Prompt Payment at .llten's
1^0. 14,106, which drew (hr great eapi
i-a tal prize ot lutuly lhuutand Dollars
in the Mary land State Lottery was presented
l>> the fortunate holder at Allen's, uml lie re
ceived the cash at sight yesterday morning in
Spent.
S. k M Allen k Co had the pleasure of or
dering and paying in the same Lollery No.
12,053, a prize ot Ten Thnutavd Dollars, nt
sight—also No HWW, a prize nt Unt Thnutavd
Dollart such prompt payment ought to In- a
much greater inducement for adventurers to
leave or stud Iheir orders directed to the tru
ly fortunate ollice of
S. k M. AI.LFN k CO.
-Vo. 750 Muli.-tlreel, RjDimoiid,
vv here they will always mcel vv ith our alien
tiou, and any iiilorinatioii gh en w itli pleasure.
01)’ S. k M. Allen k Co. pledge themselves
that ail prize- in the Washington Monument
Lottery Mini in the Maryland Slate Lottery,
if ordered hy them, shall meet with the same
prompt payment as the above wumbars did.
No. 750—$100,000.
Itichmnnd, April 11. ts 36
The liberal terms on Which the
Messrs. Allens paid the $20,000 prize,
drawn by Mr. (J. L. LMirell, as soon as the.
ticket was presented, entitle them to cre
dit and encouragement.
SIXTH CLASS,
Of the Washington .Monument Lottery.
muiit-T rn.iZL $20,000.
SCHEME.
1 prize of 20,two dollar., is 20,000 dollars
2 do of J0,ooo dollars is 20,000 dollars
2 do ot ft,(Ns> dollars is 10,000 dollars
3 do of 2.000 dollars is 6,000 dollars
H do of 1,0(H) dollars is 8,oOO dollars
50 dn of 100 dollars is 6,000 dollars
100 do of 60 dollars is 6,000 dollurs
2<m» do of 20 dollars is 4,ot)0 dollars
5000 do of 10 dollurs is 60,000 dollars
.'aWti prizes. 1 ilH,(*00
The whole to he completed in tirtccu draw
ings unti/ Not two blanks to u prize.
A 5IO,0tttJ prize to lie placed ill the wheel
on the lltlh day, nod ,y’!iO,00t> oil the loth all
the other prizes to he Jin a ting fruin the cam
1 mniri tuml ot the drawing and in order that
I the Lottery may ire completed with all possi
ble ih patch, the prizes only will be drawn.
Whole Tickets $10 IKi
Halves 5 00
Quit i t' i s 2 50
Kith t'lis 1 25
[Li 1 lie drawing will take place on Wed
nesday I lie Nlh of next niontli (May) and w ill
lie completed with all fiossible despatch, un
der the superintendence of the Commissioners
appointed hy the Governor and Council ol
Stale
Orders for tii kets from any part of tlie Uni
ted Staley (post paid) enclosing cash or prize
tickets hi either of the Baltimore Lotteries, or
.New Vork Lottery, will meet with prompt at
tj*ntlois, .1 directed to the triilv forliinate office
of S. It .M. ALLEN tc CO
.Vo. 761), St. Ilichmond,
Where was ordered in the last Baltimore
Lottery, No. 12063, a prize of ten thousand
dollars No. 31108, a prize of one thousand
dollars and where No. 1 -1100, a prize of
$20,000, whs presented and the cash paid at
sight in Sifter.
April 22. fit 74
a\\aVN\tLUi\ SUltC. liWUfcVN,
11.
*00,000 DOLLARS—HIGHEST PRIZE
SCHEME.
1 prize of $100,000 is $100,000
1 do ilt a k» is 2o,ooo
2 do lo,oo0 is So.ouO
2 do js 10,000
20 do l,u00 ij 20,'N>0
00 do 1<R* is 6,000
00 do 00 is 3,0*K)
6000 do 12 is 72,000
6130 prizes 200,000
l8fcbd blanks
20,000 Ticket -it 10 dollars, $250,POO.
The prizes only to lie drawn, by which ar
rangement the -r|n me will be completed in
7"II ENTY Pll.ilt I.YCS.—One prize of 5,000
dollar- will lie deposited in the wheel alter
the fourth drawing. One prize of >10,000
after the twelfth druw ing the 2o,lRI0 alter
the lilte.enlh, und the $100,000 prize will be
deposited in the wheel on the nineteenth
draw ing.
Prize* subject to a deduction of fifteen per
rant, payable sixty days after the completion
of the drawing. The other prizes to be tlont
ing from the romiuem cnirnt of the draw ing.
.1 I, IIAtVKINS, l
V F. Hit,LIAMS, Commissioners.
J H. RINGGOLD,
All order.- lor tickets it h it or directed to the
Lucky ©dice lit
S. fc. M. ALLEN hi CO.
■No. 709, Market St. Richmond,
M ill be duly attended to, and any information
given with pit mure.
Whole Tickets $12 I Quarters 3 00
Halves 6 Eighth* 1 60
II The CASH xvill be pah) at sight for all
prizes ordered by ALLEN’S at C O.
April 10. tit 7-1
Notice is iiorelty given,
'I'O tile stockholder* in the Roanoke
I Navigation Company, that at (be various
meetings of the President and Directors of
said company, the following requisitions were
made on said stockholders, as set forth in the
subjoiued authentic statement,mid withw hielt
idl delinquent stockholders arc earnestly ic
((ucstcd to comply.
ROCK LANDING, N. C.
Office oj the Roanoke .Navigation Company.
Resolved, That the stockholders in the
i Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby
requested 1® pay to the Treasurer, ut Halifax,
N. C. on the 10th February next, ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held, in
addition to the 10 per cent payable hereto
fore. Ihe above rtuuisiliuti the Will Decem
ber, 1«17J
Ordered, That the stockholders pay into
the 11easury on the loth day ol December
next, fifteen dollars on each share hy them
held respectively, in addition to the instal
ment now due.”—f Passed Histli October, IHIH.J
Resolved., lhat ten dollars on each share
ot stock he called in on the 1st day of Septem
ber next.’—(Passed -2bth March, l8l9.j
Ordered, l|,ut lo per cent on each share
of stock he paid to the Treasurer on the l»t
day ol February next, being the Otb reqtiisi
lon."—(Passed 2H//j October, 1819
Ordered, lhat the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigatio* Company, be, and they
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on the 1st duy of January next, ten dollars oil
enrb share held by them respectively.”—(Pas
ted 'llitb October, lH'itl.J
Ordered, lliat the stockholder* in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and they
are hereby required to pay into the Treasury
on the 1-t day of February next, the sum of
eight dollars on each share of stock held hv
.^respectively ."—(Passed VMi November,
I,. Andrew Joyner, clerk of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, certify the foregoing to
be conedly copied fixnn Hie records of the
-at. company, Given under my liHiid und
seul ol olfn e, the 2tlth day of Alav. 1822
(A Copy)
A JOYNER, Clerk, j
Ann! w6w 35 j
cAfttYWEA, SADViYAsb
SPKIMJ 8A llULKS.
V Hi: subscriber returns Ins RraU.fl
know lodgments to n |jl,eril|
the patronage he has received, and mtori
•belli that III mldition lo bis m, 'em stork
SAUDI.KKY, (which is extensive and
|terror tpiality he intends to offer lo the m,
lie, 1
A Patent Spring Sjultllp,
Constructed on the iuo»l appro re,) ,,ian a
Ims ewr been introduced; uniting in t
•■use to the ruler and safety to the bore
i subscriber flatters himself tlnil bis sjndul,
have been as mm b approved t»oth f.- ac
ease to the rider a, well as safety f. the
(ut »tie same lime combining ne«lne-> and
ruliility) as any other Saddler s in the li,i,„
Bi ii g possessed of workmen not to he -i,,u
sed either in the neatness or the eMci.iiol,
their work, und giving prompt mu-mi,,,, if,
business, n« well ns having (li-|o,sitiun
I please, he luind ly trusts he will «til| ri-ic-rve s
shure of the public patroiiHi vv liu-h hsi |„r,
I tofore been so liberally afforded him. (lo
Stock consists of
Jiist plain Mens’ and Womens’Saddle
(not to be surpassed,)
i Common do. do.
nest and common Coach and Gigr Harness
Jersey do.
'Vuggon do.
Cart and Dray do.
TOGETHER WITH
Plaitd Undies ‘y .Martingales, first qualit
Common do.
j Saddle Hags, Vtlices, Portmanteaus,
rJ'runl(S, Ca/ts, fy-r. fyc.
All of which will lie sold low, for cash or
to punctual customers on treilit.
ROBKIt'l II (iRAY.
I/’ Country produce will be taken in
change for deids or work It (p
.March 18 Itwts
aWnva \U‘\\nvt\,
apprehrtiding and securing him in
Jail, so that I get him again, it taken out
of the State, or twenty dollars ifJuki a in.thu
Stale. JACK HAHIUSS, a free negro, raised
in the enmity of Ledlord, State of irginia— I
hold fits indentures, dated the 2blh Ortobi r
I7P3— said Jack Harris* was sold by order i,f
buckingham con it, to pay jail fees, was put.
chased by Stephen Pankey, front whom in;
shortly runaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in jail, at which place lie war
again sold wlieitl became the purchaser.—
Jack Harris? is a yellow fellow, stout made,
about fi feet high, between 3butil 40years U
age, professes to lay stone or brii k. When lie
left me he wore long whiskers, which can be
easily rut ntf. his lint hml lost bull the brim,
his clothing ns J believe dark mixed elotl
clerks of courts w here ins Indenture* may Le.
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN p. gray.
Bedford, Feb. 14. wts 28
A T rules field in the clerk's office of the
county court of Buckingham, lor the
month of March, 1823.
Philip II. Vest, mu) illiani Vest, also, Sal
ly Polly, John F. Levi U.and Betsey G Vest,
liii h said Sally, Polly, John F. Levi G. ami
Betsey G \esl,etre inlants, and sue bv John
e.-t. their fulber ami next friend, plt'Us.
against
Charles Garrott, administrator w ill) the will
ant.i xed of John Gibson, dec’d, Sally Gibson,
widow of the said deceased, William Gibson
Plicbe I’erkins, Thomas Molloy and Sully his
w ile, illiani Dcuny and Nancy hit wife, John
Gibson, Levi Gibson, Bead Gibson, Roland
Spouse and Patsy his w ile, and Izza Spouse,
intant child of l’ollv Spouse, dee d, who was
i formerly Polly Gibson, defendants.
IX CIIAXCER F.
The defendant* John Gibson, ami IRnJGib
i son not having entered their appearance, and
siven seetirity according to the net of asaeni*
J lily and the rules of this court, and it appear
mg by satisfactory evidence that they are nut
I inhabitants of this slate, on the motion of tl.u
plaiiitilf- by counsel, is orden d, that Hie -aid
j defendants John and Head Gibson do appear
lien: at June court nett, and answer the plain
till*’ hill, and that a copy of this order he
tnrllmilh inserted in the Virginian for two
nninlits -uc-ce-.-ively, and that another copy
i thereof lie posted at the front door of tho
I court-house of this county.
A Copy
35 R ELDRIIHiE, r>. C.
1 VVvttY l’evsonaV V'.htnU*.
BY virtue of u trust deed executed hy
John .51. Gordon and his wile, hearing
I date on the 13th day of April, 1H11#, and recor
ded in the hustings court of Lynchburg, ipnf
county court of Campbell,for certain purposes
then in mentioned, we shall, according to (he
conditions (pressed in the said trust deed,
-■•II to (he highest bidder, lor ready money,
hetore the door of the Franklin lintel, in (ho
town ol Lynchburg, on the 27th uay o» May
next, the loilow iug
i
\Uu\ IVvsonaV Testate*
TO WIT
one Inilf acre Lot in the town of Lynchburg,
'•o. 113, and one half acre Lot adjoining Mo.
II I,on tlie N. E.-idr thereof, and whichUvu
Lots comprehend ttie ground and premise*
now the residence ot the said John M. Gordon.
I One Lot containing Jth of an acre, on Fed
oral Hill, with a two story framed house
thereon, now the residence of Mr. timid
Rhodes—feet of ground on Diamond Hill*
on 2d street, running back to 1st street, £ti+
feet, being the same ground ptirwhnsed ot Mr.
Samuel Anthony, 41^ feet ol ground on S. W
side of 2d street, pwrehased of Williams, run
ning hack 132 feet—£86 acres of Land in
Campbell county, on the w aters of Staunton,
purchased of W m. Harris—All of tlie said Gor
dan’s interest in 129 acres of Land, near
Campbell court house, purchased ot Jain*
Benagh a< trustee. Also,
T\ut l’oVYov* ing JCegToe,*!
to wit Frank, I'anny, Martha, Cornelias,
F rank, (a boy) Washington ami James. ’lhR
title to (tie uhove property is believed to he
i good hut acting ns trustees, w e shall convey
sut h as is vested in u- and none other.
GEORGE CABELL, i
THUS. HIGGINBOTHAM, j- Trustc'.
WILLIAM NORVELI.,
The patties fur whose benefit the above pri
perly is to he sold, consent to the sale takmr
place on n credit of B, 12 and 18 months, up
on the purehaser giving negotiable notes,;:
able at either of the Banks in Lynchburg, <1
a deed of trust upon the property to secure 'l.«
payment. G. C.
T. II
VV. N.
April, 11. wtds 3d
MR. GEORGE. S. HOLLOWAY.
Sir—As you have no place of residem
known tii me, and conuot he found, to he sen
ed with notice—I take this method to nppi*-1’
you, that I shall on the 7th day of June 1«£J>
at the Union Hotel in Lynchburg, proceed to
take sundry depositions, to he read as ci
ilenre or. tlir trial of u -nil depending in
Superior Court of Chnnrery Itolden nt Lyncl
burg, in which I mil plaintiff, and vour-e
Thomas S. Holloway, and William W. I’1
naghed are delta. JABE7. CAMDEN
May 2 39