«uh.) h at sight yesterday morning in Sy: eie 3. at M Allen 4i Co. had thr pleasure of or dering and |M»ying in thr >111110 Lottery No. 12.Hod, a prize ot Ten Thouxind D Hart, at rigllt—aim >0 JuiiH, a prize of Uni Tltvuiand DoUa bucli prompt pay ment ought In be a much greater inducement for adventurers to leave or >end thrir orders directed to the tru ly fortunate office of s M ALLF.N u CO Ao 769 Maiifitrcrt, Richmond, vflirre they will always meet with d.ie itien tion, and any information given with pleasure. IT’S M M Allen *t Co. pledge themselves that all prizes in tlm Washington Moinimenl Lottery and in tlir Marvfand Stale l.otlerv, If ordered by them, shnll meet w nil tlio same prompt payment ns the nliove number* did. No. 769— £100,000 Richmond, April 11. t* 36 07* The liberal term* on which Ihe Me>>rs. Alien* paid the £20,000 prize, drawn by Mr. C L. Dihrell, as soon as the ticket war presented, entiUe thoin to cre dit mid ettenuragemi nt. SIXTH CLASH, Of tht W u.dun glint .Mun u km nt Lottery j Mien l >1 1111/1 520,000. sc hi.ml. 1 prize of 20 dollars is 20,000dollar* C do ol lO.tHK) dollars is 20,'SM) dollars it do of .*>,taxf dollar* is Id,1100 dollars 3 do ol 2,000 dollars is 0,1*10 dollars 8 do of 1,000 dollars is 8,000 dollars 60 do ot lint dollars is 5,000 dollais ltai do of 60 dollars is 6,000 dollars 200 do of 20 dullnrs is 4,000 dnllnra 6000 do uf lo dollars i- 50,000 dollars 6d»id prizes. g 128,000 The w hole tolie rnmplelril in tixlccn tirun tngt only. Not two blanks to a prize. A JMO,Ot>0 prize to he plneed 111 the wheel on the>13th day, and £90.0t*Onit thr IMh nil (he. oilier prizes ta he flouting from Iht com m, actin'nt ol the drawing and in order that (he Lottery may lie completed with all possi ble despatch the prizes only will be drawn. IV hole Tickets jf to 00 I quarter* 2 60 Halves 6 00 Eighths 1 26 TT The drawing will lake place on Wed nesday the 14th ot licit month (May) and will be completed with all pos ilde despatch, tin der the ii|M:rin|endence of the Cr nimissioncrs appointed by the Guvurnor and Council of Stale Orders for t'eknts from any part of the I’tti fed Ktate* (pn«t pnid) enclosing rash or prize tickets in either of the tiidtiinnre Lotteries, or New Vork Lottery, will meet with prompt at tention, tf directed to the truly lortiinnte office of S it. M ALIEN L CO. Ao 769, C St Richmond, Where »ynr ordered in the last lialtiiuorc Lottery, So 12063, it prize of ten thousand dollars No. 3908, a prize of one thousand dollars, and where No. 14106, a prize of £20,000, w as presented and tlie cash paid at sight in Silver April 22 fit 74 ClIKULAIt. fiwJR—The Society {in this city) for rhe KJ Diiicminatiun of the Htaetnlu Doctrines lf the A Ell 'JERUSALEM, ess contained in the Theological Writings oj Huron Chancel Sw*. lUNBono, contemplate publishing n New Monthly M AllA/,1 SC, devoted exclusively to the interests of the .Vti* Church in llu United Stales, to he em'.llcd T\ke >Ttw •Jferwaa\t v\\ This work will he issued in Moutlhy Num hers, each con tint, mg :tii octavo pages, neatly ■titched in culmned printed covers, at the mo derate price ol There Dollars per unnitin—One Dollar to ha paid on the receipt ot the first '.umber one Dollar at the expiration of six months and ',ne Dollar at (lie end of the year, accompanied with the stipulated advance for the following year, by those who wish their subscriptions continued. All remittances and rommuiiunlUins must he post paid. The superintendence of the edi torial am) ty pagraphical department living assigned to the subscriber, (Intr editor and publisher of the Halcyon Luminary) all letters mint he addres sed to him, at his office, No. Al7, William• street, Mew York, whete they will he urouuit iy attended to. As the first number will he issued in MAY text, and immediately forw arded to subscri ber*, you will oblige me by ascertaining, as soon as practicable, the numlier mid uaines, of tftpse in your neighborhood, who will become patron* ol the work, and inform me of the •attic with ali convenient speed The priming of the Aporalyptt Explained wilt be commenced Ht the same time eight rages of which will tic stitched within the coj >«rof each number of the Missionary," cat eitlaT'd to he bound separately I remain, Sir with resect and affection, Your Brother in the New Chnrrli. f-AMP fit WOODWORTH. A'eic York, February 15, 1828. Subscriptions to the above w ork will he re received at the office of the Virginian, at the Book Stores of Kchols u North, and Hector Atkisson, tvnebburg and by Dr. J I Cabell Ifcdford March 81. wt* 98 SECOND CLASS or THE UNIVKK8ITY LOT I KR\. Which it the JUtt in Baitimorr.) MM'tt SCHEME. 1 prize of 540,000 is 5*0,000 1 |.t t/.t. ill iii,*i0U 10,000 I prize llf 4,000 4.000 1 pHzr iif 4,000 4,000 1 prize of .1,000 .1,000 I prize Of 2,000 4,000 5 prize* of 1,000 4,000 4 prizes irf 400 4,400 |0 prize* <»f 400 4,000 20 prizes of 100 2,000 40 pi lies of 40 4,400 300 prizes tif 40 Ii,ooo .100 prizes of 44 4,000 0140 prizes of 40 01,400 16,000 Tickets 5*48,000 7’,is, JiJIht of the whole nomlier of tick et- in llu; L diversity Lottery most lie pri zes, eiMiseipH irtty it offers great udvawtu^e* In the adventurer, ami vs it It much ritk than any scheme which has been offered ill Iliiscitv turn number of years. Tickets 510 00 Homier* 54 80 Halve* 4 t'O I Eighths t 4a Foa SALK AT ROBIiNSON’3 OLD ESTABLISHED LOTTERY k EXCHANGE OFFICE, Comer of HI. I'nul’s Lone and Market St. fly- Where may be had tickets and ■hares in any of the Baltimore Lotteries. Orders fmin any part of the I'nited States, enclosing prize tickets or rash (post paid) will lie promptly answered by return of mail, If addressed to HENRY ROBINSON, Secrrtan/ to thr Managert—Baltimore. A complete iistofeach day’s drawing 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 who may sigmly their desire t»* ■receive it, wnl have it forwarded to their address, grutio. 1HAVR made arrangement* w ith Messrs. *1 \Rl) k A3TC1SS0N, by which all orders ii740 prizes g l28,0tK> 9264 blanks Price of Pickets $10—slinrrs in proportion. The scheme of the tith class of the Wash ington Monument Lottery is nearly the same us the last The same capital, anil the tickets are of llie same price. The only ditlcrcm c consists in the distribution of the capital into prizes Washington Monument Lottery, otli class.—SCHEME. 1 prize ot g 2t>,nmi is g 20,ot»rt 2 prises of lo,tato is 20,tmy 2 prizes of 5,mm is Jo.imrt 3 prizes of 2,mm is 6,000 8 prizes of 1,000 is 8,into 60 prizes of 100 is 6,000 loo prizes of 50 is 5,oo0 800 prizes of 20 is 4,m>0 6000 prizes of iO is 60,000 6360 prizes g 128,000 10034 blanks. Prieto] tickets g\0—shares in proportion. The office will be kept at the hook store of 11 Atkisson, where orders, accompanied with the nush, or prizes in any of the Baltimore lot leric--, tt ill meet with prompt attention. IYr -ons holding prizes in the Maryland btatc Lot tery should exchange them Indore the rise of ticket', which will shortly take place. Hegu jar lists of the drawings will he kept for the inspection of holders of'tickets in all the lot teries aho\e mentioned. April 1 DAItBY S E1NTION OF IS just published and for sale at Warner’s Book Store, Market Bridge, Richmond. The following notice of this work, is taken from a Philadelphia paper Wc hare »el dom taken up a volume with which we 11 have been better satisfied than we have with this. It contains about 1250 pages, 8vo. mid embraces a larger mass of use In* a*"! interest iag mailer than atiy similar work wc have seen. It may well he said to be the best American Gazetteer, extant.— The subscription price was gH 50, but to o thers, it sells at #1 advance, and is at that price (he cheapest work we have seen issued Irom the press. It ought to l/e in the pos session of every family, and w e have no doubt the market will he speedily cleared of 'hr Resent edition. Annexed to the Gazet leer, is the Constitution of the United States urn! those of the States, with the latest a mendments and revisions." Richmond, April II. 3t 38 JSVgYuea Joy fcoVo. I HAVE a parcel of likely NEGROES, which will be sold low for cash—or 011 reasonable terms ou 8 or J2 month* credit. JOSEPH ECHOLS. March 28. wte 84 New and Valuable Mediciuo. f Mila tie«v and elegant Halsam InUnfai 4 to mhiiiI unrivMlIetl in its merit*, lor Con-. sumptions and Coughs,and we boldly venture to H.trrt that no Medicine lias ever gained so much credit in so short a time as tin- cotnpo- silion. Scarcely a case occurs but may lie t relieved by the timely u.-e of it, many having lately n**J it in seated Consumption* with the mo*t surprising success, who were given up by the most skflful physicians in the country. Many certificates of its ClDcary accompany each bottle. I hereby certify tint my wife has for some time pa-t been Iron Si fd with a vrilvnl I ougli, j and has tmnu in a very delicate health, and idler having tried many different things with out getting relief, I bought loi her a bottle of I Hr. Mellen’s rough Drops, from the use of, which a very short time she found grunt relief, J and her faugh lin- entirely left her, and she, has regained her strength JOHN W. JUNK I NS. Iluthnn, 121 h Month l, Mrs. Alargaret II. Lightfont, Lynch k Co. Green B. Lew el leu, James I). Little, Mrs. Susan lessen, Daniel Love, Tbomus Lucas, Miss Sarah C. Lee. Al—James F. Martin, Win Martin, W m, Ale Kenney C, Bishop Mc-Kentlicc, Rev. C. S. Morning, Haivey Mitchell i, Wm. Atorgan, Edward C. Manslii Id, Ro bert Mims, (.’apt. Gideon Alassic, li. May e', Rich 1 Morrell, Charles Alallit, Alls. Jane Morgan, John Monalmn. wV*~—Sii»*nr«»r Xorvi ll. O—Dennis O’Blien. P—John H. Price, Benjamin A. Phillips, James Pettit, Wiatt Pettyjohn, Rev. Jas. Pattison, Win. Pinnell, Joseph (i. Porter, Richard Pendleton 2, William B. Pattison, Edw ard Price, John Price. Q—R. D. Quarles k Co. Quinn k Ware 3. K—Maj. J. B. Risque, Wm, M. Rives 5, Joseph Roberts, Miss Sarah Ray, Dane I Russel, Win. I. Higdon, Henry I. Rose, James Roane jr. Wm. Kohinson, Rev. Ro bert R. Roberts, Miss Elizabeth Robles. S—Sergeant Corporation, Miss Maria A. Seott, William Shelton, Jonathan Sol zer, Wm. P. Sisson, Henry Safely, John H. Smith, Lewis Schooler, John W. Srhenck, ('apt. E. Spain, Wiatt Seay, Dr. Wilson Seldom 7—Clement Townsend, Benjamin Tho mas, David Tinsley, Samuel L. Taliaferro, James Taliaferro, Pleasant Timberlake, Maj. O. Towles, ChristopherTeuison,Thu mas Terry jr. if*—Benjamin Vawter S, Alfred Vanuer son V—Mrs. Elizabeth Uland. W—R. H. Walthall, Alexander Williams, Frederick Wendill, Merit M. White, Ed ward Winston 3, Edward Wood, Capt. Jo seph Wader, Charles Wilson, Mrs. Susan Wallace. 1'—John Yore. JOHN D. MURRELL, P. M. March L 35 wgw Just published, mid for sale, AT Echols k North’s and ffoctor At kisson s Bookstores, An Affeetionat* Ad dress to the Clergy of all denomination! in the United Strrtn, on the Writing! of the honorable Lenanuel Swedenborg, by JOHN I. CABELL. Price, 124 Cent! March Jb. w4w 34 liEATUY.tt. The tvbtcribert have ju*t rtct irrrf, 4\Htts vU. tttwA i.euU\fcT, 4 dozeu New England Hog Skin* and luO aide* Skirting. Also, TA.WVVAta’ Oil*. All of which they w ill sell low for rash. j. c roE. May f>. w t* 40 XHtSlhALE. IkV tirtue of a dead of trust executed to MJ the subscriber by Hubei I french, for the purpose of mm uritij! the puy infill of curtain debts (herein mciiliuuuil, which deed heats dale the .1st of March, ih23, and is duly of record in the ierk'* uilicc ol the cor|>orn!ioii ol Lynchburg, will he exposed to sHle,al pub lic auction, to the iiighert bidder, for cash, at the dwelling house of said French, in I lit low n of Lynchburg, on Saturday Ihc24lh day ol tiie present mouth, The following property, to wit one cow and calf, two lieds and furniture, one bureau, one looking glass, one carpet, half a dozen wind•orchttirx,and sundry other articles of household and kitchen furniture—Acting a* trustee the sithseriher will convey such title as i* vested in him tiy said ’•gust and none other. i> It. i-.Dl.LV, Trustee. May A. wliw 40 TIUJHT SALK. By virtue of n (feed uf I runt executed to the sithseriher* hy Townxoo Truslow, hearing dale the 31st January, Ih23, for the purposes therein mentioned, which is of re cord in tire corporation court of Lynchburg, 1 shall, on Saturday the 17th inst. at the dwel ling house of said Truslow-, proceed to sell, by way of public auction, The following articles of person al property, viz Four feather Iteds and furniture, two bureaus, three dining tables, title tea -table, one anti a half iIokkii chairs, silver spoons, itc. The a foresuid properly tvill he stdtl for cash. The title i* indisputable—hut the subscriber will only he responsible ns trustee in the deed aforesaid. HENRY UUNNINGTON, Trustee. May 9. tds 40 HE.WAU.tt, 1^0 K apprehending. or aero ring in any juil in this stale so tii.it 1 get liim, a mu latto man slave mimed .MHiUAW, who rnnaway from my residence, near Henry court house, last December, hut did not leave the county till the first of March, at which time he took a licnsl of mine from a phi 111n lion alum! five miles from home. On the *2nth instant, I received a letter from the jailer of Augusta comity. He was there. This letter was drtte.d the Hlh instant. sent on immedi ately lint it seems that on the Iut4i, the jailer carelessly permitte ilhiin to esea|>e. I got my beast The slave is stiH going at large. He is about five feet 10 inches high, twenty-two years of ace, stout built, a small scar in his forehead, just below his hair UKUKKi: II AHtSTON May 9 do w3tv X ul'uw. I AH h; rootractors on the canal are in tVanl I of hands at this time, and on the loth ol Mny the superintendent on the old canal will reipiire a considerable addition to hi., uuuiher, as well as a few good overseers, who can come well recommended RANDOLPH HARRISON, April 29. -’t C'r it's J’s H Cl. the srnsruiiti ii wii.i. sei.i., Tilt; TRACT OF C.kX'It ON w hicli he resides, lying in the county of Pittsylvania, continuing liy old Sur veys ISIS acres, (hut which it is ctwAitartly believed will measure Ifiutt) on which 'is u new w ell built lilt il'k L>LUL LING liOUHE, ati by 20 feet, two stories high, with u 10 feet wing brick smoke house, yard and garden recently puled w itli locust posts and sawed mils and puli s, a new ice house. apple uml peach orchards, 6.C. There arc on tins land about "-iVHi atm \iViw -\lrmnvc\s, mostly in woods with a large portion (say one third) good high land, tobacco ground, not nearly the whole tract good grain land, dioundiiig in good limber. Indeed it is given up lo he the host limbered laud in the county and susceptible of the highest improvement .lie water is not surpassed hy any in tIre state, and n more healthy situation cannot tie found. The terms will lie made accommodating, not more than one third of the money will he re quired in hand, and the balance in convenient instalments Those wishing to realize, per haps miiyslo well to examine this land, as such is not often in market. Letters in relen-rtce to ii sale, diverted to llie subscriber at f'slhuid’s store, Pittsylvania, Will be attended to. KALI’H SMITH, jr. May 0. vu 40 Notice is hereby given, f¥H) the. stockholders in the Roanoke X Navigation Company that hi the various meetings of the President and Directors ol said company, the following requisitions wire made on said sloehlmlders, us set forth in the subjoined authentic slulf incut,uml with w hicli all delinquent stockholders arc earnestly re quosted to comply. ROCK LANDING, N. Office of the Roanoke ,Vu ligation Compmiy. Resolved, That the Stockholders in the Roanoke Navigation Company, arc Irtrehy requested to pay to ilie Treasurer, at Hulilax, N. C. on the loth Lcnruary next, ten dollars on each share, hy Uiein respectively bold, in addition to the to per cent, payable hereto lure."-—(The ubuve requisition the kvth Decem ber, 1817J On/irrd, That the stockholders pay into the Treasury on the 10th day of December next, fifteen dollars on each shave hy them held respectively', in addition 'n the instal ment now due.”—(PassedMIh (Jrlober, I8l8.j lie,solved, That ten dollars on each share of stock lie called in on the 1st day of Septem ber next."—(Passed 2,'>//i March, 18Itr; Ordered, That 10 per l i nt on each share of stock be paid to the Treasurer on tiie 1st day of February next, being the 6th requisi ion."—(Pasted 28l/» October, l8lti Ordered, That the stockholders in llie Roanoke Navigation Ciniqxiny, be, and they are hereby required to pay into the Treasury on the 1st day of January next, ten dollars on curb share held by them retjiectively."—(Pa* saditSlh October, >820 Ordered, That the stockholders in the Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and they Hre hereby required to pay into tire Treasury on the istdny of February next, the Mini ol eight dollars on each share of stock held hv them respectively.”—(Passed 13th .Yovadber, i82i.; I, Andrew Joyner, clerk of the Roanoke Navigation Company, certify the foregoing to tic correctly copied from the records of the said company. Given under my hand and seal of other, the 20th day of May, 1822. C opy A JOYNER, Clerk. April 4. wfiw da M&USR.Ui’a SAIaE. PURSUANT f a decree of the superior ■court ni chancery for liie Lynchburg dis trict, pronounced oh the 1 h day of May. IH22, between Thomas Crews, VV iliiaui Bry die, Nancy McCredie and Betsy Brydie, plain tiffs anu W illiam Long and Betsy bis wife, John Kills, Richard Kilts, Thomas Aldridge, George Myers,James S. Pendleton, William Mann and John Myers Ai Co. defendants, The undersigned, marshal rtf the said court, will, on W ednesday the. lltii day of June, 1W2d, |iro Cecil to sell, by way of public auction, to the highest balder, lor cash, the following leal and persona! propel ty, to wit OiMi ttvuv'ui tiract or \uvv re\ of \inm\, lying in flie county of Amherst, called I.ANF. V1LLE, containing WR» acres, (l>e the same more or less) and adjoining the lands ol James Powell, Rivers, Nancy Shields and Lindsay Coleman. Also, VU\o otUwr Tract of LamA, lying in the said county ol Amherst, contain ing H1A acres, (be the same, more or less) and adjoining the lands of Lindsay Coleman, Jus. Franklin, dec’d, and Nancy Shields. Also, TAvfc ioA\uvw\«g *n\hvca, to wit :—Charlotte, Jenny, Pleasant, James, Milley, Harry, Jerry, (sen of Jerry,) Marion, Sarah, Bridget, Hazia, Edmund, Nelson, Jor dan, Willis, Jim, Judith, Marin, Billy, Betsy, John, Burton, Mary, William, Zackey, Lucy, Edgar, Suckey, tiill, Emanuel, Reuben, Lac key, Charles, Lewis, Guy, AbrHtn, Joshua, Doll, Lucy, Mary and Eliza, together with the increase of the female slaves, if any. Also, one mahogany bedstead, bed, matrass and fur niture, one mahogany dining table mid side board, three bedsteads ami beds,two matrasses and furniture, <14 chairs and settee of same co lor, onehlack-wnlnut book e.ase,oue dozen la id spoons and siiteeu tea spoons, one ladle, (all of silver) one dozen lurge and one dozen small white handled knives and forks,one half dozen green bandied knives ami forks, and one half dozen bock horn handled knives and forks, one mahogany clotbes-pressarirl chest ol drawers, with their contents, consisting til glass and China ware, blankets, streets and cemilerpanes,i)iie easy chair, one riding car riage and two sorrel horses, two marcs, one bay colt, one mute, one sorrel and 'one bay horse, 61 head ol hogs, d7 head of shee.pand 20 head ol cattle The sale will commence on The first und lie adjourned to the second de scribed tract of land. GEO. B. W OODSON, M L. D. C. May 6. wtds 77 BV virtue of 11 deed of trust executed bv Anson Mien to the subscriber, for purposes therein iiientioued, bearing date the tuth February Iflllt, and recorilcd iu the Herbs office of the Hutting's rourt ofEynch burg, I shall proceed to sell, for cash, on the |trcinise«, on Friday the Oth day rd' May next, a LOT, w ith n small llrru-.e fliercon, lying on third street, adjoining the pro perty of Edward Duffel, containing 41J feet and more particularly described hi said deed. Acting ns Trustee I shall convey only such title as is vested in me. CHISWEfX DABNEY, Trunk? April 20. tctd»37 YH-. YVW.MYi.YIY iYVSTYJs* OFFERS liis professional services to the citizens of Cninphell and Pittsylvania enmities, contiguous to ca[itain Ward's bridge, lie may be found at Mr Watson'*tavern, half a mile south of the bridge. Pittsylvania, April 25. vvlw 3S \.YLY3w\\\\.Yt YixYY for sale. t'lT'IIL SFBSCItntF.lt is still desirous of sel I ling the Tract eft and whereon he now resides, containing about thtO acres. On Ibis tract is n DWELLING HOUSE with live rooms and a Targe passage, arid every other u necessary house good fruit of e vory description. Also, an excellent UYYYST .MYIVl., on a good stream. This Invid is nlimit 2 miles until of Mr. Holier! Hun let's, and is consider ed ns valuable as any true! of high land in the county. For terms apply to the sitb-rrilier. Alt'CHlUAl.D BDUXNC, jr. Campbell County, April 4. w ts 45 TvusY *vaYp. BY virtue of two trust-deeds, of record ill the clerk’s office of the county court ol Mnher-t, executed by Merit! M. While, and the said Meritt M and W illia-oi White, I shall proceed to sell by way ol public auction for cash in the town of fid In-1, on the ITtli day of May, next ensuing, for the postpone ol' car rying into effect the objects of the said trust deeds, the billowing slaves, to wit, Ed ward, a waterman, George, also a waterman, Hlio da, and her child, Abliy, and'her two children and Charity-; or so many of them, as will be necessary to answer the purpose ol the said trusts. These negroes are ail young and ex exoeedingly valuable, and thctitles is believed to be indisjrtr.ublc but 1 shall convey only such title as is Vested in me by the tru.-ts a fore-nid. WILLIAM ABN I STEAD. May 2 3» ids JCttWee. BY virtue of a deed _ J li WI.tlBlail, ^Twslees May w3tv 40 feAYVftl/Efc, &Att\VLIiS SPIUNG SADDLES! ,i ,tL,rwltr^;ul.ru!u:;^r:rpu^1 ilie patronage lit has reeved kr lliem that in HtUiitiou to hi* i.iLm-i.i ,i V™’ SADDLEHY, ("hie. J^’ornuanly he UileneU to oiler to the A Patent Spring Saddle, Constructed on the most approved plan that hu> ever hem introduced uniting case to the rtderand -aletj toil,. horse -1.' subscriber hatters hlmseit that hi* Saddle liHve l>e#*a ;ia much approved both b»r tl cu e to the ridel a* w ell a* safety to the hor» (at the »nme tone combining neatness and H? rability) as any other SMtioler s in i|ie t Being possessed oi workmen not t„ be ■ed either in the neatness or the evecuti 1 their work* and giving prompt allention hoMoess, «S we I as having di*p,,*i,. please, be humbly trusts lie w ill Mill receive share of tin- public patronage which hasher,*1 t of ore been so liberally affordeu him h htock consists of nl* Best plain Mens’ anil Womens’ Saddle* (lint to be surpassed,) Common do. do 1 Best and eonnuon Coach and Ui Harm I Jersey do. Waggon do. Cart and Dray do. TOefeTHr.R WITH Plated Undies t, MurtingaUs, first Common do. J• Saddle Hags, Vtilers, Portmanteaus Trunks, L'a/is, tfc. fyc. All of which will lie sold low, for cush to punctual customers on rreilit KG-BEHf 1! CRAY 2j Country produce will he taken in ej. change for debts or work. R. tj ?>‘neli 18. _ Itwts lii’Vjf Dollars Hew aid, L'tYK apprehending and securing him in A Jiiil, so tlml I get him again, it taken out ot the btnle, of twenty dollars if taken in btutc. JACK HARRISS, a free negro, raised in the‘County of Bedford, State of Virginia— hold his indentures, dated the 28th (n to|„,r 17i»3—said Jack Harriss was sold by order of Buckingham court,to pay jail lees, was pur chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom he shortly runaway, was taken in the county of Bedford, lodged in jail, at which (dace he was again sold when I became the purchaser._ Jack Harriss is a yellow fellow, stout malic about 6 feet high, between -‘Miaul 40 years of age, professes to lay stone or lirii k. When lie lull me lie wore lung whiskers, which cun lm easily cut oft', Ilia hat had fast halt t|„. Iiis clothing us I believe dark mixed cloth! clerks of courts where his Indentures may h« recorded, We cieitic-ned against removing them JOHN P. GRAY. Bedford, Kch. 14. w ts2H AT rules held in the clerk’s office of tin* county court of Buckingham, lor the month ot March, 1-823. Philip 41. Vest, and William Vest, also, Sal ly Polly, John F. hit i'G. ami Betsey G. Veal, which surd bally, Polly, John F. Levi G. and Betsey G. Vest, are infants, and sue By John Vest, their tutir«i ami uejt itietnj, pit lit Ilf'lllHSt Clmries Garrott, administrator w itli the w ill annexed of John Gibson, dec'll, bally Gibson widow of the said deceased, William Gibson! I’liebe Perkins, Thomas Molloy and bally bin wife* W r11 mm Denny and Nancy his wife, John Gibson, Levi Gibson, Pend Gibson, Boland Spouse ami Patsy hi« wile, and Ir.xa bjam,,), iiilmit ehildot Polly bjaiuse, dec'd, who was formerly Polly Gibson, Ueltnuunb tV II.IYCER Y. The defendants John Gibson, and Read Gib. son mrt having entered tlieir appearance, ami given sen-city according to the act of assem bly and the rules of this court, and it ap|*-Hr» iug by satisfactory evidence that they me not iiihutHtunts of tk is slate, on the motion ul thn plaintiffs by counsel, II is unit nil, that the said! defendants Jidin and Bond Gibson do appear here M June cour t next, and answer the plain lifts' hill, nnd that a copy of this order ho forthwith inserted in the Virginian for nu* months successively, mid that another copv thereof be posted at the front door of thu court-house ot this county. A Copy. R. RLDRIRl.K, D C \VvaV rersuuaY Estate. BV' virtue of a trust Heed executed by John M Gordon and lus wife, bearing date on the 13th day of April, lKl!>,and recor ded in the busting* court of Lynchburg, and county court ol Campbell, fur certain purpurea therein mentioned, w e shall, according to the condition* expressed in the said trust deed, sell to the highest bidder, tor ready money, Indore the door of the f ranklin lintel, in taw low’ll of Lynchburg, on the 27th day of May next, tire lollow ing WeaV Ehlwie, TO WIT one halt'acre Lot in the tow n of Lynchbur|, No. 113, ami ore hull'Here Lot adjoining No. 113, on the N. E. side thereof, and w hich two Lots comprehend the ground uud premise* irowthc residence of the said John M.Gordon. One Lot containing Ath of no ucre, on Fell* ertil Mill, with a two story framed homo thereon, now tlie residence of Mr. DnviJ Rhodes—82A feet of ground on Diamond Hill, on 2d street, running back to 1st street, 2<>4 feet, being the same ground purchased of r'i Samuel Anthony, 41j feet ol mound or. i',a4J side of 2d street, purchased ot Williams, run ning hack 132 feet—285 acres of Land in Ca'rii|>bell county, on the waters of Staunton, purchased of W in. Harris—All of the said Gor don's interest in ]29 acres of Land, near Campbell court house, purchased of Juuie* Beimgh us trustee. Also, T\\e l'uUoyiing Xegraes* to wit :—Frank, Fanny, Murthn, Cornelius, frank, (a hoy) Washington and James, li e title to the above projierty is believed to be good Imt acting ns trustees, we shall convey such h* is vested in us and none other. GF.ORGF. CABELL, A T1IO.-S HIGGINBOTHAM, Trustee W ILLIAM NORVELL, The pnrtiesfor whose benefit the above pro party is to be sold, consent to the sale taking place on a credit of 12 and 18 months, up on the purchaser giving negotiable notes, jj>a> abte at either of the Banks in Lx (icbburg, mid a deed of trust upon the property to secure il;r pay intuit. G. C. T. H W.JV April 11. wtds 3d MR. GEORGE S. HOIXOWAV Sir—As you have no place of resided known tome, ami coimot be found, tobe ser' ed with notice—1 lake this method to appii'* you, that 1 shall on the 7tli day of June 182 at the Union Hotel in Lynchhurg, proceed t take sundry depositions, to be read a* <•'1 deuce on the trial of a suit depending in Ih* Superior Court of Chancery holden at Lviicl burg, in which lam plaintiff, nml your' Thomas S. Hollownv, ami William W.l" naghod arc deft' J.MfF.Z CAMDEN May 2 39 w4«