VF.ATVtV.Tk. Y'X iubttritrrt krrrjutl referred, \sl. n««li l.fftiktT, 4 doxen New F-nr'end ‘*i«K I"® side* Skirting. Mm, TA.V.V V'.IIA1 vU\». All of w JiioA they will sell l<*« for rash d c rt-F. May 9 fcu\flWurtiu* V**i\gaU«iui. 11 ltd K «ub«rrth*-r tia* cateblfshed at his 1 AflDlClNK aroat, (in a (•roan put of tl«e h«n«*,) four doors nerth of !be Hm-k of Virginia, .4 JAiH for the ar.jiicetion of *ul phuiuus Fumigation*, for tin cure of lioul, Jrtifiimit. ni, all disen es of tlx- Skin. rainy, tr Uc Ir Europe this mode ol practice ha» been pttrvied with the happiest result. di> e>ali ruse hat I- most worthy of remark in this case is, the pre.it and sudden influence exerted upon the parts not subjected to Ihc immediate operation id the sulpliuiutl gas Itheiimntir iff i cl ion a) the llend. A surgeon, thirty two yeutx ol ngr, of a good conUltBt'nin, lind suffered Idr live years, }iain, with a *eu*ntion ol pressure, and prick ing in the scalp, arising Irotuu sudden check of the perspiration, from a cufd hath Du ring the sanf' period, the skin of-the body was covered with liver colour ed spot-, I which caused kn insupportable itching t hese t'.xins of the head foil incapacitated him from doing an) thing that required at tention, lie war- then tote compelled To a baudon hix yirolatxioii, and even botany, hit favourite study five luuugalioiis, taken from the fourth to the righth ol Dec dissipa ted the pains, rtqiuved the uneasiness in the »ralp, and enabled him to return to his usual occupations A inoiith after this treatment the cuticle was renewed over the whole ho ds’ I-aw the patient eight months aftai vvania; fee Hilt enjoyed sound health ol mind and Iki- i *>y Chronic W eumatism, complicated with (hint. A mail, aged Aity-four years, ol a good run flitutiou, had been lin-ssfissil!y aHVi ted, lot live years, vv iih rhe umatic palm, shifting fiom the bead to the lire st, and ail the joints, and vv ho bad gout alternately in each idol, received finer Rjsplications ul the luinigulious, from the doth to the 17th ol Ap II— the first of which Jlioduced copious perspiration, lie was deli vered, a> it by mugic, from ins pams, and the A- xibtliiy of his limbs restored thy Tetter. A man, forty-tlnee years of age. an inhnb* fant ot one of ilia ports of the Adriatic, ha been aiflicte I lor ten y cars w ills a v cry eaten- five tetter, surrounding tin- neck and should drrs. The teller was dry, and often covered with red points, with suppurating tumors, to winch the lin-n adhered It was attend *d vvitlt excessive itching The general health 1 ivaa good, except a light chrome opthaliuia, attributed to the -eft air. He recollected hnv tug been informed hy his mother that site had .suffered during her youth Iroru an herpetic e fllpOon He Invd tried a lew remedies, among other--, a solution of muriatic acid, rubbed un on the |iert. without success After the Amt imnigaitou, taken on the 22<] M Juno, the tubing diminished, him), as the fmiinut ii there lore picvenled from scratch ing, the Itntu no longer adheied lo the hack. A iter the seventh application, the improve ment was Indy astonishing, the itching hav ing almost entirely rea-ed \n eruption, ari sing trom (lie fumigations, appeared upon the fight arm. so as to interrupt the treatment; Tml fourteen fumigations in ten days con:pie led tiso core. This establishment has but recently gone in to operation I have a number of inveterate cutes under my management,all ol which have improved greatly beyond uiy expectation* BENJ. t OWENS. N B An extensive assortment of MEDI CINES, FAINTS,DYE-STI EE>, u for -»le upon the most reasonable terms. It Y.O October II 2ots BY virtue of a tiectl of trust executed to me by Thomas Bunting and Ann his wife, foe purposes therein mentioned, hearing date on the 22d duy of June, 1821, ami recorded in the county court of Bedford, on Saturday the 24lh day of Mav nest, I -huU proceed lit sell, to the highest bidder, tor ready money, on the premises, A IAVC As.AXIA, in said county, (meadows of Goose creek) containing 8j ueres, a snug framed dwelling house, and other buildings. 1 shall convey a.ich title only as is vested in me LEWIS WINGFIELD April 25. w3w*38 f 1 \AKEX up by Lewis Dawson, in Am l ht:rst county seven miles from Lynch burg a paie red cow, eight or nine years old, white on her belly, right flank, hind legs, and end q/ her tail, als..*ith sums; white spots on her fore legs just above the hocks, nmrked with n -lit in the right ear, nnd a crop ami Oriderkeel in the left, appraised at ten dollars Civen under our hands this llthdavof Fe brudiy 1823. r.nrrcT bell, a vifino>r, bin ford. WILLIS M REYNOLDS. JimUcrft rour.ty to wit The above appraisers were duly qualified before me, a justice of the pence for said •ouniy the 11th Feb^uers !P23 nelson r dawson. A Copy Teste, A 3 DAVIES r a e Mjlj 2 Jf V\fl3 TUWuta \lrvfftTcA, 1.VIR app rrl„ ndmg and sectrii* Vtn in Jail, «o that I get liim ue<*,n d tof.cn out of the SUrte or twenty ifdMar* d 1-ilten in the M»tf J tf* IIARHISS, n li»e negro, raised in fl.e cbuiiU- ol Itedmi'l, State of Virginia--I Itolrl Bis indentuers, .lifted Tile 'Jttlli Octofier t>da feet high, between Waul M< years nt 'ac1' peolesses iu lay stone or blit U When be 1 left uie be wore long whiskers, which can be j easily cut off, hi* but Imd lost bait the luiin, I lo* clothing as I beliesc dark tuned rbitli. clerk* of miirla where hi. Indentures may he •recorded, arc cautioned again-! removing I them JOH.N I’. t.H-W Bedford, Feb. 14.__wt* 28 .VtAWt*. HY virtue of a devil o! trio t ejrcf ijtert to the subscribers hv l»ra„*,illr I'ruddock, for purpose* therein uientloiied, will lie Mild, to the tiighed bidder, at Kalita* court house, on the ti ll, day of June nest, on the accom modating term* sf one, two and three years, TUVa YU*\A, TaVKYUV, pj-yll At HiiMfa* court hotian, furnish ed with ail the necessary hiiiltl itigs. stables, Nr bio together JftMMBk w ill, about n fo res ol land uttucli ed thuieto O.Vfi \AY\\ lying nearly opposite siiid tavern, containing upward* of on acre ot land Vtmv Y\uYY ficve, YiOlft, ly ing in tlie (own ol Banister one ot which i* wull improved, having a DWBBLIMi IlOl'SK, w ith other necessary nut houses for tlie si comiiioiJstioii ot a family. There will also he ofl'ered tor sale, oil tin: -ame day, A LOT OK LAND, lying immediately opposite the Hell Tavern, with a com ellieiit store ■house, sluLdcs, Air by the proprietors Wiuibi-li, Shelton k Co. \Vu utso oiler for sale, at private contract, T\\fc Tract »>V V.um\, whereon *««ivillc* C'raiMocW now r«*: oil's, «'Ot*tnifiing hi'i ucrt.H, IruunMy iuii'ioveH w ith .1 Lr^« ami commmlious dwel ling house, topetlor with out* liouse.s of every description.— _ t his »ihjl.t;V May Hi w'.’w*tt Notice is hereby given, '|M> tlu' stocklioldors in tin* Roanoke l Navigation Company, tlmt at the various mop tings of tlie President and I hrertors ot said company, (lie tedlow ing requisitions w ere made uii said stockholder*, as set forth in ihc subjoined authentic statement,and w ith which all delinquent stockholders art earnestly re quested to comply. KOI K LANDING, N. V. Office qfthe Roanoke Navigation Company. Retailed, Tlint the stockholders in the Roanoke Navigation Company, are hereby requested to pay to the Treasurer, at Halifax, N. C. on t-he 15th February next, ten dollurs on each share, by them respectively held, in addition to the 10 per cent, payable hereto fore"—( The above requisition the litth Dcecm ber, 1815.) “Ordered, That the stockholders pay into the Treasury on the. 10th duy of December next, titteen dollars on each share by them held respectively, in addition to the instal ment now due.”—(Passed28th October, 1818.) Recalled, That ten dollars on eneb share o* -lock he called in on the 1st day of Septem ber next.”—(Passed 25th March, 1819.) Ordered, lhat 10 per cent on each share ef stock bo paid to the Treasurer on the 1st day of February next, being the 5th requisi tion.”—(Passed 2ht/i October, 1819 Ordered, That the stockholders in the Roanoke Navigation Company, he, and they are hereby required to pay into the Treasury on the Lt dny of January next, ti p dollars on each share held by them respectively "_(Par ted 25th Octqbtr, 1820.) Ordered, That the stockholder- in the Ronnoke Navigation Company, be, and they are hereby required to pay into the Treasury on the ht day of February next, the sum of eight dollars on each share of stork held by them respectively.”—(Passed )!3'20,005 is £20,000 i prnu of lo.ooo io.ooo I prize of 6,000 6.000 I prize of 4,ooo 4,ooo t prize of 4,000 8,000 1 prize of 2,000 2,080 6 prizes of 1,000 6,000 5 prize* of 600 2,600 |0 prizes of 200 2,000 !20 prize* of loo 2,000 60 prize* of 60 2,6(H) 300 prizes of 20 0,000 300 prizes of 16 4,500 GI60 prizes of lu 01,500 16,000 Tickets £128,0*10 "I'levi-fifths of tlic whole number of tick ets in the University Lottery most be pri zes, consequently it offers great advantages to tin adventurer, and with much lent risk than any scheme which has been offered in this city fora number of years. Ticket* £10 on (Quarters £2 60 Halves 6 1)0 Eighths I 26 TOH SALK at O HI N S N’ 8 OLD ESTABLISHED LOTTERY &t EXCHANGE OFFICE, I urncr n/ Si I’nill't l,nut. unit Market SI. Where may lie had ticket* and shares in any of the Baltimore Lotteries. Orders from any part of the United States, enclosing prize tickets or cash (post paid) will lie promptly answered by return of mail, if addressed to IIENKY ROBINSON, Secretary to the Managers—Baltimore. A complete list of each day’s drawing of the University, Washington Monument, anil State Lotteries, will appear in Robin son's Stock and Exchange Gazette,” which is published weekly—all purchasers of tickets who may signify their desire to receive it, will hate it forwarded to their address, gratis. I HAVE made arrangements with Messrs. \ltl> hi A'i'KlSSON, by wliieli all orders .'id'li'i'"i'll to me (or tickets in eilliec ol ttie Baltimore Lotte' ies, and left w ith tlnui, w ill I i tilled at U>C Baltimore prices, and free n] Untrtmrr,. HEN It V ROBINSON I April 29. ts 77 \t TTUittX Attfc.YCY. YY’AIIH .V ATKISSON will receive T T onlcrs for tickets in tiny ot the North ern Lotteries There are at this time the’ e si tootle* hi which tickets are ready lor side in the. eity of Uultimore. The 2d class ot the Maryland State Lottery (the Jsl just drum'll) is tUu most splendid. Maryland State Lottery, No. SCHEME. 1 prize of g JtHi,ooti i« g loO.OOO 1 prize of 20,000 is 20,000 2 prize of 10,000 is 20,000 2 prizes of 5,000 is '10,000 20 prizes ot 1,000 is 410,000 6o prize.-, of loo is 6,000 00 prizes of 60 is 3,000 60(H) prizes of 12 is 72,000 6130 prizes $‘250,000 Ibaiij blanks. Price of Tickets, g\'i~—shares in proportion. Tlie 2d class of the University Lottery pre scuts tin: following scheme which as it con tains ncurlyjus many prizes as blank', will he considered the most safe University Littery, ad class. SCHEME; 1 prize ot g 2o,ihmi is g 20;o00 1 prize of 10,tain is 10,000 1 prize ot 6,000 is 6,000 1 prize ol 4,000 i* 4,otto I prize of 3,000 is 3,ooo t prize ot 2,000 is 2,iuK» ft prizes of 1,000 is 6,000 ft pri'zes ot ftoo I* 2,500 to prizes of 2IHI is 2,IHM) 2o prizes of Itxi is 2,000 50 prizes of 60 is 2,500 2*Ht prizes of 20 is 4,000 300 prizes ot 15 is 4,5(H) filtio prizes of 40 is 61,5(H) 6746 prizes g 12H,tH.*0 9254 lilnnks. Price of Tickets gTQ—shares in proportion. Tlie scheme ot the 6:lt class, of the Wash ington Monument Lottery is nearly the same a> the last. The same capital, and the tickets are of the same price The only diflcreni r consists in the distribution of the capital into prizes Washington Monument Lottery, 6th das.-.—SCHEME. 1 prize id g 20,000 is 5 ‘20.000 2 prizes of 10,000 is 20,0(‘0 2 prizes of 6,000 is to,000 3 prizes of 2,000 is 6,000 8 prizes of 1,000 is 8,000 60 prizes of 1(H) is 6,000 lOO prizes of 60 is 6,000 2 sale,art pub lic auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the dwelling house of said French, in tin* town of Lynchburg, on Saturday lhe24tli day of the present month, the following property, to it it one cow and calf, two beds and furniture, one bureau, one looking glass, one carpet, half a dozen wind sot'chairs, and sundry other ar'teles of household and kitchen furniture—Aetingas trustee the subscriber will convey such titie as is vested in him by said trust ami none other. D. It. EDLKY, Trustee. May 3. \v2w 40 AvUVicvuA MuvmA WuUm*, Foil SALE BY AHAW VsA. lAaVlYVa. TII.WU on band, a general assortment of DKI'liS ic MEDICINES, and expect to receive shotily, an additional otpplv. IlOWI.L DAVIES. May 10. 2t 41 j Mar^ianA State Lottcrv, •Vo. n. 100.000 DOLL \((y—HIOI1EST PRIZE sciiejui: 4 prize of £100,000 is ltd),0 1 do 20,000 is 20,000 2 do lo.iaai i, 20,000 2 do 6 mm is 10,000 2<> do t.mai i* 20,000 60 do ONI i* b ooo do do 60 i, a,ouo 6000 do 12 is 72,000 til'd) prizes 250,000 1 HHiVl blank* 27.000 Ticket* at 10 dnflars, £260,000 I he prize* only to be drnstn, by w hich fir rangeineti* the scheme •.vdl completed in TIV L.VI' 1 frlOl li'I.Vlifi.—One prize nt 6,000 dollars w ill he deposited in the wheel alter the loartli drawing. One prize ol £10,000 alter the twelfth drawing the 20,000 niter llie lilteenth, and the £100,000 prize will he depo-ited in the wheel on the nineteenth draw ing. Prizes subject to a deduction irf fifteen per rent puyable si.Py days alter the completion ol the draw ing. The other prizes to lie limit* ingflton the. eommeiieeineiit of the draw ing. .1 I. M UVKI.Vs, f N. K WILLIAMS,/ Commissioners. J n IU MitiOLU, All orders lor tickets it Iclt or directed to tlie Lucky Office of 8. ai M ALLEN k CO. /•'a. 7V*. Mhrktl St. liirhirmtid, W ill lie duty attended to, ami any information given with jtleiisure. Whole Tickets §12 I tjoarlers 3 (10 Halves ti j Eighths 1 50 (I The C ASH will he paid at right lor ail prizes ordered by ALLEN'S ki CO. April 15. dt 74 fly*.Hurt Prompt Payment nt Mien's "V' O. 14,1 no, which drew tlie great eapi X. s lal pri/e ol Twenty 'Thousand hollars in the Alut land Stale Lottery, was presented hy the fortunate lioldei at Allen's, and le* re ceived the cash at sight yesterday morning in Spi nr S v M. Allen k Co had the pleasure of or dering nnd pay ing in the same Lottery No. 12,o53, n prize ot Tr.ti Thousand Dollars, at sight—also No 3908. a prize nt Oar Thousand Dollars. Such prompt payment ought to be a much greater inducement for adventurers to leave or nettd their orders directed to the tru ly turlunale office of S 6i M ALLEN it CO. A Vi. 759 Muin-slm I, Unhmund, where.they w ill always meet with due atten tion, nndiiny hilufittztinfi given vvitli-pleasure. 117* S k M Allen k Co: pledge ’hemr<:lves that all prizes in the Washington Monument Lottery and in the Maryland Slate Lottery if ordered hy them, shall meet with the same prompt payment as the uho*.e mi in liets did No 759—$ 100,000. Richmond, April II ts 35 Q^/5* The liberal terms on which the Messrs. Aliens paid the §20,000 prize, drawn hy Alt. (J. L. Dihri II, as soon as the ticket was piesented, entitle them tocre ilit and encouragement. SIXTH CLASS, Of the Washington .Monument Lottery. iiimtst rm/.t. §20,900. SCHEME. 1 prize ol 2o,oim dollars is 20,000dollars 2 do of 10,000 dollars is 20,000 dollars 2 do ol 6,000 dollars is lo.ooo dollars 3 do id 2,o,hi dollars is »>,ooo dollars 8 do ot 1,000 dollars is 8,000. dollars 60 do ot Its) dollars is 6,000 dullats loo do of 60 dollars is 5,000 dollars 2oo do of 20 dollars is 4 ooo dollars 5000 do ot 10 dollars is 50,000 dofbirs 53,81 prizes. §128,000 The whole to he completed in sixteen draw ings only. Not two blanks to prize A §|o,tioo prize to he placed to the wheel mi the 13th day, nnd §20,non mi the l&th all the otlii r prizes to he Jloaliny Jram the earn mmcemnil ot tlie drawing and in order that the Lottery irtay be completed with all possi ble despatch the prizes only ’■'ill In: drawn. W hole Tickets §10 00 |'7, ll il/inm strect, A’rw York, where they will he prompt ly attended to. As the first number will be issued in MAY next, mid immediately forwarded to subscri bers, you will oblige me by ascertaining, as soon as practicable, the number and names, of those in your neighborhood, who w ill become patrons of tire work, and inform me of the same with all convenient speed. The printing of the Apocalypse Explained will he commenced at the same time eight pages of which will be stitched within the co verof each number of Hie Missionary," cal ciliated to be hound separately. I remain. Sir, with respect and affection, Your Brother in the New Church. SAMI’El. WOODWORTH. A’eio York, Ft bi nary 15, 1823. Subscriptions to the above Work w ill be re received at the office of the Virginian, «l the Book Stores of Echols North, and lieelor Atkisson, Lynchburg and by Dr. J. I. Cabell, Bedford. March 21 wts 33 Ihew ana A aluable Medicine. fl'lil.-s new and elegant Balsam lads fai X to stand unrivalled in its merits, lorCon sumptions and Coughs,and we boldly venture to n sert that no Medicine has ever gained so much credit in so short a time as this compo Mtioi), Scarcely a case occurs but may lie relieved by the timely use of it, many hav ing lately used it in seated Consumptions with the moat surprising success, who were given up by llte most skilful physicians in ihe country. Many certificates of its efficacy accompany each bottle. I hereby certify flint my w ife has for some time past been troubled with n violent Cough, and lias been in a very delicate health, and alter having tried many different tilings w ith out getting relief, 1 bought for her a bottle of l)r. Mellen's Cough Drops, from the use of which a very short time she found great relief, and her Cough has entirely left her, and she has regained her strength. JOHN VV. JENKINS. Hudson, 12Ih Month 2!#//*, dHltt, Affirmed before me, JOSEPH D MOM'LL, Recorder of llic city of Hudson. To the. afflicted w hom this tnay concent—I, Rosaline Barton, do certify that 1 took a vio lent cold in the latter part of the year 1818 which created a violent Cough and difficulty of breathing, which vv very distressing till 1 procured a bottle of Doctor Mefkn’s Cough Drops, and by taking a few doses of (lie said drops, I w as entirely eured of my Cough and pain in my side. ROSANNA BARTON, Wile of Mr. Joseph Barton. Hudson, 12th Month i'Alh, 1819. I bis is to certify that in Jurtel8?8,1 was seized with a very distressing Co'igli, pain in iny ule, great weakness of the longs, ami it Oiitinued until July 1810, whit'll confut' d me to the house arid part of the time bo my bed. I had tried every thine as-f thotight but nil in vain. I was at last induced To make trial of Dr. Mellen’s Cough Drops, which gave me im mediate relief. increased my strength, and re stored my former sleep, i can with The great er t confidence recommend them to afllhat are afflicted vv il'h those complaints, as a very valu able medimne. NANCE BOURNE. Hudson, ('olu nbiet rty. JWY.Uec. 27, IHltf. bon 'AIT. uv Dr 1 lH.'MI’H'REVS, Lynchburg March 18 12m Yve«\ l'fctfsonaY Eatute. I >Y virtue ui a trust deed executed by U J"bn M. Gordon and his wile, bearing date on the Mill day of April, 1H1 and recur ded in the hustings Court of Lynchburg, and 'county court ot Campbell,for certain purposes therein iiientloneil, w sIihII, according to the conditions expressed in the said trust deed, sell i.) the highest bidder, lor ready m-mey, before the door of the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, on tire 27th day of May next, tin: following YYyvvY YHvsnmvY Ealaie, TO WIT one half acre Lot in the town of Lynchburg, No 113, and one hall acre Lot adjoining No 113, outlie N I', aide thereof, anil which two -l ots comprehend the ground and premises now the rcsiiienecol the -aid John >1. Gordon. One Lot containing jth of an acre, on Fed eral llilt, with n two story framed house thereon, now the residence of Mr. l)m id Rhodes—s>2A feet of ground on Diamond Mill, on 2d ‘trc-.-l, running-back to J-t street, 204 feet, being the same ground puioliuscd -of Mr. Samu'-I Vnlhoiiy, J leet of ground on S. W side of 2d street, purchased ot Williams, run ning buck 132 feet—2K> acres of Laud in Campbell county, on tin- waters of Staunton, purchased ofW m Harris—All ot the said Cor don's interest in 129 acres of Land, near Campbell court house, purchased of James Bcnagh as trustee. Also, TYu& foUtiviing JsVgrues, to wit :—l'-rank, Fanny. Martha, CerneliiiE, Frank, (a (my W ashington and James. Tirol title to the above property is believed to he good hut acting as trustees, wo shall convey such as is vested in us nud none other. GEORGl-l CABELL, 1 TIIOS HIGGINBOTHAM, Trvstcr>. WILLIAM NOKVFLL, The parties for whose benefit the above pro perty is to he sold, consent to the salt taking place on a credit of rt, 12 and 18 months, up on the piMclias- rgiving negotiable notes, pay able at either <>f the Banks in Lynchburg, and ■a deed oi l rust upon the property to secure the payment G C. T. II W. N. April 11 wtds 3*i vlUYUAY A YVYA, LpOft iippichiMiditig or SKuriiw; m any l jail in tliis state so that I get liiiu, a mu latto man slave named AYYiAJAAY, who runaway from iny residence, war Henry court house, last December, hut did not leave the county till the first of March, at which time he took a beast of mine from a planta tion about live miles from home On the 2mh instant, I rweived a letter from the jailer of Augusta county. He was there. This letter was dated the Hlh instant I sent on immedi ately but it seems that on the loth, the jailer carelessly permitte dliim to escape. 1 got my beast. The-lave is still going at large. He is about live feet 10 inches high, twenty-two t ears of uge, stout built, n small scar in bis tore-head, just below bis hair. GLORGE HAIRSTON May 9. 40 w3w ~\AYx\jAY\\A, ViA.Xb FOR &.1LE. 1MIE SUBSCRIBER is still desiroas of scl ting (lie Tract of Land whereon lie now resides, containing about tiOO acres. On this tract is a DWELLING HOUSE with live rooms and a large passage, ami every other 1 necessary house good fruit of e Yfet'y description. Also, an excellent LWAST NUIils, on a good stream. This land is about 2 miles south ot Mr Robert Hunter’s, and is consider ed a: valuable as all) tract ol high land in the County. Tor terms apply to the subscriber ARCHIBALD BOLLING, jr. Campbell County, April 4. wts 35 First Day's Drawing of the UNIVERSITY LOTTERY, SECOND CLASS. V\T*' have received the official list of the Dt day s drawing of the UNIVERSITY LOTTERY, at Baltimore, on Tuesday the !Mh instant. No. 12965, a prize of gllA), was the highest drawn on that day —We ex pert by the next mail, a list of Ihe first day's dt""ingot the WASHINGTON MONUMENT l.OI ll.UV, sixth class, which was to take plaee on Wednesday last—Persons holdin tickets in elher of the Baltimore Lotteries'", eari examiifr the drawings, and get their pri zes exchanged by apphingto n«. WARD te ATK1SSON. May 20 t, go MAM1UUS JjUllSL AiVl’ to a decree of tl„. Ml. ol chancery for the M d l"* trim, pronounced on the lelh between Tbomas Crew* vvilii., d;e, Nancy McCit die ami li, i,y )ir.di liff‘ and W illiam Lone and nil John Km,, It,chard Kl.fr, Aom^*"*' George Myers, James S Pendleton iirB Mann and John Myers U to. .le/endan) a?' undersigned, niHr-dml of the said court w ,'n Wednesday the 11 Hi day „f J„ne iLj W' reed to sell, by way ol public auction highest Udder, for cash, the follow ing real *'t personal property, to wit 6 Unt atTuin Uuc\ vir Vnv **ti\ of l.tind, lying in the county of Amherst, culled f VILLK, containing HtiO acres, (l,e ,i. more or less) and adjoining the lands ol Powell, Rivers, Nancy Shield, a,„i Lindsay f oleumn. Also, *"‘1 otUvv Tract of ImiH\ lying in the said county of Amherst tog HI* acres, (be the same, more or’lesst adjoining the lands of LindsHy Colem V 1 Fttfnklin, dec'd, and Nancy Shields The tuUowing Slaves'’ to w it Charlotte, Jenny, Pleasant t„,! Milley Harry. Jerry, (so,/ of Jerry" Sarah, Bridget, Hazia, Edmund, Ne|,OII i dan, Willis, Jim, Judith, Marin, Biltv John, Burton, Alary, W illiam, Zatkev’ i, 'ir Edgar, Sui key, Gill, Emanuel, Reut;’ key (’buries, Lewis, Guy, Abram 7,;.^ Doll, Lucy, Mary and Eliza, together with ,h« iiicrcuse of the leinaJe slaves, if any one mahogany bedstead, bed, matrass and fur’ nit.ire, one mahogany dining table and side" board,three bedsteads and beds,two umtru-st* and furniture, 11 chairs and settee of same c.i lor, one black-walnut book case,one cozen ta ble spoons and sixteen lea s|ioons, one ladle" (all of silver) one dozen large and one dozen Mtiall white handled kniv es and forks, one half dozen green bandletl knives and forks, ami one ball dozen buck horn handled knives ami forks, one mahogany clotlies-presannd rhe-t, f drawers, with their contents, consistim- /f gluss mid China ware, blankets, sheet- "and counterpanes,one cosy chnir, one riding car riage and two sorrel horses, two mares, oi.tx buy colt, one mule, one sorrel and one’ hay horse, 51 head ol hogs, H7 heud of sheepand Jf head ofcnttle The sale w ill commence on the lir-t and be adjourned to the vetoed de scribed tract of land. CiKO H UOODSON, M. L D C. C Mays*. vuds 77 feAmn.bs, srinx; SADDLES. (IIE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledgments to a liberal public fur l be patronage be inis received, and iutorin* them that in addition to his present stuck of SADDLERY, (which is extensive and of su perior quality.) Ire intends tu offer to the public, A Patent Spring Saddle, Constructed on the most approved plan that ha's ever been introduced; uniting invito If onso to tire rider and safety to the horse.' This •ul.scriber flutters himself that his baddies have been as much approved both fur their i-rne to the rider us well us safety to the hoi s® (at the same time combining neatness and du rability) as any other Saddler's in the Union. Being possessed of workmen not to he surpas sed cither in the neutness or the execution of their work, and giving prompt attention l<» business, as well as having u disposition)® please, he humbly trusts lie will still receive u. share of the jmblir patronage which has heir lofore been so liberally afforded him. ilia S»oc.k consists of Best plain Mens’ and Womens’ Saddles, (not to hit surpassed,) Common do. do. Best and sxjnimiHi Coach and (Jig Harness Jcisey do. Waggon do. Cat t and Liray do. roGKrnrn werii Phial Unites Ma rl in gaits, first auaUtii. Common do. Saddle Bugs, Vtllrts, Portmanteaus, Trunks, Cups, &,-c. tfc. All ol which will he sold low, for cash, or to punctual customers on credit. ROBERT H. GRAY. O’ Country produce will be taken in ex* change for debts or work. R. H. G. March 1H. itivts HIv. MJB.-CRHtLR Mill .oi;Ti; THE T1UCT Oh J..LYI) ON w bich lie resides, lying in the county of Pittsylvania, containing by old yir veys 131 ft acres, {hut which it is confidently believed will measure i.'ioo) on which is ix new, w ell built BRICK I)WEJj~ LING HOUSE, Stl by 20 feet, two stories high, with a 10 feet _wing brick smoke house, yard and gulden recently juried with locust pop* and sawed rails mid jialcs, a new ice house, apjilc and peach orchards, ire. There art on this land about 200 acres Iigw-DyouvuAs, mostly in woods w ith a large portion (say one thinly good high land, tobacco ground, and nearly the whole tract good gvuin land, abounding in good timber. Indeed it is given o|i't<> be the best timbered land in the county, and snseejititile of the highest improvement the water i- not surpassed by any in the state, and a more healthy situation cannot lie found. The terms will be made accommodating, not more than one third of the money w ill be re quired in hand, and the balance in convenient instalments T hose wishing to realize, per- f Imps may do well to examine this land, a* such is not often in market. Letters in reference to a sale, directed t the subscriber at Callund's store, Pittsylvania, will be attended to. RALPH SMITH, jr May 9. wts 40 A I rules held in the clerk’s office of the county court of Buckingham, tor the month of March, 1823. Philip II. Vest', and William Vest, also, Pal ly I’olty, John F. Levi U. and Betsey G.Vr'l, which said Sally, Polly, John F. Levi G. and Betsey