.VO VU'\.n m m m WILT, Sf* rfotcd to I he hi^hmt h <1«i or «n»r«* y »ar#, al Keeri Cn fiotrti? cret k, ill ftjdfurd ciwikty, Vii ixii fctttttrdftjrJfee IH Aogiul iur*t, TVwit a' mxl)W, l’ uv n» lyhu an (lie outer* hi c.reot, e jiirtti,^ I (to Ittftd* *>l H V Ii.Imiii. 1 'T1 *41 uiry, mid lisMt* H by lb** nm*ii* I itli* iiiii* in lltu |s*i,r-»ii*H "I UiMnmi ^li'-r mil llo» Inn* i» in litltsroble »»r.l<-1 Ii"* on ll ,i t,Mil|i4l«lili* ilwulltii. I. nj»i*1 m' l mi'i "i* "hi linn* mill i uni4i*ii**ft l*»*i«I***" fco .itrd liHUlm ii*- tfmi iif wliiili, i* t.ibil I II, I If ImUlCi |iin|t il»r», I* In t‘ l|i( fl-clml IlHl'nlil, wll.irfiWl* "III"" f in iii litre mill** >l ibe |ireiHi*i*», mil K nm inn nr I to rant |»iivnlely, »b"iil I i**i tiHIHtil I",* ill mb* Bund w'rttt pt" »l Miiiilly will in* lYijtttlttd lm tb» roiil, »lin !i will bi ll, mmiinll), cniHumiiiitiif I tin Lint J‘«"'i nfy m il, nil ii n*e**iitll »*ill I'" «iiei> Tin* imiloit mil littve privilene nl mi\*in< urniii in ilii* lull, J At (til K i. M Ag**nl for Juon lliifnnl J inr 17 *T TMrtj 'WuWuta Ui-viUYki. \l( x|s IE V 0, who ran away in N#*t’iu In r In-f, formerly the (r One It.until. A cvpv—Tr»tc, 42 J STUTTOK.’C \4.\a\\r vvnv BY virtue of the decree of the rotinty court of Hertford, protionneed hi llieir March term, IU2d, in n suit therein depending between Fly and .lumrs Hivei, Ihn undersign■ nd coat mi,noiier- will, on Saturday the hllili day ot August next, d fair, if not the ooxt fair day HiarxHiliot, (Sunday* exccpteJ; st llnt puli ■Jn. auction, ot. the premises, av* v>v uxn, lit rue in the said rounty of He il lord, on tin water* ot Bxinvetdain creek, adjoining the lands of Thomas 1’eurson, IVin Jordan, John Hayne*, Heorgc Welt, Ixunr -Iniues and Ibn t, (■eurge. Stover Term* of sale—one fourth ul the puict xsr money tu lie paid in Huml—for (he imlnaee. it cretiil ol one, Iwo and three years will be given. IK'iiil with approved se curity will be required from tile pun lin-er lor cHrli instalment—sneli title only ax is vested Jn the stibiumIters will he made JmlS PATH, MATTtffcW I’XTF.. Commissioners. W .xi. HI1UF.H SHI KY,) J.tne «;-. 3... ifet "A j,. Ki Lie *-v. HtYiWUuroua Tvxm\g\\Vu>nx• I r|HIB W nr rilit f I,» I'iiuiUNiiun*. I»f it.'' i *tr* »i ‘""'I. ii... *ll lb* Skin, I’.il y. 1,| i t,i'.| i lid* iiiuil* i>l ,irm (ice lm« he#.. p*r*iied *ilh lb.- re-iill; ills-I ii*..' ih* in'i-t |i»iuiiil Hint loulh.ome lo „.i*li tn.mkuni f -Mlijeti, hare N n |i|i lely er.i li. Hl-il l.y Itiv B|i|iln hIh.ii* I j i,j, ren*<- l\ «ri**'M «i without n gAfd I1* age or iln* pno lo tins been but lately introdii* j ml into tin I ml* I mate', I vx ill take liic lib erty (tor the informal loll of the uffi* -felt) to 4 limi ting some i>l tin* as*1*, fioin a pamphlet published by l>r Reverent Baltimore. I'ntttrnvf I'malhit. One of lilt patient# of the Hospital ol l.nni*, about lofty five years ot age, on- at <*eked in June, JhJ4, with a typhus lover, then prevalent in the Hospital. 1 In* tiervou •ymptoius in the ea«e were ol the ino*t urgent baraeter, amt terminated in a universal pal ay, for v%iiovli the mrlphur fumigations were fried. I be patient took about forty fuinigu tioiis her health gradually improved, until it xx ii pertain I y re established *hc i“ now well, and is one of the Inundrc# ei of*the Hospital. Roirulu* .Jjftrlion of thf tatr A Indy ol a sanguine temperament hail been several mouths nlQn ted w ith a singularly me pleasant uud oleUi-iatc roseoliil atfei lion of tin luce amt me k On ordinary o< nsiuu-, very little rxternal appearance ot ditease wo pei) feptihle, t ut upon the si ghlesl excitement, Mi I Ii asfiii iil’il agitation, exercise or warmth, tioweviir jUiidue* I, a high degree of Hushing -r-H-siied, attended with an intolerable sense #d horning and itching- In short, the iitttdeasaut condition ot tin# Indy cannot easily lie lion gined. In the month of October, lH21,slw* subject ed her««ff to four general fumigation*, taken in as many days. I be immediate effect ol tit# first was apparently to aggravate hercoiuplaint, which, from tin- common effect ol In at, w as t« be expected The third application seemed to cheek the disorder completely 'I o test the efficacy of the remedy, she now exposed her sell for several hour to the heat of a warm lire, when no iitrotiVMMM!jre resulted. She re ceived a fourth I it in i gat ion, and has ever since remained free trout the disease AVIinf i« most worthy of remark in this ease is, the gn at and sudden inAm-ure exerted upon the par'tiiiot sid (i c11 d to the iuiuo bate operation ol the nlphurons gai. I iln limit n differ I ion ofthr Ihml A surgeon, thirty two jrat.i ot age, of a good enlist it til ion, hail sufb red for live years, pain, with a sensation of pressure, ami prick ling in the -e.ilp, arising from h sudden du ck ol tin perspiration, from a cold faith Ihi ling the same period, the skin of the body was covered with liver colour* spots, which an i d an iinmpport tide it* hing l liese pains id the heart ha«t incapacitated him troili doing any thing that required at b illion, In xxii- tbandore compelled to a bamlon ill* profesthm, uiid even botany, his favourite stud) Five htmiptions, taken IrofU the fourth to the eighth id l)ec dissipa ti d the pains, return erl the tttiCHiiti^n in the seal|i, ami enabled l»im to rvtum to his u na1 on upui'oiu. A mouth after this treatment the i iitieie wit# renewed over tile whole bo dy I saw tin- patient eight months alb ru arils, l o still enjoyed sound hcullh of niiu.l ami ho «»y f A route liheurH iUsm,rompln'(iletiu'ith uout. A until, iigtnl lilty-lmir ytMtr.-*, ot it good on ot it tit ton, 11 it«I In-vii liMhitiiitjl y HtlVrtod, tor fivu yeiii'i, with rlioiimutu pain- lulling; from tho It <>m I to the f>n .oil, uml nil I It ('joint**, and who li iil gout iillrrimtrlv in ruth loot, h itim i] Him* up]'! Hitt ions ot thr fumigations, from th« 1 >t It tot lit* 17th of April tin* first ot uhirh protlut Htl roj Iimih prr^pirutinn lit* wiih tlrlij vrroil* «n if bv iiltigir, from his pnm*, mu] the lie* n itn I it y of his limbs restored Dry TrtUr. A mini, flirty three yem nl age, nil iulinbi taut of one nl the ports nl the Adriatic, Inn! lieetinlHieted lor ten years with a very exlen slvn t> Iter, sun minding the Heels noil slmul ileis. The tetter w *s dry, and often covered with red points, with suppurating tumors, l■ which the linen adhered. It vvu- iitleud ed with evi essive Itching. U lie eiinmullieulih was good, e\rc|d a slight chronic optlialniin, ntlrihuted tu the sea nir. lie recnlleeted luiv ing lieeu iujormed hy his mutlicr that she luiil sullnred during her youth trom nu herpetic e riljilion lie had tried a few reuiedii among oiiiers,* solution nl muriatic acid, mldicd up on (lie part, without sneer -s. After the first liiini alum, taken on the !2i!d if.lime, the itching diminished, and, as the patient was therefore p.evcnlcd from scratch ing, the linru r,o longer adhered to the hack. After the seventh application, the improve ment was truly astonishing, the itching hav ing utmost entirely ceased. An eruption, ari -mii trom the fumigations, appeared upmi the right arm, so as to interrupt the treatment nil fourteen fumigation in ten days eoniplc led the curt! This establishment hn« 1 id recently gone in to operation T have a number of inveterate e i«e under my luimagement.idl ol which have improved greatly beyond tnv expectations. iJliNJ. i~ o\vi:.\s. A’ It Alt extensive assortment of .Y1KIII I’lM.S, AIN li. IH T.-bTI t'f S, A.r for sale upon the most reasonable terms li 1.0 October II iiOfs lUlXAWolW. RUNAWAY trnm the subscriber (living near Willis's Mountain, in the county ol Buckingham) on the night oil he 19th instant, a bright mulatto man, naincil BII.I.Y—lie I, a stout, sensible lellow, slow of speech, straight black hair, a little inrliueil to curl—ran read ■v writf ,nnd very probably may have a lorged ts*—is about thirty-six or seven years old d took oil with him a variety of clothing, nail hl> honks—I suspect he loll the neighbor hood in com puny with a white man, and that lie will it 11 c 111111 to escape to Ohio or the north. It taken in any of the counties below the mountains and senfred in jail so that I get him again, a reward of twenty ihif.nrs will he gi ven hut if taken beyond the mountains, nr in any of the border counties of the state, or in attempting to escape out of the state, on hoard a vessel, and shall he secured iu like manlier, n reward of forty dollars will be gi ven All masters of vessels mill others are fnrwfernrd from harboring ur carrying him out of the state at thr peril of legal proscru tiva L. BOI.HNC, May 30. w3w* 43 Nulkt. AT7 A S shipped on hoard of Yranris .1 s y dome's Imat at the Union, Hirhmnnd, mine time in April hut. nut kre t QIXPOII’ DEK. which uas brought to thin place under tn.ureir and leer uhirh I cannot twk the owner. T.ies is therefore to request the proper owner tie call on Hneyvnin .1. Phillips, I yuehbwrg, who well detlier ietiel powder by their paying charge, ve. X.1 Tll.lXlEL GOOLSHY. Jnh' _ 4rtlf Jt- FiT received from Baltimore., 14 boxes i urell’x best Spanish Segars, No. 1. T GLU M. MURRELL. July *e. JUoo CASH FOR WHEAT. \\fK. will jive thn highest rath price fn Will’. VI, drlivf’rol at our Lumber house. W M MckLL k J. G MKKM July tcU K/2 11 'I IK Mubart U#r. hits for mil* ft qunntilij Ji oj util Hired M.iCOS, ul*i $omt. MfLSl.lt COX July d. 4-4v‘h r|VJ|| rrediton of Mr. WAI/IIIAI. »IOL 1_ l UMUi' are rripie fid to attend on the Nth ihiy nl Octuhei tie*1, with their rlittiits du ly authenticated, Ihnt the amount of his debts may hr known, hy who h tint* It can he the hatter known w haw (Ins crop (now a likely one) can lie got to market. The creditors **HhII •'hare it, und then I lie time and place shall he agreed upon for si sale of «o much of the es tate as shall pay atf the debt* and if any e I a i i ii hr objected to, it may lit o»o e tie left r red, so *is to avoid any thine like u law suit .11 Dl l H aOLCOMHE, JitUnr July 21». I imili-r-t/xnd tlmt I urn one of llir monitors nnini-d in (lie wilt ol Mr. Iliilcombr, but ns I iminot art un m rnunt uf the distance Hint my public duties, I will nrverthelm rilvlsr Mr" Hi.l i:.. in In-, iiivnu'cr, In doing speedily what rvrr law mill Justin- require ol lit-r, tor the creditors nl Mr Holcombe Hint if they will forbear, until (iieir Haims ran all In- made known tu her, she will, I have iiu doubt, do them prompt justice. cnF.r.n rAvom. July 20. wdw* 102 JN*ol\cfe. f I If IK partners of the Inie firm of Kyt** I Mnj/n, mjvt >7 ull lhn»r nirfeblnl In them rt/ nntr or hoot. nrrount, to make ii/linri/ml t fnymtnt to tlir. tiibirrilirr at It V II in Kylr't, hr fort thr fir it of Aug ml, othrruiir no longer imlulgenee will hr ifuen. IVM II. 1‘ATTl'HHON, A amt July 4. fr/*4H TVtWfPAKV, STUCK AT AUCTION. WILL positively be sold ;»t auction, on Friday, the nth day of next iiiontb, (August,) at Archibald Ilntrher’stBVern.fCen tml Hotel,) in Lynchburg, the slock of the de linquent stockholder*, in the Lynchburg anil Sul mu Turnpike Company, miles* payment be made ou or 'before that tune JOHN IA N C11, Treasurer. July 4. tctils 4H \-l CSSKS .1 no S.ovyi r -k. William lx I Sawyer*, ailmini trators of IVilir.ou Crane, take notice, that on Friday, the litli day of September next, at the house of Sa muel Pannill, in the county ot Campbell, in the state of Virginia, 1 shall proceed to take the deposition of Win. Smith, to he read in ilu' trial ot a suit in chancery, depending in the county court of PitUylvaniii, in which I, as Lxeeutor ot David Pannill, nm the; com plahiant and you aretlie 2 V* Mill's OFFK K, July HI, 1P2H, y ('•III ilny's draw ingot the Hrashin,glon Monument, Lottery. *16622 a prize ot $1111111 7r»«»r» n prize ot loo 1664 I n.HOrt I In44*i prizes of 60 12216 I 161 OH j 50 Halves, ft Eoliths, 1 25 To he had, warranted timfrnwn, at COHEN'S Lettery and Exchange Office, 114, Market-sl BALTIMORE/ Where the great capital |fizes in BOTH Till. LAST LOTTERIES, (cere sold, and WHERE MORE C .A VITAL I’RI/.KS H AVE BEEN SOI.!) I ll AN AT AJV OTHER OF FICE. IN AMERICA Orders from any part of Hie United States by mail (post paid) or by pillule conveyance, enclosing the cash or prizes In any of the Ral titnort Lotteries, will meet-fie same prompt and punctual attention, as if on personal np- plication, addressed to .1 I C< til I.N, .lr.— Rallimore II T COHEN’S Loth ryjtluaette read llrgts tfr," which is puhlisltcd eviry week, will con i t tin the official lists of e-ill drawing of the Fraud Slate and Mi niton* I.otteries, and will he forwarded grain to nlHvlto purchase then tickets at OMEN'S OIF ICE. Those who w ish to receive the Kegi-ftr, w ill mention it when they send on their ntlci s, AiOftl my xYiskiA. FTHAVO Lottery TicIMs, Numbers 5518 I and 80.55. in the Mry land State Lottery No 2, now drawing in Jnltiinore, and three half tickets, Numbers 971, 9279 and 11480,1 in the Washington Moaimeut Lottery, sixth I clas.., also drawing in fie same city. All persons are ramified against trading for any of the above liste Jickets, as rare w ill he taken to stop the pay Tent of stirli prizes as may he draw n to iheiJs'os. J W SNEAD, jr. Aug 1. Jt FEMALE EDUCATION j MR. BALL rerep'Inn e/ young laeln t errlugirely. .It hr nilnieh retry pupil tltetll hr under hit own ini in'eliete iattra'Uon, no more will be eedited than can well be attended In I T.ItMSt or TOITIOV Tor Re tiding, li fting und tritium Hr, <12 a teuton. I nr dr ll hint hr, l.etfiinh Grammar reul Geography, until Ihe ute of Ihe G later g, glh leer lUuluric, I hrtnry, .hliniitim n, Moral I’hllo inphy, ift. tge g 1h lor an y or all of the ahurr braurhet, with Ihe riiiltini It Is of nt french unit Initio to n r imgeg, VJi i. ■lay nj the lnm.it Indiet ulin mrey tilth It;run be aettmoutdated villt goad he ant,tn t expert able Jamthet Strict trio niton irilt he. paid 1u lltt moral deportment aj tin irtmlnee. Rife itntet lu tin lie i J s. 1.1 Hr.r. If It II I I IMS, s .yin Mr J llOi.I.IAS. July 22. trig 100 Jumps Uivpv \iumV FOIl KENT. Cl HE sidmctiliei will rent fur the emm I lug year, and it may he tor a term of years, that Large and Productive barm, on Jaiin* l iver, in Nelson county, cullud Sol diers Joy, containing nearly three hundred acres ot fir*.I rate river hottuiu, w*ilh much arable high land adjacent thereto, in good heart, in all snllicicnt, it is tab ulated, for tlie profitable employ incut of twenty labourer* I lie houses on the place, lor agricultural pur pose an* large and iiiuiurun, and the plan i tation is believed to lie under a pretty good enclosure. I lie place, ready admitting of di vision into two parts, rail be rented to sepa rate tenant-, should it be the with of appli cants. Application may be made to in S. Cabell, Esq residing at Amber t old court house, in either of tlie subscribers, the fir t residing at lilirkiegliaiii court house, tliu latter in the town o. Lynchburg. SAMUEL I CABELL I’ATKit'K II. CABELL Tlie sulis-riher will si.||, on a credit of one, two, and three years, his moiety of the above estate, containing by a recent survey lo'7 acres tliun which there ure are few more va luable trnetsin Virginia 1MJ. CABELL. August 1 wdw 52 U i* The Editors of the Enquirer will pub lish the abort weekly for four weeks and for unrd llieir arrount to this iWice. I hereby caution the public I^'UOAI trading fur or taking an assign ment of a bond executed by me to a cer tain illinm Hannah, m the year Ii-t17, to tlie amount of 522 dollars, or thereabouts, with a credit of lOO dollars on tin* hack of said bund. I bis bond w as given in consideration of car penter s w urk, an I as o w as fraudnlcnth sup pressed by -aid llanmib, and -uit instituted in It'" superior i uni t of I 'ampbell, on the account 'll W ork wliirii it w as intended to cover, when judgment was obtained against me in -aid suit I enjoined it in the superior court of chancery lor the Lynchburg district. Said bond, ot cour t*, forms a part of the enutrover* sy between said Hannah and myself, and will not be paid by me till the law makes it nrrt s ‘“"7 A S HENRY. August I «2w 52 V t V\ v*v\\ WiWavs WpwvvvA. I.1 iS A WAY from the subscriber on the 15th of July, two negro men, Mil) and SIMuN, Ned about *15 years of age, of dark emmdexion, no particular marks recollected. Ilc'ttiis purchased of Mr. Abner Rucker of Amherst, and we have reason to believe lie is in that in iglihorhood, orlm king about Lynch burg. It is probable he may aim to get to ‘Rich mond as he is well acquainted on the river. Simon is about dO or 50 also, ol light com *plexiou, and inclined to be knockneed, and struts when w alking—no other muTk recollec ted I have reason to believe he is lurking about Lynchburg The above reward will be given, lor apprehending or securing the above negroes in jail so that I get them again,amlall reasonable expenses paid. ANEXANDER TINSLEY. August I w2w 52 ^Notice. The subscriber w ill sell a great bargain in £r>VHX .leves oi* \,*.v\u\, IYINU in tbe county of Campbell, on ■A the waters of Whipping creek, 21 miles south of Lynchburg There is on this truci ■bat acres ol i pen land lying in one hotly, all ol which is well inclosed ami produces well Tlire is mi this tract 7 settlements, all conve niently situated, and the must ol them have all necessary outhouses, and good water con venient, and an excellent icehouse at one of them 17 feet square, and 2d deep, a good hlHcksmillisshop and a good stand lor a smith, and n good stand lor a store or tavern, with a new house limit furlhe purpose. There is al so on this tract a livial mu\ Saw *M U\, and COITONM UTHNK.nll built on the la tent and most approved plan, also a uexv attd large stone distillery titi feet by do, built on tlo latest null most approved plan, amt sup plied wltii an iiliuiidnrrec ol excellent water— it c deemed Useless to go into a more lengthy detail ol this property, as il is presumed that no person will purchase without first viewing ol it lereis w ill he accommodating. Also, one other tract lying in said comity, and on the waters ot the same creek, ronliiining 23t> aerex, one hall ot which is tolairco laud O/m other tract in the enmity of I’nlrick, contain 'ag ltHMt acres—either of the tracts will lie div ided to suit purchasers, and young negroes taken in payment JAS I\ BULLOCK. August 1. wdw o2 Valuable .MVW v\\\d louu\ roR s u.r. ON the lOtb day of September noxt.j John It. Roy and John II. Smith, acting j ns trustees, w ill proceed tu sell, on the pre mises, the V vc dov.Van i\\V\\s, distant trom l.\n hbnrg about 7 miles, and immediatidy on Jatnea River, xs it I- the land, conveyed by a trust deed, recorded in ('amp bell court, nod bearing date the doth day ol October, IHip, lor the purpose of securing cor- j milt Slum, ot money therein mentioned, due j trom Nr (tolas Harrison to William I Lewis.) The sale wall take place on that day, if fair, if not (lit the next fair day thereafter.' Thu title is believed to lie inilisputuble, hut the subscri bers will only convey as trustees JOHN H ROY, JOHN H. SMITH. August 1. wtds 52. "JV'OTIi'E is hereby given, that nil the 1“ itils in the Lunatic Hospital, in the city of ft illiamshurg, arc. occupied,anil that no mart patients Male oc Female) will be received in to said Hospital, until some of the said cells ure raennt—due notice of which will he given, liy order of the Court ot' Directors. LEO. C llEALE Y, C C D August J. tluts Trust Salt, u£ lsftwA. BY virtue of a dent of trust executed iu the subscribers on tlie I4t!i day of June, leJJ, by Jove|ili King, to secure tlie payment ol it sum of money therein mentioned, due to Hubert Hint fames King, amt of record in the clerk's olfir.e of Montgomery county, w« shall proceed to sell, lor reedy money, on the poli tic square, in the town of Cliimiauiburg, on tlie -till day ot November next, it being Mont gomery court-day, that well known TvupI my \tai'Cft\ \»am\, celled Vaust-'- or the White house plnnlHtion, lying in the county of Montgomery, on Men- duvt creek, a branch of the south lurk of Itoa noke, and on the south bilk of Koanoke, mid containing by survey, BOO acres. Acting as trustee, ,ve shall convey such title only as is ve-ted in ij« hv said trust deed. WILLIAM B. CHARLTON, THOMAS BOWYKK, S initttu. July IP wlw fill 1A M l: s' WILLS Aim WALK Kit I»1 f I JOLIt N HIT—Tnke JVnlirt—That at tlie dwelling house ol Jiunes Old, in tlie county of Halifax, between tlie rising and setting of the sun on ilis* doth day of Augn-t nest, I will take the depositions ol the said James; Old and o tliers j and oil the -JJd day of August nest, In tvvi-en the nine lioiirs, at the house ol Benja min'I errell, iu the county of Pittsylvania, i w ill take the depositions of the said Benjamin Terrell mid others and on the Ciltli day of August nest, lietr. eeu the rising and setting of the -mi,at the dwelling house of Hubert hemp, in the county ol Prunklin,take the de|ai»itions ot John Planes and others, to lie read asevi i deuce in a sail now depending and undeter mined mi the district chancery court, hidden in I.) nchljiirg, in which I am complainant and |)oii are defendants, when and where you may attend lo cross-examine the witnesses, should you think proper. WILLIAM GIHVSON. July 13. w4w* 6t* To t m\vv Inkers. HI! fjl«!T, to the lowest bidder, at I’itt.sylvania Align*! court next, the building of a m*\v J AI h, 01 llie enlarging tlie ]M vf i»; one, no as to conform to the act of e embly, pri^ctl .it the Inst session, regulating the si. c of jails. AI o, sundry repairs and ad dition to the i oiirt-liouse. ’t his is a joli wor thy the attention of house carpenters and stone mason.. plan ot the building will be submitted on that day. Bond and security will In- required of the undertaker, for the tuitlitul performance of the work WILLIAM Tt N.sTW.L, V itos. II U 001*1 .NG, WM GIIAPLIN, Commimiun DAVII) It. CLARK, era. KO. COOK, IU* WILSON, July 14 v.’tnc 60 iS ut \r»*. BV virtue of a deod of trust executed to tin- Mitiscritipr|by Daniel KIID, a Irpe nutn ol color, tor the purpose of .securing a s'tui ol money due unit owing to Thomas I lumplireys, w liieli deed is ot record in the hustings court of Lynchburg, I si,all, on fcm liirdny tltp !Hh day of August nest ensuing Jbc date 11, reof. proceed, at the market-house, in the tow it of Lynchburg, to sell at puiilic auction, for cash, VnWuVs \ng Atl'icles, <>r so mm |j thereof as will be sufficient to pay the sum of money mentioned in said deed, viz Two leather beds and bed clothes, two b» dbteads, one walnut cupboard, one do fol ding table, 3 pine tables, si* Windsor chairs, two split bottom do., one carpet, two ovens, t w o pots, one baking oven, one pair andirons, three smoothing irons, one looking glass, six knives and forks, one dozen plates, 3bow Is, I dozen cups and saucers, one tea pot, one cot tee pot, four tumblers, three dr canters, '1 tubs, two piggiux, three axes, one weeding hoe,one spade, one sow, one cow and calf. WILLIAM If LYNCH, Trustee. ^'dy IN _wtds 60 •S'uAYcfe. ^■MIR subscribers, as surviving executors 1 lit the lust will ami testament, of Stephen Hnmui, late ot the county of Amherst itec’iJ, take this mode ot informing the heirs ami le gatees ol the said Hamm, many of whom ore the residents of other states, that they will in pursuance ol the discretionary authority vest ed in them by the will of their testator, offer to public sale on the premises, on Thursday •he doth Nov. next, all the personal estate of the said lluium, on a credit ot 12 months, for nil sums over ten dollars. Those interested are requested puuetuull, to attend on that oc casion, as these proceedings are intended as preparatory to a division of the estate, and payment ot tile legacies, bequeathed in said will. As it is believed by the executors, that Tile vtivY IsataVfc ol tlici.- testator, is of such value, that it will be necessary to sell it, in order to make divi sinn, under the act ot assembly, in such case nuide and provided, notice is hercbv given, that application will lie made to Amherst county court, for authority to sell the same j and the present e ot the parties interested is especially desired on this account The sub si ribers arc anxious to close their administra tion on the estate of their testator, and there fore request the attendance ol the parties ili terested, that no delay maybe made in that ob JESSE HECK. r Cl I AS. MONDAV, S r! P S. The terms of the sale will be for all sums ql 'flu and under it, cash for all sums over it 12 months credit, with bond and up-' proved security Persons indebted to the es tate. nre requested to make prompt payment, ns longer indulgence cannot lie given" Ver sons having claims against the estate nre re quired io bring them forward for payment. |.uterest will lie required from the date of the bonds it payment is not punctually made ■1 11. r C. M i E* rs Jtl|y **•_wtds si I )V virtue, of 1, deoil uf trust executed by 1 George Nichols, John Nichols, Barksdale Nichols, Archibald Nichols,Jane Nichols, Bol y •N,c,lols »ud Jinny Nichols, to the suhscri becs, „n the 21st day of November, 1821, and duly recorded in the clerk’s office of the com. tv court ot Bedford, tor (lie purpose of secu ring u certain debt due John Ashvvell, senr. we shall, on Suturdaythe ltUli of August, 1823, proceed to sell, on the premises, by way of public auction, lor ready money, ONE TRACT OK LAND, lyinE; on the waters of Saunders's Mill creek, containing Ido acres, more or les3, adjoining the lands ut George Torsh, John A by 2o two stories high, with a to f,.,J w ing brick smoke house, yurO nun garden recently pawn w ith locust po i and ‘■awed rails and poles, a new ice house apple and peach orchards, i*c. There arc oa this land about acres l.ow-iivmutAs, mostly in woods with a large portion (say one third) good high land, tobacco ground, and nearly the whole tract good grain Inml, abounding in good timber. Indeed it is given up to lie the best timbered land in the count] and susceptible ol the highest improvement the water i< not surpassed by any in the slats, and a more lienlthy situation cannot be toumi I'lie terms will be made accommodating, not more than one third of the looney will be re ipiired in baud, and the balance in convenient instalments. Those wishing to realize, pc,. Imps may do Weil to examine this laud, s, such is not often in market. Letters in reference to a sale, directed tu the subscriber at Calland s store, Pittsylvania will be attended to. RALPH SMITH, jr May 9 wts -to UsVD vvm bal'eT I OFFER FOR SALE, THE TRACT OF LAND, W1IKUKON I now reside, lying jtl Bedford county, Virginia, on the i orih fork of Otter river, containing something life ■loo acres, 7 miles from Liberty, and 22 bom Lynchburg, the river passing through thesaiil laud, afford several fields of liotbun laud, the plantation sufficient to work (i or 8 hands in Rood repair, with a con>lbrrable| DWELLING HOUSE, and o.| 'ther out houses, peach and ap-l i pic orchard, b pnrton of good l iuicco mini yea to clear, l deem it unneccsssj ry to say more,ns miy one wishing to purchase ill see the hinds first —A good bargain may be had, as I wish to remove the next lull DAVID JOM'.S. May 23. wts d2 Y.WiVAlUiY LaU\*U FOR SALE. r|MU. fit BS< III Bl.lt i. still desirous of sol• 1 ling the Tract of hand whereon he now resides, containing about titid acre?. (nils (nu t is a mv ELLING I HOUSE with live rooms and a I large passage, ami everv other I necessary house snml h-nit .a I very description. Also,-an excellent liYUST «M\ YAi, on a good strcHin This land is about 2 miles '""Hi Mr. Hubert Hunter s, and is consider ed as saluitble ns any tract of high land in the county. For terms apply to the subscriber. ARCHIBALD BOLLING, jr. atnphell County, April d. ts 35 EE.W1YEH. AY7*- liave on hand 10,000 weight SOAL T 1,141 IIER, a (urge quantity of IT IKK LEATHER, consisting of Waxed Calf skill,, (15 dozen of which, finished by Joseph h. ni. Sous, Philadelphia.) Waxed Kip Skin.,, white lining do. Side Leather (waxed and no set.) and ordavun do. and an extensive as soitment of Saddlers1* lieuther, Consisting of Skirting, Harness, liridle and ;d,ai Leather, Hag Hides, New England Hog Skins, nml Pad and Morocco do. Also, Tanners' and Lamp Oil. AH of which will hr sold low for cash. John u caswi;ll pop 3u|y11_ wtf 4«> Notice. virtue of a deed of trust executed to m'! *’y Disorge I'ercival, bearing date on tlie —tit li day of {September, 1818, and dulv re corded in tlie corporation court of Lynchburg, ami to effect certain purposes in said deed tx [ires*ed, 1 shall,on the loth of August, 1823, on the premises, sell by way of public auc tion, lor ready money, certain piece nr \vavcc\ uA tillOTNli, with its appurtenances, situate in the town i f Lynchburg, on 3d street, running 24 fret oil 3d street, and miming buck 132 feel—it being part of the lot of ground formerly called Gia 1111!"’, lot. Acting as trustee 1 shull only con vey I lie title vested in me hy the deed of trust aioresuid, and none other. CHISVVELL DABNEY, 7r*«fro. Jtdy 15. tetds 47 Slone Masons ami Carpenters. riMlL undersigned are commissioners, appointed by court, to receive proposals nml contract tor the building a Jail in the cor poration ot Lynchburg. The dimensions of the building are 60 feet front, by 6 bark, am .3 feet pitch—the walls of stone, and 4 tert thick. We deem it unnecessary to he m.ire explicit in this notice, as plan ol the building, with every particular rnjuirmi by the undertaker, will be furnished on applica tion to us THOS. A. HOLCOMBE, JOHN VICTOR, albin McDaniel June 20th ls46 Notice Saturday ti.e Sth day of August, at the Inle residence of m. 1 in* |pv, dec d. (now Isaac Tinsley’s,) in Amherst county, I shall expose to sale at aurPort.op a (■red|t until (he 25th day of December not. all the Perishable Property belonging to saul estate, consisting of horses, cattle, hr n.el,;,hl and kitchen furniture, plantation at. oil ire uoruls with approved security will be requirr A JAMES TINSLEY, Cx or of W m. Tinsley, hee d. July U