.votujk!1
SX/ILT. h« moled to tbr bigheit biil lrr
Kir >«r f flwrttaab, at Heed .'•lore
«n iUo»e ereeb, ie Uedwrd tomily, on
Saturday the oiHb ul Aagn»i neat,
'I'Wut vw\uaV>\c fc'Hvm,
Jrrnt 8 1 thr ivnle.-* of Ooums ereek. ad
jiii'ily* me Unit* ul A biideou, and C.ij.i
(j Oti-y, ntid nmiuN by tna m*«
bi* f ftv t in tile piiundon ul It Wli*tU N.e«rr*
Tiia fan .am* 1- <y eulunbta ofdni ■—on* oft
1t a au*BU>ruml«.l»*eia«* huas#, and other at
*a«-e*-y ooi Uun«*’*, and nuatatniag In-tarern.
•toiiaa-l Idittiiue*; a part of wliteh, i* gone
VibmtKi land Kor Under pnnkuiart, »n I)
in I’api I'Mfl.nl b-iiurd, re*We w n«"‘
<tv«> or litre* mile* of tlm |n-e«i»e», and who
l« amHoriwnl Iu real privnirly, *n«dl i
ealiiin bu itmdr M nid wu'i g<**d
iwiil i*e r«( iir«4 ft rliu n ul, wliuii «nl
imid annually, cuinimrociaj It*' UtulJanu
ary'neat, bjagM**e»»nn» «*fll be given; 'no
the i rulers ill ueveiu iv»U«r of tuwina grain
tatbe fall JiGUH U:M,
Ac*-ut lor Jan* Hwora
June 27 «_
TWull UuWnvft \UwarA.
4 It viyJ'K \1* wile ran awn)' in Novein
her last, farm* rl) the |ifeparty ol Mr A
t'nyne ol tioorltbind .1 iini trhaldy clever
Olio*. bill (I ft rev her -bartnoril nbout JmiIk*
Price i|imr|i r on the 3-ohop corner, Or 4 ou
mrt and nenlii low it—anil ,»p|i0S*d o«w lo
T.,r u,n river in boat Under lb* name oi Men
*».loon of J*w eM»»wu rwertly liollm re
ward Will lie Oven lor brut***# him home, or
for lodging him in jail if "Ul "f the county,
mi I vivlrvi; immediate notice thereof Al*o,
lU'.IJHf',N, ulrtent since K* def hnlydays, hist
111 lilt, I, tH rtf ell I id Mi Miilel estate Hu«eh
land he Iiiuh wile h«loii|fiiiK to Mu Parish,
near Major 4Hin Iditlerw ot*d if Ml (ioocblaml.
leu dollar! reward will Ini goen lor him, on
tile aawetwfBl* a« Hbuve.
It Vr.n'Icad is supposed to hava a sister at
aue of the tavern* in W Inehrstar
T. KP.HOUSSON
IV art ham nulls/«.
lleitiico, April l* w4w 4A
t’ftHKN .0 OFFICK,
t llnl morr, July 2ft, Ih23
Official list of the »hh day's drawing ol the
Washington Monument Lottery.
♦l'diail a pi me oi jfliWi*
*7505 do 400
•IU440 1221ft 15013 0300 1544 60
•4608 1108 15774 20
•Ih»7« 3786 16003
And 107 prmes of It*
.»II marked raid at COM* 7 OFFICK,
where tht rath ran br hud for the prim the
moment tkej, are draun.
Only ten drawing remain to complete this
pairiotic schohit, and the (treat capitals ol
‘2d.O»*0, 10,00'), 10,000, Iso. still undrawn.
Whole TwMIft |I0
UtUft, ft
quurtera, fU bi)
Kiglilh', 1 ‘H
lo DC nan, warranted nnnr«wn, mi
COHEN'S
Lottery t>o4 Eiehange Ollice, 114, Market-ll
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital price* in ROTH
IMF. LAST LOTTFRI Ed, tvnre Mild, uud
Where more capital prizes have
PF.F.N BOLD TE AN AT ANT OTHER OF
FICE IN AMERICA
Oidct* from any part of tlie United State*
by mail (post paid) or by private conveyance,
enelmbng the en*b or price* In nny of the Bal
timore Lotteric* will niert Hie same prompt
and punctual attention, as if on personal ap
T>llcatio«, ad.lrewed to
.1 I COHEN, Jr.— Bnlliinore
iTF COHEN'S LMttrjf Ootrllt anil Kiyu
ttr," which is published every week, will con
tain the oiiiciul lists of each due wing of the
Grand Stair end Mot.iimtnl f.utlirn nml will
be forwarded trmhs, to ell who purchase their
tickets at COHEN'S OTITt’E Those who
svi*h to receive the Register, will mention it
when they send on their orders.
A CAR 1).
JOHN A. HCONCIA Inis the plmieuru
of informing IIiimiIUmiii of Lynchburg
and its vicinity, that hi the instance of some
efhis friends, lie lie- mad* arrangements for
the purpose of csluhli<Biiig hi.initil ill tins
plnee,
\>niV\“A4vtv uV Miwic.
He deems it needless, at this time, to advert
to his method; a sketch ol which, bus already
appeared in t former advertisement, but which
will he amply demonstrated, on any iiistru
meal, during hi* court# of in traction. Jtc
Las already engaged several young Indies us
pupils,and proposes to commence the session,
on his return, in I lit* early part of Augufl
nest, at the Female Acndeun under the an
peltate u deucy ol Mr Henry Morris mid «t
wuy other poult where* class may tig formed,
either in the town, or any moderate distance
In the country
J. A S. ha- on hand an attentive selection
ol modern music, Italian, French, and Ku>
lUli, with every accessary rnpnntr fnrllic ad
vantage of hi* pupil*, fie lias also agents, at
the North, to proi ure any kind of music or
musical instrument that may lie applied for.
N. B —Application can tie made, in the
mean time, to \lc. Henry Morris*.at (ho era
deiny orto Mr. Davidson Htmll'ule, l.yodhhurg
.lone 27 ItiHf* 47
IaAwVB VOU.
BY virtm* of tho of the county
cniirt el Bt'diord, pronciKuccd at tir
M irch term, 1823, in a oiit thftrriu depending
between t.ly and Jhiuc* Hive)*, the undersign
•d cnrnuti*<m»nerft will, on Sturdily the 30th
day of August nest, if fair, it not the neit fair
rfny tberenrirr, (Suednyi eicepti-d) sett at pub
lic auction, on-the pntmi .es.
214} AIHU&& OV l*A>fli,
situate in the said county of Bedford, on the
Water* of Benvcniatn creek, adjoining the
land* of Thomas Pearson, Win. Jordan, John
Hayin'*, George West, Isaac Junes and Doct.
Heorge Stover. 'Term* of sale—one fourth of
the purchase money to tie paid in hand—for
the balance, a ere.lit of one, two and three
years will lie given. Bond w ith approved se
curity will be required from the purchaser for
each instalment—such title only as is vested
ia the subscribers will lie made
JOHN PATE,
MATTHEW bate, Commissioners
WM SHREWSBURY,)
J'111* _ w4w« 44
Lost o\* M\a\«i\d.
TWO Lottery Ticket*. Numbers Shin
end 8085. in the Maryland State Lottny
£o now drawing in Bnhimnre, ami three
Hair ticket*, Numbers 9271. 9879 und 11488,
ta the Washington Monument Lottery, sisth
Kinsi, at in drawing in the same city.
All persons are cautioned agninst trading for
any ot the above listed ticket*, as care will be
taken to slop the payment of such prizes as
■ay lie drawn to their Nos.
W SNEAD, jr.
Aug 1. ,JU
BLANKS
9/ trery description, neatly and rrpcditiouslu
prints I at ths sjfiis sf the Virginian.

E£*Si** ir
ftuljflrtrrana TvmugaUowa.
ffMIF. subscriber lias established at his
1 MKDK'OF- jiTORF, (in a privalrpart
ol the b Mae,flour door* north of the Hank of
Virginia, A JsAfll for the application of
plmruiM iiinigution*, for tin- mire of Ooui,
Hkriuiutisin, nil discuses of the Skin, l’nisjr,
Me asii In llurcpc Uil« mode of practice lias
been pursued with Iks happiest result; die
e»*«* the moat paintul and loathsome lo
which mankind Is subject,' hare been eom
pi. u l} eradicated by a few applications.
This remedy may he nppiiedat all seasons,
without regard to age of act.
As this praetor has bean but lately Wilroilu
etd stilt* ilia bulled States,I will take ihe lit**
rrly (fur the inturuialion of Ihe alHroted) In
esiraeiing some ol Ihe ease*, from a pamphlet
publish ed by f)r. Revere of RisHimorn.
Unirtrutl 1‘nraUnt.
One of the. patient* ul tin* Hospital of £t.
I,sms, about lorty-flve years ol age, wa* at
tacked In Julie, ial4, with a typhus lover,
Iheu (irevalent in tlm Hospital, ihe nervous
symptom* in the case werv ol Ibe most urgent
character, and terminiiled iu a universal pal
my, for which the sulphur fumigations were
tried. The patient took alsmt forty fumi .a
tiuii* i her health gradually improved, until it
mi- perfectly re-established she is now well,
and is one ol the laundresses ol (he Hospital
ItultuliiM .iftfreliuu of Ihi ('act
A lady ol h sanguine temperament had been
several months iiillictod with a singularly tin
nier (ml and obstinate ron-otm ullietion of the
(mi .ind neck (lu ordinary occasions, very
little etlcriml nppraianre of disease was perj
crptihle, but upon "w slightest escRament,
such a« menial ugltatiou, eserrise or ■warmth,
bowmer produced, a high degree of Hushing
ensued, aUended with an intolerable sense ol
burning ami itching, lu slioi'l, ibe iintileasnnl
condition of Ibis Indy cuuuot easily no ima
gined.
In the month of Oo'oher, 1821, xl«r *-iit»|«-ct
eil herself in four gi nund fumigations, taken
in hs many days I lie immediate effect ol Ihe
first was apparently |o aggravate her complaint,
which, from the common effect of heat, was to
he expected. The third application seemed
to check Ihe disorder completely. To test the
efficacy of the remedy, she notv exposed her
self for several hours to the heat of a ivnrm
fire, whan no Ineouveoieiice resulted She re
ceited a fourth fumigation, and h ever
sinco renmtued free troin the disease VV lint
i« most wr,-thy of remark in tills rase is, tiie
grrut and sudden Influence exerted upon the
p.irWunt subjected to tiie immediate operation
of the sulphurous gas.
Rheumatic Affertiun vf'lbr Hr ml
A surgeon, thirty two years of Hge, of a
good constitution, had sntlarcd lor live years,
(min, witii a sensation ot iiresfure, and prick
ing In the scalp, arising train u sudden cheek
of the perspiration, from h cold hath. Du
ring tha same period, tiie skin of tiie
body was covered with liver coloured spots,
which caused an insupportable itching These
pains of tiie head linil incapacitated him
iron doing any tliiag that required at
tention, he wax therefore compelled to n
haudon liis profession, and even botany,
his favourite study. Five fumigations, taken
from the fourth to the eighth of Dee., dissipa
ted (lie pains, removed tiie uneasiness in tile
scalp, and eualded him to return to liis usual
occupation!. A mouth attar this treatment
the cuticle was renowrd over the whole bo
dy. I saw the patient eight mtiillhs afterwards;
ho still enjoyed found health of mind ami bo
dy
Chronic Rhrumdtiom, complicated with f7eiit.
A man, uged fifty-four years, of u good con
stitution, had been habitually affected, for tivo
yours, with rheumatic pains, shifting from the
head to the breast, and all the joints, and who
had gout niternaiely in each foot, received
three applications oiThe fumigations, from tiie
lflli to tiie 17th of April—the first of which
produced copious perspiration, lie was tlrlij
vered, us it by magic, from Ids paint;, and Ihe
flexibility of Ids limits restored
Jtry Tetter.
A man, forty-three years of age, an inhalii
titiit ofnue oftlie ports ol the Adriatic, bail
Iiomi ufflletcd for ten years witii a very extru
sive totter, surrounding tiie neck and shoul
ders. The tetter was dry, and often covered
witii ed points, witii suppurating tumors, to
which tiie linen adhered. It was attend
ed with excessive itching. The general health
teas gond, except a slight chronic oplfmltuin,
utti'iliutodio tiie sea air. lie recollected luiv
inglieon informed by Ids mother that she had
suffered during tier youth from an herpetic e
ruption lie had tried a few remedies, iiinoug
others, a solution of muriatic acid, rubbed up
on tiie part, wit limit success.
After the first fumigation, taken on Hie £2*1
ol .lane, the itching diminished, ami, as the
patient was therefore prevented from scratch
ing, the linen no longer Hilhered to the hack.
Viter the seventh application, Hie improve
■nent was truly astoidsldug, tiie itching hav
ing almost entirely ceased. An eruption, ari
sing Itom the fumigations, appeared upon tiie
iglil arm, so as to interrupt the treatment
lull fourteen fumigations ill ten days colltple
led the cure.
This establishment 1ms hut recently gone in
to operation. I have a number of inveterate
eases under my niunugeiiient.ull of w hich have
improved greatly beyond my expectations.
UENJ. F OWENS.
N. B An extensive assortment of MEDI
CINES, PAINTS,DYE-STUFFS, (tic for sale
upon the most reasonable terms. li F t)
‘October II 20ts
\UJiS\VW.Y\.
RUNAWAY from the subscriber (living
near Willis's Mountain, ill the enmity of
Buckingham) on the night of the 19th instant,
a bright mulatto man, nrmeil BILLY—lie is a
stout, sensible fellow, slow ofipeecb, straight
black hair, a little inclined to curl—can read
L write,tinil very probably may have a forged
pass—is about tliirty-sii or seven yeRrs old
and took off with him a variety of clothing,
and his books—I snspoct he left the ncighlior
hooil in company with a white man, and that
he will attempt h>escape to Ohio or tire north.
If taken in any of the ‘Counties below the
mountains nod secured in jail so that I get him
again, a reward of twenty dollars will he gi
ven but if taken beyond "the mountains, or in
any of the border counties of the state, or in
attempting to escape out of the state, on
board a vessel, nnd shall be secured in like
manner, a reward of forty dollars will be gi
ven. All matters of vessels ami others are
forwarneii from harboring or carrying him
out of the state at the peril of legal prosecu
tion. L. BOLLING.
May 30 w3w* 43
Noi\w.
WAS shipped on hoard of Francis .1
dtuiys'i boat at the Prison, Itirhniond,
tame time in April last, one keg GVJfPOW
T)ER, which was brought to this ptaee under
my rare, and /or irhich I cannot find the owner.
j This is therefore to request the proper owner to
rail on Benjamin A. Phillips, Lynchburg,
who will diiiecr said powder by their paying
charges <$-c. Ml Til AM EL GUOLSli Y.
July 3. 4811
$CgftY8.
JUST received from Baltimore, 14 boxes
TuiellS best Spanish Segars, No. 1.
CEO. AI. MURRELL,
i July*:. moo
NviVke.
flMir. subscribers hare connected them
X set i t* in business, under the firm of
ltanfal ftrtt'wn 8c Co.
All persons indebted to Diniel Brown indivi
dually are n-ipjr*tt.d to ni kt pay meat In
Daniel Brown k Co mid Iiiom: having claims
on him will call on Ihtm for payinenl.
DANIEL BROWN,
DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM.
I’IIE cn-partncnhip nf THOMAS b
DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM, at (heir
Lynchburg store, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted in them
are requested to make payment to Daniel
Brown M. Co. of Lynchburg and those ha
ving claim* against (hem for tmusantion* at
their Lynchburg store, will rail on said Daniel
Brown k Co. for payment.
THOMAS HIDOINBOTHAM,
DANIEL HIUtifNBOfHAM.
JnlyJil. lodtclm
Vunn
ri’BK subscriber haring leased the FARM
I MILLS, in the county of Amherst, lakes
this method of inform ion *be public, that be
wishes lo purclsasr whenI, lo be delivered either
nl the sued Milts, or al his Lumber-house,in the
town of Lynchburg, where the best rush prices
that the Richmond market v ill justify, will al
ways be giren. Those who'boose to have their
wheal ground on commission, ran be. acrommo
dated on the usual terms of million
HKJfHVi8. UMM’OHORJVF.
|J7* A liberal price will be given for SE
COND MILLER.
July 3ft. blHu>
CASH KOK WHEAT.
WE will give the highest cr.tli price fii
WHEAT, delivered at our Lumber
house. WM MckEE u J.4> MEEM.
July 2P lets 102
“f \3UNTlETs STOCK
AT AUCTION.
WILL potitively be sold at auction, on
Friday, the Hth day of nest month,
August,) at Archibald Ilalcber'stavern,(Cen
tral Hotel,) in Lynchburg,the slock oftlie de
linquent stockholders, In the L> ni bbing ami
Salem Turnpike Company, unless puyment be
made ou or belore tlmt time
JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer.
July 4 ti Ids 48
riAHE creditors of Mr. WALTIIAL IIOL
1. COMliE me requested to attend on the
Hth day of October nest, with their claims du
ly authenticated, that (tie amount of Ills debts
may be known, by winch time it can be tin
betterknown when the crop (now alikely one)
can be got to market. The creditors shall
share it, and then the time and place shall lie
agreed upon lur a sale of so much of the os
tHte as shall pay off the delits mid it any
claim bo objected to, it inav at onre bo refer
red, sn as to avoid nnv thing like a law suit
JUDITH HOLCOMBE, Admr x. I
July 2U.
I understand that I am one of the eicoutort
named in the will of Mr. Hulcoti bo, but as I
cannot act on nocount of the distance and nfy
public duties, i wtTI nevertheless advise M/a.'
Holcombe, my nieer, III doing «|ieedily tvlijl
rver law and justice requite of her, fur
creditors of Mr. Holcombe and if they s/ ill
forbear, until their claims can all be nude
known to her, she will, I have no doubt) do
them prolupt justice
CREED TAYLO/t.
July 20 \v4w* lf'2
Nottcft,
f I THE partners <\f the late firm of Kjles Sf
l Mays, request all those indebted tq them
ey note or hook aernunl, to make imiljediatt
;iaymenf to the suhsrriber at O H'm. fiytr's,
be fore the first of August, otherwise no longer
indulgence will he given
B .V II. PATTEHSOA, jprnt,
July 4. _ jtr/idB
MESSRS James Sawyers, b IVilliam
Sawyers, administrators of AVilliain
Crane, take notice, that on FridayJlie 12th
day of September nett, at the lioyse of Sa
muel Pannill, in the county of Caymhell, in
the state of Virginia, I shall proeeid to take
the deposition of Wm. Smith, to tie rend in
the trial of a suit in chancery, depending in
the county court of Pittsylvania, in which
I, ns Kiecutor of David Pannill, urn the com
plainant and you are the dele min Ms, at which
lime and place yotretm attend if You please.
Y’our obedient servant
3AMUEL f ANNILL,
Ftecutorof David Pannill deceased.
August 1. w4w 52
WARD'S Of FICE,
•Inly 31, lb‘.'3.
6th Jay's drawing of Ilia
Washington Monument Lottery.
*16522 prize of #10(10
7565 a ptize of 100
1554,1
6366 I
lt>44(’» prizes of '60
12215
15193 j
6 prizes of 20
And 2b5 of 10
The 5th days drawing of the Slate Lottery
will lie received on Thursday next
Owned by agentlemun of this place.
August I
Another Prize for Lynchburg
Cohen’s Office, Baltimore,
July 24th, 1823.
No. 15522 came out in the Monument
Lottery, this afternoon, a prize of
One T Yiouaand VUiWwvs.
This lucky ticket is owned in Lynchburg,
it having been sent per mail from Cohen’s
O fice, Baltimore, to the fortunate holder,
about three weeks ago. As usual, for all
prizes sold at Cohen’s Office, the cash is
ready.
OC/- It is remarkable, that all the great
capitals yet sold in the .Monument Lottery,
have been obtained at Cohen’s Office, viz
No. 8779 J5000- No. 2281 JftOOO— No.
12552 #2000—The great capitals of 20,000,
10,000, 10,000 are still undrawn.
Tickets are only ten dollars—and shares
in proportion.
July 1. St
CY\CO\» liTOCCXWs.
Just received, and for sale at prices unusual
ly lou\
50 hags, 4 tierces and 10 barrels green Cof
fee
16 hhds St. Croix and N Orleans Sugars
6 cases Glass Ware
Madeira Wine
Cognac Brandy
Choice old Jamaica and Antigxia Bum
Havana Segars, Window Glass
A large rjuantity Spun Colton, Arc. tc. Uc.
CHAS. L. DIBRF.LL.
O’ OX HAND,
10,000 Yba. 'pxune Bacon.
July 4 w4w 49
FEMALE EDUCATION
MB. BALL
WILL open o SCHOOL in this plare,
•n the fail Monday 'n September, Jar the
rtrephun of young tadiri exclusively. As he
iiUtndt every pupil eh all be under hu own im
mediate initrurtwn, no more wilt be roteietd
than tan well be attended to.
TERMS OF TV in OX.
For Reading, Writng and Arithmetic, ?!2 a
teiiuiH For Arithmetic, l.oglith Grnrdmar and
Geography, with the ate of the Utahn, jf 10
For Rhetoric, llnlory, Agronomy, Murat Philo
tnphy, Ve Vr 18. For any or all of the abort
bnn her, with the rudiments of the French and
Latin langusyee, $-211
Any nj the youna ladies who may with it,tan
beurrominoituted with good hoard,in rttperlahlt
families. Strict attention will be paid to the
mural deportment of the trhnlart.
Rtfircuct* to the Her. J. S. I.F.F.,
Rev. I). WILLIAMS,
8 xowi.tx, Etq.
Mr. J. HOLUXS.
July 22 tell 100
Jump* Hvvvv I mud
FOR RENT.
rpiIE subscriber* will rent for the ensu
JL n»g year, and it may be for n tern of
year*,That
Ijirge and Productive Farm,
on James river, in Nelson county, called Sol
dier's Joy, containing nearly three hundred
acres ol irst rate river bottom, with much
arable hiji laud adjacent thereto, in good
heart, in tdl sufficient, ft is calculated, for the
jirofititble employment ol twenty'labourers.
The houses on the place, for agricultural pur
poses, Mb large and numerous and die plan
tation is believed to he under a pretty good
enclosure. The place, ready admitting of di
vision into two parts, can be rented to sepa
rate tenants, should it be the wish of appli
cant*.
Application may be made to Win S. Cabell,
Esq residing at Amherst old court bouse, or
to either of the subscribers, the find residing
at Buckingham court house, the latter in the
tow no, Lynchburg.
SAMUEL I CABELL.
PATRICK II. CABELL.
The subscriber will sell, on a credit of one,
Iwe, and three year*, lit* moiety of the alien e
estate, containing by a recent survey I<i7*7
ncres than which there are are few more va
lusblc tracts in Virginia. F. II. CABELL.
August I. wdw 52
8 f The Editor* of the Enquirer will fmb
it's the above weekly for four weeks und for
a i<nl their account to this office.
1 hereby caution the public
tj'HOM trading for or taking an assign
ment of u bond executed by me to a cer
|hin William lianmih, in the year 1H17, to the
amount ol 522 dollars, or thereabouts, with u
Credit ot ItHfdullurs on the back of said bond.
This bond was given iu consideration of car
penter’s work, and as if w us fraudulently sup
pressed by said Hannah, and suit instituted iu
(lie superior court of t'ampbell, on the account
ol work which it was Intended to cover, when
judgment was obtained against me in said
suit 'I enjoined it iu tlm superior court of
chancery for the Lynchburg district. Said
boiid,ol com e, forms a part of the controver
sy between said 11 a 11 n a I and myself, and will
net tie paid by me (ill the law makes It neces
sary. A. S. HENRY.
August 1 wdw 52
VlVUren DoWavft Ue\nuy&.
RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the
15th of July, two negro men, NED and
SIMON, Ned about 45 yeers of age, of dark
complexion, no particular marks recollected.
He was purchased of Mr. Aimer Rucker of
Amherst, and we have reason to believe lie is
in thut neighborhood, or lurking about Lynch
burg It is probable lie may aim to get to Rich
mond as he is well acquainted on the river.
Simon is about 45 or 50 also, of light com
pletion, and inclined to be knocknecd, and
struts when w alking—no other mark recollec
ted. I have reason to believe he is lurking
about Lynchburg. The above rewnrd will he
given, for apprehending or securing the above
negroes ill jail so that I get them again, and all
reasonable expenses paid.
AN EXANDEU TINTT.KY
August I w2w 52
Xoticfi.
The subscriber w ill sell n .great bargain in
Acres ol* Lv\k\,
1YING in file county of Campbell, on
J the waters of Whipping rreek, 24 mile*
south of Lynchburg. There is on this tract
40ii Hcres of open'land lying in one body, all’
ol which is well inclosed and produces well.
Thre es on Ibis tract 7 settlements, all conve
niently situated, and the most of them have
all necessary outhouses, and good water con
venient, and an excellent icehouse at one of
them 17 feet square, and 24 deep, a good
hlacksniilhsshop and a good stand for asmith,
and a good stand for n store or tavern, with a
new house built furtbe purpose There is al
so on this tract a
Gt\»1 nu<\ Saw iNAUA,
nnd COTTON M ACHINE, all built on the la
test und most approved plan, also a new and
large stone distillery 66 feet by 30, built on
the latest nnd most approved plan, and sup
jilted w ith an abundance of excellent water—
it is deemed useless to go into a more lengthy
detail ol this property, as it is presumed that
no person will purchase without first viewing
°f it-—Terms will he accommodating. Also,
one other traot lying in said county, and on
the waters of the same creek, containing 250
acres, one half of which is tobacco land. One
other tract in (he county of Patrick, contain
ing 1000 acres—ei'her of the tracts w ill lie
divided to suit purchasers, and young negroes
taken in payment JAS P. BULLOCK
August I. w4w 52
V u\uab\e MVW and l.ai\d
FOR SALE,
ON the 10th day of September next,
John B. Roy anil John H. Smith, acting
»s trustees, will proceed to sell, on the pre
mises, the
V r edomaw MAYVs,
distant from Lynchburg about 7 miles, and
immediately on James River, with the land,
conveyed by a trust deed, recorded in Camp- j
bell court, and bearing date the 30th day of
October, lHlt», for the purpose of aecuring cer
tain sums of money therein meutioned, due
from Nicholas Harrison to William I. Lewis.
The sale will lake place on that day, if fair, if
not on the next fair day thereafter The title
is believed to be indisputable, but the subscri
bers will only convey as trustees.
JOHN H. ROY,
JOHN H. SMITH.
August 1. wtdsbii.
NOTICK is hereby given, that nil the
eelh in the Lunatic Hospital, in the city
of ll'illiamshurg, are occupied,and that no more
patients (Male or Female) will he received in
to said Hospital, until some of the said rells are
vacant—due notice of which will be given.
By order of the Court of Directors.
LEO C. HEALEY, C. C D
August 1 62 wts
Trufei of LaaA.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
(he subscriber* on the 14th day «i June,
1822, by Joseph King, to secure the payment
of sum of money therein mentioned, due to
Robert and lames King, and of record in the
clerk's office of Montgomery comity, we shall
proceed to sell, for ready money, on the pub
lic square, in the town of Chri-liansbiirg, on
the 4lh day of November neit, it being Mont
gomery court-day, that well known
Tract ot ^arccto!
called Vause's or the W-hite house plantation,
lying in the county of Montgomery, on Mea
dow creek, a branch of (lie smith fork of Uoh
noke, and on the south fork of Roanoke, and
containing by survey, 80O acres. Acting as
trustee, we shall convey such title only as is
vested in us by said trust deed.
WILLIAM B CHARLTON,) r„,
THOMAS B0WY4CR, mutt*.
July M w4w 50
JAMES WILLS AND WALKEIl DK
JOCBN'ETT-- Take JMXire—That at the
dwelling house of James Old, in tire county of
Halifax, between the rising and setting of the
sun on the 20th day of August nexl, i will lake
the depositions of the said James Old and o
thers and on the 23d day of August next, be
tween the same hours, at the house of Beiya
min Terrell, in the county of Pittsylvania, I
will take the depositions of the said Benjamin
Terrell und others and on tire 20th day of
August next, between the rising and setting of
the snn,at the dwelling house of Robert Kemp,
in thecounty of i'raiiklinjtake the depositions
of John Eanes und others, to be read a* evi*
tience in a suit now depending and undeter
mined in the district chancery court, liolden
in Lynchburg, in which I am complainant nnd
you are defendants, when and where yon
may attend to cross-examine the witnesses,
should you think proper.
WILLIAM AJUNSON.
July 13. w4w* 60
'Vo limlvr takers.
\7ITILL RE LET, to the lowest bidder,
if il Pittsylvania August court next, the
building of a new JAIL, oi the enlarging the
present one, so as to conform to the act of
assembly, passed nt the last session, regulating
t lie size of jails. Adso, sundry repairs and ad
ditions to the court-house. This is h job wor
thy the attention of house carpenters and
stone in&tons A plan of the building will be
submitted on that day Bond and security
will lie required of the undertaker, for the
faithful performance of the work.
WILLIAM TUN3TALL,
THOS. II. WOODING,
AVM. ft. CHAPLIN, Commission
DAVID II. CLAKk, its.
BO. COOK,
HO WILSON,
July I ft wtnc 50
JN" olive.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscriber|by Daniel Ellis, a free
man ot color, for the pur|aise of securing a
sum of money due and owing to Thomas
Humphreys, which deed is of record in the
hustings oonrt of Lynchburg, I slulll, on Sa
turday the9th day of August next ensuing
the date hereof, proceed,at the market-house,
in tlie town of Lynchburg, to sell nt puulic
audioii, for cash,
The follow iwg •AxlicAcs,
or to much thereof as will be sufficient to
pay the sum of money mentioned ill said deed,
viz :—Two feather beds and bed clothes, two
bedsteads, one walnut cupboard, one do. fol
ding table, 3 pine tables, six Windsor chairs,
■two split bottom do., one carpet, two ovens,
two pots, one baking oven, one puir andirons,
three smoothing irons, one looking glass, six
knives and forks, one dozen plates, 3bowls, 1
dozen cups and saucers, one tea pot, one cof
fee pot, lour tumblers, three decanters, 2 tubs,
two piggins, three axes, one weeding hoe,one
spade, one sow, one cow and culf.
WILL!AM B LYNCH, Trustee.
July 18. _wtds 50
•Voiice.
1MIE subscribers, as surviving executors
of thr last will aud testament, of Stephen
Damn), late of the county of Amherst dec'll,
tuke this mode of informing the heirs uod le
gatees of the said Hamm, many of whom are
the residents of other states, that they will in
pursuance of the discretionary authority vest
ed in them by the will of their testator, offer
to public sale on the premises, on Thursday
the 2uth Nov. next, all the personal estate of
the said Hamm, on a credit of 12 months, for
all sums over ten dollars. Those interested
are requested punctually to attend on that oc
casion, as these "proceedings Rre intended as
preparatory to a division of the estate, and
payment of the legacies, bequeathed in suid
will. As it is believed by the executors, thut
Tlae veal I'lSlwAv
of their testator, is of such value, that it will
be necessary to sell it, in order to make divi.
sion, under the aet of assembly, in such case
made and provided, notice is heieliy given,
that application will he made to Amherst
county court, for authority to sell the same
and the pieieuce of the parlie.s interested is
especially dcsiied on this account. T lie sub
scribers Hre anxious to dose their administra
tion on the estate of their testator, and there
fore request the attendance of the parlies in
terested, that no delay may lie mude in that ob
ject. JESSE BECK,
CHAS. MONDAY, rs‘
F. S. The terms of the sale will lie for all
sums of y;lO and under it, cash for all sums
over it 12 mentlis credit, with bond and ap
proved security. Persons indebted to the es
tate, are requested to make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot lie given. Per
sons having claims against the estate are re
quested to bring -them forw ard for payment.
Interest'will be required from the date of the
bonds if payment is not punctually made.
C.M. JE,n
■T"’y wtds si
BY virtue of h deed of trust executed by
George Nichols, John Nichols, Barksdale
Nichols, Archibald Nichols, Jane Nichols, Pol
ly Nichols and Jinny Nichols, to the subscri
bers, on the 21st day of November, 1821, and
duly recorded in the clerk’s office of the coun
ty court of Bedford, for the purpose of secu
ring a certain debt due John Ashwell, senr.
we shall, on Saturday the 16th of August, 1823,
proceed to sell, on the premises, by way ol
public auction, for ready money,
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
lying on the waters of Saunders's Mill creek,
containing 130 acres, more or less, adjoining
the lands of George Tursb,John Ashwell, senr.
and others. Also, the
Following Personal Property,
to wit One Grey Horse, one Cupboard and
one pnir of Bellows, or so much as will satisfy
the debt and cost above mentioned, together
with the interest thereon. We will convey
such title as is vested in us us trustees, anil
none other.
J AMES AYERS, _
JOHN KASEY, l Trusleet.
Jul.v 25-_ _ w3w 61
I SHALL in future decline the practice
1 of the Law, in thecounties of Amherst and
Nelson. Lucas P. Thompson, F.sn. will at
tend to my unfinished business, in the superi
or and iufeiior courts for said counties.
RO. GARLAND.
July 25. 2t6,
ITitt} DoWftxs UeViuuA,
FOR apprehending and securing Kin, ir.
Jaii, so that I gel him again, if taken u
of the State, or twenty dollar* if taken in ti.p
State. JACK HARR1SS, a free negro, raise
in the county of Bedford, State of Virginia-
hold hi* indentures, dated the Octol,,
ITS'li—said Jack Harris* we, sold hy order,
Buckingham court, to pn> jail lee,, was pi.
chased by Stephen l'ankey, front whotui e
shortly rutiaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in jail, at which place he wh.<
again sold when I became the purchaser.
Jack Harris* is n yellow fellow, stout mad*'
about ti I'cet high, between oOanl dt)y>ar> of
age, professes to lay stone or In i, k. It lien |iB
left me he wine long whiskers, which can |.B
easily cut off, hi* hat had lost hall the brio.,
his clothing as t believe dark nosed clotf,
clerks of courts where tin Indentures may
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN R. liRAV.
Bedford, Feb. 11. w ts 28 i
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SI'LL,
THE TIUCT OF IM'I)
ON which he resides, lying in the county
of Pittsylvania, containing by old sur
veys 1315 acres, (but which it is confidently
believed will measure 1500) on which is a
new, en mini on itnn i>
UNO 1JOUSL, 36 by 20 feet,
two Btovies high, witli a 16 fei t
i wing brick sinokc bouse, yanl
ariu garden recently pmeu wmi locust post,
anil sawed rails and pales, a new ice house,
apple and peach orchards,lie. There are on
this laud about
200 acT«8 Ii'OW-OtoxhiAs,
inrostly in woods with a large portion (sav
•on j third) good high land, tobacco ground,
and nearly the wlrole tract good grain land,
abounding in good timber. Indeed i( is given
up to be the best timbered land in the count)
and susceptible of the highest improvement
the water is not surpassed by any in the stele,
and a more health) situation cannot In i'bunu.
The terms will be made accommodating, not
more than one third of tiie money w ill he it
qutred in band, mid the balance in convenient
instalments. Those wishing to realize, pn.
Imps may do well to examine this land, m
such is not often in market.
Letters in reference to a sale, directed to
the subscriber at Cailmid's store, Pittsylvania,
will be attended to.
RALPH SMITH, jr.
May 0"■_ wts 4ii
liANIl VOH. tt.UsE.
I OFFER FOR SALE,
THE TRACT OK LAND,
WHKUKON -I now reside, lying in
Bedford comity, Virginia, on the north
forte of Otter river, containing something lit,,.
4oO acres, 7 miles from Liberty, and 22 fmm
Lynchburg, the river passing through the said
laud, afford several fields of bottom land, tin;
plantation sufficient to work b or 8 bands, in
goon repair, wan a comiortatde
inVELLINU HOUSE, and n
ther out lwuses, peach and ap.
i pic orchard) porton of good u
micro mini yei to clear, i lie cm u iitiiiccessnj
ry to say more,as anyone wishing to purchase
will see the lands first.—A good bargain may
be had, as I wish to remove the nest full.
DAVIO JONES.
May 23 ivts 42
VA1A3AEEE U.\U
FOR SALE.
THE SEBSCK1BKK is still desirous of sel
ling the Tract of Lund whereon he now
resides, coutainiue about tiotl acres.
On this tract is a DWELLING
HOUSE with five rooms and a I
large passage, and every other
necessary bouse good fruit ol e
very description. Also, mi excellent
G&YST AYYYA„
on a good stream. This land is ahout 2 miles
south of Mr Robert Hunter's, and is consider
ed as valuable as any tract of high land in the
county. For terms apply to the subscriber
ARCHIBALD BOLLING, jr
Campbell County, April 4. w is 85
YA&A'YUEU.
\\TE have on hand 1»,000 weight SOAL
T V LEATHER, a large quanlity of l 1*
PER LEATHER, consisting of Waxed Calf
Skins, (15 dozen of w hich, finished by Joseph
Keen fc Sons, Philadelphia,) Waxed Kip Skins,
w hite lining do Side Leather (w axed and rns- I
set,) and Cordavan do and an extensive as
sortment of
Ltatljtr,
Consisting of Skirting, Harness, Bridle end
Collar Leather, Bag Hides, New England Hog
Skins, and Pad and Morocco do. Also,
Tanners’ and Lamp Oil.
All of which Will be sold low for rash.
JOHN Si CASWELL POF
July 11 wtf 40
IS’oUcp.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed IS
ine by George Percival, bearing dale on
tbe 20th day of September, 1818, and duly re
corded in the corporation court of Lynchburg,
ami to eller.t certain purposes in said deed ex
pressed, shall, on the loth of August, 1823,
on the premises, sell by way of public auc
tion, lor ready money,
A ceTtain \tiece. ot "papcpY
tiYIOYWtt,
with its appurtenances, situate in the town of
Lynchburg, on 3d street, running 24 feet on
3d street, and running back 132 feet—it being
part of tbe lot ot ground formerly called Gio
liatn’s lot. Acting as trustee 1 shall only con
vey the title vested in me by the deed of trust
aforesaid, and none other.
CHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee
July 15. tetds 47
Slone Masons and Carpenters.
1>HE undersigned are commissioner!1,
appointed by court, to receive proposals
and contract for the building a Jail in the cor
poration of Lynchburg, The dimensions of
the building are tto feet front, by 36 back,
and 23 feet pitch—the walls of stone, and 4
feet thick. IVe deem it unnecessary to bo
more, explicit in this notice, as a plan of the
building, with every particular required by
the undertaker, will he furnished otrapplica
tiun to us, THOS. A. HOLCOMBE,
JOHN VICTOR,
albin McDaniel
June 20ih js46
•S'oticfc,
ON Saturday the 9tH day of .^igust,
1S23, at the late residence ot IVoi. 1 ins
icy, dec d.(now Isaac Tinsley's,) in Amherst
county, I shall expose to sale at auction, on r
credit until the 25th day of December next,
all the Perishable Property belonging *o «#ii.l
estate, consisting of hoHes, cattle, household
and kitchen furniture, plantation ntoswils, fcr.
Bonds w ifhapproved security will hp required.
James Tinsley,
Et'or. of m. Tinsley, dec'<!
Ju,y i* 49tds