N Tuesday mwrvmig, »>*1 mJ V servant BILI.V —It' is HVdi.-r li, In t.,rH. utaitfl a fret ftor nineties Inch. lias lew il *,i> it pm teelh; his lower teeth are though fo Se nreflv pood. lie is rather te.n, has a »,,tle haldne* which looks somewhat il had hern morn «lror injured, he is about 45 or .VI rears old, speak. iptwltly, motion is very «p.h k nendlv lo, one ol h.» |1#. i« vfr\ p|jni*iltV n ri'pt irutli or falsehood -sad Wednesday r Gustav ti-* A Hose, and Mon ben Norvell. Thu other 1 rac.t contain about 3 acre*, be the same, mnr« or te«s, and 1* the bnme whereon said YIiisp now cesidt I’he sale will lake place at Milner Cox’s tavern, neui the lands Terms, ew»di HKl’HEN NOKVEKL, Trust**. Nov. 7 wIds 13 ¥<>li S.II.E, ON MONU VV, the iJ-«l tl iv of Dcrtffn tu r next, at (lie lat» re-odem e ot Mr Walthall llolcamln in the eonntv ol Charlotte, Ai l, I III, KS1 X I I., WoW\ \U' i\ um\ t’viftmuvt, to which hi* died entitled Purchasers of real estate arc inv Med to call on me before the day of sale, it the* would wish to examine it tor themselves. I lie person a l estate w ill consist ol «YV>mv\ VuvY^-mw .W.^roira, ns likely as any in Virginia, sloc ks ol all kind, emps ot corn, Fodder, ami many useful Y*V\vn\u\um V WnsiYs, Burh as waggons, carts, ploughs, axes, tools of various kinds, kic .ve I he purchasers will he required to give lionet with approved seen rity« payable in twelve months, with interest from the date thereof hut if pnnctiially paid the; iuterest will I e remitted ll tna\ he well lor the creditors ot the stale, whose ilnim* rtaud on open accounts, to come forward be fore the* day ot sale, to prove* the ■amc be fore me, in the same iiimiiici' as would In* re quired by law in n court of justice. The sale Will he conducted l»y me, v\ ith the consent of ull the creditors, so far a- they are known, as well as with the consent of .Mrs U»l< nmh<, the widow and print ipal devisee and sl} tar as the creditors are not known, they are inv ited to bring in their claims, and say if thev will subscribe to the terms agreed upon, and w hich will he hlmwii at .i*v time. The attendance of all the creditors is mo«t earnestly solicited on the day of sale, which will be continued from dav to day until every thing be sold M XIU IN II \MMfK November 7 td>ld v. 1VVIMH TO m: \sk out, for a tri m ttf vrar«, that well kumv n rstaUeloni'm in the town ot Litmrty, (Itudforil court house.) TXve, Vi.Mi t.Y'i T.Y\ v.YV.W fronting on Hu* main »trri*t and tlic public square. The build ings are spacious arul well ron -Irurterl foe Invent Iceeuins. The etahlrs contain about 80 stalls, convenient graineries, fcc There is also a BACK 1.01' attached to -aid establishment. suitable tor tlie reception of drove-, he on which there is a good SPRINtl. There is also an excellent ICK HOIsE unsaid lot By one qualified to keep a good tavern, sai 1 property may he leased very low by the ve o', or lor a term of years, Hnd possession given li'rth November, 1823. A. UTKV. October 31. w3w!2 AT a meeting of toe President and l)i rectors of the I yi hhurg 6,- Salem Turn pile Company, on flic 23d day of Oet. 1823, Ordered, That the ?torkholders of the Lynch burg and Sa! ~m 7 urn} 'he Company, pay to the Treasurer on or before the 29th dav of No vember next, leu per cent, on their several shares of stock, and that t lie Treasurer cause Ibis order to be published. .1. Clerk, October 31, ...estnunn, by to, sod essentially woe XUV’UT 'I un *«il>**r nbrr* )i*\hijj taken Ir.M* on I i 11 i j f i 11 I i i urd Pollan!'-, in the (onn nl |,ynrbbur>r# amt hi |*r* nriit hi tin’ iij Hiicy «»l W If P* rrn* m hr if fb#*y inhnd i nri j i r» (f oil lb*- lot* in*- «»l I OHI VM)M|M t M HIHMi i «»l IUliA(.'ru,(tii ufiniimftM'ii ui/der 4bi linn I ,,f lft\ndvu\£¥. Hi WvTUli, J’hn«r I*«*t»11riii<’m lie* may lnvuur ibt-rn w ifli Mini nihlom, limy Mm* work to hr done in h «nt|irii(tr •»iytr amt on tb* nborteu ihHm Prom h ;»art ol lh» |ih! ronnkP of Mm*e gentlemen uby ileal hi ttir HI ficlt* id tokuM O JOHN W DANDHIlKiE, U b I'EKKOW October 24. w4w'l2 S XX ntrmvs Si l t». One dour Inlaw M mm l.tflnirh laylor't, Are row rer.eiv mg i ogular supplier of Din tons,ii \iii) ».vkiv, i lUHKKin Kr. \\f Hfr I* Ihry are determined to aell low tor rush I'hev have just receiv ed, and offer for sale, an elegant Msouttneut of X.V.tiWO Vrv ff T Persons from Hie louniry w ill find il to their advantage to call and examine their (iiiod«. (Jet. 31. w Is 12 •V»‘\\ C> mV» .MwimVnfturvj. a 111 SlB'ClUIlKfi return* thanks to his JL friends and the puhlii in general, for the very liberal cnrnuiv..emi'Mt lie ha* rc< civcil, ana euibrai es tin iavornhle opporluoily ol acquainting them, that he ha* employ* d •Mr. V usp v Nrugvw, To rond'H 1 the t l I -1* if i#* vi t, (w hose know ledge and abilities are well known) and has now on hand a »j»!«*in!»assortment ol 'Tortoise Shell Turk ('mobs, Do. do Long do Do. do Meek do. Do. do Side do. Ivory Combs, I)r* Pocket t onihx, Impressed (hi WITH A ttKMKKM ASSONTMKNT OF Mock hlirll, Horn ami Common COM HS, Which he w ill sell for cash or approved pnp*r% cheaper, and will warrant them superior to a i»y Combs that are maniifartin ed folio* east ward. Those w ho were customers and the f tends o! .VI r CAspFK Y f* Xf«Klt, are earn rally requested to give linn a call S WON Dl .lt I F.Y, JVb I, .Vorf/i /'ninth SI. nearly nppunte YnUt n I Ini, l, rinhuh lpli in October 31 I ml2 .Vllfio*,. To oil whom il mu;/ concern. M AN, calling In mar 11 JONKH IK V IN, about thirty-six years of age, about five feet ten inches high, and ot dark complex toll, supposed to have been the son ot Joseph Irvin, ami to have been born in Bedford conn• ty, in the stale of V iigitiia, died in the winter ot ihe ear Inin, at the dwelling house of Job. u F Moreland, in the county of Howard, anil state ol Missouri. Sail! Jones Irvin, at the time ot his death was possessed ot a nejgro w o* nmii called I A ?s N Y, w lm bus since had t wo children, one ot which has since died The siihscrihn has been duly appointed adtuinix* trator ol the e late ol said Irvin, w ho Inis Iclt no know ii heirs or legal rcpiesentat ives I be appraised value of said Irvin's property amounts to 531 dollars— and in case no heirs or legal i epresentativ es ol said dee* used shall appear within two years from the publication hereof, the said property wvll he sold, and the. money arising therelrom appropiialed accor ding to the laws of the said •Mate ol Mi *-oui'i Ii I. N I I l 1' I. NICK, Jiil mm is1 ml or of Junta Irvin, ,/tenant. October 2*1 fia 12 •Mr. FiViti IXvvntavw, 1TXKF, NO'i I Ilia* on the lotirth Sa I turdav in Novi min i next, at n»\ own louse, in tin* county of Amherst, I ."hall ink the depositions of \t iatt Diiin au, Iti'inifnril antdeii. Hi nrv Camden and olloi to he read as evidence ii the Staunton chancery court, in a suit therein depending in which I am plaint iff him! von and Dav id Taylor are d< Icndant* and on the fourth Monday in the sain* month, at the tit.ern ot John t bilder-, in the county Rockbridge, I shall take Ihe depo-if ions (t Moses Mct'letir, Nicholas I mes and others, to be read as ev idem e in the "Mine suit. our obedient servant, J Alii t'AMDKN tobi r 24 w4w 12 HtJfbrtl Sv/tl, n,her Court, 132,3. John Hat* her, adiu r. ol Benjamin Hat clier, dec d and sum*; ot Ilia heir» and ditrih ulees, plaint i fib, Against Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and Hugh Wood*’, Samutd Hatcher, Patsy Smith, Phebe llnvties, Benjamin <»r* rr, Martha Hay ii**.- ami Joel Haynes, John tireer, Julia (irciT, Phebe Brt»**r, Henry Hrcor, Susanna tireer, F.dward Lrrer, Killy (artier, Jabez fircer, Su anna XVhite, Thomas Smith, Hetija inin Smith. Mary Joimigin and Pleasant Jor nagin, John Smith, Eliza Smith, Henry Smith, Samuel Miiith, Francis Smith, Julia Smith and st- pheu Smith, Elizabeth Boswell and Creed Bos w ».ll, Henry AMnn y,Coleman Smith, John smith, Samuel Smith, Joseph Nelson and Polly bis wile, Joseph Hale and Phebe Ins wife, togethei with others, def'ts. IN CHANCERY Fh* defendant" above named not having entered their appearance ami riven security a* Hiding to tin act ol Assembly and the rules ol this court, am! it appeal ing to tin* satUfac tionol the court that they hie not inhabitant* of this country, oil tin* motion ot the plain tiff, by bis at tome v, if is old* ird, that the said defendants do appear here op the fourth Mon day in November n»*xt, and answer the plain tiff s bill, that a copy <>t this order In* inserted in some one of the l.v nriihurg newspapers, for two months, ami posted up at (lie court house door. A copy—Teste, 8 .1 STP.PTOF., c. b. c. X u\\V V I V virtue of a need of trust executed by James W ade to tile subscriber, tor purpo ses therein mentioned, bearing; date the I t (lav of June, lH‘2‘2, and rei or .led in the clerk's office of the hustings court ol l.viicliburg, 1 shall proceed t«* sell, on the pr« mines, on the 1st day »>l December next, it lair, if not the next fair day, .1 certain parcel of dIiOIW'II, near the head ol ‘2d and 3d sir« ts, containing two acres, be the same, more or less, totreiIt er with all the //Of ;N/.7/0/./> v hlT( llh'.\ i'l H.V1TL HI. conveyer! in said dead, consis ting; of beds, ebairs, tables, timepiece, carpen ters tools, books, Ail' (W.C. Action as trustee I shall convey only such title as Is vested in me. fit Hb October mi. (dsl9 .\m\ vVvX.N’wxt; Executed in the neatest wanner, and on the most moth raU terms, aljlht Office of the Eiuguiiun l>Uv V W nltiT il. Middleton AJ.VJ'.i the public Ki ll he lias Imnlid l.luoelf in i.y nclilim g, tor tin I urjio-i- l»»r lUul, 'I hut (-logant Iui> ntnr) Rrirk Ho lino at |>M»nt in the nmi (oinrv of 4*« iir^i Tin ker. «*si|. fittnrlo'il I• wlii« li ii it rood nir den, stable, gramery am) carriage hntis<* I lii- properly i- JiI'H-hhIIv -ituai. il on fir-1 *trci*t, ami in one m Hie l»«:sl neighborliouih in Lynchburg. I lime hI-d ii mat two story f'HAMKI) lldl --I Hiljniiiing Cul .liibri UiHit u iHi guild giiidi'fi, a.r An;. II /luring nn/«/).,((ire from l.i/nriihnrg, n/i partition mm/ tn iinti In M, Il Cut,ill. l.EOHlil HI'I'UK KK, _ 8apt. g« h wts V .VKV.V.V HOTRU 1 *11 H Hijli-ci iln r big* b ine In t|,nri|< hi* I 1111-1111-, ami tin finidic gi iirnilh for H,i liberal pH I run m hr ha- rrcrivi-d during Hie IhsI three yenr ill Hu- Union Hotel, where from Hie MMiilInr-s id Hie iuittse mid -tobies, be WHS sillily Hide to deem.dole them ns In- wished, mid Inn ing taken for n term of vc- it-, Hull well known, commodious and dc siiahle establishment, the VU.\K\,V.V \WVYV.\i, on innin -treel, (oi v\hi. h be w ill take posses -ion on the first d.iy ol November next) and having made »r range me ills In furnish il w Mil every iieee--ary most desirable to travellers, that this seolioII of Hie country w ill afford! and being delei mined lo spare no pains for Ihp accommodation of those who mav favor bint with their rustnin. In- hopes In receive a share ol public palmoa e JOHN HANCOCK O't 21. H w -jin *23 NEW STORE: Ik. t»vv*,nwt\>j, Vl\K door below Messrs. Hall Itul luck s, and nearly oppo-ile the market liou-e, have just received a gone nil ii-sort men I ol STAPLE AM) I AM V Dl< Y GOODS tirucerivs, Sic Ive. which they arc determined to sell at the most reduced prices lor cash. They deem it unite cessay to enumerate the articles comprising their assortment, ns they are determined to nlways keep it as general and complete as possible, and that il shall he extended in pro portion to any demand vx Ii•<*h may tie inaue. MB i)KI,l,M\ AV, residing in the city ot New York, will supply them constantly with ttoods at the lowest market price' They with confidence solicit the call of their friends and the public, that they may exhibit to (hem tin* cpialit\ ot their Donds, and show that they can oiler Doods at such low prices as to jtisii l\ large dealers and those residing at a dis tanre tn deal w itIi them. October ‘JI 5p23 Hi wry Si fitt-nfher County Court, 18*28. I John lliompson, otnpt. vs. Beverly Bnwram ndm’r. of John I* Stegall, dec’d VV 11 in in Smith Mild Nancy h i wife, John Dennett and Elizabeth Iiin w ife, Defendants. IN M VNDFTtV. The defendant, William Smith, not having entered l»is appearance and given security h< cording to the act ot Assembly and (lie rules ot this court, and i1 appearing to the s.it'M'm tion of the court that lie is not an inhabitant o| this CominoiiWTflfhli, On motion ot the complainant, h\ his attorney It is or dwelt, that h»- appear iiere on the second Monday in December tiext and answer tin*complainant’s hill, and that a copy ol this order he lorth w ith published m the l.ynclihurg V irginian for (light w eek* successively. and pnbli le»d at (lie front door of the court house ol the said county on some court day. A copy—Teste 8 YV. HF.DD. C C .V uY'u'o. FjTIIE subscribers return their grateful thank** I to their friends and the public lor their former very liberal patronage, and hope by attention and assiduity still to merit a share hereof. We occupy our former stand, oppo site Samuel Lam aster'*, and from a large sup ply of LKATIII.lt. Air. ju* t received, we will he able, ith our former stock, to supply all those who may he good enough to rail on \i Our 'dock con -u»i> of SV>.\\, Y.VV TWYAl, Skirting, black harness, black and fair bridle leather, russet, hag hides, lining ditto, sheep vkins, rus »*t and waxed upper leather, kip kin and t all skins, Y)\s. vA* TiiMwvft1 VYY\, JInd a constant supply of TxcOYeyA TAY»\AY\V. All those wanting any thing in our lire, xx i I do xvell to rail and examine for themselves, as we are derermined to sell low. \N e will give the highest market price tor breen m* YYvmY YYIUV.?, in cash or leather, in exchange at mil* leather i store, or at our tan yard in Amherst. here we have a quantity of I enther. a ndwill give in exchange Oil for leather in the rough. D. 61 D HOFKMAN. October 23. ic t s 1 Negotiable Notes and Checks, for Holt at this VJfkc. Fresh and Desirable GOODS. THK SUOSlMlUFIt IS MOW KM'KIVJNG HIS SUPPLY OK FALL AMI WINTFIt GOODS, .JMO.YO H IIICH .IKE— Superfine blue and black Cloth Fashioituble oli aid and Oliv e do. Oo. do. do. Canimerei Olive do. I I• i»t rai«ed striped do Merino and Siifc Vestings I uni and Jerry do. (ttewityfe) Lambs' W ool Shirts •1-1 Linen* and Lawns of approved bleach C otton and Worsted Hosiery l corded Swiss Cotton Hose, very Jive Pelisse C loth* Scarlet printed Salisbury Flannels Woodstock Gloves t.nrnirnt Calicoes, Itandtumr palltrvi Philadelphia made Shoes Sioul Devonshire Kersey, for great coats M-arlei, red, white and yellow F lannels F in and ool Finis Plain and figured Bond azeltes Kieii and Point Blankets leal I artan Plaids It nfeHoo Shaw Is V' hite and Colored Domestics Silk and Cotton Cmhrellas Bang-up Cords for gentlemens' pantaloons t arpet and Bucking Baizes TOC.ETHER WITH AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS OF THE NEWEST FASHION’S. Thread I,are him! Edgings BnhhineU do. do. Biadeer* lor dressing Bonnets Pelerines him! ZpIih Handkerchiefs Mantua and Bnlliaotrne Shawls i Beal Bohlihiett pare Veils lrnitatii.il Titnihoured do. Best Black and Colored Italian Crapes l.ong anil Short kid Glows Elastic Spring top do. Ag.get !Nc. Mace and Biadeers Sash Buckles Black and White Leghorn Plats Misses’ do and Straw' Plats Improved Minerva Cornells 'I ransparent Soap Elegant figured Gr.nde Naples Silks Merino Shawls and Scarfs Silk Velvet and Plushes Plain and figured Sw iss Muslins Tamboured and Plain India Book do. Do Geranium luaf do Plain and figured Sattins Beal Italian l.utestiings Elegant Garniture and Mantua Ribbons,w in ter fashions Silk Hosiery and Gloves Silver ire Tooth Brushes While and Black feathers Curls and Hair Nets Tortoise Shell and Side Combs Bouge Vegetal. 0?" Together with every other article in Hie DRV GOODS line, which Iwill il isjuisc nl at my usual l,OW’ PRICES, fur cash. ALSO, 5 bags JSorthern J lops, suitable for Brewers and Distillers. J. T. FATTEN. November 14. 14 w6vv __ I .HW\,V T. HY.\T 31 A S mniivcd from his old Aland to the house next door above Captain William lardy rut Store, where, hi? has just received an elegant assortment of W uW ks, J('Nu\wn SU- j W“V \’\n\e, onsirtinK of Castors, 1 eaf'of*; Coffee-Pots, vc Aii Swords, Kpaulettes, hiuJ nil kinds ol Military (loods—which will lie m>Idon reason rble terms. Any kind of work in his line w ill be done in the first style. W niches <*nd Jewelery repaired in the neat- esl irimioer November 14 wdwll LYiAVWYiYl, &c. •tiv\\h l'iihvj eAY Var, I ESEM TFULLH inform their friends I and the public, that they have on hand, an extensi vc and general assortment of L E A T H E R, manufactured hy themselves, at theirTanners in thin town, mid that they liave received m addition thereto,a large supply from the north, among which are fust rate heav\ snal, com mon do skirting td superior quality Keen Sons’ first rate waxed calf "kins, hag hides. New England hog skins and morocco and w bile lining do. Also, TANNERS’ OIL and (THRIERS’ TOOLS, all of which they w ill sell low for cash N B—The highest price w ill he given for hides, payable in cash or leather, or they will he tanned on shares. Naveniher 14 tctsl4 Subscriboi wishes to dispo.se of 1 that noted stand for a public house, in New London, at present kept hy Mrs. Van Miller I he numerous inducements which it offers are so obvious as scarcely to need detailing If is situated on ilie great western mail, so much frequented, at 1 l miles from Lynch burg, immediately on the turnpike, now com pleted that far. t he house i> large and com manding, and admirably calculated lor enter tainment tin* out houses in a good state of repair, the yard recently enclosed and neatly uet with trees, the garden ot nearly two acres highly productive tin lot", attached to the property by their iwauie-s and fertility add ing equally to its \alue and ornament and, besides the other out-houses, an l(’K llOl SK which never tails to keep ite throughout the season. In addition to the above permanent advan tages, it at present has the accidental though highly important recommendation of being in the greatest repute tor the excellent man ner in which it has been kept by the present occupant. It is deemed useless to enlarge further on its desirableness Tlm-c who may (eel an inclination 1n purchase, are invited to coma and examine the property for them ««l\ e«. I lie terms w ill he very moderate, and will he made known either by my mother, w ho now occupies the property, or bv my- i sell SAMUEL J MILLER Scpt.2t»." ‘iinH wS IllU P. 11.WF. been appointed agenft to collect J die ilcliis due, mol lo settle the bnshlcss ol ihr lute firm of Mrhrt, Mirwi, UrtmKny, •iiid ns I mn vvc\ desirous nl rinsing (lip same immediately. I respectfully invite those in debted to ti nt firm to null at the counting room ol W McKee A. J G. Mur in, and adjust ilie game without delay. JOHN G MF.FM. October 17 11 w 3w W UY.U uY M:„ I HIS is a large and commodious building, elected by Martin Han cock, Ksij, in tin upper end of Charlotte county, situated oil the main western roan ii-uumg horn mctniicmi j anil Petersburg, by 1'rin«Ldwurd and Char- I lotte court housi o Campbell court house and New London, Hi miles north we t ot i Charlotte court house, 24 Hides v.♦ st ot Prince j I do aid court house, 21 miles east ol Camp 1 hell court house, .‘It*mile•:> outh east ot Ly lu ll* burg, 20 miles north east ot PaimiU’s Perry, and within one mile ot the aid Hancock s re- I sidence—wliere the roads from each ol the above places intersect. l iie subscriber having leased this property for a term of years, respectfully ititoni s Ids friends and the public generally, that lit will open a house of accomodation, on or be fore the 16th November next, and from In strict attention and a w ish to please, he ear nestly solicits a part of the public patronage. M. M. DAVIDSON P S Gentlemen driving Pork or Beef, can be accommodated with grain, lots, fcic. W.M. D Oct 16, tv4\v 11 TRUST SALK OF Y^.YvUVV-, &e. I N pursuance of deed >f trust executed I to the subscribers hy Jainc- Moorman, bearing dm. die 2d day of October, lK2:2 f k| Lynchburg, the river passing through the I"' land, afford several fields of brntotn land 'f.'1 plantation sufficient fo work 6 or ft l)_J repair, with a comfort I DWELLING llOtSE,0^!; thcr out houses, peach and pie n reliant, h poiton of ,n,„, 1 hacco iar»u ei u> ciear. i a» em H iinnt-rP ry to say more,ns any one wishing |0 imjtc h will see the lands first.— A good Karenin 1 lie had, ns I wish to remove the next f«|| David joint a May 21._ W\e V iWuvu\ Runaway tin- 2d of this month, mulatto man named NEI). Me is H fellow, but lias a large breast and is sir, made, a little bow-legged, a high full i„i,.|’^J dark eyes, holes in his ears, and a in| sharp chin—wears his hair tied belli ml—s' Jl< hold and open countenance when s|" k,n 1 He is a keen artful fellow, and iierlmi” read and rite a little III* clothing I particularly describe, tho then i« no douh lie is genteelly clothed, lie Iih> agood sih, watch, w ilh a gold or gilt chain. I.t. He rode otf a DARK GREY MARE,ahout'i feet 8 inches high, in good order, shod hel'ori her shoes not much w orn—she is Jc r. v well formed—and has the marks of pfom grar upon liet shoulders, and h conniderabl scar upon one of them, high on the -i.ould, blade, I think on the right. She has a ver thick tale and mane, though not very loti.. She is spirited and active and rides well g' is well equipped for travelling, with saddle bags, lug coal id hear skin wilh larte ,ap, k o. I have no doubt he has ohtainedfree, pets, and will attempt to pass as a free4' and make to some free slate, and liavii,,' doubt but lie lias altered his name. Hein handy tellow, a good house servant, nn||,. and shoemaker, and can turn his hand to any thing, and I have no doubt but he hasa plenty of money. I will give a reward of HUY DOLLARS to any person who will deliver I him to me, or secure him in any jail ;n that ill get him again, within this state and if takenll w ithouttiK state ONEHUNDRED DOI.i AR$ if secured or delivered »o me; and ten della,, I ir Hie mare if luken within this stale and da livered to me, and twenty dollars if taRt out ot the state and returned Imme SAMUEL MORRIS, Buckingham, Aug 22. i,ls3 «Xoil e. ri'llE subscriber*, as surviv ing executors ol tli*' last will and testament, cl Stephen Hamin, late of the county ol Amherst deed take this mode of informing the heirs audit' gatees ot the said Mamin, many of whom tie the residents of other stales, that they will, pursuance! of the discretionary authority ten ed in them by the w ill of .their testator, offrr to puhlic sale on the premises, on lliuisdijr I the :’oi *t .\(,v next, all the personal i the said ll iiniii, mi a credit ot I months,lor all sums over ten dollars. '1 hose iiitcreMid are requested punctually to attend oil that oc« casion. as these proceedings are intended ai preparatory to a division of the estate, ami payment of the legacies, bequeathed m said will. As it is believed by the executors,tbit ThevcaY Estate of their testator, Is of such vhIijp, that it nil] he necessary to sell it, in order to make diva iindcr flie «ct ol assfnib!' in such casn inade ainJ provided, notice i e rvby j»’iven, lltMf application will be rnaue to Amheiv county court, for authority to *ell the samp and the presence of the parties interested n e-p* cially desired on this account. I tje sub scribers nre anxious to close their adrninistra ti«Mi on the estate ot their testator, and there tore request the attendance ol the partiesiii* lei ested, itiHt no dela\ may be made in tlint ob JE&SE BECK, CHAb. MONDAY, Li r! I’ b Die terms of the sale will tic for all stuns ol jjtll) and under it, cash for all sums over it 12 months, credit, w ith bond and ap p,lived security. 1‘ersons indebted to the is tale, are requested lo make prompt payment, a- longer indulgence cannot tie given. Pri sons having claims against the estnte are re quested to biing them forward for payment Interest Will be required from tin. date of lb* bonds it payment is not punctually made. J B C. M. Lx rs July 25. wtds 51 The above sale is POSTPONED until Monday the Stub of the pit sent month (November.) .1. B. f t M. Exccuton. November 3. By the President of the United States; N pursuance ot law, 1, James Mo.nboe, J- President ot the United Slates, do hereby declare and make known, that a public sala vv ill he held at the Land Oflice at 1- ruiiklili, in the state of Missouri, on the first Monday in December next, tor the disposal ot sin k of the lauds situule within the district of How* aid county, in said state, as have been relin* quislied lo the Lnited Stales prior to the 1st day ol October, 1821, underthe provilioesof the act passed on the 2d nay ol March, I®*1* entitled “An act lor the relief of the purch* sera ot public lands prior to the 1st uay ol July, Ib20," as are situate in the following described tow nsliips and Irnclional township*, lying north of thi Missouri Hirer, and west of the tilth principal meridien, v iz .In.township -I to 54inclusite,ul range It west 15 56 jl 17 56 14 4S 5t) ]j IB 52 Sr If IV 51 Is 52 iv 52 21 SI r* U 22 fc 21 \l-o, at the -ame time and place, will I® exposed, to public sale, agreeably to the pro* isions ol' the fourth section of the act, pa x I on the 24 th day of April, lb‘20, entitled “A" act making further provisions for the sale ct the public lands," such binds situate within the almve mentioned tow nsphips as have be come forfeited to the I'nited States prior to the l-t ol October, 1820, fortailure to ce® plcte the payment within the period prescrib ed by law. ihe sales will open w ith the lowest num bered section, township, and range, and pro ceed in regular numerical order. Given uudi r my hand, at the City of Wash "igton, this 12th day of August, 1823. Ry the President JAMES MONROE GEORGE GRAHAM. Com’r of tlie General I.and Office Xj Printers authorized to publish the l*"s ol the U. States in the stales of North Carol' na, South Carolina, Virginia, Ohio Indian*) Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and territory of Arkansas, and 1‘ittsbnrg, In P*nn sylvania, are requested to publish the fore going proclamation once a week until -ales take place, and send their accounts t'T ceipted) to Ibe General land Office lor p»> Bient. Aug. 13 laWfBf’