1 tii’HO'
ffatllF seNcriber bat tb*U‘i ii»i*»t ,!,W,
tl wav* iMiWie n*ctfcm,.tn lha pteuii..
Hilhdl. dn) t' 1
AvttlutvbW VtftCUti lAhMttt
in the county CO*-i»»'« r’ce''‘
uirif)l o4;ui s. iU.. Und "“"",1|‘
k,e|.,m tin- m«in road IvaJn'R ^‘>n< AmUr..l
Ji*, U wealthy a.o' »<r* m ighbnrliood.
j, Mmarkahly well tvntered ailurdt one
o! the ties! stand* far a
\Vou»e mV ViMteiUuimvi4\V,
ill that district of caunlry It *n ..l.ui" 4 mile*
trout the former, and ten from the laIter, and
djoltling (he land* ol "-n 3 *-Urll, J
Maury, and M s llu-g.i.bolhau. lb« tract
contain* a portion id
lif*\uV TmWcio »*n«»\.
The cleared land I* «U in good h“rl- *"'1
mnsily Irr-h The iwpruerimmt* cuBMd on
lv ol III oversen bouse, cabins and tobacco
lion##*.
U „M-i_One third of the purrha*e money
Will be required in hand, the balance in tan
cqunl aiinoal instalments, with a dredul trust
in. the land to secure Ibe liavments
liUCKt-f. VMIHJ-OChf
November 7 "•‘•’‘I*
BY virtue of* deed of trust eeeftitrd t«
the snhst riber by U dli>un 4* Muse and
wile, of recurd in the clerk* office of Am
h. r-t county, lor pnrpo«e* therein exprrtMut,
will lie 'Old* to the hufirst bidder, Satur
tiny We 2WA tint/ of Iht yrttrnt month,
'1 ico Tracts nr parcels of IajviI,
or so much thereof as may answer the por
of 'aid trust One of Which contain' 4l)
Acre*, more or lets, adjoining the lands of
Milner Co*, f>r. tJustavus A Hose, and fteu
ben Norvell llie other tract contain', about
ft acres, hr the urns, mure or less, anil is the
same whereon “aid ttose a, tv re«id«s I hr
rale Mill lake place a' Mdner t'ov »tavern,
near the hinds Terms, ettsh
RBt'ULN NOItVd.LL, Tnirttr
Nov T __vsiuis-t:*
KoUet.
1AVI.SH TO LK ASK OUT, fur a term
of years,that well know n estaiilishment in
She town of 'Liberty, (Bediord court house,)
Tfwtt v.dU*\.v; \.\v
tronmiH nn me rram atreri anu
the public Mpjiien. The build*
inj^M are iparioiM and well con*
■l mcieii lot tavern kreptng The
atnlilet contain •mint no siaies, convenient
graineries, (sc There is also a liAt K Lit!
attached lu said establishment, suitable lor Hie
reception of droves, 4ic., oil which there is a
rood SPlMNfi There i» also an etcfHrnt i
ICE HOU'HI on said lot Hv onn qualified
to Ueepa good tavern, said property may he
leased very low by the. yr*i, or for a term of
«enr« and iio*'»vsavic»ii given 10th November,
1B2I A OTWY.
October 31. iv3w!3
A T a meeting of tin- President and lb-,
V rectors of the l.i/nrhtnirg Salem Turn•
Juke Com I’ll ill/, on the iZSil ilay ot Oct. IH‘23,
OrJtrtrt, That the Stockholders of the l.ynch
in i‘g anil Salim TurnpiktX'unipaiiy, pay to «lie
Treasurer on or before the 2*Mh day ohNu
teintier nest, ten per cent, on their several
shnrw of stuck, and that the Trgasdrereause
this order to he published
d I.VN'CN, Clerk,
Oetoiiar 31 PHbYlit
TlV' virtue or a deed of trust evteented to
If (he subscriber liy Catlett Cnmphefl, liearj
>ng date the Bth day of April, 1822, and duly
recorded in the county court of Amherst, 1
flhali pioeeedto sell,on Monday the 1st day ot
Ttoeetnher nest, at the residesti e ol the said
Campbell, in the county of Amherst, for rea
lty motley
V<i Wowing V\M»\u‘v\>j,
Vi* Pation a negro woman, Kkhardstm and
Charles,hoy■>, and Susan a girl, I leather le d*
sind furniture, one hurrau, two tables, twelve
chairs, one candle stand, one grey mare, one
sorrel cult, one grey colt, twelve bead of hogs,
(wo saddles, one millstone, and ell (tie
IIOCSI.UCIJ) V K ITCHES PCttSlTlrHE
of (lie said Cntlott Campbell,two much (here
of as shall be sufficient to satisfy ttie several
»utn« ot nsnnev in the «nid deed mentioned.
lefihg as trustee, I shall ive (Ire tide vest
ed in me as such JOHN 11 All'll ICK,
Nov. 7. Wtds-12 ‘I'riiilti
3i\«N\RA UAVYUl U.\W
FOR HALF.
1/1] I IF. subscribers, being desirous of ron
4a verting their real estate into money, will
expose lo s«le, by iviiy ot public miction, up
on the premise-, on Tuesday Tiir i!6*h day of
fxovember, yd the day lie imr, il not tlie next
fnir day thereafter) tbnt Iroiy idunblu and
justly <elubrntcd estate, on Jam's river, near
Warminster, .’kelson county, cuffed
SO'viiH ViU.v Av»\,
containing liy a recent kurvey, 2042 acres ol
lands, of which 2HT ntres (inclusive ol a small
ftrid very fertile Island to w hich a valuable
shad fishery -appertains) are first rnte
Juki* Itwer hnc~ Uruv. dx,
equal, m respect ol streuglh and diliubMity -Pi
•oil,ami beniiv out regularity of surtnee, lo
nos land tnr Sfreem A good proportion
oi i o' ughlnnd wilt produce fine tobacco
*nd the ■•esiduc. v. i.h the exception of a few
uterUe spots, of which all extensive tracts em
brace a greater or less number, H capable,
under a judicious system, ot yielding abun
dant orOns of grain.
Tw M ANSION HOUSE is t.
spacious ami rlfgaiil ediflo',oc
cupy iitii; a sit** clisluu;iiis'h«*ii ii»r
jis natural lie ant*.' anil local a*i
Tama_es more ortnili o urscnpuon ol mis
desirable |m o|m rty i« deemed unnecessary
Sullleatli to suv. it i' believed 'flint but few
tracts of I»n3 in Virginia present equally
itrong'dalmi to the regard ot capitalists tbs
nosed In vest tlieir oinnev in the purchase ol
TALI ABLE RKAL ESTATE. The tract will
be sold entire, or tlio several interests if the
««ts umbers respectively, distinct and iw*art
from each other a* oa the day of sale shall
meet the general wish of purchasers One
fourth of the purchase money will he re
quired in linuil the balance Hi Hirer equal
an.oil instalments,to tie secured in the it*ual
way. Possession .will he given on the 1st of
January, l«24. SaMCEL I. CARE 1*1.,
PATRICK H. OA8FLL.
The F.liitor* of the F.nqurrrr will inti rl the
clore till tin tlaq of tele, etui forward their ae
eount to thin office for yetumtnl.
October 31. tdsl2
XoWcp.
T)Y virtne of a deed of trust executed to
fhe siitiscrihcr by John Pamplin, will he
•aid, on the 2lstilay of November, to the high
est bidder, .or caslj, on the premises, THF.
FOLLOWING PROPERTY, to wit
”12 1 2sH' VVV.sa>V A.Vft
tying in the county of Amherst, on F.lk Island
creek tn satisfv the purpose of said deed
The subscriber, acting as trustee only, will
not he responsible tor any other title than
they have under said deed
1 JAMES PAMP1.IN,jr.
October 24 w3u12
Xc* Co\ub MiWttfarYoTj.
,tiIH SUBSCRIBE tfmiik* to hi«
li' inenil- and t*r jwiWm- in *r»...ral, for the
vers liberal «a<:nur*g«<Hriil lie b«« recei* e<l,
and. ,n*a-».T» lhi< favaraM* fpm.rtui.iij ol
q.iH.u<oi« them, that t.e has eni|d,.yrd
•Mi Ca^|* r V-wger,
r„ ennd.irt the edaW.dtaiefd, {winter kn"w
le.|(t« *ad abililwawr* known) himI he*
lion .It. ben.J a .ptendid ..".irtltlr.it nl
Tortoise Shell Turk 4Jumhst
On. do I on* Ho.
On. do. INeidt do.
4>o -do. Side do.
•I u rvOnllM,
V<‘ dm kt t 'Urdu,
lmj.re**ed do.
»mc orarisAj tiMftarrr of
Mock Shell, Hum ami Cowneii
CO VI MS,
U'l.b li lie wilt «-H for rmh nppmrrJ /"in-r,
rtr.nip. r end ill w arrant them 'M.rnor to li
ny Cntn'is that are inniiiifartured to the en-,t
tvard I hove who were eu .tower* and the
11iirn.lt of M> CAH’I II VKAl.I.R, are earn
r-lls requested to ^ise him n ra.l
y S WO.MfKRI.F.V,
,V» 1 Kirth F mirth St tirnr/y ypontt Vulnti
Ihtil, rinMrtjthiil.
Orlober 31 ll"l‘~
.V*oU«e.
7V> n/Z whom it may concern.
calling himself JONHS III
•VIN, about thirty si* years ol age, about
live,fret ti'11 inches high, and of dark eomplir*,,
Inn, sup|H'«id to have la-en the son >d Joseph
levin, and to have been lawn in Hrdlord coun
ty, in the statr «sf Virginia, died in the vs inter
„j in,, yj.ni |a|iint the dwelling Ionise ol John
I* Moreland, in the ciimry id Howard, and
slate ol MiMiturf. S*W MIW Irvir,. at lb*
,(idle 1,1 hi- death ivnspo srssed ofn negro wo
man called I- AN NY, Who has since had tvo
children, one ol which has since died. The
subscriber has been duly unpointed iidminis
tralor of the estate of said Irvin, vv ho he tell
no known heirs or legal representatives I he
appraised value of said Irvin's property
amounts to Ml dollar*-- and In case no heirs
nr legal representative-, of said den used shall
appear vv ilhin tw o y ears Iron) the publication
hr rent, the said property will lie sold, and fin
money arising therefrom nppropriatt il nrr.ni
dirif to the laws ol the said state ol Missouri.
BENNETT Cl, AfVK, /hhninirlrulor
oj Junn trrin, itirrnrnt.
October 24 fivr42
•\Vr. Ji»\\n WunUun,
AK K. NU'I M K—I hat on the fourth Nn
I Urdu v in November nest, at my own
bouse, in the counts' id \niliersl, I ,st,a 11 taka
the deposition* ol Wialt Duncan, Beanfori!
Camden, Henry Camden and ofhevs, to be
rend as ev idence in Ihe Staunton chancery
court, in a suit lln rein de.|»emling, in which I
am plewititr ami you and David Tudor ms:
drlrmlamls—ami on the fourth Monday in the
smuii month, at the tavern of John t liiblers,
in the county of IlncWhi idgv, 1 shall lake the
deposit nuts oi Moses MoOcur, Nicholas Jones
and others, to he read n ev olein e in the same
suit Your obedient servant,
JAIIE/. CAMDEN.
October 24 tv 12
LOtlj'nui Sr pit in hi r ('ourt, I f> 23.
.1 oht) llatcher, nilm'r of Buiijainiti Hat
cher, dec'll, and some ol his boil's and distrib
utees, phiiiitills,
Against
Thomas ITuKhrr, Klknbeth Woods and
Hugh Woods, iMimuel llatcher, I’ntsy Smith,
•t’hetie I lay ties, Benjamin Diver, Martha
Haynes ami Joel Huy lies, John timer, Julia
Drecr, Thebe Dre'ur, Henry Dreer, SusHiina
Dtc-er, E.lwanl timer, Killy Drier, .labor
Dicer, Susanna W Idte, Thomas Smith, Benja
min Smith, Mary Jornegin and I’leasant Jnr
nagm,.lolni Smith, l.lira Smith. Ileury Smith,
Samuel Smith, Trmicis Smith, Julia Smith
and Stephen Smith, Elkalath Bosvvett and
Creed llo.well,Heirry \'lmry,Ooletiiun Smith,
John Smith, Sannidl Smith, Joseph Nelson
and Polly Ins wife, Joseph tlali and Phnbe
his wife, together with others, (lilts.
IN CIIANCI.KY
The ib'fendnitts above named not having
entered their appearance and given seenritv
ai cording; to the art ol Assembly and the rides
of this court, and it apnenring to the. satisfac
luni ot the court that tiiey nre not inhabitants
of this country, on the motion ol the |Aain
liff, by his attorney it is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
day in November nest, and answer the plain
tiff-. hill, that v copy nt' this older he inserted
in -nme one of the Lynchburg newspapers,
Tor two months, anil posted up at Ihe court
house door. A copy—Teste,
H J S TEP I l)H,xv. b. e.
tl.
UAVING lately returned from the
North; w here whis for tlie purpose
ol purchmiug huts, and materials m my
line I nmv wish to return my grateful
In.Inks to my friends and the public geuu
inlly, for then former liberal patronage,
and at the same time to inform them that
illy |>ui chases to the Noitli, added to my
farmer stock, will enable me In oft*f to the
public a very handsome assortment of hats,
j tec. 4 invite leN persons with inf to pur
11 base any thing in my line, to Pall and e*
I amine my assortment. 4 am determined
to soli at low cash prices, and every atten
tion will be given to render entire satisfac
tion. JACOB JoKDAN.
Nov. 7. tets 13
H S lhE,
N MONO VI, tlm Urld day of Pecrm
her Meet, at the lali residence of Mr.
Haltliutl J4>Jcoini)e,iii thecomiH of Charlotte,
ALU H4+. USlMli,
iUtW\ U«a\ uiuV l‘vvsimvv\,
to which he died entitled. i'uri huserr of real
estate me iav ited to call on me before the day
ol sale, il they would wish to examine it for
lire hi selves A lie |K rsunal eslale w ill consist ol
ilmul Vt>v\5 -turn .Vtv^Ytnits,
a, likely as nny in Virginia, slooks of all kind,
crops oi corn, fodder, and many useful
l'Vtuu turn VUmisWs,
such a* w aggoris, carls, ploughs, axes, tools of
1 various kinds, tec tec The purchasers will
lie required to give hond with approved secu
rity, pax aide in iwvl.e months, with iutere-t
from the date llnreot hut if punctually paid
|fins interest wilt be remitted. Il may be well
for the creditors of the estate, whose claims
stand on open accounts, to come forward Ire
lore the day ol sate, to prove the same be
fore me, in the same manner as would be re
quired hy law in court ot justice The sale
w ill he conducted by me, with the consent of
«d the creditors, so far as they are known, as
1 well a> with the consent ot Mn. llolnymOc, the
widow and principal devisee and so tor as
the creditors are not know n, they are invited
to tiring in tleeir claims, and say if they will
sulrsrribe to the terms agreed upon, and w hich
will be -liownat any time The attendance
ot all the creditors is most earnestly solicited
on the day of sale, which will be continued
from day to day until every thing be sold.
MARTIN HANCOCK
November 7. tdsl3
fl^LNDRK their smcerp ^tunks to the cl-'
1 ftts'i* f>j tUc w trinity ojfny tub burg, jar
the great remfottnrr rtpmcd In fntm, since their
i unnretion in the prentice of Mtdieiue, but such
11 the number of unsettled accounts on their
books, and no coenpleteiif their time ocrupird
tji/ professional duties, that they heire been com
pelted to get apt H UaUtngert to close thnr
hooks, commencing r. IhIW, and extending to
f)e<*m.ber, IH'JU confidsntly belientig,
those who ore unabte to maJic payment trill not
objstt to pit itijf a due bill.
Th< ir aUmutwn to the side trill be i leftfatigo
hie, and their charges lose, especially to those
v ho snake payment onrt a year.

Vor llertt,
Thut elegant two story Brick
House at pieient in the occu
pancy of tieorge 'Pucker. cup
i Mile 'lied to which is a gooil gnr
i oen, slalim, gunnery and earring* house.—
This property is pleasantly situated nu fir I
street, asid in one of (lie best neighborhoods
in Lynchburg. i
I have also u neat two story FRAMED
IMR SE, adjoining Col John W ialt's, with
1 gooj garden, Ate. tin.
ii r Voting my nbttnce from f yncbbur/r, np
plitalum may be made la .Mr. tiro IF. Cabell.
GEORGE WHITIiOt KE
Sept. 2d. wt*
Yu. .YK\i\*Y HOTEU
f I 'Ills subscriber begs leave to thank hi*
I Iriends, and the public generally lor the
liberal patronage he lias received during the
lest three years lit the Union Hotel, where j
from (lie small lies* ot the house mid stables,,
he was so illy aide to accoinmmlate them us
lie wished, ami having taken lore term of
years, that well known, commodious and de* I
sirable estiiblishment, the
v\\a.\¥w\iUY mvr\.\>,
on miiin street, (of which lit will take posses
,ion on the first dny ol November not) nod
having made arrangements to furnish it with
every netessaryguiost desirable to traveller■
that this section of till; country will nlford,
and being determined to spiire lti> pains for
the nrsninmodation nfthnse who nmy favor
him with their custom, he hopes'to receive n
share of public (hitroimgc.
JOHN n WCOCK
Oot.21 Il w2m 28
_i
II' /iry beplnnbnr County Court, IH2H.
John 1 iionipsOn, Coinp’t.
U.
lieverly Bawrein ndm'r of John I’ Stegall,
dec'll. William 'Smith and Nanny his wifo,
John Genmrft and Elizabeth his wife,
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendittit, William Smith, not 'having
entered his appearance and given security nc
cording to the act of A icmldy mid the rules
ot thisonnrt, untl it appearing to tin* satisfne
linn of the court that lie is not nil inhabitant
ot this Commonwealth, On motion ol the
complainant, bv Ins attorney, ll it ordered,
tluit he appear here on the second Monday in
Pec« other next and answer thecmnpl iinntil';,
lull, and that a copy of tills order be lorlli*.
with published in the Lynchburg Virginian
for eight w eeks .»neee*sivi'lv,and published at
the front door of the court house of the said
county on some court day
A copy—Teste
8 W. REPP, c r
wV‘u*y.
flAIIL subscribers return theirgratcful ftinnkr
1 to their friends and the piiblir tor their
I former very liheral patronage, nod hope by
'attention and assiduity still to merit a share
thereof We occupy our tornier tisnd, oppo
sitc bamuel Lancaster's, and from a large sup
ply of I.E VI HER, Ate. just received, we will
be able, with our former stock, to supply all
j those who may he good'enougli to cull on ns
Our stock consists ot
SViJWi \*Yi TWV.W,
i "skilling, lilarttk harness, hlack ami fair hlidle
leather, russet, bag bides, lining ditto, sheep
skins, russet and waxed upper leather, kip
km and ctdl skins,
2r» \>\Aa TamYCYft’ 1UY,
.•bid n constant supply of
i VxwA.vnV Y\Al.liO\Vi
I All those wanting any tiling in our line, wil
j do well to call and examine for themsetves,
j a- w 1 are derertnined to sell low. Wo W'lll
give the highest market price for
iiY'cn oy lYvivA \\\''Y>.
in cash or leather, in exchange at our lea flier
store, or at our an yard in Amherst, w here
we Imve a quantity mf Leather, a ndwill give
in <'»i haiigu Oil lor leather ii the rough.
D At D HUFFMAN
OiToImr 23. tctsl2
I
OtU'Y.
f 1 tTIK suhttcribers having taken a lease on
l that well calculated FACTORY of Rich
aril Lollard's, in the town of Lyncfihurg, and
at present in the occupancy ot H It. I’errow,
where they Intend carrying un the business oi
1>I(V- STII.MMIN<» ANDMANUFAC'l l KING
of TOBACCO, on commission, under the linn
*ot
\>aiu\v\AjrY Vyyyhw,
Tho.se gentlemen who,may favour them with
their custom, may expect the work to he done
iu a superior style ami on the shortest notice
Front the long experience wiifeh (hey have
had iu the to tintco business, t lit y natter them
selves that they w ill share a part of the pat
ronage of those gentlemen xvho deal in the
article of tobacco.
JOHN W PANPRHMiF.,
Vi. B FURROW.
October 24. tv4w‘l2
3 Wttlrous Go.
One door below Messrs. Le/twich 4" Claytor s)
Arv. ih»w receiving regular supplies ut
DRY GOODS, H ARD A ARE,
CROCKED \,&c.
they are determined to fell
v low for cash. They have just receiv
ed, and offer for sale, ail elegant assortment of
I.EUUmUV Vl.aVVS.
ED- Ft nous from the country will find R te
tlirir Advantage to call and examine their
fioodsT Oct. 31. Wt«12
^Police.
CY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
James Wade to the lubteriber, tor purpo.
sex therein mentioned, .bearing date the 1st
day of June, 1822, and recorded iu the clerk's
office of the hustings court of Lynchburg, I
shall proceed to sell, on the premises, oi\ the
1st day of December next, if fair, if not tire
next fair day,
|.3 certain parcel qf GROUND,
near the head of 2d and 3d streets, containing
two acres. In- the same, more or less, togeth
er with all the /fOf/.v/.'f/OL7) V A’UTflW
t'l'R.\'1TL'l<K conveyed in said deed, consis-,
ting of beds, chairs, tables, timepiece, cai |ien
ters’ tools, books, tkc. Arc
Acting ns trustee 1 .11011 convey only such
title as is vested in we. W. BUKO
October HI. tdsl2
I l
Fresh and Desirable GOODS•
THV blBSPJUBLR IS NOW ULCRIVTN’G *HfS SI’Pl’LV OF
FALL AND WIN lHR GOODS,
MMOKG II UK If
Superfine blue and Mark Cloth
t a diionetih Cuij aln and Of or i!r>.
IJ«. do. do. Cas'inirrcs
Olive do.
hleguiit raised striped do.
Merino ami Silk Vesting*
loin anil ferry do. (new t'yle)
Lambs' Wool Shirt*
•I t I,i«* ns and l,u» m of approved Meach
Colton and Worsted Hi -irry
M eirftlril Swiss Cotton Hose, very Jim
Pelisse lotlis
Starlet printed Salisbury Flannels
W’-oodslotk Move*
(iarraent C<ili« o(M, hatidsomt pallem
4'hiladelphia made Short
Stout Devonshire Kersey, for preat rout!
Scarlet, re^.avlrite and yellow Flannels
Kur and H ool flats
I'litin and figured bombaze'tes
Hole and Point blankets
Keal Tartan Plaids
Waterloo Shaw Is
White and Colored Domestics
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
liang-up Cords for gentlemens' pantaloons j
Carpet and booking baizes
together with an extensive assortment of
1* -A iVC/ V GOODS, OF THE newest fashions.
Thread Lore and Judging]
Bolihioell do. do.
Biadeurs for dressing Bonnets
l’eleeines and Zclia Handkerchiefs
.Manilla and Biilliantine Shawls
•ileal Uolil.ifH'tt Face I oils
'Imitation liiiiilmmed do.
Best Blank and Colored Italian Crapes
l ong nod Short Kid Cloves
F.laslii S|iriiig^O|> do.
Aggi t >eOklaee nml Bindcers
Sash Budkles
Blank awl While Leghorn Flats
Misses’ do. and Straw Flat*
Improved .MinervaCornells
i ninsparent Soap
Elegant figured Gros de Naples Silks
Merino Sim vs Is and Scurfs
Silk Velvet und Flushes
I'laiu and figured Sw iss Muslins
Tamboured and Plain India Book doi
Do Geranium lunf do.
Plain and figured Sattius
Heal Italian Lutestrings
Elegant Garniture und Munlua Ribbons, tvri
tcr fashions
Silk Hosiers Hnd Gloves
Silver W ire Tooth Brushes
White and Black Leathers
Curls and Hair Nets
Tortoise Shell and Side Combs
ltouge Vegetal.
It?" Together wif!) every other Article in the DRY GOODS line, which I «':f!
dispose of at my usual LOW PRICKS, for cash?-ALSO,
-5 bug* A anthem JJo,jug suitable far Brewers and Distillers.
J. T. 1AT1EA.
November 14. ;I4 wfiw
MHl.V T. uv.v r
HAS removed from hiu'old standtothe
house next door above Captain William
Tartly x Mat Store, where lie lias just remixed
mi elegant assort moot of
WutcUes, JUw\<i\cv>j S\V
vpv l'\alc,
con.Hting of Castors, Tea-Pots, Coffee-Pots,
A'-- K.v. Sword-, Kpniileties, ant! nil kinds of
Military f.oods—xx nieli xeill be sold on reason
able terms.
Any kind of xvoi'k in his line will he done
in the Rest style.
V\ atrhrs and Jcwelery repaired in the nent
esl mnirttcr.
November 14 w3w44
likATVmV, &c.
J«A\u i'nsvvoW Vue,,
KESI'hCTT L' ELY inform tliuir friends
and the public, Hint they have on band,
an extensive mid general assortment of
I T
mnuulaefured by tlicunrlves, nt IheirTnnurrv
in this tow n, and that they have received iii
addition tin reto.n large supply from the north,
surfing which .1 re first rate lierfvy'soul, com
mon do., skirting ol superior ipinlitv, Keen ,v
Sons first rate waxed calf skins, [mg hides.
New England hog skins and Morocco and
while lining do.
Also, J XNNKRS OIL and CARRIERS’
TOOLS, rtll of which they will sell low for
cnsli.
N B —The highest price Will be given for
bides, payable ill cash 01 leather, or they will
be tanned on shares.
November 14. tcts!4
A hXwhWiv, Hand.
I HE Subscriber wishes to dispose of
-E that noted stand for a public bouse, in
New London, ut present kept by Mrs. Ann
Miller.
The nvmerous inducements which it offers
are so obvious as scarcely to need detailing.
It is situated on the great western road, so
much treipicnlcd, at II miles from Lynch
burg, immediately on the turnpike, now com
plete11 that tar. 1 lie house is large and rorn
nuindiug, and admirably calculated tor enter
tainment the out -houses in a good state of
repair the yard recently enclosed Und nearly
>et with trees,the garden ot nearly two acres
highly .productive; the lots, attached to the
property, by tln-ir neatness and fertility add
ing ctplally to its value and ornament and,
beside, the other out-honses, an ICE-IIOESE
w hich never tails to keep ice throughout the
season.
In addition to the above permanent advan
tage-, it at present Ims rite accidental though
highly important recommendation of being
in the greatest repute for the excellent man
ner in which it has been kept by the present
occupant. It is deemed useless to enlarge
further on its desirableness. Those who may
feel an inclination to purchase, are invited to
come and examine flic property for them
selves. The terms will be very moderate, and
will be made known either by my mother,
who nor. occupies the property, or liy my
self. SAMI EL T. MILLER
Sept. 26. omg
Notice.
1H.WF, been appointed spent to collect
the debts due, and trf settle <lie business
ot the lute firm of 'Me hit, Minn (irtetittny,
md I am very desirou of closing the same
immediately, 1 ’respectfully invite those in
debted to that firm to call at the counting
room ot 1\ McKee k f. G.Mee&i, utid adjust
the same without delay
JOHN tJ MKKM.
October 17. 11 w3w
Notice.
Walter II. Miililleton
Acquaints .the public that helms
l(K Hied himself in Lynchbutg, for tlie
purpose of conducting the APOTHKCARY S
BPSIAKSS, in all its various branches. He
Inis purchased the establishment of Dr. Thus.
Humpln i ys, and will receive inn few days an
ADDITIONAL Sir PLY OF
¥r’ea\\ Fv\\Y\i\\ .MpvWpyiypb,
Dye-Stuffs, Paints (tile,
And will endeavor to render satisfaction lo
all who may lie fdensed to favor him with
their patronage.
N. B. Physicians and families may rely tlmt
the striclesl attention and correctness shall fie
Observed in putting up and rnniponiiriiiig pre
scriptions. No article,lint of the best ijuulily,
shall fie permitted lo go 6nt of his store, nor
any package or vial without a printed label.
Septeinlier 30. (Cts
IWsAXKS
Of trery dnrriptiov, malty end rrjieitMouthy
nrintet ni the nJUct o Hit Virginian.
lm/SH SALK OK
LAAftt, KEblVOliS, &c.
|M pursuance of u di ed of trust executed
J. to the subscribers by Janies’C. ^Moorman,
hearing date the '-.’it-day ol October, ami
duly toco riled In the clerk’s office of the coun
ty court' of Campbell, lor the purpose of secu
riog the payment of sundry debts therein spe
cified, we shall, an TULKSDA V', the IXth ,lay
oj December h-tI, il fair, {if not the first fair
clay thereafter) proceed Jo sell,'at the plan
tation of said Moorman, purchased ot linden,
about 1 mile from his dwelling house, to the
highest bidder, by way of public miction,
THE FOLLOWING VAMJAIJI.E
YYyuY i, WysumiY KslaVv
ONI. TRACT Of LAND, on which the said
Moorman resides, containing between seven
and eight hundred acres, being the laud
purchased of John Callaway, William Arthur,
Abner Early and Anselm Lynch, trustee ly
ing in the county-of Campbell.
U.VYs imwnt TUAl-T,
containing between seven and righl hundred
acres, tying in the county of Campbell, on Ot
ter river, being the land purchased by said
Moorman of W illiam Dealing, benjamin Ila
den mid George Martin. The above tracts ol
bind are said to be very valuable. The pur
chaser or purchasers can h%vc immediate pos*
session, and the advantage of a laege crop of
wheat sown already. Also,
I l\c loUcw.ug Sli. \ES
To wit Jack-, Ned, Isaac, Daniel, Molly,
I withy, Phillis and tier lour children, named
Sally, Elvy, Maria and Emily J a ores (Gray,)
James (Woodson,) Winston, John, Sawney,
Peggy,lillle Sawney, Judy, Jordan, Anilionyj
Kitty, Robin, Lucy ami Iter 3children, named
James, Charles and Jinny Harriet, and her
three-children, named Sarah, Lewis, and Ed
mund and Peter, together with the increase
ot the females, il any. All the said Moorman’s
Uou&cbmYd unA Kitchen
b V R.V i i V RE,
)*lantation utensils all his stock of every
kind, consisting of 40 head of cattle, 4 yoke oil
steers,-fit) head of hogs, 3o head ol sheen, mrtl
l:> horse*, 2-waggons, 4 tarts,one s,’l waggon
fear, one set blacksmith’s tools, a collrclton
of books, 4 guns all tbe said Moorman s crop
ot corn, w heat, oats, fodiier, Iwy and lobac
co on hand. The sale will continue from day
to day until The whole is sold. The terms
w ill be very liberal and made known on the
day ol sale. Acting as trustees, w e-ball con
vey si,<1. title to tlm property as is rested in
us as such, and -none other.
WILLI AM II. LYNCH
“OLI.'M; CLARK, Truslrts.
J VC Uh ANDERSON, S
Novemher 14. „tdsl4
•'tit ice.
X\ TIL SOLD, to flic highest bid
Y T der, on MOM).i J ,ht h, v/ J)rei.nbfT
«t the late residence ot John 'London,
<lec d, nil lire personal ESTATE belongingto
the estate ot said decedent, consisting of
biVlpviv \iUt\j Jv
(four men, five'women, three boys and three
clrldren,) the stock of horses, cows and hogs
Also, the b
Household Kitchen P'urniture*
1 Imilefion utensils, and the croivs of Corn, fod
der mid oats.
1ERMS—For atl sums not exceeding five
do e.rs, cash—all sums nut exceeding twenty
dollars, s„ months, and all over twenty did
i lars, twelve month* credit will be given, the
purchasers giving bond with approved-ertin
ly, to bear interest from the date, if md punc
tually paid. T1HZA1I LONDON, Adm'x.
0/ John London* far'd.
November I I, _w4l4
V.VHT.V YHVVEE
for rent
r I UNION HOTliL is a com modi
I ous, nenliy finished establishment. nn il,<>
JMain 1st. in the town of Lynch
hurg, supposed to have advan
tages in situation over any oth
er tavern ill this place Posses.
M<.|, can he nail immediately. J he stable, tln>’
Ifwpe enough to contain twenty fiorses, is ob
ject.unable, and I intend building n new one
very shortly. Any person wishing to rent,may
<omrmrrmate with me on the subject by let
ter, directed to Lynchburg, or 1 can be seen
at the counting room of Messrs F.o. Moore 4i
to. on Mondavi and Ftidays.
Nathaniel i manson,
Tht Fditors of the Fvquiver ti Hi insert tin
nbm t advertisement iti their paper v\4w and
forward their account to this qj/ne.
‘^.November 14 vv4wl4
Fl'llL SLRSCIURERS nre associated in the
JL practice of Law
RENNET A. CRAW FORD
RICHARD CRAWFORD
AoiiierstC IF, N«v 14 H-t.j
IcANB TOU
I OFFER FOR MLF.,
THE TRACT OK LAND
Y\rHEREON I now reside, Ijj,,,/,
T Bedford county, Virginia, on the
fork of Otter river, containing somethin,,
4»sn acres, 7 miles from I.iberty, i n«l 22 fr„
Lynchburg, tlie river passing through the «„;j
land, alford several fields of bottom land. t|10
plantation siilticieut to Work ft or 8 h«td«
K»‘»u repair, with a coinl'oi titl,!..
DWELLING HOISE.auut
ther out houses, pi adt and ap<
pie orchard, a porton of g00l) t‘*
I'fxvjoii miiiu m in ii unm*c«*Hj..
ry to »ay more.as any one wishing to purchase
will see the lands first.— A good bargain n,PV
be hud, at I w ish to remov Hte next fall
DAVID JONES
May 23. wts 40
Slop \l\t V iWuin
RUNAWAY the 2d Of tills month, a
mulatto uinn named NED. He is a |yW
fellow, but lias a large breast mid is strongly
made, a little (row dogged, a high lull forehead
dark eyes, holes in Ins ears, and 11 tolerable
sharp chin—wears his hair tied behind—h«
hold and open countenance when spoken to
He is n keen nrtful fellow, and perhaji* ta,'j
read and write a little. His clothing 1 cannot
particularly descrilie, tho' Hie re is no doubt
he is genteelly clothed. He has a good ails
watch, with a gold or grit chain, boots g
He rode off a DARK CIRKV MARE, about 4
feet fl inches high, in good order, shod before
her shoes not much worn—she is lengthy and
well formed—and has the marks ol plough
gear upon her shoulders, and a considerable
scar upon'One of them, high on the shoulder
Made, I think on the right. She has a very
thick talc and niane, though not very long
She is spirited and active arid rides well H0
•is well equipped for travelling, with saddle
hags, bigcoHl ol bear skin with large cnpei
Sic. I have no doubt he has obtained free pn'
pers, and will attempt to pass as a tree man
and niuke to some free slate, and have no
doubt but he lias akcrcd his name. Ileh*
hendy fellow, a good house servant, miller
ami shoemaker, and can turn his hand to any
tiling, and 1 have no doubt but he hasa plenty
of money. I Will give a reward of FIFTY
DOLLAR'S to any person "who will deliver
him to me,<or secure him hi miy jail so that l
get ii mu again, within this stale; ami if taken
without the stHlr ONEHtINDKED DOLLARS
if secured or delivered to me; and ten dollaii
for the mure if taken within this *tate und de
livered to me, mid twenty dollars if takes
■out ol the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Duckinghtim, Aug 22. wts3
JS'oU e.
r J^IF. su'lir ribors, as surviving executors
J ol the last ill bail testament, ol Steptira
I ha in in, late of t lie county ol Amherst died,
luke this tnnde ol informing the heirs and le
gatecs of the said llaniiu, many ol whom are
the residents of other states, tint they will in
pursuance ot the discretionary authuiily vest,
ed in them by the will ol their testator, otlrT
to public sale on the premises, on Thursday
the ifoth ?\ov. next, all the personal estate of
the said 1 latum, on a credit ol 12 months, (of
all sums over ten dollur*. 'those interested
are requested punctually to attend on that ocf
custon, us these proceedings are intruded us
preparatory to a division ol the estate, nod
payment ot the legacies, bequeathed in said
writ. As it is believed by the executors,that
'VXiY, VVHi JfafctHlfc
of the.'’ testator, is ot such value, that it w ill
be necessary to sell if, hi order to make divi
sion, under the act ot assembly, in such casa
made and provided, notice is hereby given,
That application will be made to Amherst
county court, for authority to sell the same
and the presence ol the parties interested is
especially desired on tins account. Ihe sub
scribers are anxious to close their administra
tion on the estate of their testator, and there
fore request the attendance ot (lie parties in
terested, tlnrtuu delay may lie made in thutob
ject. JESSE BECK,
CU AS. MONDAY,
I’. S The terms of the sale w ill tie for nil
sums ol y'lo and under it, cush tor all saint
over it 12 months pedit, with bond and up*
proved security Persons indelHeil to the is
late, are r< cpie-ted to make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot be given. Per
sons having claims against tiie estate are re
quested to bring them forward for payment
Interest wilt be ivquired from the date of the
bonds if payment is not punctually made.
J B Ux'rs
C. M. 1 t x rs
July 25. w tds 61
C7= Tiro *hovc sale is POSTPONED
until Monday the 24lh of the present
rnoiitli (Npveinhci
p' Exutulors.
November 8.
Jiu the i'resident of the Lnited Stales;
pursuance of law, I, James Momi«c,
J. President ol Hie l mteu Stales, do hereby
declare and make known, that a public sale
will be held ul the Laud Gllne at franklin, iu
jibe state ot Missouri, on the lirsl Monday in
December next, for tiie disposal of stick of
the lands situate w ithin the district ol How
ard county, in said state, as Imve been relin
quished to Hie tinted StHtes prioi to the 1st
day ul October, 1621, under the plot ti ions of
the act passed on t*ie 2d day of March, Ib-U
entitled “An act tor the relict of the purcha
sers ol public lands prior to the 1st day of
July, lb2y,” a* arc situate in the following
described township* and traclionai tow nships,
j lying north uj tht .Missouri Hirer, and west of
Hie tilth principal meridian, viz.
.lH|tuwu,h»p 4 luSciniluiiie.ullauee 11 ueit
si 6 12
is tn J3
47 16 14
«H 16 15
■•s 32 j ntr 11
4V 52 18
52 !9
32 21
51 42 22 22
Also, at the same time and place, will fa
•exposed, to public sale, agreeably to the pro
visions ol tbe lourtli section of the act, passed
on the 24th day of April, J620, entitled “An
act making turtlier provisions for the sale of
Hie public lands,' such lauds situate witlnn
the above mentioned tow usphips as have be
come forfeited to the Lnited States prior to
the 1st of October, 1820, for failure to com
plr te the payment within the neiiod prescrib
ed by law.
lhe sales will open with the lowest num
bered section, tow uship, and range, and pro
ceed in regular numerical order.
Given under iny hand, at the City of Wash
ington, this 12th day of August, 1823.
hy the President:
JAMES MONROE.
GEORGE GRAHAM.
-Com.’r of the General Land Office.
Oj 1 rinter* authorized to pulilish the law*
ol the I States in the states of North Caroli
na, South Carolina, Virginia, Ohio Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and
territory ot Arkansas, and Pittsburg, in Penn
sylvania, are requested to publish the fur
going proclamation once a week until th«
snles take place, and send their accounts (f
ceipted) to the General Land Ufficc- for pay
■lent.
Aug. 13 1-iW'ic'