buok* u4 kr4uc«A I'cic#*.
■Jlf r»«aiui;.truer tin A'*#i of f>M 10
I HUti.O. Ime Uouk-ellrrot l'btl»det,ihui
W;* Mnik ot
liu krt um\ *t*tlunarj
%»t !*-*n j.lured at Hm .C•je.'al «t Uir Admi
mitral.)ra ot hr* ralale, to be »>U f'"lu"<t
pr„-r« ior a*«* Ah rrhaaH* hr “nit *u|«
pi.r.l sub «Ji 'be haul tf****k»
•ltd tHaKOUnry artude. geuewlly u»d I
S nek ilatcnni|eLt).| on.- of the beg entire*
dun* 01 time. M««. o.rt I u.raliiie ta .u* <h)ii
try, including.* gremi number ol valuable I
gtiah B‘K>k., wbirb will be *»bl *U ro-l value,
a, t in many rare' below it. To ln*x mm
it nil) nlt.r.l a rood opportunity tti t (rui'tiing
Ihrinolv'iniil. «t*«el* Jiaorkaun rhi-obi-ji.
both F.itjb'u ml Latin Ur.br* loruanlerl.
«r aiiul.. ali.ia lOailr at lie Store, bn &>G.
Marbei .'met, to .UMt SIIOLAN, Jr
w It t»e pnnctonilv attrnilid to
i* pbia *at i t kt lo
Y virtue of it deni of tru*t executed to
Ih* aiih*rnlier by Bm.kwlte hmr, beat
tny date the 11III 4nv of An »u*i, I W-'t, .md <lu
ly erronlr.l iitthe i lurk ufii’r nt mn|'i ll
county court, to >mirr Itie payment ol ,i in
(uni -um of moMPv .lor .tii** (»Ji tiaiM", I b ill
on the bib day of I'eeenilier lie»i |iiurred to
*•11, lor i i»l. it t'nui|ibrll court lnni*e, (it bp
trig court dn)
Two rstrors, to w\t
Pin Vi<*, n n ninAii About JU y nr*, til «p# iw lit*
tlr Jim Pfcf*fep child, «l»* <if tw *1 fill old
Xh«* til!'* to I hr nbovi* |truprr(\ is conttidrivd
Inferior to none* in Oh* comity Iiul urtiug i»
triMff*r, I sliuil Mivry uii<-h only t is vested
?n mi U \im\ r.LK KIM’S, Ti nt!pi*
t. t '"-I r I ivldil
EDUCATION
FI'HI', next session of T. Dill.lid’s school
I will begin on Monday llie bill day id Ja
nuary, iHi’f file course, in l)>i» school,yvill
comprise, on llie most approved plans, llie
subjects commonly taught in llie best English
schools, via. spelling. Heading, Wriliu A
rhhinetic, English Grammar critically, Geog
raphy with llie u«' of rtic Globes, Mapping,
History, Epistolary ('om|"i»ilhin, BrllesLei
Irei, Euclid s Elements, Survey ing prnclicoJIy,
smd ihe I'.leun ats of Natural anil Moral Pin
iosopliy
A session yvill be .Aj months, and no scholar
admitled lor a shorter time
TER 'is
Spelling, Reading mi l \A liling, $R per scs
«ion.
The same, including llie i iidiinenls of Arith
metic, Uiuunuarami Geography, £lu per ses
•i on.
The above extensively yy ills the me of the
Globes, Mapping, History mid Epistolary Com
po-ition. ,yil2 f>o t*er ses-loii
Itclles Genres, Eii lid s Elements Survey
ing, .we lb per session, payable in every case
at the expiration ot llie session.
Tins -I bool o Ini nislier! with a set of Globes,
n Purveyor s Compass, n small (Jandrant, by
ysbie.li Ti i ’oiiomelrv yvill helanght prie tii ally
lo students of surveying, and n large culler
(ton ofthe lalesl mill be«l Maps.
Books yyill be furnished nt (lie regulur retail
prices.
T. Hillard yvill furnish T or 4 small hoys
Willi board on reason aide lernii, if applica
tion lie nt le before bis school is tilled
The Mrietesl irtteulioii yvill In- paid 10 the
morals as well as to the mental improvement
of 'hose who may become me in hers of tins
Jtliool
Gentlemen unaripininti d yvith me, me re
spectfully referred to the Rev John Early
.Mr. John Thurmon, and 1), R Edley. Esi|
November 28. ifniv'siii
JS*vs;roc i*i»v ttuYv.
ON the 2(Hlt of December next, I will
s II, before the door of the Franklin
Hot, n tie town of Lynchburg, ivithuul
Ebserve, to the highest bidder, between
50 nti I 100 vulu lilt' Ni'^roos,
Consisting of men, women,(toys and girl*, on
the lollovv inglr.rni* on- third of tile pur .b ,-r
money to he paid in 120 days, secured by
notes vsk'h approved endorsers, payable at
one of ihe Lynchburg banks the residue in'
tw o annual instalments, secured by ufttesas
aforesaid, or bonds yvitlt good set m ils
1II .1 RANDOLPH.
Nov 28. lit wtds
Trust ^uYr.
T>V virtue uf a deed in trust executed to
E the subscriber by John It. Word, bear
ing date llu- loth day id July, l»2d, lor ear
tmu purpo-es therein mentioned, which deed
is du<of record in the clerk's otlie,- of the
hrislings court ot the corporation of Lynch
burg, yvill lie sold, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the market lion in Ihe town of
Lynchburg, on M eilucnliiy the lUlti day ot
December nest,
siY vaYvvitYiYe, fvmivYe SY;v\»‘
named Sarah. The tiilc i- deemed cmiju
lionnMc, but none other will be conveyed bv
tin- «iiVi«crilier than such as is vested in him
by said deed. JAS. NEWHAM.
November 28. 2t D>
TEUST SAKE.
B'i virt it*- of a dm*d «»f truaf executed to
by John Vhwihn, for tbr puipnitefi in
will dfe t mei tioi we shall, on Saturday
the l ii, day of December next, at the rest
dam of said Moohn, mar Dan el V Chrix
tiaw on I lain- v f i« i'll by u nv of pub
lic aucii i. bi£he«i bidder, lur easily 3
hor‘»“ it* cun and ail ln«
lLuuseAniUA hiuA AviW*Aien
V'V Va.VV V i At,
cron or rn 1 Cl), ur or so itnirh thereof
®s Jitneul to answer the purposes ol
h.C«d.
BF.APronD HICKS,
V LK .11 \l. CoU.vl V N, s Tr",Ut>
November 28. w2iv 1(1
l»lU)\v W\ W\\g
TO'T, between Samuel Williams'**, in
J Cnmiibi‘11, mul William 11 >itlii-i41 bi
ft Bor I, it bout ihe last of September or fir«t
ol Uclolwr.it green morocco I'OCM.T BUOk,
tMiilHini'i I ten dollar mile on the Farmers'
■iJmik of Vu/inio. and two byud* on Stephen
Jiewetl for £25 each. and one bond on Wm.
Hndnall for £3d Any person giving infor
mation of the «mneto the subscriber, nt Wm.
Hudnall*, Bedford county, it will be taken
»i a great favor, and shaM be rewarded for
tlie same Al£N B. NAS Cl'
Nov. 21. 15w2w Bedford County
Ca»A\ given Vor AA UV.^'i
At the I.vncidiurg Mills.
WM DAVIS, Jr /liient.
litb month. 18th, l"2.1
BA.A K
■Of ttert/ tieicri/iliiin, mailt/ ami rpttlitiftuth/
*r/Alf I til tin. nlfuc a ‘the I'lrp/uart

Ann 3&.WuAVy'
1>1 KI'OSKS m BIMHIUNO1
I H,MJ ^F., fnr ,ttr ar t)iHiw*<l«i»n«l yoimtt
lae'ir.v ll«-r rweulrnev iin^ntila ike I m<'l
ten KeO.aa the m»*i <ia ci,l<'*^i)( i» Mr
uptie-r roil 1jl flir *.ie. it. m a i-rrilre* nrieM.ijr
hun t, r.mrroiriit t«t (hr I riueir uiy 1
ami .rv*s*l nthre Irmelr e-lnwlf.
Ttein' v itltiu tit liiMrii will |»‘ratr wale
tour ivtu.ir i|i|ili<a.ton
NutPiuiier 21. f3a lB
Xotu’f.
HV virtue of deed *»4' tm^t ei*v«it»*d by
ante ft udf to liie r, fw |Njr|»'*»
i 4 ttoarun mentioned, Ir.inn* dale the f
I-iiu* of Jo tie, 18:b2, end iti <hiM in tlif derb
olii f <Vt tlii* iiVitin;" <uyr/ of l.ym hbnrjr. i
•h'jfl proceed to ‘<*11, on lit* |>r**ij4i*<‘ on ff*n
f 1st d*v of IK*- ember tir*i if fair, if nut I!•#
1 nr\t L-ir day,
1.1 certain parcel of liHi .AVf,
ncart be hraui ,»f 2d and 3d M fee Is, contain ing
two ii’iim, l»f ill** -aine, more or les'i, toj'Hh
iMi .i i>. f'»' ///1///• h
t'1'K.YITf f?/: com me,I in aid deed, cntim*
iin< of beds, rlimr*, liifii, timepiece, cnepen
lr*rv tools, lioolt*, Mr K
trtiMet* I shall convey only Mich
title ns i« te«ted in m li I 144
October 31. Id* 12
GC7* The above Halt* is POSTPONUIi
until Monday tin* 2 2d Ihc«*mto«*r.
VV Trustee
November Cl. ivtda
*V\crtiHcmci\t.

I pursuance of I lie last w ill and t< «t ament
1 d John l.ainnnf, dcc'd, will be offered for
air hI public .iik lion, lo tlie highest bidder,
it Liberty on tlie 22d day of December next,
it liem lied lord mint day,
.\U the L.\ V|>$
if which the said l.iunorit died seized, lying
and being in Itedlord county, containing by
former survey between two nnd three ihou
aand in ich I Ins tract <#l lurid is generally
known by tne mime of
I'wVfcr’a *>\mu\Ui\n VvutA.
X lOH-iilerttblr portion nl il is valuable lohuc
no 1.1 it*1 There urn sonir three or lout ten*
»nl» oil this trni't Tlml part winch it cut,
Mir mol |.m l ol il i, valuable lor corn and
mull ruin. I In- 11.ml is ».Ml worth the nl
Iniiliitn of thou. who wi-li to ruise tobacco—
Il will hi laid oil In survey into tracts of from
4 to t'.INi m res to suit |mc< liaacrt, unless touir
gentleman -ImuM lie disposed to purchase tlie
entire trad.
«i\\ao. one ot\w v Trnet,
lu the lloit'liliorkooil of tlie Peeks, in suid
county, coiitliiliilig iihout OH acres. 'I Ins
Iriu t many years n o sohl for a ruinea uu n
cre—it is a -an/ little place. Iloud with un
doubted serur ly, with alien outlie land to
sent re the payment, will lie required Tlie
w hole will lie mild upon one, two and three
years credit. The title is Iwlievcd to hr un
doubled. I lie esei ulors will make sycli ti
lie at they are authorised to make by the w ill
ib y \i: oTky.,
MII'CIIELL EWING, K*
November 2H. wdwlti
•S* u\ iev.
IN pursuance ol’thc Inst will and testament
u4 Stephen llamni, dee d, wc will sell, to
I lit* highest bidder, on the premise*, on Friday
ilia 2i»lh Hay ol December next,on a credit of
1, 2 and .‘1 ears,
\\e rad uV \>A v
belonging to flic estate of the said Stephen
llainrn, dec il, late <d Amherst, and on which
lien oded at the time ot his death, supposed
contain about 600 neret. I lie purchaser
will be required to give bonds w it li upprnved
security, wit li interest from the date, which
w ill be remitted il pnnctuallv paid, and a deed
of trust on tlit? land, to secure the payment*.
Xcting u* mi I'litiih, xve will convey *u< li ti
tle as is \rated in un by the will ol our tesla
tfitor. MFt’K, A articing I'x'rs oj
C ,VIO!N l) V, HlejtU. Ilamw, dtr.
November 2H. wld*l<>
•V ti\\i‘e,
Y^M.L III, SOU), it auction, at the
v late residence oi Henry ard, dec'd,
all In's dock ot louses, cattle, hog*, sheep,
\\vhi*v\u»WV nn*\ KUiAttw
VUVUVITU tUi,
Plantation utensils, eoi n. fodder,oats, kc.
several waggons and ox earls, n 1 veral
yoke ot oxen l he sale well cotn meiice on
Tuesday tin* the Oth day of Decent next,
and continue tcom lav today until tb whole
id the prnpeny at iliat plat e and tb? adjoin
ing plnntatioii* is sold \ud on Tuesday the
Ibtli day ol the same mouth, will be *<*!d a*'
above, the stock ol horses, cuttle, hogs, plan
tation utensils,
V'ovn, VmVYv.r, Out a, sc.
on the plantation of the said Ward, in VilUyl
anin, on the Old Woman's creek,near Chillis'*
lord, <m Staunton river, beginning at the
**til• (li s shop. A credit td 12 months will be
given, by giving bond w ill) approved security
for all »iiw. above ten dollars for alt sums
not cu cuilin^ tun dollar-, cash w ill be requi
U'li. JOHN l.YNCH, i’xtcutnr,
of Hairy H ard, dec'd.
November Sfl wtiMS
avin uvn.i u.MViv;
informs Use public
Nousp of V.nW-T\u\mnfcnl,
In the upper end of Charlotte, Immediately
on the main road leading irom Lynchburg to
i harlotlennd Prince Kilw ard court Ileuses '’*1
miles si mill east of Lynchburg, IH miles north
easi ul Campbell court house, 18 mill", north
w i st id Chiu lotte court house., and'24 miles
south west ot Prince Kdward court bouse
one mile .uid a quarter from the lied House,
o’ llie road to Lynchburg, This house is a
ranvenient distance front the road,mmisting
of manv apartments, which will render it
commodious for accommodating families, and
from past experience, she tlniters herself that
1 hose w ho max favor her w iththeir patronage,
will receive such accommodation as will Tie
«atisfnctnrv.
Xoveiwl'i'r 28. w5w*JA
A T cou"t eittilumi'll by adjournment
a V and hell for \mhersl bounty, at the
court hxnise, on the 2<Xli day of November,
tee II. Murks, plaintiff
a ica’n si
Richard Henry Berks, James Powell and
JUtlkiiis Watson, defendants,
I /.V rjuycERY
On motion of the defendants, ft is nrdrrrii,
That Holes* the plaintiff shall amend bis hill’
niul make Nathaniel Henry a party defendant
in this suit, at the next court alter he shall
j '\,,vr *erve4 with a copy of lids order.
Hie injiinciiiH awarded him in this case shall
Shind dissolved a« the art of this dav, and it
appearing l«x the court that the plaintiff does
not rcsule within the limit, of this common
wuellh, thn order i* ordered to lie inserted
,lu: irgminn, published in the town of
Lynchburg, during the term of two mouths.
A Copy—Teste.
A. B. D.VVIE6, Clerk.
2S"*lice.
rihHT «tb*e riherraatorr. thfci gr.it' lui thank
1 *o therr fneauU and the public lor thru
biror-w very liberal p.(/uuap>, .uni hujie lij
attenfiwa and a-<idiiity 'till to merit u -hair
thereof. tv r occupy our former ituirJ, oji|wi
•ile t«»ui l I.hm. aetrr t, and Iroui a large -uiii
fdv of I.MTIIKH, tc jnrt m eivrd, we w ill
V aide, with our former Mock, to tnjjd) nil
w ho in*v lie goodcuou^h to wit uu ut
Our ‘lock cun-Hi- til
ttuAE EE THViIV,
Skirting, I dark liariiem., lilai-L end luir bridle
leather, ru—et, bag hide-, lining dili-i, -.be-|i
iu«, r.n-ct mid iuu iI ujijiei leather, ki|.
Heii and rail .kina,
2b Uh\». t>£ Tanntrb1 Oil,
Jlnd a con Stunt suyjilj/ of
Excellent TA1.LOW.
A!IU*om- v, a i t i i any thing in on r Hie, v* i
do wHl to chII hiuI tnmiri" lor t)jrm«-c lv«
i «'f* ■rf*d»n;rminfl to w»ll low. Wo will
^ivr {\tr lii^lo st m^ii Mt price for
tir en nc Uvit-A 111UES,
in cadi or leather, in eachaage at onr leniher
More, or at our lanyard go Amheriil, where
we have a ijH«nlily of Leather, a ndwill give
in etchauge (Jil for leather n I tie rough.
i) it i> Hon*man.
October 23 tctslli
i >Y virtue ot a deed of trust executed to
1^ the suksniher by Daniil Klli mi I »!uly
recorded in (lie hustings court of Lynchburg,
lor the purpose of ‘■(•curing a certain sum of
money therein mentioned, t shall proceed to
suit, on the premiecs, for cash, on Tuttdat/ Hit
Mill dm/ nj Dimnln r nt.rl,
A V'Y.\H’*Wfc Y YVY\
llieiein mentioned, lying near tlie town of
Lynchburg, whereon the said Kills now re
sides, containing one hull an acre. The
said Lot is on the road leading to liltick
wati-r Mills, and near the residence of Wm.
Snead Acting as trustee, I shall convey on
ly such title, us is vested in me as such.
JONATHAN JOHNSON
11th inn. iwli, 1823. w Iw 46
U» YUvyYyYyws.
K Olt sale and possession given at the
1 expiration of the present j ar,
A Likely Np^io Fellow,
aliiiul 36 years old, wild is one among the
best carpenters in the slate, (of Mack fel
low having been constantly engaged ut the
trade tor Che Iasi eighteen years—lie is hired
the present year Is* Mr Kdvvnrd Price of
Lynchhu-r Any person wishing to purchase
such a leltow, vi ill apply lu Samuel Slovens
of Lynchburg.
Nov. 1*. 2vrl26d 30
Fti It SjiitE,
ONI MON l>A Y, tlie 22d day of Decem
ber next, at the laic residence of Mr.
Walthall Holcombe,in the cnnntv ut ('huelolle,
ALL 1HK KS'i A IK,
Uu\\v Ufcu\ uyu\ V'v ysoivaY,
to w hu ll lie died entitled. Purchasers of real
(■Male are invited to call on me before lire day
of sale, il they would w ish to examine it for
themselves. The personal estate w ill consist ot
•HlOUl VuttyiUMl »V
hn hk**ly as any ill Virginia, flocks ot all kind
crops ol corn, (odd* r, and many list Ini
l*Y\YY\V-.Aum V Vp hi\s,
Vich as waggons, carts, ploughs, a.xes, tools of
various kinsJs, ti.t. Aiu. flic pm chasers will
In required to give Imiul with approved secu
rity, payable in I wolvo months, with interest
from the dale thereof lint if punctually paid
the interest will lie remitted. It may he well
for the creditors of the estate, whose claims
stand on open accounts, to come forward lie
lore the day ol sale, to prove the sninc lie
lore ma, in the same manner as would ha re
quired by law in a court ot 1II'tieis. The sale
will lie conducted by me, with the consent ol
all the creditors, so turns they are known, as
w ell as with the consent Ol Mrs. fl'tlrmnlx, tin
widow and principal devisee and so far as
the creditors hic not known, they are inv ited
lo hring in their claims, ami snv if they will
subscribe to the terms agreed upon, and whk li
'ill tic shown hi any lime. The attendance
ol all the creditors is most earnestly solicited
on nie day ol sale, which will be cniitinued
I bom day to day until every lliuig be sold.
MARTIN HANCOCK.
November 7. Ids 13
iouu\, JS’fcRvocH, V'«rn,
i 'UH S.H.E
IS pursuance of a dm»d of trust executed
lo us by Win II. C«tbel., hearing dale
tlir HHi day of March, in ihe )e»ir 1**21, and
recorded hi the court* o| the counties ot .Nel
son and Buckingham, w« shall,on TLEsD/I
ihr Uii/t day ol Dtccmber ntu ty if fair, it not,
the n♦*\t tair day, proceed lo sell, to the high
e*t bidder, at public auctiion,
The following Property, viz
ONK III ACT Of LAND, in the conn I y of
Buckingham, lying on James River, and on
Bishop's Creek, containing by estimation 700
acres.
Ihw o\A\er vne\,
in (he said county containing by eetimntioN
250 acres, lying on Bishop's creek, immeiii
I ately above and adjoining the tract tirst men
tioned
•>\m\ one o\\\ev Traci,
in (lie county aforesaid, on Shirley's creek,
containing by estimation 700 acres, and nd
jeining the two tracts first mentioned Mr.
William laills, liv ing at Monte Video, near
these lands, will show them on application.
•Wso,l\V\^-sevvn iVcgvocs,
the property ot ihe said Win II Cabell, and
being all that lie now owns. They are, as
might lie expected, ot various ages and dilferj
ent aeses—among them are many valuable
house servants, a good blacksmith and u good
shoemaker. Also,
"l uv HVH) hamAs uf Vorn,
20 w ork steers, 15 horses, some cows and
calves, I to head of hogs, a great variety oil
farming utensils, some tew articles of
Household Kitchen Furniture.
Sale will lake place at Midway, in Nelson
county, about two miles Iroin the loan of
Warminster.
rernn of Sale—The land will be sold on
three equal annual instalments, the purchaser
to give bond with approved security, mid a
deed of trust on the land. A few of the ne
groes will be sold for cash, and the rest on 12
months credit. As to all other property, for
all rums above 200 dollars, <2 months credit
will lie given for all sums le-s than 200 and
not less than 20, sis months credit; and for
all sums under 20 dollars,three months credit
bonds with appiovcd security will he requir
ed in all cases. JOHN IXJALTKH,
JOHN H COl'KE.
November 21. w tdslo
sacAvS
Best Liverpool lilletl Salt,
Fortalt.bp JOHN MILLER.
cteber 17 II ms
Fresh and Desirable GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOIV RECEIVING HIS SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WIN iEll GOODS,
amoxv u men .me-- j
i
.'Gijtcrfifie bine *nn black Cloth
Fm»1itunable Coli ain him! Olive do.
Mo. do. do. CasdinercS
(Jlite do.
Klegant raised striped do.
Merino and Milk Vestings
J ofn and Jerry do. ffM.tr slyir)
I.a nibs' W ool .Shirts
I-1 Linens and l.av.-ns of approved bleach
Cotton and Wonted Hosiery
i corded Swi Colton Hose, veryjint
l*eli**« Cloths
Scarlet printed Salisbury Flannels
Woodblock Glove*
Cnrmeut Calicoes, hendtome paUtru*
Philadelphia made Shoes
Stout Deviii.dme ki reey, for great coats
.•scarlet, fed, white tuid yellow Flannels
ur and Wool ll*<»
I’lain and llgurcd Bonibnzettel
(to e and Point Blankets
I ten I fart a n Plaids
Watertoo blidicls
V\ bite and Colored Domestics
bilk and Cotton C/nbrellas
Bang-up Cords for gentlemens' pantaloons
Carpet aud Hocking liaises
TOO ETHER MTU .LY EXTEJYSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY Goods OK 1 HE NEWEST FASHIONS.
Thread Lace and Edgings
Bobbine.t do. do.
Iliad errs for dressing Bounds
I’eloiines and Zelia Handkerchiefs
Manlna and Brilliantine Shawls
Heal Hobliiiiett l ace Veils
Imitation I nmbonred do.
lii hKI.u k and Colored Italian Crapes
Long and Short Kid Cloves
Elartic Spring-top do.
.Necklace and Biadcera
Sen'll Buckles
Black and White Leghorn Flats
Misses’ do and Straw Flats
Improved Minerva Cornells
Transparent Soap
Elegant figured Gros de Naples Silk]
Merino Shawls mid Starts
Silk Velvet and Plushes
Plain unit figured Swiss Muslins
Tamboured ami Plain India Book do.
On. Geranium Inaf do.
Pluin anti figured Sallins
Beal Italian Lutestrings
Elegant. Garniture ami Mantua Ribbons, win
ter fashions
Silk Hosiery and Gloves
Silver Wire Tooth Brushes
White and Black Leathers
f urls and Hair Nets
Tortoise Shell and Side Combs
Rouge Vegetal.
(17“ Together with every other article in the DRY GOODS line, which 1 will
dispose of at my usual LOW FRICKS, for cash.-ALSO,
5 bugs Northern JJojjs, satiable Jar Brewers and Distillers.
J. T. 1-ATTISN.
November 14. 14 w6w
TRUST SALK OF
*V l), A VvO tiS, &c. j
»N pursuance of a deed id trust executed
M. to the suliserilier.s by James C Moorman,
hearing date the dd day ol October, iedd, and
duly recorded in the clerk's olhcc ol the coun
ty c< irt ol Campbell, lor the purpose ol secu
ring the payment of .sundry dchtsllierein spe- I
'died, we shall, av Till US DA Y, the Iblh rbry
uj Dttimber nrrl, il fair, (if not the first lair
day thereafter) proceed Jo sell, at the plnn
tntion i I said Moorman, purchased ol Hadeli,
"hunt 1 mile from his duelling house, to the
highest bidder, by way id' public auction,
THE I'OLLOWINU VALUABLE
\\fevvY lVv*omv\ VislnYr,
OMC I H A( I OF' LAND, on which the id
Moornmi. resides, containing between seven
mill eight hundred acres, being the land
purchased ol John Callaway, William Arthur,
Alujer Early and Anselm Lynch, trustee ly
ing in ilia county of Campbell.
VKVFi vvfufw
containing between seven end eight hundred
nereis mg in the count) id Campbell, on Oi
ls r river, bring the land purchased bv said
Moorman of William Dealing, Benjamin I la
den and George Marlin. The above tracts of
bind me said to he very valuable. The pur
chaser or purchasers coo have imini diate pos
session, and the advantage of a large crop of
wheat sown already. Also,
\\\fc follow »ng S\i
l o w It Jack, Ned, Isaae, Daniel, Molly,
I’aithy, Chillis and her four children, named
Sully, Livy, Maria and F.uiily James (Gray,)
James (Woodson,) Winston. John, Sawney,
I’egg^, lillie Saw ney, J uly Jordan, Anthony,
Kitty, Robin, Lucy and her 3 children, trained
James, Charles and Jinny Harriet, and her
three children, named Sarah, Lewis, and Kd
nmnd and I’eter, together with the increase
(d Ihe leuiali s, it any. All the said .Moorman’s
Uovvsc\\o\t\ mu\ Kitchen
VV1UVVTV VUM
t’lanlation utensils all his stock of every
kind, consist mg ol 40 head of entile, 4 yoke of
-leers, do head of hogs, 30 head of sheep, and
15 horses, 2 waggons, 4 nirts, one set waggon
gear, one set blacksmith's tools, a collection
ol hunks, 4 guns all the said Moorman's crop
of corn, wheat, onts, fodder, liny and tobao
111 on hand. I he sale will continue from day
to day until the whole is sold. 'Ihe terms
will he wry liberal and made known on the
day of sale Acting as trustees, we shall con
vey siii li title to the property as is vested in
us us such, nnd none other.
W II.LI AM I! LYNCH,
rolling ci.ark, Truitrt*
JACOB ANDLRSON,
November 14. wtd<14
I.VHIV \MVVVr\i
FOR RKNT.
rTIHR UNION HOTUL is a commodi
1 OUA, nenttv fi 11 D-slnblislimmt on the
Mam JM. m the town of Lynch
burg, supposed to have advan
tages in situation over any oth
er tavern in this nlare.
su>n can tie had iininediiiti. l v. T'lie stable, tho'
large onongli to contain twenty horses, is ob
jcoiionable, ami I intend bnilding a new one
very shortly. Any person wishing to renl.miiv
eommunieate with me on the subject In let
ter. directed to Lynchburg, nr I can hr’seen
at ftie counting room ol Messrs Ro. Moore
Co. on Mondays mol Kridavs.
NATHAMKL I M ANSON.
The Editors of the Enquirer will insert the
abort adrertisement in their paper w4w anil
forward their uftiinsil to this office.
November 14. w4wl4
HV irtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscriber, by William Thompson,
Esq. hearing date the 24th Seplemher, 1hI2,
anil duly recorded in the office of the <u|icrinr
court of Buckingham, for certain pur|»iscs in
said deed expressed, I stiall exnose to sale,
at public auction, for ready money, to the
tligirhest hiihh r, on Saturday, the ’28th day
ol Oecenthi r next, all the said Thompson's
right and title in and to. that valuable
Tract ol' 1auv\,
railed, nml known by tin* mime of tin* New
^tore, on whtc.li the said Thompson now lives,
m tin* county of Buckingham, contaniiig by
estimation, two bundivd and nim tv six acres,
more or less. The subscriber will convey
such title as is vested in him, n*. trustee-.
JOHN till.l,»AM 1
N B. The sale is ill take place on the pre t
mi scs. .1 ti.
Nov. IB. tetds Ml)
V.STU.\>i V.B,
T ROM the subscriber about the t7th of
last month,a SMALL HARK BAY MARK 1
vitli a star in her forehead.
A HATCHER I
October 1$ wti 10
littATUVAl, &c.
Ji»\\ i'ftss'weW Vtif
UESl’KCTFl LLY inform their friends
tw<d tin' public, Hint .they have on hand,
an extensive mid general assortment
L E a T II E R,
inuniifactiired by themselves, ut Ilitii Tannerv
in this town,and that they have received 111
addition thereto,# large supply from the north,
among which are first rate heavy sonl, com
mon do., skirting of superior qualiiv, Keen tv.
Sons' first rate waxed calf skins, img hides,
New Ku gland hog skins and morocco and
white lining do.
Also, TAN NIKRS’ OIL and Cl RRIF.Rh'
TOOLS, all of which they will sell low for
cash.
N. B.—The highest price will b« given for
hides, payable in cash or leather, or they vs ill
he tanned on shares.
Navemlier 11. tctsl-1
•S’otice.
AN alter 11. Middleton
ACQUAINTS tiie public that he ha*
S\ located himself in Lynchbuig, lor Ihe
purpose of conducting I lie Af’Ol UK* A It V 'S
UUSINKSS, in nil its various bran (lies. He
has purchased the establishment ol L>r. Thus.
Humphreys, and will receive in a leu days an
ADDITIONAL aU’PH OK
k'vesAv Vv\a\w\n •AuiAit'uws,
Jiyp-Stnjjs, Paints (sits,
And will endeavor to render satisfaction to
all who may he plorucd to favor him with
their patronage.
N. It Physiciansaud families may rely that
the strictest attention and correctness slinll be
observed in putting up and compounding pre
scriptions. Noarticle, hut ot the hevtipiulity,
shall be permitted to go out of bis stol e, nor
any package or vial withoutu printed label.
September 30. lets
VH.\XKA,\.V MANTUA,7
tHK subscriber begs leave to thank liis
friends, and the public generally for the
liberal patronage he has received during the
last three years at the Union Hotel, where
from the smallness of the house and stables,
he was so illy able to accommodate them as
he wished, and having taken for a term of
years, that well known, commodious and de
sirable establishment, the
1'U.l.VKU.V lUATVsI.,
on main street, (of which he will take posses
sion on the first tlay ot November nest) and
having made arrangements to furnish it with
every necessary, most desirable to travellers
that this section yi the country vv ill afford,’
and being determined to Sparc no pains for
the accommodation of those who may favor
i him w ith their custom, he hopes to receive a
share of public patronage.
JOHN HANCOCK
Oci 31. U w2m ‘.23
*n o\Ue.
'To all whom it may concern.
A ca,,in*? hinistlf JOMiS IR
IN? about thirty-six years of age, about
live feet ten inches high, end ol dark complex
'•"V supposed to have been the son of Joseph
Irvin,and to have been born in Bedford conn-'
ty, in the state nf Virginia, died in the winter
of (lie year 181'.). at thedwelling house of John
f. Moreland, in the county of Howard, and
state ol Missouri. *3aid Jones Irvin, at tbs
tinieof his death was possessed ol h negro wo*
iiiasi called I- ANNY who has since had two
children, one of which has since died. The
subscriber has been duly appointed adminis
trator of the estate of said Irvin, who Inis left
no known heirs or legal representatives. The
appraised viluc ot said Irvin’s property
amounts to 5UI dollars—and in case no heirs
oi legal representatives of said deceased shall
appear within two years from the publication
hereof, the said property will tie sold. Hiid the
money arising therefrom appropriated accor
ding to the laws of the said state of Missouri
HLNNhl 1 I..XHK. Mminis/ra/er
of Junes Irein deceased.
2-«- _ fur lg
TJAMNG lately returned from the
1 North, where I was for the purpose
n. Purchasing hats, and materials in mv
hne|; I now wish to return my grateful
thanks to my friends and the public gene
fall), for their former liberal patronage,
and at the same time to inform them that
my put chases to the Nuith, added to my
former stock, will enable me to offer to the I
public- A t'l’V liuml iliintii nee.., r
V....S,- any uung in my line, to rail anti ex
amine my assortment. I am determined
to sell at low cash prices, and every atten
tion will be given to render entire sati«rac
JACOI* jonriA!\
is,,v’7 tctsia
3 Ij. WVilnyus St Cu.
Otu door Ulov Mettrt. Uflmirk 4- Claytor',
Are now receis ing regular supplies 0f
l>ltV GOODS, H ARDiVaRK
CROCKERY, kc.
1VIMCH (hey are determined to
f t lotv for cash. They bare just
ed.en.l offer for sale, an elegant assorting!,;
Y.Eli VI \U> V Vs^YTS.
0 r Person* from the country will &„j if.
their advantage to call and (latniuc
l.a/uls. Oct. HI. wl l'> 'r
li-WVD wm S*\EE.
OFFER FOR SALE,
THE TRACT OK l.AM)
IlfHEKEON I now reside, |Njr
T ff Radford county, Virginia, on the n<,}u
[fork of Utter river, containing somethin., i
dot* acres, 7 miles from Liberty and 2g |r'
Lynchl.nrg, the river passing I'hronghlbe sa'i
land, Htford several field- ol liotlom |rt„o
plantation sufficient to work ti or 8 ham! 6
S'M’" repair, ivilha comfort.-,I,u
dwelling house,a,;X
ther out houses, peach itll(1
Die orcliarti. a oorton ni i'J
Iincco land yet to clear. I det m it nniiecc i,
ry to say more,as any one w ishing t„ pIJrt.,
will see (lie lands first.— A good bargain 0j»ii
be had, as I wish to remove the next tali
DAVID JO.NES
May 23.
iY\e, iYYuin
RUNAWAY the 2d of this month a
mulatto man named NED. He is a low
fellow, lint has u large bread and is strongly
made, a little bow-legged, a high tall forehead
dark eyes, holes in his ear.,, and a IoIcihMb
-haiji eliiu—wears his hair tied behind— has a
bold and open countenance wlien spoken t.
He is a keen arttul fellow, and perhaps nuj
read and write a little. His clothing I H»nut
particularly describe, tho there is no dnul.t
lie is genteelly clothed. He has a good ,j|UP
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, hoots fci
lie rode oil n li\|<K UltEY MAKE, shout 4
ieet M inches high, in good order, shod before
her shoes not much worn—she is lengthy and
well lormed—nnd has the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and a eonsidernhlo
ar upoll one ol them, high on the shoulder
blade, I think on the right. She has a very
thick tale and mane, though not very lung_
She is spirited and activi' and rides well. He
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat ot bear skin w ith large capes,
Ite. I have no doubt helms obtained free pa
pers, and w ill attempt to pass a, a flee man,
and make to some free state, and have i o
doubt but he 1ms altered his name, lie is a
bandy (allow a good house servant, miller
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand to uny
thing, amt I fame no doubt but lie ha,a plenty
of money I will give a reward ol FIFTY
DUEL\KS to any person who will deliver
him to me, or secure him in any jail ,o that I
get him again, within this state;' and if taken
w it bout the state ON F. HI' M)|t ED DOLLARS
it secured or delivered to me; and ten dolliut
tor the mare il taken within this state and de
livered to ute, ami twenty dollars it token
out ol the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS,
Buckingham, Aug 22. wts3
V.Ufse. VttUttsim
f I "ENDETt tlieir sincere thunks to the ci.
1 lizens oj the vicinity of Lynchburg, Jur
tlir great confidence repostd in tin in, since tlieir
connection in the practice of Medicine, hut suck
is the number oj unsettled accounts on tluir
books, mid so completely is tlieir unit occupied
by professional duties, that they hart been com
pelled to get Capt. It. Haiti nger, to close their
books, commencing in It-19, and extending to
3l.d December, 1822; rniij'ulently believing,
those u ho are unable to make payment will nut
objeel to giving a due bill.
Their atlention to the sick will be iudefu ga
ble, and llu ir charges low, especially to llano
who make payment once a year
October 3. tiHm <J
Vt»v Went,
That e legant two story Brick
House at pieseut in the occu
pancy of George Tucker, esq.
attached to which is a rood eao
•ICMI, -Wilde, giniiicry anil carriage house.—
Il'U property is pleasantly shunted on first
street, ami in one of the best neighborhoods
in Lynchburg.
I have also a neat two story FRAMED
HOUSE, adjoining ol. John W mil’s, with a
good garden, the. <*c.
R j During my absence from Lynchburg, ap
plication may bi tnriile to Mr. Geo. W. (abtll.
OEOKOK WHITLOCKE.
SpP(- 2fi-_ 8 wts
f >V \iitue ol a deed of trust executed to
I the subscribers by Walthall Holcombe,
which deed is of record in the ronniy courts
‘lIAf-'i'1'!’.'','1 H,,d Charlotte, we shall sell, on
1, Un 22(1 oj December next, (if fair,
'I not the nevt ion day thereafter,) at the re
sidence of the said Walthall Holrombe, dec.
in C liiu ioUe county,
TwuTrfti-U of \.aXD,
in?j'' char|("«e *»d Campbell, one contain
inTfs, unci tilt* other 700.
.VAiso, 24 vahiftl.le A\a\es»
w itb their increase. The land will he sold un
a credit ot one, and two years, and die
slaves on 12 months. The title to the above
property is unexceptionable, but nrtinf at
trustees, We shall only convey such title as ifl
vested in us by the deed.
T V HOLCOMBE,
noruLAs b hamthk.
-Soveinlior 2). _wtdsl6_
SCliOttTu.
jV'i K-KENNEDY returns Ids most un
feigned acknowledgements to the cite
■enso, Lynchburg and the adjacent country,
tor Hie liberal patronage extended towardsliim
during the late session of bis academe, for tl.o
uistnnttioii of young ladies and gentlemen in.
the nr s of
Vo’kUvntas uv.d ftancingi
mol begs leave to announce to them that, hal
*,|,8Hftcd the spacious and comfortable
ball room in the Washington Inn, he purpo
se*,on balm-day,the 1-t ol December next, to
coniine nee another session, durire which Ids
nest and most active endeavor, shall be used,
so advance the progress of ho pupils, and im
i a continuance of public up. robntion The
success "I," h has hilhorto nilended his pro
bKMi.i trillions, w ill, he flutters himself,
thcieoil v recommend him i -n< h of his for
I *1 **'"1' '?s "tay "ish to have thcii chib
u n tm hcruoicucted in an accomplishment
mc i hi ds much to ihe ease, grace and dig
Pe,‘sons in their intercourse with
V those who are uiiHruiirtinied with hi*
peculiar nntlnpprovnd mode of tuition,he can,
ie(|ii"-ed, piodure the mo-t siitcfocton Ics
11inoiii,i *of clijiim lnr. fuofe.vsioiiul ability,&•
1 P edges l""oclfio pay the -frirW d alter*
l"in to the deportment and manners ol a’l
young ladies and gentlemen i laced under-a
care. 1
A s"bscripii„n list will be left at the bar
Ibe franklin Hofei and Was},;J,
November 21.