CLiSSiCJL SCHOOL
\>>'W Srfc..Sh(l<N uf Gie >ul*wri!»er
School **.r«d h^aii Hi* coorae ol f
it.on will «rm( nit reeding, |Kniu»n*hi,
toji'h grammar, the ufine hrnnchr*
mniliemalic* e radian nt. ..j «*tro«..o.y «u
n. tmal phildoipliy, and ail IN*' leim
t,,, ek r l«-or*lhni ar> ia ad ia the it'd w-hou
ill I Hr* (Jlill^'f
Tc.uMi of ra nox.pr«<j
Jlf'r iwm/li
Heading, Wrilafig m.d i. Grammar 5^- b*
A,Him.eln wllil Geography with Ihi
abut r
Tne Latin I anginre Mathematic* or
(lie n*r ol the t.hd*r» lh *h'
1 lie Greek L*nj mige, Agronomy or
,N. I’loloMipjiv *1' fll
One hall ol rttr luiiioa fee* will he doe in
tlu. middle ol the *e*,lon—(He nth< r hall at
the cloae of it Hi* emu her* far rhara, tei
nnd ahililie* m hi* proTciwn «r« genii. n
of hirh *l*nding and know n r« »|e*n»dnlay
No vacithiii V ill lake place helurr ihr month
of \,i a-t Pupil* Will b* relieved at an)
tune ot the «e.< on, I Hit none will Ik iidmil
ted foi ale*, period Ihan a *e**ldn, utile** hy
at«’. nd agreement. A tew ymiog gentlemen
enn He nermnn*odnted with laiard III ho ton
ilv on rra*onahle term* Gentlemen wt*Joag
farther infonnalion alma* ilie «chool in <|ne*
tion are reapeetfnlly rrlrrred In I ll*iuo«V,
f'.*.| a* the franklin Hotel or to \|r II Mur*
ri*, print ipal ol the female Academy. VVith
Mr llaareteli are left certain *pen'meii* ol
penman*htp hv them It can lie a*, ertnined
an* far that dep irtmenl ol education wut
iuccf''fully coudiUtreU *e*MO«
J VIC NsFteL
Pf crmh'T A. 17<h
l). w nvu i M.uv,
IISPKCTKULLV mint m their fm-ndi
and thr public that tin y have rein.in J
tlmir Leathei Store in thr corner htiu«r Intel)
occupied hv .Neltoii H I luflip* bt Sadler*'
Shop, and oppoMli John H«>lliin (Ji occry,
whriethry have on hand,* pretty g» nereJ «s*
•ortuicul ul
l» Vi A U u,
Mnnufartnrd by tliemsrUi-s, at thrir tannery,
ne»r tins place,••nd in addition lhereto, a sup
ply of
NorWwxntttim' A \»ta\H*r
TUrir stack consists ol first r.ite last leather,
summon do., tiM ritlss ahaved skirling,. <im-1
Bion do bag IiiiIi bridle leathi r, kip skins,
call skins, up|w r leather, ktc. Also, a con
•tant supply of
.Alice Tallow,and Tanver’a Oil,
by tin- barrel or retiiil They will Inn hides
on slissies, or they will give tin- highest price
for them in cash, or leather ia excNange.
Dec 5
JSW’vvv.
Valuable Property tor *hlc,
I T .‘UJi TUhV.
BY Virtus- of a dt-ml of trust em-cuted In
the sabscrilwr by Maj flioaias ttnild.for
the purpose ol m uringt" Andrew S V\ billow
ami Others certain sum of money, as expres
sed in said deed, which d. ml is duly record-j
ed in (lie clerk's office ol Campbell-county, I
sh ill proceed t sed, at public auction, on
M'inday the 61 da nl Jana try, ftidd, om
V'vivcl vili \stti\A,
Containing iW4 acres, on Lawson creek, in
Camubetl county, lii inilrs below the court
bouse—the sale to take place on the pre■inn I
ses And on f uesdny the tith of said month, j
1 shall, at the town of Brook m-al, in said 1
comity, on Staunton river, proceed to sell 1
One vac! «V t,ui\A<
Containing ItiOncras, lying in snid county, 3
mile* trom said loa n, and 3H mm ol UK M
L \M> adjoining Mid town, on Hiatinlon n
\,t, an«l SEVEN l.OTH in said Until, part of
m him jn* iir provf iljHitd .'<4 ant es in said lotvu
niark* I i-MH) with the t LUIIV and \It
HOUSE I he term* of sale will ho made
known on the respective duy* ol wl* i'll**
right to Hit id property in undoubtedly good
ti.it I shall convey such title only as is vested
in t»i* a- trustee IMIILIP DIKIIS,
December I7w3w Trustee
Nnlvce.
IH WE for hire the en suing year, about
I" or 13 likely Slave*, men, wuineii u hoy*
auiifi ‘i tiiem ire ‘2 vnIuttt».«■ l ough carpenter*
i \t mi il l two or three ol them lor cash,
u: o any n.mutual man 011 a *tioif rredil. I
«vi also fiVU II n^MKM’J) 111 tbit pine.**
to rent nr h as (non ei alter the Ift day c»l
Jimimr. nest, w t il i alcn Hied lot* i^eas'ional
gentlein n or private lamilie*, with kitchen*,
k n >*e hoa*** and stables to each, I would
a I ho sell, lease or rent one ut the licit filed
1 V AKDH in thi' comity, situated in tins
plat e The neigh -orhOod abounds with the
be*! hark X skdlul blank mint, as tmiiuerand
currier, w ill go with it
J \MLS r OAKLAND
Lovingtlou Dec fi I7w4w
.V\>\ \re«
IX purwt;inr» of a ikvfrr «f Hip worship
fill t rr t* unity nmrt of Campbell, pro*
noun, .*ii «tn t'ip 12fh tbi\ ol SrplrmlMT lu»t,
S»i the i*f»*i* ol Riclmr I Perkins complainant
in chnnc.«*r\ u nusi I'hnrlp* IN illiniti*, Beiijh
min Perkin* ami Re. jamni Lewi*, defendants,
w ill behold, agreeably to the provision* of u
Heed of trust executed by Charles Williams
t# Be i jit min Po^kins, by way of public auc
tion, tor cash, on Friday the itttb day of the
pre-cif month, (December)
THK 1-0 r OK (.ROUND,
Wliereon tin* large brick building stands, situ
ated in tbe corporntiou of l.\ nobburg, nt the
junction ot W a*»hii;£ton and second streets,
find generally known bv the name ot YVIL
LIVMS'M PRO PL BIT. The sale will take
place on the prenii*** Acting as commi*
lioner of the court, in the room 01 n trustee,
the title wit! be m i le c >r linglv.
JOSEPH ECHOLS, Commiuiontr.
December 5. J7ti id*
•Mv. Jy\\u WunUila,
U AKt NOTJCE— 1 hat on Tuesday the 6th
day of January next, at my oxvn muse,
in the county ot Amherst, I shall lake the
depositions «>f Wiult Duncan, Beaufonl
Camden, Henry Caimtcn and other*, to lie
rend »x evidence in the Staunton chancer,
court, in a suit (herein depending, in which I
am plaintiff and von and David Tavlor are
defendants—' lid on Friday the 9th day ot
Jan iarv next, at the tavern house ol ties
Antler Shields, in the town of Lexington.
Jlockhrulge county, I shall take the depo*i
lions if Nicholas .lone r.:i I others, to ht read
aeevidi ice in the same “t;it. \nd will conti
nue tr rn day to day (Sundays excepted) un
til all the said depositions an- taken.
Your oliedtcut servant,
JAUF.Z CAMDF.N
Dsoe’uher 5. w4vv 17
y\\\ wa.vTVsVi,
Executed in the neatest manner, union th
most moderate term*, al ike 'ijpec (J'ttn
yiirgiraan
JOT*
y liSPF.CIVI LKI (tifi)ruii tj*f puhlii
1 X ti.ii. •tip mil OfJpn M
douse t»i Kiitevtalmueiiit
r» fh« Uji,>rr piid 1‘li.irlMI#*, itiilf|piln*|pl>
m fl«*- iiiiiM «<mcf li Mik if Iron) 1 »nclibnt^ I«*
tiHiluK* Mini yriiiiP uni roiirf hmiipi, -M*
in Jr* t mi ii h it LviitlitMir;, HmilffliiurOi
i»«i of C«iu|.)m‘I1 court fmmp, f*< n«i(p% ftnitii
x#*.i nl f'l#olnff«* *iirt biiiiM', him I *4 mile*
oijifi M>*t of fViiirP muri liiNisi'
IIIP Hill.- Nlid ii qUArlfl I ft I 111 flip H»v| HhIIM*
on llir ro.id fit I,) r*- hiun k 41#is Ihmj'p i* h(
-roilvpiii« iif diilMiii'P li ‘*iii flip mini, t otisMili*
of untilv «|i*ii1iii«’fif it Iiit Ii m iff iPinJrf i>1
maiiim.1i for ml. ouimnijiilifir (am*Ups, aw«f*
IfdiM |m«i pt|**riPf»« r dip fUitfpr% li#*r*»#*lf fhiif
tlio*e v In* t#»*> ((tint fi«T xx illifitPtr jialmnaKr
Kill lilllVP such MHUlllOlfidfllMli MS VX ill l>4‘
M#imi»i. lory
,Nov pitihpr 2h w5\v*16
VT i court continued By adjournment
ami held lor Amherst county, at the 1
rmift bouse, on the ••Jib day ul ,NuvftJ»b»:t,
I.»•»• II Burks, plaintiff
/tf am hi
Richard llrnry Burks, James Rowell nnd
Wilkins Watson, defendants,
/.V CU.VU lilt V
t On motion of tin- defendant*, U it order'd.'
Th tiniest the plaint iff shall amend hi* hill, j
j and make Nathaniel llriirv a party defendant I
in this suit, at the nest court after In* sh.dl
1 base been served with a ropy of this order,
the injunction awarded him in this case shall
I stand dissolved os the art of Ihi* da and it
apprariiiffo the couri that the plaint iff does
not reside within the limit* of tins common*
wealth tins order is ordered to he in suited
in the Virfinmn, published in the town ol
Lynclihnr ditrine the term of two months
A Cony—Trste
t$» B fUmS, Clerk.
PENITENT1 \RV HOODS.
at rmvATt *Ai,r, on a lono ckkdit.
r|*HE Penitentiary Agency is tube dis
rniitinltt'd in ilm (dare after tin1 £(Mh
nisi, ami the siib>M-riber ih iiuflim iseil to sell
tin- (j'sids rein mu gnn li.ind—s intsislnigof
v tmv c uid fi it, SNoVir-,
Ploughs, till lows, I .Ills, Wiiggoti, tiig
and Carriage Hanm Uuniiid Hair 'l it
tnisses, ttrusln s, lied l ords, Leading
Lnn-s, Wionght Nails, U> K.C.— Fur aK
SIOIIS ovet ill and under jfltO, a credit »tf
si* iiionlbs will be given lor alt sunn <*f
*100 amt u|iwaids, twelve iiiiiutlls. Ilnmls
wilb «|i|»rovcd serurit) w ill tie reijuiied ol
thi jiiucliascrs, as directed lij the titli sec
tion til''the act of assembly, passed tbeSitb
jf February, liiii.
A. F. BltiWARS, Agent.
December t tiOl)b4
EDUCATION
Mill. next ot T. l)itbudy»chnol
1 will begin mi Monday the 5tb day of Jh
miHiy, J82d iltn course, in this school, will
romprise, ou Ho most approved plans, the
subjects commonly tnu;rtht in the best English
ichooix, viz Spelling, Reading, Writing, A
rithuietic, Euglidi Urauynar crilicaMy,Geog
raphy with the use ol the (Holies, Mapping,
llistory, Epistolary Composition, BellesEet
Ires, Euclid's Element Surveying prac I ically
mitt tin Element* of Natural ami Moral I'Ui
losoi.liy.
A session will In* r»^ months, and no scholar
admitted for a slimier tone
TERMS.
Spelling, Heading and Writing, #8 per ses
sion
I lie suine, including tlic rudiments n| Arith
meti< UrHiitiii.tr and Geography jf It* per set
sioit.
The above extensively, with the use of the
(lhibev Shipping, llintury and Kpr tolary Coin
position, $12 AO per session
Belli s Entire*, Euclid Elements, Survey
ing, .ve ,s In per session, payable in very ease
at the expiration ol tin* session
1 hi*school is turnislied w itli a set ot Globes,
a Surveyoi x I'nmpn.s*, a miimII t^umlcunt, by
w hieh I rigonometry will be taught practically
to student-«>f survey ing, mid a large roller
tiou ot Hie bill st and best Maps
Books v\ II be tiirm buil at the regular retail
prices
I Hillard will furnish ft or l small hoys
with board, oil reasonable. term*, it applica
tion be nnob before his c.hool is filled
Elm strictest attention will be paid to the
morals as well ns to the mental improvement
ol llio-e. who may liecouie numbers ol this
sc hnnl
Gentlemen unacquainted with me, are re
spectfully referred to the Rev. John Early,
Mi folin 1 Imrmoii. and I). It k I Icy. Esq
I November 2r 2awtslb
2 IV virtue t.*f a of tmat executed to
I 9 the subscriber, by V\ iliiain I hoinpson,
K*q. hearing date Hie 21th September, 18 12,
and dillv recorded in the office ol tin- -uperior
c mrt ot Buckingham, lor certain purposes in
said deed expresed, shall expose to hale,
M public auction, lor ready money, to the
higghest bidder, on Saturday, the 27th day
ol December next, alt the said Thompson's
I right an.! title in and to, that valuable
Vvftft v*V \>um\,
called, and know n by the name nt the New
i Stun on w Inch the said Thompson now lives,
in the county nt Buckingham, coritanlng by
e.stimalioiu Ivvo hundred and ninety six Hi res.
more or Bss. tun subscriber will convey
*uch title M is vested ir. him, ns truitce.
JOHN (>f EDI AM.
N B I he xuilc wiE take place on Hie pre
raises j. c».
Nov. 18. t<ftds 30
i OST. on W ednesday {cut, on the road
I bein'ten Herd's l\cry and l.ynchln eg, a
I fit .Morocco Pocket Hook,
Conlaiiiinn I (Hi, mostly of units on the
i bt rn and Stall Hanks of Worth Carolina The
l asts of the notes are not precisely recollected,
bui I suppose thiit then were six or seven of'
>’1«>, the rt$.Yty except a $.i billy portly torn.
I hurt was out $r> n teou the Harrisburg Pa.)
Hank, one iv’r» m tt of th* Pennsylvania Hank,
1 located in Philadelphia, supposed to he .counter
frit~-.\t hod been cut apart andpasttd tagi fhi r
again .11*0,011' $2 noli on the .State Honk of
Atw Jersey, payahlt a* .N’t w Hruvsiviek, and
another note on the State Hank of Tenues
se. payable at Knoxville.
.lay person who may have found the pocket
b*Hik,aad mil leave it at the office of the lir
gi hi a n, shall In liberally rttcardid.
FELIX HUBERTS.
December 6.
Nw\t?rs\\ng \u WuWAevts.
1^0!i salt* Mini ,>n £ivrn at tilt;
expiration ol the present v*ar,
V Likely Negro Fellow,
about 3t>,cars old, who is one among the
best carpenters in tlii- slate, (of a black tel
u* having breu constantly engaged at the
trade dor the last eighteen years—he is hired
he present year to Mr. F.dward Price of
vmdilnirg. \ny person wishing to purchase
tell a fellow, will apply t0 Saaiuel Stevens
ol l.yncliuurg.
Sot, 18. 8*ta6>130
Negroes, Corn, &c.j
run s.tLi:
IN \ivrcMimv* of a deed of truM executed
I to us by W m ft. Cabell, i*wj Ihmm lt*g dale
the Mill d«) af March in the ye*r 1821, mid
iecorded in the courts si the enmities of Nel
son and Huekiogm#iii. tie shall, w i L
Hr Uhik 4fyi>f Oeemker next, it fair, it not.
the m'Wtuir day, proceed to sell, l«> the nigh
bidder, nt jaMic auctiiofJ,
The i'olloiw.i£ Property, viz
ONk 1 ft AC I OF l/ Vi\|l, in the county ol
Mock nigh am, lying oil Jaflies l< \er, mid on
Hi shop a Creek, containing by t»hui*Uou 7u<
acres.
tine oilier Tract,
in the said county, ciniainiiig by estimation
260 acres, lying on Bishop's creek, irumeiii
Miely above and adjoining the tract firs' njeti
t lolled
•stmt on* oWur VrvioV,
hi the eoaety atoresnid, on Shirley’s creek,
oniMiiiHig by estimation 7(JU titles, ami ad
joining the two tracts first mentioned. Mr
W illiam Gills, living at Monte Video, near
these lauds, wilt show them on application.
tUvphfcvui .Vegioes,
the property of the said Win. H C’abell, and
being all that he now owns. They are, as
might be expected, ol various ages and dill* r
eiK sex# among them are many valuable
bouse servants, a good blacksmith and a good
shoemaker Also,
“l <>v HVH) Vmtyv\» mV V’uru,
2o work steers, 16 horses, some cows and
calves, ItM* head of hogs, a great variety ul
farming utensils, some tear articles of
11 oum* 1 milt hi Kitchen Huruitnrv.
Sale will lake place nt Midway, in Nelson
county, about two miles from the town of
Wariuins'er.
Terma of Sale—The land will be sold on
three equal annual instalments, the purchaser
to give bond with approved security, und a
deed n| trust on the laud A few of the ne
groes will he sold for cash, and the rest oil 12
months credit As to all other property, for
all suius above 2<k> dollars, 12 months credit
wilt be given,, for all .stuns le s Ilian 200 ami
not less than 20, six months credit and for
all sums under 2o dollars, three months credit
Bonds with approved security will be eennir
ed in all eases. JOHN COALTKR,
JOHN H COC'KK.
November 21. wIds 16
Js’oWrv.
BY virtue of a deed of trust evreciitrd hy
James V* ade to It subset ilier, lur purpo
ses therein on ntionctl, bearing ijate the 1st
day ot June, 4822, and m olded in the elerk'>
nlnre ot the hustings court ol Lynchburg, I
shall proceed to sell, on the premises, on tin
1st day nl December licit, if fair, if not the
neit fair day,
si certain parcel of GIIO UA'Ih
near the head n| 2d And bo sir* i is, containing
two acres, be the same, more nr less, togetli
er Willi all the HOVHElUlLD 6, KITCHi:.\
I'llR.VITt’IU convey eit in said deed, consis
ting of beds, chair*, tables, timepiece, carpen
ters' tools, hooks, fee. &.I
Acting as trustee I shall convey only such
1 it Ip as is vested »n me. VV. BI'RD
October 31, ldsl2
0:7* The above sale is POSTPONED
until Monday the Slid December.
VV HURD, Trustee
November SI. wtda
•‘UYvexUscmeM.
N pursuance of the last vs ill atul testament
li ut John l.aoiont, dec'd, will be offered for
sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at Liberty, on the 22d day of December neit,
it lining Bedford court dav,
AH Uu* liA.Vltft
of which Ibe said lammil died seized, lying
and liiiing ill Bedford county, containing by
former surveys, between two and three thou,
'•and acres This tract ai land is generally
known by the inline of
vuc\.
conniderifclUt* portion of it in^nhiable tobac
co land. I lieiv arc sonic ilirfc fir (om tf*n
nuts on this tract That part which is t ut,
Ihc most part ol it is vuluahle for rwn mid
miihII pniiii I bis land is well worth the at
t ut ion ol those who wish li. raise tobacco._
11 will be laid olF b) urvey into tracts of Irom
I to tit Hi acres to suit purchasers, unless sonic
pi ntlem;iii should be disposed to purchase the
entire trnft.
•Wsm, one o\\wv vvwl,
In the neighborhood ot the Peaks, in said
enmity, containing about 130 acres. This
trm t many years ago sold for a guinea an a
cre—h is a snug little place. Bund with mi
doubted security, with alien oil the laud to
securi the payment, will be required. The
whole will he sold upon one, two and three
years credit The title is believed to he un
doubted Die executors will make such ti
tle as they arc authorised to make by the will
IS V AC OI LY,
MITCHELL EWING, n
November 28. wdvvlti
.V itVvcv.
iN pursuafree ofthe last vv ill and testament
of Stephen Hamm, dee’d, we will sell, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on Friday
the 2i*tb day of December next,on a credit of
I, 2 and 3 years,
YYms Vvact wV \i.\ V U,
belonging to tbe estate of the said Stephen
llanim, liuc'd, late of Amherst, and on which
he resided at tile time of his death, supposed
to contain about 500 acres. The purchaser
will lie required to give bonds with approved
security, w ith interest Irom the date, which
w il! lie remitted if punctually paid, and r deed
ot trust on the land, to secure the payments.
Acting as executors, nr will convey such li
tle as is vested hi us by the will ot our testa
tutor. JESSE BECK, Suriivini'T.i'rs.of
AIONDAV, J Steph. Hamm, dec.
November 28. wtdslti
iVoUce.
VVILL B1C SOLI), at .mction, at the
late residence of Henry Ward, dec'll,
all l»is stneli of horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
l\mvse\\o\i\ um\ Ki\c\u‘u
VVJUXVVV Wli,
Plantation utensils, corn,fodder,oats, t j^c.
several waggons nnd ox carls, and xeral
yoke of oxen. The sale will commence on
Tuesday tbe the 9th day of Decent next,
and continue from day today until ih whole
of the property at that place and the adjoin
ing plantations is sold And on Tuesday tire
ICtli day of the same month, will lie sold as
above, tbe stock of horses, cattle, bogs, plan
tation Otensils,
V- nrn, V'oiVXev, l>n\s, 8cc.
on the plantation ol tbe said Ward, in Pittsyl
vania, on the Old Woman's creek. near Chillis's
ford, on Staanton river, beginning at tin
smith's shop A credit of 12 months will be
given, by giving bond with approved security
for all sums above ten dollars for all sums
not exceediu^ten dollars, cash will be requi
red JOHN LYNCH, Executor,
<\f llinrg Hard, dre'd
November 28 rvuMb
Fresh and Desirable GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIVING HIS SUPPLY OF
FALL AM) WINTER GOODS,
AMOSG UK 11 ARE—
-nperfinc blue and Hlurk Cloth
t .istiiotiab;* am and Olive do.
Do. do. do. Cashmeres
Olive do.
Llegmit raised striped do.
\1»*rmo end Silk Vestings j
1 uin and Jerry do (rifw tti/lr)
I.anibs' V\ <>ol Shirts
4 4 Linen* and La wns of approved bleach
Cotton and Worsted llo*icry
3 corded Swiss Cotton lh»«, t try fine.
Celts** Cloths
Scarlet printed Salisbury flannels
Woodsto* k Gloves
Garment Calicoes, hnndtome patlfruA
Philadelphia made Shoes
-iiunt Devonshire Kersey, for great mats
Scarlet, red, white and yellow t lannels
Fur mid Wool liats
Plain and figured boinbazettes
Hose and Point blankets
Iteal TartHii Plaid*
VV atevlno Shaw Is
W liitc and Colored Domestic*
Silk and Cotinn Umbrellas
Bang-up Cords for gentlemens' pantaloons
Carpet and bucking baizes
TOGETHER WITH .IN EXTENSIVE JlSSORTMEXT OF
FANCY GOODS, OF THE NEWEST FASHIONS.
Thread Lace and Edgings
liobhindt do do.
Biadeers lor dressing Bonnets
Hi U rines and Zelia Ilandkerchiefs
Mantua nnil Brilliantine Shawls
Ural Bobhinett Face Veils
Imitation lainbouied do.
Best Black and Colored Italian Crapes
Long and Short Kid Gloves
Elastic Spring-top do.
M1 get Necklace and Biadeers
Snwii Buckles
Black and While Leghorn Flats
Misses do. and Straw FlaSs
Improved Minerva Corsetts
t riins|sarent Soap
Elegant figured Grosde Naples Si I k
Merino Shawls and Scarfs
Silk Velvet and Plushes
P'ain ami figured Swiss Muslins
Tamboured and Plain India Book do,
IJn. Geranium luaf do.
Plain and figured Sultins
Beal Kalian Lutestrings
Elegant Garni tore and Mantua Ribbons, win
ter fashions
Silk Hosiery and Gloves
Silver Wire Tooth Brushes
White and Blttrk Feathers
Curls and Hair Nets
tortoise Shell nod Side Combs
Rouge Vegetal.
Together with every other article in the DRV OOODS line, which 1 will
dispose of at n>y usual LOW PRICES, for cash.——ALSO,
5 bug8 Northern Hops, suitable Jov Jlrcicersand Distillers.
J. T. PATTEN.
November 14. 14 wGw
TRUST SALK OF
LAXTk. .VKt.lUHj &c.
»i\ pursuance tvf tleod of trust executed 1
lie subscribers liy James C Moorman.,
bearing ilale tlie 2d day ol October, 1823, and
duly recorded In the clerk’s office of tbe cirtin
ly court ol Cuinphell, for the purpose ol seem*
l ing (he payment sundry debts therein sjte
i ifird, iv e shall, nu 1 lit JtsP.iY, the I nth 'lay
of Denmhernert, if fair, (if n«t the first fair
day tiiereafler) proceed to sell, at the plan-
Ihtion ol siiij Moorman, piirchased of Hasten,
about I mile trom bis dwelling house, to the
highest bidder, by way ul public auction,
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE
•W‘a\\ WrMmuV sVvvU*,
I K ACT OF LAND, on which the suit] i
Moorman rfsides, containing between seven i
and eight hundred acres, being tin* land
purchased ol John ('allaway, ill in m Arthur,
Aimer I*'arly «nd Anselm Lynch, trustee I)
in* in llie county of Campbell.
UsNti VVUVVVil TRACT,
containing between seven anil eight hundred
acres, |j ing in the county id Campbell, on Ot.
ter river, being the land purchased by said
Moorman ol William Deal ing, benjamin I la
den amt George Martin. The above tracts of
bool are said lo be very valuable. The pur
chaser nr pun tiH-erscan have innnt diute pos
session, and the advantage of a large crop ol
wheat sown already. Also,
T\w> follow ng S\i.iV ES,,
I'owit Jack, Ned, Isaac, Daniel, Molly,
Faitliy, Phillis and her four children, named
riatly I'.lvy, Maria a.nd Emily James (Gray,)
I nines (Woodson,) Winston, John, Saw i.. v,
Leggy,little Sawney, Judy, Jordan, Anthony,
kitty, Kobin, Lucy and her Hrliildeeii, named
James, Charles and Jinny Harriet, and her
three children, named Sarah, Lewis, and Ed
mund and Peter, together w ith the increase
ul the females, if any. All tbe said Moorman's
lVimsuAk w\ nnd KUeAitn
k V IWVl l V lltt,
Plantation utensils ntl his stock of every
kind, consisting ol 4u head of cattle, 4 yoke ul
steers, till head ot bogs 3d bead ol sheep, and
1,> horse-, 2 waggons, 4 earts, one set waggon
gear, one set blacksmith's tools, a colleeoon
ol books, *1 guns all tbe said .Moorman's crop
of corn wheat, oats, fodder, bay and tnbac
co on tin i I |,e sale w ill contimn from day'
to day until the whole is sold. 'I lie terms
w ill lie very liberal ami made known on the
day of sale. At ting as trustees, we shall con
vey such title lo the property as is vested in
us as such, and none other.
WILLIAM b LYNCH,
BOLLING i I.AltK, Trustees.
JACOB ANtoEKSON, S
November 14. wtdsM
Tvust Sn\fc.
I>Y virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscriber by Jubez Lcftwich, jr,
mid Martha his wife, hearing date the 4Gtli
day of September, 1820, and of record in
the clerk’s oflice of tile county court of I
Bedford, to secure sundry dihts therein!
expressed, due to Oeorgc T. Williams
Co., I shall sell, at public auction, for cash,
on the 2Sd day of December, 1848, at the
dw oiling house of the sax) Jabez Leftn ich,
jr. in the county of Bedford,
W\e i\»\\tiwmg S\*AVF3,
TV) wit Jacob, Daniel, Charles, Halph,
Vlift, Dnlley and one girl cbdd Angelina,
Suckey and Eliza, and the increase of the
females, or so many thereof as will he suf
ficient tn satisfy the debts named in the
deed aforesaid, arid the cost of carrying the
same into effect. The title to the above
slaves is believed to he good, hut I shall
convey such title as is vested in me as
trustee, and no other.
SAMUEL HANNAH, Trustee.
December 2. Itwtds34
Ten \>o\\wrs We,ward.
RUNAWAY about the IRthor 19th of
October, a negro man named AMBER
SON, a large likely fellow, about 30 years
old, a little knock-kneed, stammeis n little in
his speech when spoken to. lie may have a
free pass, and is perhaps making for s free
state. He carried away with him a new black
broadcloth coat and jacket, and I believe
bite homespun cotton breeches, and started
with wooden soled shoes, tint probably would
not lake them, for be is fond of playing the
fiddle, but is not a very good hand. It istho't
n slim mulatto girl belonging to Augustine
Left wick, by the name of V VT, is witli him,
and that they will try to pass for man and
wife. I will give ten dollars to any person
who will bring him to me or secure him in
jail so tiiat I get him again
SAMITL HANCOCK
December®, I7w4w
f
liYa.YTUVAl,
JtAvn rusv,(\\ Vop,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
end tlic public, (bat they hiivc on bund,
an extensive and general assortment of
L E A T II E
manufactured by themselves, at IheirTannery
in this town, and that they 'save received in
addition thereto, a large supply from the north,
among which are first rale heavy goal, com
mon do., skirting of superior ipiality, Keen is.
Sons’first rate w axed calf skins, hag hides.
New England bog skins and morocco and
w hite lining do.
Also, TANNERS’ OIL and CURRIERS’
TOOLS, nil of which they will sell tow for
cash.
N. R.—The highest price will be given for
hides, payable in cash or leather, or they will
he. tanned on shares.
Naveniber 14 t c t s 14
"i~ .vkv.Vx \uyvvx\i.
f 1 'HE subscriber begs leave to thank his
I triends, mid the public generally for Ihr
liberal patronage lie has received during the
last three year- at the Union Hotel, where
from the smnllne«s of the house and stnblcs,
lie was so illy aide to accommodate them as
he wished, and having tnken torn term of
years, tlmt well know n, commodious and de
sirable establishment, the
k'lUUYKliUY UOTV.V.,
on mrpn street, (of which he will take po»se»
siou <pi the Gi st day of November next) and
having made arriwigemenl* to furnish it with
every necessary,most desirable to travellers,
that this section ot the Country will afford,
and lieinh determined to spare no pains for
the aceomniodation of those who may favor
him with their custom, Ire hopes to receive a
share of public patronage.
JOHN HANCOCK.
Oct 21 It xv2in 2.1
JVoliu'fc.
HAVING latoly returned from the
North, where I was for tile purpose
purchasing hats, and materials ini my
hue I now w ish to return my grateful
thanks to my friends and the public gene
rally, for their former liberal patronage,
and at the same time to inform them that
my purchases to the North, added to my
former slock, will enable me to offer to the
public a very handsome assortment of hats,
&-c. I invite a-ll pr rsons wishing to pur
chase any thing in my line, to call and ex
amine my assortment. 1 am determined
to sell at low rash prices, and every atten
non w ill lie given lo render entire satisfac*
JACOB JOltlMN.
-N»v- T-_tcts Id
FI R SALK,
ON MONDAY,the 2id d.iy of Decem
ber nest, (it the lute residence of Mr
Walthall Hulcumht, in I he county of Charlotte.
AI L THE ESTATE,
l\o\\\ VsttnY uut\ \*ersomi\,
to which he died entitled. Purchasers o| real
estate are invited to cull on ine before the day
of sale, if they would w ish to examine it for
themselves. The personal estate w ill consist o!
rWmol VorYAi-mie.Yfcjiirofcs,
Hs likely as any in Virginia, stocks of nil kind
crops of corn, fodder, and many useful
vn\u\*. Won V tti.sWs,
such as waggons, carts, ploughs, axes, tools ol
various kinds, i-c. &ic. The purchasers will
lie required to give bond with approved secu
rity, payable in twelve months, with interest
from the date thereof but if punctually paid
the interest will he remitted. It may be well
lor the creditors of the estate, whose claims
stand on open accounts, to come forward he
tore the day of sale, to prove the same be
lore me, in the same manner ns would he re
quired by law in a court of justice. The sale
wdl he conducted by me, with the consent of
all the creditors, so fares they are known, ns
we I as with the consent of Mr, Hatcmr.br, the
widow and principal devisee and so far ns
the creditors are not known, they are invited
to bring in their claims, ami sav if thev w ill
subscribe to the terms agreed upon, and w hich
*711 b« shown *1 any time. The attendance
,he creditors is most enrne*tly solicited
on t. e day ol sale, which will be continued
Irom day to day until every tlmig be sold
MARTIN HANCOCK
November 7. |tds|3
&‘\x. NegrovR for »&\e.
V%TILL BE SOLI), in the town of
v ,n the county of Amherst, on
Friday the 2d day of January next, four lie
gro men mid two women, belonging to the
estate of William Tinsley, Her'.! Terms li
biml, and will be made known on the day of
n JAMES TINSLEY, CxW
December 3. W4*i7
I OFF Ell FOR S AI.F.,
THE TRACT OK LAND
71 rM EREO.V mm reside, |jjn>/|(,
Bedford county, Virginia, m, the
Cork of Oiler river, containing somethin" |j\,'
40n acre*, 7 miles front Liberty, and
Lynchburg, the river I’m,in* through the
land, afford several fields of botioni Ian.!
|ilantatiou sufficient to work hoc H hand,
S-Miu repair, nun comfortal.l,,
DWKLU\UHOL\SL,amli
tlier out houses, peaeh anil an
pic orchard, a porlon a".
uacco land yet clear. I ileeui it tinnun
ry to say more,as any one wishing to pin-,-,'*0’
will see the lands first.— A good bargain u
be had, as 1 w ish to remove the next fail
I)AVIL) Jones
May 23. wts Jg
Sttvp W\fc N \Wtt\u
Runaway the „f this momh a
mulatto man named NED. HP js 4
fellow, but has a large breast and is strop T
mH.le, a little bow-legged, a high lull forebea/
dark eyes, holes in Ins ears, and a t,,|er
sharp chin—wears his hair tied behind—K
bold and open countenance when sunken
He is a keen artful fellow and perhaps
read and write a little. His clothing
particularly describe, tho' there isaod.ml,
he is genteelly clothed He has agoo,| silver
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, hoots
He rode off a JHIIK GRF.Y MAUL, about 4
feet 8inches high, in good order, shod before
her shoes not much worn—she is lengtfiv
well formed—and has the marks of ,,loueii
gear upon her shoulders, and a considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the should,,
blade, think on the right. She has a very
thick tale and mane, though not very long _
She is spirited and active and rides well ||e
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle,
bags, log coat of bear skin w ith large cane*
4ie. I have no doubt he has obtained free
pers, and will attempt to pass ns a free man
and make to some free state, and have i t,’
doubt but he has altered his name. H* i*,
handy fellow, a good house servant, miller
and shoemaker, and can turn Ids hand to any
thing, and I have no doubt but he lias a plenty
of money, I will give a reward of FIFTY
DOLL ARS to any person who will deliver
birn to me, or secure hint in any jail so that i
get him again, within this stale and if takin
without thestate ONF HUNDRED DOLLAIIS
if secured or delivered to me; and ten dollau
for the mare if taken w ithin this state ami dr
lliveredto me, and twenty dollars if taken
out of the state and returned home.
SAMUEL Morris,
Buckingham, Aug 2tJ. *03
Alose, VuUeaon
fTM'NUEU their sincere thanks to the ctj
-I her it/ of the ricinity of Lynchburg, for
the gn at confidence reposed in than, since Ihtir
connection in the practice of Medicine, but such
is the number of unsettled accounts on Ihtir
books, anil so completely is their lime occupied
b,Vprofessional duties, that they hart hetu eim
pelled to get (apt. H liullinger, to close Mr
books, commencing in 1H1U, and extending 10
bist December, confidently bthenri,
those u bo arc unable to make payment uill net
object In giving a due bill.
Ihtir attention to the nek uill be indefatigt
lie, anil tin ir charges tow, especially to those
who make payment once a year.
October 3. w3m j
V ov Kent,
That elegant two story Brick
House at pit-sent in tin■ occu
pancy of tnocjte Tut ker, esq.
itllat lied to which is a cood ear*
lien, stable, grainery and carriage house
lhis property is pleasantly situated on fin/
street, and in one ol the hest neighborhood
in Lynchburg.
I have also a neat two story FRAMED
HOUSE, adjoining Col John W iatt’s, with a
good garden, i_c. Eo
(D* During my absence from Lynchburg, np.
plication may be made In Mr Geo. II aO'll.
GEORGE Ulili LOCKE
SfP' 26._ b
Y virtue of a d< of trust executed to
the subscribers by Walthall Holcombe,
which deed is ot record in the county courts
ol Campbell and Charlotte, w e shall sell, on
MO.YD.1 V, the 22rf of Dtrembtr •next, (if fair,
il not 1 lie ii**xi toir day at the re
aide lice of the said Walthall Holcombe, dec.
in Chailottc county,
'l YVW TVWUU
lying in Charlotte and Campbell, one contain'
ing 123o acres, and the other 700.
*24 Ytu\vnv<4e,
with their increase. The land will he sold on
u credit ol one, and two years, and the
slaves on 12 months. The title to the above
property is unexceptionable, hut acting st
trustee*, wo shall only convey such title as Is
vested in us by the deed
T. A. HOLCOMBE,
DOUGLAS B. HANCOCK
November 21. wtdslu
iwuteiNu beiuwL.
IVI K-KENNEDY returns Itis most iin
.nine mueavors siimii u« usc«f
so aclv mice the progress of his pupils, and n.f
11 a continuance ol pul,lie approbation, ifc®
success w hich has hitherto «11rtided bis pro
‘csmoiihI exertions, will, he flutters himself,
sulbciently recon, mend him to such of bis far
mer patrons as may wish to have their cl,if
drew further instructed in an aeeomi-!ishinci,l
V' Inch adds much to the ease, grace mid die
mty of persons in Iheir intercourse with soci*
ety. In those w ho are unacquainted with hit
peculiar and approved mode of tuition, lie run,
it required, produc, the most satisfactory ti =1
timonialsof character, professional ability, hi
Me pledges himself to pay the strictest atten
tion to the deportment and manners ol »H
young ladles and gentlemen placed under bn
tare.
A subscription list will be left at the bar of
,V?,lkiiBHol-.-nd ""'hington Inn.
e r*va instruction will be given to
individuals, at their houses, if liiey prefei sui h
n mode of instruction.
November 2) tctslS
House of fintevtaianifut.
?pHF. Subscriber having made arranef
.ments lor the purpose, lihs commenced
eeping entertainment again at his old stand,
miles above Bedford court house, ot* tb'
niHin road, where lie hopes to share a poiti
ot the public patronage.
l hece is also at the stnnd a good Blur
smith s shop, where horse-sho.-itig, &c r110
he done at the shortest notice
;oijn V r.RAV
December !7w4\Y