pay vj.
*N<ig"X'a V Uitt, *c.
run
V\' jiurvManrc of «kfil irf tniai nrcutrii
t mv<ii;»w I. Uchci. -wy bearing imu
UieH.udavol .March, <u th> y*.ir IbVl, nml
monied III 111, *hc eiH'Irtie* ol >rl
a-iN ami Muctitntliiini, »b‘»li,*»i TCI >0.11
t.>i Iti/Arfuyi«/ iMrrmCtr ill*ni, il
the ne,( mil ibi} (ifnei-ed In sell, to the lii^li
r,t hlijiler, m public am limn,
Tb« Mluu'iug Prn|H>rty, viz
O.M. Ill Ul tit l. A.Ml, III till- enuuly of
li.j« kia^Imri, I\mg ma Ji*4*»«*s-Kis ei, 44,d *»n
Hi-bop's Creek, coiiOunm*; b> eidiuiaUuA TOU
acres*
One .>t\\**r Tract,
in the ».vd county, ©uutn.niftg by mitiuafina
Sou ncrei, lying on Ui,lio|>» creek, imiueUt
ately above and adjoining lb* inict 6m’ nun
tioned
*lml mu* a>1\ut Tract,
In the rounl) iiiifriniil, on Shirley creek
<-unininin£ by ctiinalimi 7mi »cre«, and ml
joining tbv two tract, lir-t mentioned Mi
a iliiain iJilla, livin* at Mnutr Video, nem
the*e land,, w lit chon tluun on a|i|,lica!ion
Jt\ju». !ik’t)j-scveu .S rgt-ucs,
llir protuTljr ot the said ^in II Cabell, and
freiMp «H flint hr now o.um. They ar»*. as
nwti? hr r»p* cted, «f Various a*e ami differ
rut trKn—a mu up them »»rr many v .itni/lr
huuic servants, a pood blacksmith and a good
shoemaker Also,
T uv \)Arrv\s «»i’ Corn, j
4Ju work steers, 16 horses, some iu"' and
eaiv r*, 10 hr »d of hops n punt variety ot
r»rTulfie, utensil*, sutue lets articles ol
lioUHtliold kuclici. 1 uruiture.1
flalf* will lake plate nl Midway, in Nelson
utility, about two luilrs iruui the town ol
Warminster
firms Self —The *an I will he sold on
three euiial a nr ml instahiirir- the |»uf< baser
to riv» bond w hi approved s# runty, and a
dt<‘d i«ftrosf t»ii the la id A /rH ot the lie* 1
Hr es w iii he sold tor cash, and the rest on 12
muulhs rndit As to all other propcity, lor I
all sums above Suit dollars 1‘2 motUhs credit
Will he p»v*Mt lui all nuni It s limn 200 and
not te«f than 20, si* months rredit arid lor
all sums under 20 dollars, I li re t months rredit
Roii«l« with ftppioved security will he remiir*
td in all cases JoH> COAM LH,
Jull> II COCKb
>overuher 21 wtdsl5
JS'wtUM*,.
SJY virtue of f deed ol Ii u«i xeciitciHiy
1 I J.imi'1 Wi.letc lliB subscriber, (or pnrpu
>im therein iiieriliiined, lirnnrig <l4le I bn
day ol' June, 1822 ami rri or lied in (he clerk's
officB of (he huctitigr court ol S.vni hhurg, I
'hall proceed to sell, on I Ire premises, on the
1st due ol Ueccnkur next, il laii, it net the
iiext lair day,
.i certain parctl (tf IVit()l\Y1),
fiuar the in-ad ol 2d anti 3d droet containing
tna lirres, l>* the same, mote ot less tngeth
rr With *11 the HVUSt llOi l) kil l til X
ri HXJl l HE conveyed in saol deed, t ennis
line id lied*, i lmirs, tallies, tum'|ili e, CRVpetl
ters' tools, htMiks, i m>
Acting as irtistei I ■'litill ru/ivey only Bill b
title as is ve-led in rue V 111 III*
lletnhei 31 til 12
(J The above sale i» POSTPONED
until Monday the 22d 1 lecetuber.
VV BL’Kl), Tiuattt
November 21. wtda
•Yv\\ ertistmeut.
JN pursuance t»f the last willuml testament
ot John Lninont, (lei .J, will be oll»i*d tor
*ale, At public Auction, to flic higlir f bidder,
Ht Liberty, on the 22il dAy ol Occinbu Lent,
il being Bedford court day,
•YYY Uvt UaVttft
of which the said Lainnnt dud seized, lyim*
and bring in Bedford county, cuntmiiiii*; by
former survey*, between (wonnd three tliou
land arm. 1 his tract o! land is generally
ii now ii t>3 t be natitti ot
l'uvlev’rt .Mauwtuin Traci.
A considerable portion ol it is valuable toime
to laud. I here »»pi some three or toui ten*
«uiii ori this trt*t That pari which is cut,
the most par; of it is .Mltinhle lor corn and
small grain. i Ins (arid it well worth the at
tention ot those who wi«h to ruisc tobacco—
Ii w ill l>t* laid oft by survey into tracts ot from
4 to boo in res to suit purchasers, unless some
gentleman should I** disposed to p4irLlta.se the
nltri It Act
•Uh«, one oilier irnct,
In liic* neiidiborhoo l ol the Peaks, m vud
eouuty, i ontnifiiiig about Ido acres 1 ins
truet mini) years .u o sold tor a guinea an a
ere it i' i •-1»•*^ little place. Bond with un
doubled security, w ith a lieu on the land to
cuiv the payment, will be lequired The
whole w II be sold upon one two ntid three
years credit The litlc is believed to be un
doubted The executor* will make -uch ti
tle m they arc mithuHsinl loin.ik^ by the Hill
IS VAC OTEY.
MliCMLLJL EWING, v K<
November 28. w.Ih l<i
•Yuiic*.
1 N pursuance of the l»»t «ill ami testament
I ol Stephen llnniui, di c'd, »t will sell, to
the highest bidder, on the premises, on frida)
the 2tith ilnv ot December lies,,on a credit of
1, 2 and 3 years,
'i \\e'Vvttct of t.A-WV,
belonging to the estate of the said Stephen
I4n in in deed, Ian if Amherst, and on which
he resided at the time-it his death, supposed
to contain about 6tx> acres. The purchaser
will he required to give bonds with approved
security, with interest from the date, which
will he remitted if punctually paid, and a deed
iiunt ou ttie laud,to M'rtire the payments
Acting as executors, we will convey such li-,
tie as is ve-ted in u« by Use will ol our testa-1
tutor. .1 ESSE UrCK, Surviving Cjc'rt.iff
C. MUND.tV, Stti'U. Hamm, dtt
November 28. wtdslfi
JVofu*?.
XVMLL RE. SOLD, at auction, nt the
late residence o. Henry Want, dee d,
all Ins ■.lock ot nurse', caltle, hogs, sheep,
\Vovi-vuw\vl uut\ KiUhcu
VVU.v VVV V Vs,
Plantation r- ,louder,oat«, k Kr..
yevrnu waggons uud ut carts, and serai
yoke ot oxen. The sale will commence on
Tuesday the the 9th day of Decent nest,
and continue from day today until th whole
of the property at that place ami the adjoin
ing plantations is sold And on Tuesday the
Hub day of the same month, is ill be sold as
Above, the sto< k ot horses,caitlr, hog*, plan*
lAtiofi utensM*,
Corn, Vodder, &c,
on the plantation <d the said Ward, in- Pittsyl
Tania, ontheOld Worrian screek,neat Chillis’*
ford, on StaantoR river beginning al the
•rfiith** shop. A credit of 12 months will be
hv giving bond with approved security
or ai! sum* above ten dollar* for all sum*
not exceeding ten dollars, rash w ill I i requi
red JOHN LYNCH, F.rcrutiir,
«if IhiiTf llarJ tec'il
rf«re&'..* M widslO
VT a ro'Tft «rBy ftdjmirnvviffltt
HitJ held lor Amherst county. at the
court h.Uftc, on Ui<* iMk d«) ol ^uvriui*«i,
Let II Hindis, plaintiff.
Hi' a i nrt
Rii li.mi Henry iHrks, J*mes Ton ell mid
Wilkin* Walton, tHdemianU,
/.V CM v* LUY
On miiliitii of the dulNiiiiiiil*, it is urttfnd,
I unless the pimnitli 'hull amend hi* hill,
kii I make ^atbmoH M* 4 party dcimiianl
in tins «uit, at the nest court otter In shall
|.av«* hr. served with a op) «»t tins order,
the injunction awarded him in Hit- 1 e sliiill
stand dissolved a* the ms t of ibr day, and »t
appeal mil’ to the uiiii t that the ptmutitl due*
not reside within th« finnfs ot Hus cottitnon
wealth, tin* older 01 d» -**d tu he iiiHlrted
111 the Virginian, pnhloh *d m the town ot
l Ik hhinv’, during the teiin «d two months.
A k on) 1 e kr
I ft l.ffl DAVTI Clark
I V irftie of a deed of Trust rjtrrufed to
I V tfn suh cnhrr, hy W tliiorn Ihompsoil,
bearing date the *4fh irpttlnitrr, IhlJ,
and duly ret <»nled 01 the oilier of tin; superior
court of Buckingham, for rertahi purposes in
said deed cipressed, 1 *h<fd expose to nlrt
at puhlic mo tion, tot ready money, In the
hig;;h»- t bidder, on Saturday, the W7lh day
of lh ember nest, nil the said Thompson's
right and title in aud to, that valuable
Tract ni' um\,
fuller). »mf know n by tli«- mime of 'he New
lore, on which the .1 iH I horuflon mm live1,
in ilir county of Km-ktn^hnin, chiIiimIiik by
**atiinoteoii. Iwohnmlreil him) itinciy six h('re,
more or le«- I lie subscriber will convey
loch title m 11 VMteil 10 him, ns troslec
JOHN (.1 U.IAM
N H The snle will f>l«ce on the jir»
III III' J I'
Nov I# trtJs "til
TJU/ST SAI.I& OF
UUY\>, SYMXWY\*i &c.
I N pllfaU U1-.CV of M dl‘V<| (if tl'Mbt fll’CUtvcJ
I !u the ant scribri by J«rnc. Mom until,
beurmg dull! tb*1 ’id day <M Ortobi*r, Ih.M, find
duly recorded ill the «Ink *ottire ol ibe (Min
ty court iti Campbell, tor ibepurpoHc ol tfeu
ring the payment vi mm dry dehtnllicrein apr
clf.ed, u p shall, an 7 111 HStKi Y,lhr iWh tiny
<{f 'Dm mhtr ntr/, il tair, (il not (be first Inn
flay tberenliec) proceed to sell, nt ih plan
l.itloii ot sniff Moot until, port lutot-d <»t linden,
ftt oijt nd,e front bis duelling bouse, to the
highr't bidder, tiy u n\ ot public miction,
Jill. r*)|, LOW I Mi VAM'ABI.fc
\lt,a\ N VrrsuimV V.state
ONK TRACT OL LAND, on which the said
Moorman resides, continuing between ven
and etydit Lufl.lred acre*, being the Innd
purchased of' 7o)iii (TiIIuvyuv, William \rfhtir,
Abner t arly end Anselm Lynch, tru tec ly
ing in (lie county ot C ninpbcll.
O.XYi Vt VVYVjVY VYV.YVV,
containing between seven nml eight hundred
acres, tying in the enmity «l Caiiipliell, mi Ot
l«r river, being the bind pur bused by mid
.Mootmail nl William Hearing, Uciijmnin lla
den and (ieoige Martin The above tracts of
land «ie "aid to be very valuable ibe pur
chaser or purchasers ran have imincdiute pos
ses-ion, und the advantage id a large crop of
wheat sown already. Also,
TY\*VoUuNNvng S\4 YVi^J
To wd Jack, Ned, Isaac, Panic!, Mcdty,"
f aith), I’billis and her four children, nauied
siiilly, f.lvv, Marie and Lmily Julius (<iray,)'
Janus (Woodson,) Winston. John, bsw riey,
I'e gy, little buwney, Judy, Jordan, Anthony,
Kitty, Itobiii, l.uey and her Hi Ini.Iren, nuntedf
James, Charles mid Jinny llnrriet, and lu r
three children, named Small, Lewis, mid Ld
iiimul and I’oler, together with tin- increase
ol the temnles, il any All the said Moorman’s
\\ou»t*.\w»\»\ muY YvUcYww
I V IY.\ Y i V YU.,
Plantation utensils all his stuck of every
kind, consisting ul JO head of cuttle, I yoke n|
I steers, fit) In nd ol hogs, Ho head ol sheep, and
16 horse 2 w aggons, curt one set waggon
gear, one set bbu ksiuitli’s InoL, a colli i imn
ol bonks, J guns all the said Moorman';, i ron
ut cum, wheat, oats, fodder, bay and lobs
co on hand. I be sale w ill conlimu liom day
to day uni il lliewhnlu is sold. the terms
will lie very liberal and made known on the
day ol Mile At ting ns trio tees, we sliiill con
vey such title to tin- property ua i., vested io
ua us such, mid none other.
WILLI II LVNC'H,
UUI.I INl« U, UK Trust* n
J\( OU AMM tlMiN,
November II w t<i-11
'V I'XYhV
hV virtue of a deed of trust executed to
the subscriber by Jabeg Leftwich, jr
and Martha his w ife, hearing dale the vhi'th
day of September, 11:20, and of record in
the clerk's otlice of the comity court of
Bedford, to see lire sundry dt tils therein
expressed, due to George T. ilh.mis K:
tii I shall sell, at puhlir auction, for cash,
oh tin idd day of December, 1112:1, at the
dwelling house of the said Jabeg Leflwich,
jr. in tin' county of Bedford,
'Hut fttWiyiiiug *Sl«.\YViS,
To wit;—Jacob, Darnel, Charles, Hnlpli,
V lift, Dolley and one giil child Angelina,
Sui key and Lliza. and the increase ot the
I females,01 so many thereof as will he suf
ficient to satisfy the debts named in the
deeil aforesaid, and the cost of carry ing the
tame into effect. The title to the above
slaves is believed to be good, hut I shall
Convey such title as is vested in me as
trustee, and no other.
SAMUKL HANNAH, Trustee.
Pocetnbei 2. itwtiS.it
Itn VKiWnvs Vwwnvd.
RUNAWAY about the 18th or lhih of
October, a negro man named AMU.lt.
•sUN, n large likely fellow, about dll years
old, a I it lie knock-kneed, Mummers a little in
be speech "when spoken to. lie may have a
Irec pass, amt is perhaps making tor a tree
Mule lie cm rred aw av w illi hiuia new (duek
broadcloth coat and jacket, and I believe
w hite homespun cotton breeches, and started
with wooden sidl'd shoes, hul probably would
not take them, for he is fond of playing the
fiddle, hut o not a very good band It is fho't
a slim mulatto girl belonging to Augustine
Leltwieh, by the name ol HAT, is with him,
and that they will try to pass for fnnn and
i will Rive ten dollar* to any person
who w ill bring him to ute or secure hun in
jail so that I g*-t him again
Samuel Hancock
l*ect mhnr 5 I?\v4w
•>U*. lieorgfc UoWow&v,
d|UAKE NOTICE—That on Thursday !h«
15th day of January next, at Hubert
Morriss s tavern, in the tow n of Lv nehliurg. I
si).ill proceed to take the de[w>sxtinn> of Jonh
Alkisson and others, to he read as evidence
in the Lynchburg chancery court, in a suit
therein depending, in which 1 am plaintiff,
and you, Thomas Holloway and William
VV Domitthho arc defendant* Your obedient
servant, JAMES- CAMDEN
Di.ccnili.r5 wdwlT
Valuable I’ropi rty fur sale,
.iT .11
lY %ir!u« u la deed ol trust execute/! to
I the lulm flkr by M»j 1 hoittus liudd, tor
the purpose ot ••curingto Andrew S V' billow
wui! other* certain Mini* of money, a* expres
sed In said deed, which deed is duly record
ed in the clerk s office of aniphcll county. I
hall proceed to sell, at public auction, on
Monday the &thdny<d January, 1N24, one
met Ilf \mm\,
Containing 2S4 acres, on Law ton creek, In
Ci44tipl»«*ll county, 12 nnl« below the court
house—the sab* to take plate on the prcim
•ev And on Tor 'lay theiith ol -aid month.
I shall, at tin* town of Urook neat, in aid
county, on Staunton river, proceed to .sell
Mm*, r«c\ uV l.viuV,
Contnuiing 1AO acres, lying in said county, 3
mib Irom town, and acre* of It IC ff
LAM*, adjoining said town, on Staunton n*
vrr, and V h.N L* i i 5 in :-md low n, part ot
w Iim h are improve 1, and 3$ ai res in said town
narked (.Mfly with the I* KltltV and WAKE
HOI SE I he term* of sale will be made
known on the respective days of sale Ihc
light to *a!fl property is undoubtedly good,
but f ‘'hall cmvf y such title only as vested
iii me as trustee. I'lflLJf DIKIIS,
December 0. I7w3w Jr utter
fl li AVli for hire the mailing year, about
1 li! or Id likely Slaves, men, women U boy s
among flu to are 2 valuable rough carpenter*.
urnuld nell two or three of them lor cash,
or to any punrtu.il man on a short credit J
linve also'I WO TKMMKMb in this place
to rent or leu .o from and alter the lvt day ol
January nest, well calculated lor prole usionol
gentlemen or private families, w ith kitchens,
smoke-houses and tables to fitch. I Mould
also Hi* 11, lease 01 rent one ol the bet lined
IAN V AHOS in thii county, situated »»i tbi*
place. The neighborhood abounds with the
bent bark A skiltul black man, astatinephk«)
currier, w ill go w ith it
JAMi.S GAHI, A N'T*
Lovingnton, Dec 6. I7w Iw
•VI r. Ju\ui l\\\nUi\.ii,
AK K NOTICTi—T lint on Tuesday the ftMi
day ot January next, at my ow n house,
in the county ot AuiIh i -t, I shall take the
depositions <»t mtt him' iui, HcaiitVsnl
uuidcn, Henry Camden and others, to he
read a* evidence in the htmntuti chmict*ry
i ourt, in a suit tin rein depending, in v\ liidh I
•mi plahitil) uiid you and David Taylor an
defendants—and on t riday the Uth day ol
January next, at (lie ttver/i home of Alex
ander Shield*, in the town ot l.c* ington,
Hoc k bridge county, 1 hall take the dej»o>i j
lions ot Nicholas .fours and others, to hr read I
nh evidence in the same Mill And will r.onti- I
nue. from day lo day (Mindnys i xrepted) uii-
til all the said deputations ate taken
Your obedient servant,
jam:/. camui.n
Drcembrr A w4» 17
mu sjle,
I ’N MONDAY, tlie i-il ihi) of Durbni
V J ber nrxt, lit tbi; Inti, re iilnn i ot Mr
Wallhnll l/olcunihe, in I In; oomifv ot burlotir,
AM. I I IK KM A l'K,
V\n\\v \Um«\ amV Cerson.A,
to which lie dlttd entitled. Purchasers ot real
estate art invited to call on me In Ion the day
'of sale, i! they w ould \vn»h to examine it ior
th^ui.adves. I he personal e Mate w ill cun Ms t ot
•iYmu\ luvi^-xu c«Nu^Vk.c.»,
h;. bkclv it. miy in Virginia, stocks ot ill kind
i;rtlji» gf corn,fodder, am) many usriul
YXtmVv.tum VUibkts,
snob ns waggons, carls, ploughs, uses, tools dt
various kinds, &tc. Ve. The purchasers will
he required lo give, bond with approved sei u
rily, payable in twelve niuuths, with interest
from the. date, thereot but it punctnally paiJ
the interest will he remitted It may be well
for (lie creditors of the estate, whose claims
stand on open ucconnts, lo come forw ard be
fore the duy ol sale, to prove the same be
fore me, in the same manner as Would he re
quired by law in n court of justice. The sale
will he conducted by me, with the consent of
all the creditors, so tar as they are kiulr. n, as
well as w ith the consent ol ,1/r.i lliilcombi the
widow and principal devises and so lar as
the creditors are not known, they ao invited
to bring iu (heir claims, and say if they will
subscribe to the term agreed upon, and which
will be hnwn at any tune. The attendance
ot all the Creditors is most earnest lv solicited
on tlie ilsiy of sale, which will In- continued
from dny to day until every thnig he sold
M A lit IN 'HANCOCK
November 7. td-13
r v virtue, uj n deed of trust executed to tbi
Siihsrnbi r by Jacob II Uliana, on fn 2ejlk
oj March, 1 Hll't, and duty recorded so the r/i ri
oftise uj Ike county court of Bedford, for pirnpo
sis therein mentioned, J shall, oti the'13th of
December, Idibt, at the residence of tin said
Jacob It ilhams,proceed lo sell for rash, to the
hjchtst bidder,
TWO IIACTH OF LAN D,
7 or 8 likely egroes,
(and olhir property in said deed mentioned,)
urso mark tin re of as may be necessary to an
su>er tkeiflurposes oj said trust Tke subscriber
will only rooecy suck title ns is l i sted m turn as
trustee. J f A.'ILL, Trustee.
Dcccmbtr 0. ir'iv
dlmherst County, .Notember Court, 111-3
Thomas is. Hollow uy |<1aidtilf,
Against
(•forge b tloMuwnyand Joseph Twcrs,
deleiuiiiuti.
/.V CIUACI KY
It appearing to the sutisluctien id the court;
that the delendatit George b Holloway doth
not reside within the limits ot this couiuioii
wealth, on motion ot the plaintiff’, hy coun
sel, it is ordered, (bat unless tin sai l dolciid
ant George S Holloway doth appeal here at
or before the first ihiy ot February Oouri
nest, to he holden in the said county of Am
herst and answer the said'plaintiff bill, and
give security accordirvg to the act of assembly
and the rules ol this court, to abide the fu
ture o-der mol decree of the court, the plain
tiff's bill shall be taleeu as conli-ssed, and the
matter thereof decreed and it is further or
dered, tb it a copy of this order be published
in the Virginian .printed in the town of Lvntli
burg, for the term of t vo months, ami ano
ther copy thereof posted at the trout door of
the court-house of this county.
A copy Teste, j
17 AHTIU'U it DAVITS, Clk.
\n\eret»ting IYuWAcys.
t'OR sale and possession given at the
expiration of the present vr.ir,
A Likely Negro Fellow,
about ;K> years old, aim is one mining the
nest carpenters in the slate, (ot a black tel
low) having been constantly engaged at tin
trade lor the last eighteen years—he is hireit
the present year to Mr. I divarfi Trice ol
Lynchburg. Any person wishing tit purrhasei
such it fellow, will ply to Samuel Steven
of Lynchburg.
Nov. IB. aw tdbrf JO j
'UN'ftY.YsI* (VU*.
tH J IX VAL han this day rrcrnr
J ad a large quantity of LINsl.I.D OIL,
lor «ale'", ,noit moderate terms
December V 4t
•Mi-. WnmA.
\S you art* not no inhabitant of this 1
•tn'e, you are hereby notilied that we
hull take thf imposition ol Jatic Voting, at
her il%% filing hoijfti* in the <**Jnty I Caroline,
in tht1 tat*: ol t irginia, on the 2ti!lt'da) ol
Itct fioln r, in thf year iHi.'l, to lo? rrml as
v oh n* f in d yit depending in the superior
court J.jaw for \inh# rst county, h? which
you ai h plmutilJ *r»«J c arc ileli ndaut*.
HIM i AM Xt I. MHO, />>#ofJvhn
H I! I IAM DIMA.N, l./vu^, find.
f M !7
v:\v.v \*\K\. V i OCR
AT AUCTION.
U?II.I. positively lie Hold at .ulctirtn, br,
Friday tin 1 sit It day ot January r.est,
at lhr Franklin Hotel, in l.ynchhurg, the
stork ol Hie delinquent stockholders in the
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike Company,
unless payment be made on or helme that
day JOHN LYNCH,
Her. 9 ’let* treasurer.
iov 8ttVtl.
yy'ILK UK SOLD, on the 20th in*t at
f William II. Camden's, near William
Sandidge n in Amherst county, f» or 8 likely
irginm bofn SLAVES, the property ot Jo-
seph Higginbotham, dec d. A small portion
ot ca ll will be required to be paid dow n, und
the balance in negotiable notes at either of
tin- banks in Lynchburg, with approved en*
dorsers As this sale is made to payoff the
debts of the estate, the creditors are invited
to attend DAliNEY SANDIpGE,
Lreeutor of Joseph Higginbotham, c/re.
Derctirtirr tds
uv rtlolen,
4 N *Saturuay night last, the Cth inst. in
I.yncMturg, a BAY M ARE, w ith a blaze
face having on a saddle, bridle tilth martin
gale— the saddle torn in the feat—the bridle
n still bit, with lair leathers 1 he Mare i* a
bout b or 7 years ot H^e, ubout 5 feet high,
shod alt around Any tenon who v. ill give
informal ion to the sub eriber. residing in
Amber t county, shnll have ft dollar
JOHN I* SHELTON
N It A negro man was seen to take- her
from the post opposite Mr. Nowlin'.-door
where she win tied Dee 9. ‘it
•S* o\ U* l*,.
>Y virtue of a deed ot trust executed to
1 J the subscriber by Vie Itvilh Kin:', In mi
ilig date the I 1th day of fugled, JiV'd, and dnj
ly recorded in the c lerk’s oilier <>l C.irnprll
eoilnty court, to *»*ilire the p >y men! ol a in
tain (Tin of money due ‘Joseph tiaeieb I hull
(*n the bth day ot l* e in her next, proceed to
-ell, lor cash, at Campbell court Ionise, (it be
tug court day)
'V n f.gxnftft, \o w it
Phehe, a woman about yeui u educe, i* Lit
tic Jim, Phrbe's c;Liild, about two yeais old
The title to the aberve property ii considered
'inferior to none: m the county hut acting a- 1
tru-tee, I shall convey •uch only a* is xt-ted
in me HVKTWKLL KITS, Trustee.
NoVeiuhi r Cs utibl5
U I'lic; above sale is pospoiled, tort
will positively take plac e at Campbell c ourt
h'UHi on Saturday the 'JOth otihiy present
mouth. H l’Pl'S.
December 9th \\tcl*3t)
PENITENT! M«Y WOODS,
AT I* h I V A T K MI,t, ll.v A LONG CREDIT.
''I UK I* rniteilt'ary Ar« ury is to he dis
I continued in this |ilai*V iiftrr tlv toth
inst. mid thr subscriber is authorised to sell
the Goods remaining no hand—consisting of
I'mvY e aim i\«e MHiViYS
Ploughs, Harrows, Carts, Waggon, Gig1
and Carriage Harness, Moss and Hair Mat
trasses, Brushes, 13*'d Cords, Lending
Linus, Wrought Nails, .Sir. Jitc—For at!
sinus over 5U and under £100, j credit of
six mouths will he given—for ail sums ul
£100 and upwards, twelve months. Bonds
willi approved security will be re<|uired of
the purchasers, as directed by the 6th see.
tion of the act of assembly, passed the iith
of February, 1IT22.
A F. BIGGAR3, Agent.
December 2. t20D^l
Hosv fci VnHvson
P|*ENDEK their sincere thunks to the ri
1 t'suns of the •vicinity of Lynchburg, for
thi great confutenft rtpo td in them, sinct thur
cm ntcliun in the practice of Medicinv, hut such
is the number of unsettled accounts vn their
bogles, and so completely is their time occupied
by professional duhts, that they have been com
pelled to gtt ('apt II UatHngcr, tb close their
boohs, commencing in lbll>, and extending to
31*f Deccmberf lt*22 confidently believing,
those (rh*! arc unable to make payment will not
object to giving a due but
lheir attention to [he sick will be indefatiga
ble, and their charges Ivin, esptciatly to thire
who mak e payment once a year.
October 3. w3m 9
Vuv \Vvn\,
lh.it ilegaat two story Ilrick
House at pleiiol ia the m cu
paacy of (ieorge Tucker, *t>«p
k Rltnchcii to which u u eooil pm
den, simile, grainery Hud carriage house
ihi> properly is pleasantly situated on Grit
slreet, and in one of the hast neighborhood*
in Lynchburg
I have also a neat two story FRAMED
llUl SE, adjoining Col John W iatt t, with a
good garden, tic. <*r
d Daring tny atisencr from I i/iuhlurg, ap
plhutiun may Of /uadi Mi Gu, It nhell.
t.LuRi.K VVill'iLOt'KE
Sept "ft. 8 wts
JV V>\ UVH.i'iUNVUvT
kI*Sp|.(,,rFl Iaf/N informs the public
tlicit she ill open ft
House of VsDleYluAnmeut,
In the upper end of Chailmte, iunnedintely
on the noun load lending Irom Lynchburg tii
Charlotte and I’rince Edw ard court houses, 20
miles south cast of L> nchbtu g, 18 miles north
east of Campbell court house, 18 miles north
west of Chailotte courthouse, and 24 mile,
south west ot 1‘rince l.divanl Court house
one mile and a rpiurter from the Red House,
on tin-mnd to Lyncbl *iig. ’1'liis house is a j
convenient distance fi uiu the road, consisting
of manj apartments, which will render ir
commodious for accommodating tamilies, and
from pust experience, she flatters herself that
*ho«e who mnyfavor her withtheii pntrona"e,
w ill receive swell accommodation a* willlje’
>.t?isl;ictorv.
November 28. «6w*1ti
Six XegvofcB fviv aa\e.
OiL HL SOLO, in the to\*n of
bethel, in th,. county ol A-mhe.-kt, on
I ridnythe Sid da> ol January next, tour ne
''o men nod two women, belonging to the
-tate of William ’I inaley, dcc'd. Terms 1i
ernl, ai J will be made known on the dnv ot'
•»AMl.fi ll.VStllV, tx-„ri
l'ccembcr i «4wl7
Fresh and Desirable GOODS.
Tilt SUBSBRIBKK is M>VV RECEIVING HIS SUPPLY OP
fall AM) WLNiEIl OOODS,
A MO SO WHICH A III.—
Snprrfinr blue and black Cloth
fashionableCoil uiu and Olive do.
Iht. do. do. Cashmere* j
Olive
Elegant raised striped do.
Merino and Silk Votings
Turn *"d Jerry do (new style
Lambs' Wool Shirts
•t-4 Linens and Lawns of approved bleach
‘Colton and Worsted Hosiery
.'i corded Swiss Colton Hose, very fine
I’elisse Cloths
■Scarlet printed Salisbury flannels
Woodstock Cloves
Garment Calicoes, hnndtomt pnlttrtu
i'hiUdelptiia made Shoes
Stuul Devonshire Kersey, tor great coutj
Scarlet, red, while and yellow Manat)*
I ur and VV out Hals
bldin and figured bomtmaettes
Hose ami Point blankets
lb'*l i hi tan i’laids
Waterloo .‘•hau ls
White and Colored Domestics
Sillt and Colton Umbrella*
bang-up Cords for gentlemens' pantaloon*
Carpet and booking baizes
TOGETHER H1TII AX EXTEXSIVE ASSORTMEN T 01
FANCY CiOOJJS 4 OF THE NEWEST f ASlllO**
Thread Lnre and Edgings
Bohlunett do. do
liiadeers tor dressing Bonnets
Pelerines and Zelia Handkerchiefs
.Mantua and Brilliantlne Shawls
Heal Boliidnett Pace Veils
lmilntli.il 1 aiuhoiired do.
ties' Bhick and Colored Italian Crap.*l
Long and Short Kid (..loves
Elastic Spring-top do.
\gget Neekluce and Biadeers
Sash Bin kies
Black unit It hite Leghorn Flats
Misses’ do. and Straw Flats
Improved Minerva Corsetts
Transparent Soup
Flepant figured Gros de Naples Silk*
Merino Shawls and Snarls
Silk Velvet and Plushes
Plain and figured Sw Us Muslin*
Tamboured and Pluin India Bonk do
Do Geranium lual do.
Plain and figured Sattins
Heal Italian Lutestring?
Megan! Garniture and Mantua Ribbons rib*.
ter fashions
Silk Hosiery and Gloves
Silver Wire Tooth Brushes
White and Black Feathers
Curls and Hair Net*
tortoise Shell and Side Combs
Rouge Vegetal.
05* Together with e'ery other article in the DRY GOODS line, which I
dispose of .it toy usual LOW PRICES, for citth;—— ALSO,
y bags urthem Hops, suitable for Brewers and Distillers
J. T. 1'ATTEN.
November 14. 14 n6w
WaUttt U. .MvUUton, 1
DRUGGIST,
Jit the Sign if the Cohle n Alnrtnr,
has iu u a i i.i KKC F.iveo a surrty or I
Aledicinua, Drugs, Paints,
I JAlNTliRS’ Materials, Linseed Oil,
i Spirit Turpentine, Dye Stuff-, Ac. which
together wilt, his stuck on hand, enables him
to other a complete assortment to his triends
and the public
Families in tbii town and its vicinity, prac
titioners ol phy -it, country merchants, hat
ters, dyers, painters and others, who are de
sirous rt procurin'; article- ot prime tpis'itv,
and on the ilio-t reasonable terms, w ill lind
it erratic to tlo ir interest to (jive him a call
tin hand, a constant supply of PUTTY,
prepared in the best manner.
December 5. ts
GST. on H'tdntsday Inst, on the road j
btfiffrn Ward' 1 Ferry aud Lynchburg, a
tied Morocco Pocket Book,
Containing 4(106, mostly of notes on the .Y'to
hern and State Bonks of Aorth Carolina The
sites of the notes art not precisely recollected,
hot suppose fiat there nitre six ur seven of
•fit*, then.st $b's, except a ,$.l kill, partly torn
Tharx was one ,f5 rioft on the Harrisburg (Pa.)
Panic, V otic gS note of the Pennsylvania Hank,
lorntidin Philadelphia, supposed to be eounftr
feit-^it had been cut apart and pasted together
again Also, one ffl note on the Stall Hank of
.Vein Jersey, payable as .Vow Hrunswick, and
another yl note on the State Hank of Tennes
see, payable at Knoxville.
Any person mho may hare found the pueket
hook, aad u ilt Itai t d at the nJJJrc of the Vir
ginian, shall hi Itbifallu reworded.
lELJX ROBERTS
December 5. St*
liYA'YUViW, 8ic. i
CttHVieYY Yoe,
KL'M’EC TKtJLLY inform their friends
am? the public, tint they have on hand,
an extensive und gauerul assortment of
L E A T M E R,
manufactured b> theonsslvej, n* theirTannery
in (his tow n, mill that they huv t rereived in
addition thereto, n large supply from the north,
among which are first rate heavy soal, com
mon do., skirting of superior quality, Keen u
Sous’ first rate waxed call skins, bug hides.
New I iigland hog skins and morocco und
white lining do.
Also, TANNERS’ OIL and Cl BRIERS'
TOOLS, till of which they will sell low for
cash.
•N. B.—The highest price will be giveu for
hides, payable in cash or leather, or they v ill
be tanned on (Imres
Nuveinber 14. tcts!4
YU.WKAA.Y UOTYAi.
f llHli subscriber Legs leave to tlmnk his
1 tricmls, mid the public generally for the
liberal patronage he has received during the
last three years at (lie Union Motel, where
from the smallness ot the house and stables,
he was so illy able to accommodate them ns
tie Wished, and having taken fora term of
years, that well known, commodious und de
sirable establishment, the
YUAJVKX.UY UOTY.Yi,
on muin street, (of which he w ill take posses-
-ion on the fn-l day ot November next) aud
having made arrangements to furnish it wait
every neces- mo*t desirable to trnve*‘,c'
that this section ot the country w ill hI1' ’.I’
and being determined to spare m, pa',„"s fD’
the accommodation of those win, nifJV' r*
him with their custom, lie liopvs to
(hare ot public patronage receive n
n ft, J0,,N tlANCOCK.
rl _U vv2m £3
liANtt VVViV ^cWxY.7
t,j,s l,.%F?‘rA Foil SALE,
THK 111 ACT OK LAND,
WHfc?K?lN 1 now rf,idp> lyins ill
forteTsf.vo Jld c°un'y. Virginia, or. the north
.1.10 1 -rr river, containing something like
"IT' 'b 'udvs from Liberty, and 2i> from
,y",t,UJ riv, r l,assink through the said
,a.n'-• "}*ord several fields ot bottom land, the
pt'alilalion sutfuicnl to work ti or 8 hands in
K<>«u repair, with a comfortable
i)y% ellino house,ami
ther out houses, peach ami ap
pie orchard, n portun of rood m
,B“ clear. I dram it imneress.a
r> to ray in,,i p, as any one M ishins; to inirclianc
In’hT ’V*'",'’* hlst ~A (.’nod attain n:n*
m. ftad, as 1 Mislitd remove thr neit tail
May 2fr „t, n
T I 'HE next session of T Dillnrd’s ucbnc.l
I will begin on Monday the oth day of Je
unary, 1824. The course, in this school,will
comprise, on the most approved plans, tbe
subjects commonly taught in the best English
schools, viz. Spelling. Heading, Writing, A
rillimctit, English Griiuunua critically, Geor
raphy with the use of the Globes, Mapping,
History, Epistolary Composition, Belles Lei!
ties, Euclid’s Elements, Surveyingpi Helically
and the Elements of Natural uud Moral Phi!
losoptiy
A session will be 54 inonlbs, and no scholar
admitted for e shorter time
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading und Writing, 58 per ses
sion.
Tim same, including the rudiments of Aritl.
metic, Grammar and Geogiaphy, per ses
sion.
I he above eitHnively, w ith the use of the
Globes,Mapping, History and Epistolary Com
position, ,«12 50 per session.
Belles-Lettres, Euclid's Element), Survey
1 ng, ire 15 per cession. paviihlc in every case
at the expiration ol the session.
This school is furnished with a sel ofGlobei
a Surveyor’s Compass, a small Quadrant, fy
liich 1 rigotiomelty will betaugld practically
10 students of surveying, and a large collec
tion of the latest and best Maps.
books will be furnished eft the regular rt-tail
prices.
I. Dillard will furnish 3 or 4 small boy, I
with hoard, on reasonable terms, if upplict- 1
lion be made before Ids school is filled.
The strictest attention will be paid to the
morals as well as to the mental improvement
of those who tnay become members of this
school.
Gentlemen nnarqnninted with me, ar# ro
sp'-i-thilly referred to the Rev. John Early,
Mr John Thurmon, and L).R Edlty, Lsq
November fc8. 2nwtsl9
LAS SICA L SCHOOL.
NEW SESSION of tlir subscriber1!
School i» just begun. His course ot tv
ittoii will comprise reading, penmanship
English grammar, the various branches of
mathematics, the rudiments of astronomy and
natural philosophy, and all the Latin and
Greek classicsthat ure r«ad iu the first schools
in the CJlisted States.
TUltMH Ob' TUITION, for a mssion of
five months.
Heading, Writing uud L. Grammar #12 *0
Arithmetic and Geography with the
above 15 UO
The Lutin Language, Mathematics or
tlie use of the Globes lb 00
The Greek Language, Astronomy or
N Philosophy 20 00
One halt ot the tuition fees will be due in
the middle ot the session—the other half at
the close of it. His vouchers for character
nnd abilities in his profession are gentlemen
of high standing nnd known responsibility
No vacation willtHke place before the month
of August. Pupils will tie received at any
time of the sess on, but none will be admit
ted for a less period than n session, unless by
spet i.d agreement, A tew young gentlemen
enn be accommodated witb'boaiil in l.is tam
ilv on reasonable terms. Gentlemen wishing
farther information about ihc school w ques
tion are respectfully referred to .1 tltncock,
Esq. m the Franklin Hold, or to Mr H.Mor
ris, principal of the Female Academy M'.iti*
Mr Hancock are lelt eitain spectineas uf
penmanship by tin -.n it can be escertaintd
now far that depi4gjnien| education wt*
successfully cm .uncled tbeUot session.
j MLNSELL
nocrmhi.ej Hvidw
JL e A T II E Ki
1). &B. UAltF.MAJS*,
13 ESPF.CTFL LLY inform their fri»,nd*
A* and the public that they have removed
their Leather Store in the corner house lately
occupied by ISelson li Hughes as a Sadler
Shop, and opposite John Hollins's Grocery,
where they have on hand, a pretty genera! a
sortment of
Fa AT WWW,
Manufactur'd by themselves, at their tannery,
near this place, and in additiun thereto, a suy
ply of
ovrtvwn taunt'd Le attic*
I Their stock consists of fir«t rate last leather,
I common do., first rate shaved skirting, eoitV
I man do., bag bides, bridle leather,, kip skitm
call skins, upper leather, ace. Also, a io**
stunt supply «>f
*Vict Talloir,and Tanner’s Oily
by the barrel or retail. They will tnn bi'-'M
I on sliares, or they will give the highest pn<»
i for them in cash, or leather in exchange.
Dec 6. tttsl?
VMU.N’n.Vli
Errruted t?i the nip atf.it mnintr, mat on I'
mn.it modcratr Units, et- tl.t >f "r