garden and Steed. Win. Owens Griffin L. Lcckic, .‘lpolhc>.arits if Drmggisti, nAVIi just ici ei*ed frmu -New York, llie largest assortment of Garden and Flower Seed, ever offered in this market, vis Garden Seed. X jirty York Cabbage jiCherry Tarn ip do Early Emperor do ^Curled Hartley j:arly Salisbnry do ol.argc Swelling Part Large late Imperiiddo'g- nip Large Drumhead do Valparaiso StpntsU Green Globe Savoy do v Early siitiiiner do Hu.muii do (line) ‘S’Mainuinlh Pumpkin, White Solid Celery -jj- (very large) He.d Solid Celery K“'1 Long Orange t in rot 5 l.arly Cauliflowrr Blood red do *jrCurl d Cress or Pep| E.arly Horn do pvrgra** Early Blood 'Itirnip ^Tomatoshap'd pepper Beet c Purple Eg* Plant Itlood Red do -g-Early t\ asliinglou Mangjje IVurteel do .H. Pea-, txtra tariff Earlv Frame Cumin w tndjmt her ’y’Larl) Chariton Peas I.nng Prickly Ho Early Frame do Cluster -do j-_E«tl\ Dwarf Cluster, Large Grccii Head 01 nx mctki ptai Lettuce 'j"l»warljiiarioivtat Peas Tennis Ball do ->Tidl do do Madeira or Nou »uch^_l all hiiiiglif* Honey ditto Peas, eslra fine Qrand Admiral do ■g’Tall Sugar Peas (eat Magnum Bonum do 4- pod*) Nasturtium fine ...Carl) Malagan Beaus -pickle) Long Pod do Straw colored OuiOii'g'Greeii Nonpareil do Onion Clove* -o-Early yellow or six Larly short top tear weeks Snaps iet Bullish v Early dun color'd do 1 Long Salmon do Refugee or lOOUto 1 do Flower Need. Purple Globe Auurun .-.Honesty thus Double China Holly Superb quilWJ China C hm k Aster -£-DoJtilu tilack do Hose colored do do.-.Double yellow do Hcd striped do do Double purple Jaeo HeJ do duff bee Puiplo do do-£ Bladder Knlmia Lilac do do^.Jiieoh's Ladder Blush do Uo“ Double Lurkspur i'lot Adonis ‘oDouble Hose do Bwert Alysum •^-Branching do Alkekeudi .-.Pert'omul Lupilu Love Lies Bleeding u Blue do Double Bal-auis (tin*) c Yellow do Musk Bottles -gAVlitle do Scotch Broom i. Hose do Canterbury Belli 0 Dutch blue do Whin Busli *^Si;ailet Eilcllllia I proboscis Flower •g-Luvemler t Tiicolor CUiysaiitb*-8 V eims Looking glass i uiuui y Migiionutte Yellow do ‘g'Dpriglit do Caper JhFreneli Mary go M Cassia Large double Afri Golden Conoptis ’If can do Scarlet Coluteu •jJ'HiiiiuiictIiJ* do Coxcomb ^Pot do Bed, purple and while Pyramid of Mnscuw j Columbine ^Myrtle Blue Cantaiichc “jrlndiaii fiuk j Purple Candytuft ^.Imperial do llnse Campion Maiden's Jo Miunr Convolvolut "p China do Squirting Cuoyaiber •Jj-Pbeusant eye do CoriituJer JLCttruutioii do I Dahlias j Carnation Poppy Devil iu tiie bush -Ire Plant Heart's Ease ‘frlinw Plant Star in the East .-..Polyanthus j I'aiplui’eieuiiial Klai 8 Sen-itive Plant f Catch Fly yfMarvel ol Peru I Althea I-rut eg "frltockets Guidon Eternal Flow—.-Scartliit Snapdragon er r blruwberry Spriitgle Ten week Slock Uilli ft uugier Scurr.oni iu Virgin's do do qj'Sluriy Scabrous Purple do do .>Purple do Queen’s do do 8 Sweet Sultan While do do s' Sennit o Mixt do do ■J'Cnmson Trefoil I Sciu let Bromptnn do .-.Garden V alermil Mixt Peru', ian Stock, all Flowers I Gilli, of twenty d11- C* Sweet William ferent colors ■^■Balsam Apple Fox Clove Inna Coiivonvolus I B*lm ol Gilead 0 Scarlet morning Glory French I lonevsuckle g Striped do. do llotieywort -yHilioon Vine Trumpet Creeper .—.Cypress iuu (beau* Lord Ausou's sw'eetS tilul) Peas "(3*Mock Orangu Vine Mixt Street do ALSO, a few Horen FANCY I LOW EH POT'-,, SO gallons uittrrtiaUd uinltr ilraiiud LAMP OIL, and 1 barrel Spirit* ot lupin tine. The above, together with u very ex tensive assortment of »NVvd'v' wu s, See. Kc. tVill lie sold iu low as they can bo procured any w here in this suction of couulry. February 1. ts-W (’old J'lessctl Castor Oil, Kpsoiti! Suits, Calomel, Cantpuoi', Kc. WALTER U. MIDDLETON, .11 iiiiix.inv .l.vu Diinu.n r, HAS recei\iui, by the latest arriv.Jb 11 «»111 rhiiadelphiu additional supplies ol genuine MKDM'I N Kb, which have been larelully selected Uy an experienced baud, purchased on the most favorable terms, war ranted to he of the first order, and will be wold as tow as they can be bad in N ir^inia.— The following embraces u part ol bis stock, j vis itest e.i*ill press ii» ns t>>r Oil, in ipiurt, pint iiini halt pint bottles l.psom Salts Glauber do Calomel Jalap, Camphor Cream Tartar Flurs Sulphur Uliubarli in root Ditto in pow dur’ Oiitu Opium Calcined Mugiiesiu Lump ditto Sugar Lead Peruvian hark, f very in powder, *upe j do. do. in ipiill, l i u Tartar Lmelic, Kiigl'b Helmed Boras Spirits Nitre Balsam Copaiva ltelined Liipiorice Common ditto Salts tartar Cit nell n Burk lted Precipitate Cum Aloes Cum Arabic Spanish Hies Spake Muiiua J'enna Leaves, Sum Guaieuiu Cunnr Caustic Lorsosive Sublimate Arrow Ituiit, sii(>.ipiul. White Vitriol aniomue t* tow ers Quintile Sails Sulphate Quinine a new article Ipecacuanha L'oluiulto in root and in powder Uranic* Peel, liesii lii'lll IKII Koot It life ilriul Sweet Oil Ballad do. limn Gamboge limn Alxnli l 'iiuirimoii Dil Wot mseed Dil Cloves Defined >*dt Pel re I , IrCali lapioc a Pearl Darley Spirits Hartshorn Oil Ciniiauiou Dose W uter Oil Peppermint 1*4'rad Dark i.iunict Hemlock Sup Curb. Soda Tartaric Acid Croton Ud Sulphuric A< id Nitre ditto Muriatic ditto Lees ^ulibilious Pills Golden l induce Paul’s Columbian Oil L*is. Milliard, &.L. ike. IIA\D—Lngluh tt lute Lead, Linseed Uit, Spirits'turpentine, together with every other article used in painting, u bicli ran he LiiJ at lit* usual low price*. Jim. i{>. I Attention rpnc AMIIF.RST ARTILLERY are ft commanded to attend a company inns ler on Salunhty, the second day of April, at 1 their usual I'arade ground, precisely at 11 o'clock Also attend a Regimental Muster on Hie 3d day of May nest, at Atnliert Court house precisely, at It o'clock, armed and Fapiiped n- the law directs. By order ol Mil Haul 1. Isbell, Captiliu JAMES C. I ERRY, 2d Sergeant March 26 vviiv.31 \vis\\ 1 linens, Sic. A ca-e of best bleached Irish Linens lo-f Lii.oii Shee’iug, Long Lawns tlandsoiiie assortment English thread Laces I Bobinett Veils I asliioiialde black ft;- independent balm Limp and Short hid Gloves Gentlemens* best do. Ijtsn ieh Sheetings, Bed 1 irking, kr. A panerul etsortiuent Hardware kr CuHery. 'i lie above, with many other articles, have just been received, end w ill be sold low tV. McKEE If J.Ci MEEM. March tt ts Liquor*, &c. just received. London Particular it Sicily Madeira Wines laret, Wine Hitters,Jamaica Kum F ration Brandy, k.c &lc. Most of the above arc considered to be good. W Mt Kl.L y I vii ii in county, Virginia, on Mon ilii) llie 2d in si. a negro boy inimril JUKI) A N, 1 ot yellow complexion, 6 yttai old, lleel ltl or II inches bigb, ipiite a smart spoken boy, bad on when lie left nyme, u pair of blue clu cked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shirt,hud no liut imY shoes, no particular mark recollec ted. He was seen on Wednesday night the. I III. not. at Mr. S-vinuey’s, near Lynchburg, mol I do expect In- is lurking about town.— Whoever may apprehend llie said boy and deliver linn to me, or lodge him in jail so that I gel him again, .hull icceivt the above rc ward WILLIAM WARE. Au ust 27. wts3 Look ui this ^1 ’UK aiibgcriher i« determined to soil hia I IIOI !SE and LOT in the town of Lynrh cptrg, situated at the head of Main s'rei-t, and at present occupied by Captain iiawmui S. While, who will sin w it to those wishing to purchase. The prico will he u asonahle, anil the terms such us to suit almost any on* who tuny be desirous to ov u ,lie property. HENRY Avery likely young Waterman t Olt —-h'Vh atthii ojicr j March 20. >\3w j MftTb\vaVa SaVe. IN pursuance of a decree of the Superior Court of Cliancciy for «hc Lynchburg di* Irict, pronounced on the 21*1 of May, lo-H, iu a cause therein depending between John Campbell Fllf. And John Jacobs, David I. Clarkson and Teler C. Jacobs Dells._ flic undersigned Marslial of said court, w ill I on Saturday, I be 2d day of April, 182b, fair, if not, i lie nest lair day thereafter, Sun* Jays etcepled,) proceed to sell, by way of public auction, before the front door of the 1 Franklin Hotel, in die town ot Lynchburg, to i the highest bidder, for cash, tlie following VevboimY l To w it one negro tvomun named Dolly, and four children lo wit Deuuay, Lamia, Baler, and Spencer, and one bay Mare, or so mu. Ii of die said property as will be sufficient to satisfy the defendant, John Jacobs' debt, and costs, being die same property conveyed mu trust deed executed by John Campbell lo David I. Clarkson, and i’eter C. Jacob-, trus tees, for the benefit of John Jacobs, hearing dale the ‘Jid ol April, 1822, and of reccrd ill the county court ol Nelson. i.fcO. If WOODSON, n s.. c. n c. March A W lds 28 AYuthYuvVi* IN pursuit nee ol a decree of the superior court of chancery for the Lynchburg Dis trict, pronounced oil till .till day of Noveill her 1824, in u cause theieiu depending, be tween Sovrein Jeter undLlliott Jeter I’ltfs. And Christopher Clark, Wni. J Walker and .Seth Ward Dells. The undersigned Marshal of the saoi court will on Monday the dill day of April nest, (if fair, if not tire next fair day thereafter, Sun days oxrepted) exoose t<• sale by way ol pub lic auction, to the highest bidder two sv veral TyuyVs my Y’urcvX mV XiumV, lying in the county ol Bedford, on the water., ol Bore Auger, the one estimated to contain 102 acres, and the other supposed to contain MB acres, being the traet o| land on w hich the said Sovrein Jeter and Elliott Jeter now rnside,uud refared to in the hill n^l exhibits tiled in the said cause The sale will take place on the premises at the house ot Sovrein Jeter. l ures made known on the day of snle. UF.U. B. WOODSON, m. j-c.c. i. n, March -4. wtds2S YiAW fcCYUHili. JMIE next Sesion of the Law School at Kced l ham, within oue mile und a ipiurtcr of the town ot Furmville, (a town slill rising in its cmnmerciul character,)in the county oi Prince Edward on the Appomattox, and about three and a half miles 11oin the stuge road, (leading Irom lliehmond to Lynchburg, ul llame's lav mi in the couuiy ot Cumberland, will com mence on the first Monday in April next, ami und with the present year. For the benefit i id this institution, I refer to ull who havu been at it. The pruetice of the law' as it I iliould he pursued hi all the courts of the com itiouwealtii, is systematically taught in this a.liool so that the student lias a fair oppor [unity, while he is obtaining a knowledge of I [lie theory of I lit: law to combine with it also, infnt and necessary knowledge of the pinc ire of it. Hitherto there was some difficulty in 1 geitingfconvenieut accommodations. Bui talit liHicultv is removed. For I understand that Mr Tredway, a most respectable gentleman in Euiunvitle, and who keeps a mest respue table public house, w ill tie able to accommodate live or six gentlemen for the session and as many more, not exceeding twelve in all, i an lie accommodated, as members of my family, (except their washing,)about which they will find no dilliculty Those, who live with me will lie furnished with the necessary books; I and must pay in advance $225. Those w ho live with Mr. Tredwey, or in the neighbor hood, oust in like manner, pay $‘.I0: lor no line member, can lie received for a less time t li.i ii I lie whole session All oilier regulations, concerning the I. AW SCHOOL, will remain as heretofore for which, see (tie printed Journal thereof The second and third vul- nines of which are now ready lor llie press.— I shall lie in lliehmond, unlill about the 25tb March where letters addressed to me, upon this subject, will receive the mo.I friendly at tenlioii. CKEED TAVLOIf. I March 22. 2t61 I JL HSU A NT to the pros isioii* of a deed in trust executed to the subscriber on the titli day of October, 1823, by William Snead and bally Ins w ife, for purpose therein men tioned, I shall mi L riduy (lie i5tli day of A pril next, proceed on the- premises, to sell at public auction, for cash, a certain \iM* Ml V’iVYYA'X mV ViYMUUd, Lying in the town of Lynchburg, continuing half an ucre being the lot known as said Si cad’s stemming and tobacco factory, situ ate at the junction ol 8th street and yth alley, together with all the houses and improve ments thereon, and all the screws and imple ments appertaining to, and belonging to the said stemming house and factory. Such title as iswested in me will lie conveyed. JOHN O. LEFTW1CH, Trustee. March 22. tdsfif uYuttbYe \Ui\Y Y\»a\atti AT AUCTION. 1WILL SF.LL. at auction, on Wednes day the 27th day of Anril next, the fwo Houses and Hots on Main street, in the town of Lynchburg, at present occupied i by air. James Hailey and t.ornelius aclienck. The properly invaluable, and w ill positively lie sold on the above day. TBIIMS—I, 2 and It years credit—the payment secured by a deed of trust on the property. The sale will he conducted by John I! D Payne, Auditin' eer. THAN CIS CALLAWAY. March 22 wtdstil V*.v Uw\)\fc Aiw\u\ lot Sn\p. UY v ii tne of a dcenl of trust exai uted to us, hearing dale on tlie nth day of Janu ary, 1818, and tecorded in the county court of Pittsylvania, we shall, on Friday the loth day of April, l82f>, at the residence of Mr. Ch ufles Carter, in the county of Pittsylvania, sell, liy way of public auction, tor cUsli, one third of a Tract AinmA, lying in the counties of Pittsylvania and Bed torc, near the.juiivtinn of Pigg and Staunton rivers, supposer to contain between five and sis thousand acres. The said laud is valuable, a considerable portion of it being first rale to bacco land. It will be sold in lots to suit purchasers— At the time and place of sale, the deed of trust aforesaid will lie exhibited and the subscriber w ill convey to the purchaser or purchasers et the sale the title vested in them by t lie deed of trust, which is believed to be unquestionable. JF.SSK BUKTON. CI11SWKLL DABNEY, lrus,ees February 4. wtds24 I flMlfcl summer session of the subset iber’a 1 Scheol will commence mi Thursdav the 7th of April. HM. S. KF.ID March 23. t 2aiv2w®l The elegant and thtfrough-lnfid Horse, BKAL'TJFLL BAV, ten years old this spring, hie feet four lucbes high, in high health and vigour, Mill stand the present sea son at the Botetourt Springs, and will he let to mares at yi j the season, it paid within the season, or J'.’O w ithout, £22 to insure, and £b 1 the li-up—Ilie season to commence the 1st of March and end the 1-1 ol August, llis figure, 1 muscular powers and Mood will most assured ly place him among the first stalliuns in the i country. Lawrence was iiutortunatc ill train ing ut three years old. 1 he certificate ol Jas. J Harrison, eaq. who trained him, which is hereto annexed, proves that he would hnve been on the lull had not his sinews given way. II size, blood, lurm, colour, character as a tout getter, and the eia'ted opinion ot those who truined in in as a race horse, and a low price, are inducements, I have im doubt that Laiv rente will be patronized. He i- the property I ol W 111 ia iu It. Johnson, esq. who has lately purchased him at a very high price, on ac count ot his superior blood but more parti cularly in consequence of bis great reputation as a sure foal getter. He writes me that his cults arc the very finest now going. The ol dest of them will be three years old next Wing. The price at which lie staj'.ds may, by some, he thought high being probably mure than has ever beeu paid in tins part of the counliy —but wlieu his extraordinary blood and cha racter as u foul getter are taken into considei ration, I will venture i~ say he is the cheapes horse that ever stood in the upper country.— Fifty cents will be expected for the groom iu every m-fbuce Mares led agreeable to order, at a low price—good pasturage gratis, but no liability tor accidents. Cll \RLF.S JOHNSTON. UoUlourt Springs, Marik 11. PEDIGREE LAU HKNLL was got by tbe celebrated Sir Arcliy, who was by oh! Diomed, out ol the impelled marc Casliunira, by Rockingham— Ins dam by the imported horse bir Harry,who w as by Sir L’elei* Teazle, and considered uue ot Ins best sons—Ins grand Jam by Chanti cleer—bis great grand dam by old Celar, who was by old Julius—bis gr. great grand dam was by Flimnap—his gr. gr. great grand dam win by Mark Anthony—and lie was raised by me WILLIAM LUCK. Brunswick County, Va. Tlii* is to cattily that I (rained the tiny horse belonging to Col. Win Itiee, by the name of LAWftFXCE, the tail alter he was two years old, the spring that he tvas three, the fall after lie was three, ami agnin the tall alter he was four he was very promising the full after he was three, when I carried him to ISew Mar ket with the full intention of running him in the post stake, two mile heats,with TIMULF OX and REALITY but to my great mortifi cation, found him lame a few days before the race. Although it is said ami believed to be the best colt race ever run in America, I am of opinion, hud In. not got lame, that lie would have done himself credit in the race, cot have won it. Ili» private trials with the same horse that 'i iinelcon w as tried with, the same ground, and the same watch, induces the opinion lie was rested troin that time until the fall alter lie was four, with tin- hope of bis recovery, when 1 trained him agiin amt loom! lie had improved but then ascertained that he hud received an injury that would or could not be removed, lie was trained by Mr. Willium Wynn flic next spring, as Col. Rice thought his ground was sandy and soft, and probably lie might stand it—but could not—yet, he progressed far enough to con; vince Mr. Wynn that lie was a race horse, if his leg would hold. I only think it doing jus tice to say that 1 gave him up with great n J luctance. JAMES J. iiARKISON. Brunswick, Feb. 26, 1310. \v-twill T U V U E V V \u7v E. r |\MK subscriber takes this method of I inlortiiiug his friends, ac-quaiutHiifes find (he public *;eiicr«lly, (hat lie has taken for a term of years, that veil known takern house in the town of Lynchburg,near tie upper end of main street, formerly occupied by John Hancock, esq. called the 'nxtmix a&rosraNL* And to all ho may favor him with their cus tom, either as constant hoaiders, or transient visitors, he promises to do his best do deserve their patronage His bouse is now ready to receive company JAMES C MOO KM AN. March 11 f*29 Yn E\\uucevn In the County Court of .Vcluun, the ~Uh January, IU2i. James Montgomery and Charles Furrow, and Hubert Hives, Administrator of Jesse Clarkson, dee’d. Complainants. Against, Elizabeth Martin, Thomas Herndon am] Folly his wife, James Fast and huDey his wife, John Elly ami Nancy his wife, Samuel Fansh ami Jane his w ile, David It. Clarkson, James Clarkson and William Clarkson, Defendants. This day came the cntnphiin&iits, by their attorney, luid it appearing to the satisfaction ol the court, that the delttuduuls, John fitly and Nancy his wife, ami William Clarkson are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on motion of the complainants, it is decieud and ordered by the court, that the said de fendants John Utly and Nancy his wife, and William Clarkson, do appear here, on or be fore the fourth Monday in April next, and answer the complainant’s bill, and give secu rity according to the act of Assembly, in such case made and provided. And tiiat a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper, published in the town of Lynch burg, lor two months successively, and that another copy be pasted up at the door of the court house, of this county, two court days previous to said April court next. A Copy—Teste, _SEATON H. LOVING, D. C. JNoUet-. RUNAWAY from tin- possession of tile subscriber, near Salem, Botetourt coun ty, A irginia, while on hi> way to the western country, a negro man named ISAAC, about 21 years ol age, about f> feet 2 or d inches high,ot stout and chunky stature, dark com plexion, su'i.ill deep seated eyes. Isauc has a large -car between the thumb and fore-finger of the right hand, lie wus bought in May last ol Mr. l'hil. Thornton, of Caroline county, and was raised in Snoltsylvania, I believe, by a Mr l’endIetoo, where he is in all probabili ty now lurking All necessary expenses and afeasonahle reward will be paid for the ap prehension and delivery of the above men tioned slave to James Jones, in Campbell county—or if secured in jail in Ibis common wealth so I get him again. CHARLES M. JONES. (TF The Kilitor of the Tredericksburg He rah! will phase insert the abort three time sand ‘orward his account to this cjjice fur payment. Eebruary 4. wts 24. Negotiable Notes anil Checks* FuriiaU at thu Notice. BY virtue of a deed of frust exeruted to the subscriber, by freeman VVainright, i which deed is of record in the clerk's olflce, of (he county court ol Bedford, hearing dale Au Igust 1823,for purposes therein expressed, we shall on Thursday, the 7th day ot April 182b, proceed to sell lor cash, to the highest bidder on the premises .1 cerium Tract ot liand, in the county of Hcdlord, adjoining (he land., of Nicholas Itubcrtsuii, John Ayres At others, containing 17o acres. The title is thought to tus good, but such as is vested in us will be giveu, Mini none other. 11,1.1 AM A ANTHONY, f WILLIAM J). MARTIN, y Twlttt. March 18. w3w*3t> ~STA\JNTON LANH FOR SAJ.fcl. f I’M IK aubceriber will give a great bargain I X iii any of the FOLLOWING LAN Da A True l iu t'\UsN Vvuw'ni, Lying on Btnunlun and Pigg Rivers, contain ing about 5,000 nci e and part of the Iraigt I formerly owned by Mr. David Itoss. tiutb the low ground and the high land are union.> the best in the stale. As Ibis tract is genernlo I ly known, a further description is deemed mi i necessary. A part of this land is under an incumbrance, but a satisfactory title w ill be made before the purchase money is paid. A\ao—& LAWHT, opposite the lornier, lying in liedford county, containing between -I and bOO acres. The low go Mids are remarkably good, but most of the hi b land is valuable only for timber. .JLSU, ,7 .ILU.IULL.'. TAVERN, A' Pittsylvania court house, with a store nouse and 37 acres of land attached to it, now occupicu uy Mr. oamutl Kdmu miaou •Also, .A ftuvaW Tract, at the mouth of Pigg River, containing about 200 acres. This is a very rich piece of ldgli land, but is without river bottom Application may be made to me, or in my absence to .Mr. Henry brown or Air.Chiswcfl Dabney, of this place. GEORGE TUCKER. Lynchburg, Nov 2t>, may be, to cause this act to be published tor three months successive ly, in some newspaper published in the cities ol Richmond and Washington, and in ihetowns of Lynchburg, Kredericksbug, Win Chester, anil borough of Norfolk. Provided however, and be it further enacted, that nothing herein contained shall he so i on strued as to liaie any application tolh.it por tion of the certificates aforesaid, which is now held by the President and Directors ol the Literary Fund. Tliis act shall he in force from and uflcr the .r.assage thereof. larch 1. 3m 86 All*. TYumuia Aldridge, ^1K I shall proceed on the 10th and O Utli days ol May next, to take the testi mony of William Armislead and others, at the lavern ot Koherl Morriss, in the town of Lynchburg, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a r and i o’clock, e. m. . iNorvell to the subscribers, for purposes there in expressed, we shall proceed to sell, for reu dy money, at I he tavern house of Milner Cox, u the county of Amherst, on Friday the Kith day ot May next, a certain negro slave named ANN ELIZA. Acting as trustees, we 1 shall convey such title only as is vtsled in us. C DABJSK.y, JAS. L. LAMPKIN, J I,ustees' Mai ell 11. wtds29 MFSSUS. William L. Christian, Tim mas Apling and iflium Johnson, take notice that 1 slmll on the lltli day of April next, ut the house of William F. Carter, in the county ot Goochland, and slate of Virginia, proceed to take the deposition of the said William F. Carter and on the Ibth of the same mouth ut the House ofCapt. Lindsey! Coleman, in the county of Amherst shall I proceed to lake the deposition of David Ap ling, which depositions are to he read as evi- deuce on the trial Af a suit depending in the I chancery court of Amliert countv, in which I am plaint ill and you are defendants, when and where you may attend if vmi please. JUiLN CHRISTIAN. March 4. w-4u 28 JS’uUce. 1WF. subscriber will commence her School again on Tuesday the fit It of April next. Terms ut tuition will lie moderate. MARY 1>. UA-N-NAW\Y. March, U. 14! Qiantico Canal Lottery 0f r* SIXTH CLASS J Q ro UL V1UHA THE dU\ dn>j ol* .Hu\c, SC II K>1 K. j If'Zc Ol $lO,..(KJ i, 510,00,, ®'(HW O.OUU i s.ooo is J a,.,8, l.'*oh IS 1,&W c, M**’" ‘0000 l a,000 166 »*4 vi.» V 3,;44 la is 3,7, 4t>8 K i* f* 1 IS j s *4 7huu 4 4 31,200 8760 prizes luoOO Maliks. This lottery is formed by the ten,ary ,0lr b"“>tion «"d permutation 0f 30 lieterniine the prizes therein, the 31., wiU be publicly placed into a wheel "'1." day,,! drawing,andlourofthem win i.. out and that ticket having ou ii n *"h and 3d drawu Nos. in the order V'' draw n, will he entitled to theorlzi. u 1 1 dollars^ and those live other* lic'u’ shall have on them the same Nos low ing orders, shall be entitled to ;h M uilixcd to them, respectively, viz The 1st, 3d and 2d to £6,M 2d, 1st and 3d to ^’UOy 2d, 3d and 1st to 3,Out! 3d, 1st and 2d to u’lwo 3d, 2d and 1st tw t’-,w Those six other tickets which shall hare them ihree ol the drawn Nos. and those t!,, the 1st, 2d and 4th, in one ol their .several' ders oi comhination or permutaUuii, w ,u J" he entitled to a prize ol #1,61)0. u* Those six ol her tickets which shall have,,, them t hree ol the drawn Nos. and those thru, the 1st, 3d and 4th, in some one of their seve iai orders ot oinbiimtion orperrnulatiou \u l each be entitled to a prize ot $000. Those six other tickets which shall have on them three ol the drawn Nos. and ihose ilirtt the 2d, 3d and 4ih, in some one of their or ders, will each be eulitled to a prize ol #200 Ihose 136 tickets which shall have on them two ol the drawn Nos. arid those two Ihe 3d nnd 4th, will each he entitled to u prize of 1'‘25,1 'Those 312 tickets which shall have on them woof the drawn Nos. and Ihose l«o Ihe 2d and 3d, or 2d and 41h, will each he entitled to a prize of #12. All others, being 468, having on them two I of the drawn No*, will each he entitled tea prize of #8. And all those 7,860 tiukets, having on them bill one of the drawn Nos. will each he eulii tied to a prize of #4. No ticket which shall have dxawn a prize uf n superior denomination, tgn be entitled to an inferior prize. Prizes payable Todays after the drawing, and subject to the.Usuui deduction of Dilecu per cent IVlittle Tickets #4 00 Holies X! 00 Quarters 1 oo Packages of ten tickets, embracing the 30 Nos. of the lottery, which ot necessity must draw' at least #13 66 nett, with so many chances for capitals or shares of packages, may be had at the same rate. Prizes in any ol Ihe lotteries of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia, will be received in payment. HIT Orders for lickels (enclosing the cash) in any ol the lotteries of New Yolk, Penn sylviinia, Maryland and Virginia will meet witii prompt attention, if addressed to the truly lucky office of A UK AM It. NORTH, XynrAhurg. F bruary 11. <\v tvVisvmviiV. PUR ST A NT to a deed iii trust i Bku ted by William I Freeland, to the sub* scriher, hearing date the luth day ot Mu tt, 1824, and duly recorded in the Clerk s otEie of Buckingham county, there w ill he sold, to the highest bidder, tor ready money, in the town of iient Creek, in the county ot Buik iiighiini, on Friday the first day ol April next, all the ilOL SES and 1.01 b mi Irm said town belonging to tbe I said Freeland, also all the rigt't I ami title of the said ♦'rcelasd, I ui a Lenam Tract oi* Iiand, In the said county formerly owned by Mate I'Veelimd, dec'd. lying on both sides ol l‘i> vid's Creek, and containing tiGU acres. Ti*u land lies within two miles of bent Check,mil the same distance from Janies Itiver, and i> well deserving the ulteuliou ul a purchaser. A Iso one certain Tract or Turret of 1-uuA, l.yiug am) being in the county of Campbell, containing one hundred and seventy nine and a hall acres. •InA one Tract, In the county of Pittsylvania,containing one hundred acres. The sale el the above pro perly will certainly take place, at the before mentioned time, witliout any reserve, and all persons interested are desired to attend. A' the subscriber is acting us trustee be »id only convey such title as is vested ill him by said trust deed. DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM, Truster. March lb. vvbw 30 JVotico. rpiIE subscriber will offer for sale at p' tic uudioii, oxi .Monday Iht loth ilvy 0 ,‘lpril nt.it, before tht door of John Fund' ut .huh erst court huvst, (that being tht fit-' day of .imherut Superior court,) tin folic Tracts o£ Viands To toil our tract known its Christian's quar ler tract .containing up wards aftMlacresoiie ther tract nearly adjoining Cuntaiiiingib* acres, one other tract adjoining the last men Him t tract, containing 250 acres, and one other-a M Hiining the last containing duo acres. 1' lands are extremely valuable, fhtre f I large proportion of first rate tobacco lam clear, heavily timbered, and lying upon a’ Itiver, about 10 or 12 miles below l yvc 1 111 I 7’Ae terms will be very accommodating an n‘iu, m known on the day March IS.__u llh :\\su\ess riMlOMAS GUY—has again velum,-JlJ X the City ul Kichmond. and "bl UiU‘ j any business entrusted to his cate Vtn Com\\\i»sion. liis office is on CAHY STUEE1. __ Richmond, March 18. (Nolice. rilHE subscriber lias for sale, and X terinineil to sell, several surveys 11 lyincun Goose creek, 8 miles from and adjacent to bis mill estabbshnu y They contain from one to three hum i;res, as may suit purchasers, and are order for cropping. Possession w ill be g immediately, and on veiy “Cf«'Oimm terms CUAIUfcS C. irAllU* January 7.