1' x; A S K it 1 .s HO‘jr££.,, The i^vbarnittr ha.-, removed Jriim Wa»llltl*,lmi, rttiten lie *•1*" J mine tint!) I**ll l,ir r' H Ilel Ue ,*lnn» t*. (Ilf jimWi* i'.'T I lie pali'ti Mi ti leiened ill. residence »t :.i» “H"'*'"" •,B lie Hill Cfillli'se (u use IiismUH iiI '""is t<, sn, .aluftelum I" Ills vnatnmei», lie 3.. |t,lls a Cii itimJaiil'e nf il at I In ranklin Hu 1 it>I* shall :sI%s as s lie as Hull llil lllslleli it the markets HliladlUll. He h i' alteuliie and caieful t Xstlers, anil an cat mlent £iij'di nouenr MDUiiKSH. Dee. 2j. )y irtoc uf lint sev*.f,il deed* of trust mP eseeulel by tap! lame. iVur*. hem. ing data ilia l»t of U< t ilier, laid I'i'li 4»C lali, llic slid Old lMJg, and tl»t Dec ledA, •n't all I il\ reiturdad ill i nlie H 1 "i" t\ mart, will Ur -old, l** tUa (ugliest l>nld'*r, for ca,tl. on tin premise*. Oil Thursday tile 111h April iird. il lair, il mil, tin* m vl la" J»y, all lint trai t of land, lytHg i" Ainliar.t connly, on 11,irMh creek ami l*< dlar ri 11 r, on wrhir.li *#iid Mar** now revides, i dli*d llie p, dlar Mills, ennlinnnig bei.v tiravesaml others are plain (ifTt ami I. nine Hunt mi l other are Helen danl*. A'the different plaees and times you may attend jf you think ptnpni AJAX J. W Xl.KKH. Mart II 9 c4w5H A AS committed ail the firs* (lav of 0c v tuber lust to llic jail of liailotUt j county aa a imiatvny, a negro man w ho c ilia himself Davy Smith, anil says Hi it lie ia a Blacksmith by tiad**, anil belongs to M iijnr Jones iif Alabama, and tlnit he lioij^ht him id IVrn. Shanks of the town of Petersburg, V.t, He is a yellow sleinjl i m ole tnan, about (iftv years old, has a wan mi the right side of ilia neck, anil a I mil file fi et eleven inches hi height. The otviiei is requested tn Comply Willi ihe law ami take lion away, or he will he dealt mill as Ihe law directs. WiM SMITH,.jailor,c. c. Feb. 20. *TO v trine of a deed sr to salt by way (if public auction, on the it, be I or t tin door oj tht Franklin Hotel mi the tuu n of l ynchburg, for- uun terms, a. Ihe partus inter• ltd may n iinct,lht following slant, (part of the number itirludt«/ in haul trust d< if.) t*£ Pile, Tmt,, (apt! and Mflty fu nifr, Kelly and her four lildren, Leu Spat!*, John Crockett and Sully andlur sun *ftilt nut Ivin.*— Such title os is gi' t by the trust deed, and none Other u ll it mode. v.ikipsoK uhADFrn:, Trusti r. J eb, trt/A tds2H vww \\.vv.\>\ I l»is n lohratvn Stal lion w ill stand ti e ensuing M’Mson at tin* stable ot Mr Jacob l <»:i*b* on file ok! *t»*i*h rohif, near the fuMindiiry u| tin* c ni'oeafi'Mi of 1 mu Ulntrg—1 lit* sru-ou will C'Miimnu e on (lie l>ili mst. ami rxpiru tin* I5tl> .lulv I*Mtinj|ar!> made l.uovMi in dm tiuie by band-lulls IU;MAMI.\ ICKiJN ION. March <5. trts&tf \V^\«m\ Wu\ievta HAS FOR SALK, Fair mm’s t6aiM* strong shoes l,NI p«ir do call shin, lined and bound pair ladies' moron o and seu) tkiu &bot’f Co doz wool IihLs doz. men's lur lints h(' pi* >ft«i«i t-hirtmg mid sheeting ftli* es ami rainbrii ks »«isorted ^Hs etf, bomhazeU. bediirking H doz. tuillon t ards iier.il <»s trtiueiit of i»rocfpi65. All ot which he will sell low lor cash. Feb 16 cls‘JS Trust Hair of Pitts.) lvania Land. hy 'III1IC of a deed of trust, executed In ilic s«htrrihc.r !,y Dabney Morriss jiml Sallv I i- wile, hearing dale tin-Colli day of May. I KCo, and ri-U rdoil in the clnVs oilier ..1 Pin..} lvania, for ccrlaiii purposes therein specified. I shall proceed t.> 11 public am'lion, before the Iron! door ol Tavern in the town of Danville, on .Wondav, li.f. bth day of .Vny mu, a Irnct 4)1* \i5vmA, in the county of Pittsylvania, (on which William A .Iforriss at present resides) con taining or supposed to contain nine huudred acres, on a credit of one und two years, the j'lirrhaser to give bonds with satisfactory se Xurity, and a deed ot liuM on the land, to se cure »be payment of the purchase money ASA OLIVER, Trustee, March 29. cptds f)^rJ The Editor of the Danv ille Sentinel will publish the above till the sale, aud for ward in# account to this office. MIX. di Ml*.j. iri/JBA. it.-M'l.l 1 1- L l.l.V 'Itliiull III*- IuImIiI 41 taut. hi l.yin i!t>ur£ *n, Clieniistry, Botany, Mythology nnd (Mironologv, for 5 1 lie second class, hjvdling, Reading, Wri ting and pniicipli of Grammar 5 12. I oe thud or junior class, Spoiling and Reading rnly 5 Mu.io, mm ill and on the Pinno-I* orfe, d b s* j sons a week, lor 525. pi in'll, Italian, and German language d li ,*onsa week, lor each 5 Dh Drawing and Painting, on Paper or VeL t, 1 2 le OIIS M Week, fof 5 P*. I Boarding, U ashing, and Lodging j 66 All kinds of Needle work and Luibroidery j will lie taught, it desired, to the scholar of j the I t and 2d clusses without any additional i charge. Boarders will have the advantage of learn ing tin* I i*iii h language, griiuiiiiHto ally and i pfft' ficully in tlo* faintly, which is the only way t* learn it correctly without any addc fional i barge. Payments one half in advance and the oth er hall nt the end ot the. esbou No other additional charge. At flit; end of every session, there will he a public' examination, by examiners chosen j from respectable add learned gentlemen ot tin* town, whose rep -it w ill be putdido d. In coiismjueiice ot the advanced sen "ii at I which the first **es ion will tnmmeuc.c, if du i radon has been limit* d to months hoard ing nnd tuition payable m proportion I hose parents or guardians w no will r.on fide then daughters or wards to their care, may remain a -uied that the greatest attenti on:,hall he paid to th« improvement as well as deportment ot their pupil* il,e public is respectfully referred, for fur ther information to N. Winston, 1 ^ydnor, j John Bullock, I>avid.son Biadfute. A R North, IJ Davis, Ito Morris*, Christopher Autho uy, f bis vtll Dabney pind m Daniel, In whom .Mr and Mrs. Leulm and their as t- ants have been recommended and these gentlemen will deliver copin', of the certifi cates they have received tiom respectable. J mid well known gentlemen ol thi> state j which certificate-, and recommendations will satisfy the public, with respect to their capaci ty am) morality as teachers. PM Lit IIKNRY LLLBA. Lynchburg, Dec. 29. 1820 Um21 VYw Millinery and Manlua-makivg Establishment m Lynchburg, JSVi t door to M' ttrs Hancock Hru.m’s, Nearly opposite to the Virginia Bank. •Mvs. S. Ptvnmm MAS commenced the above mentioned hiisineo*, and intends to carry it on in Its varicnn branrlies. She is ready to scrv»* hose who may liivotir her with their custom, by tuiitisliiiig them with Leghorn, Straw and Silk Bonnet*, Caps, 1 urban", &c Leghorn and Si raw bleached in the neatest manner and dressed mi the newest style, at a I short notice Orders from the country will; be attended to with piino!unlitv She has to aid her, a lady who was regularly tired to the bitbiiie>» in Philadelphia, und i, wi ll rpjaliti nl to give s it Chu t inn to ladies the mo t tasty. She will endaiivour to be constantly supplied with the newest tusbioiij. .fan 30. tetslrt Hal ford, February Rules 18 2B. Thomas Preston end Ibivid Crenshaw, late merchants and partners, trading under the firm ot Preston and i ren haw, Pits, against John (i Crump and M o v Crump, Thdts I lie deteiidant John Crump, not having entered hi* appearance and given security avoiding to the iu t ot Assembly and the rules ot tin omt, and it appearing’ by the SheritVs return on the process issued in this 'Cause, he is not an inhabitant ot this country ft is ordered that tin* said defend ant doth appear here on the first day ot the next May term,and ansvverjthe plaintiff' bill, and that a copy of this order lie inserted in the V irginian, and posted up at the trout door jot the i ourfdioiise ot the said county on two several court days. A Copy 1 rate. 32 f C. STEP TOE, c. b e. *\\w Vnti*n\ V»vx\s\vvmV. rilMK Sii! isniber, I ibinet Maker in the E cit\ of Uulfimore, respectfully informs the public in general ami ubiuet Maker** in particular, that lie has xi-ited I.y uchburg tor ’lie purpose of exhibiting his new ami highly improved bedstead joint fasti uitig, and that lie has had a bedstead made on tin- plan, which max be seen at Mr. Murri-s’ Franklin H tel, where all x ho b id .in interest in .in improvement in this nio-t useful article, are invited to call and view it tor a description hit'll ho refer* them to the rv respei fa ble cert it* cates a Mach ed to ibis advert i-e me lit. The sub e; iber al*o inf unis the Cabinet Ma kers ot the several adjoining eotiulie*, that he has sold to Mr Itobert S\Fnci.--, of this place, the exclusive light and liher’x ot using am! vending to others to be u-ed, the above nam ed fastening', and should application be J made Mr M xx ill either sell tin* ladeiiiugs or the patent right, to use them There is no doubt hut the person having the exclusive right for any tow n or county, will be coll ided to uinitnjudize the business. The public’s humble servt !s S \C CoOWK. We the subscribers do herein certify that xx'e have pureh t <1 c»t Mr. Isaac Cooper, of I Baltimore, the right of u ing hi* patent bed I stead, ami has e found it a most u »eful jnx i n 11tou- I he gre it facility with which thi- kind j of bedstead can lw* put up or taken down, e 1 veil by the most ignorant servant, added to the most perfect strength and durability of the fastening, renders it far preferable to any thing ot flie kind we have exer seen, and am sure that all who try it will be equally pleas, ed—In ease of fire, when a person whishes to move at short notice, this kind ot bedstead can he taken down in one minute—This cir cumstance alone renders them invaluable, tiiven nmlwr our hands AKrilIBAT.I» \IU, l'rtitricksburi; l> AVID I BFHH, lirhmand. HAM I. K. COUUVKI h-rtburg JACOB IUU7.I.I.I., luiltimare. JOSEPH W KM I.KH, JOHN NKEDKT.S, EDU API) NIXDKLS, Jan. 12. 4vv24 Vn?\ Winter mine\\ LAMP OIL. 1* c have just received 100 Gallons of best WINTER STItJiLYED LAMV OIL. XVM. OWES3 U. L. LECKIE. Dei: 8. t TUinVa w\d fttattempty. |ll I L til lil.U ha* i«»c«(vril l») lh« •i l.ttc arrival*, itifaci Irouj Ptiila Author ol llo Impros Latrine I lico lorick U oilier Poems, by Thus. Camp bell. American Revolution, by Jededinli|Morsr, I>. w ith very splendid engravings and su perbly hound Day's Algebra, llie last edition The. American sy-lem ot practical Book Keeping, hy James Bennett, A U M Iliis i; decidedly the best sy tern of Book Keep ing ever known in the l States. Baker's Livy, in 0 vols. A new edition on flue paper, very splendidly hound. Murphy's Tacitus, in A vols do do Russell's Modern Kurope, ill 6 vols. Very splendidly bound. Gillie's Greece, in 4 vols. do do llunie, Smolle! ttud Bissct's History of Log land, in t> vols. New edition most splen j dully hound, with most superb engravings t Tim Payne's Works. New edition in 2 vols. most superbly bound, l ales of a traveller, in 2 vols. by Washington Irvine, very splendidly bound Locke on the l inh islanding, in 2 vols. splen didly bound. S links,ipare's Plays, in M vols. with very splendid engraving* and superbly bound. Tliis work is so universally admired, that it needs no further praise or mtninent. The Spectator, in 12 vols A new edition, with beautiful engravings and very superb ly bound. By run’s Works, ill 8 vols. Willi very splen tli'l i ngravings Mini superbly bound Gold smith s Animated Mature, in 5 vols. m*\v edition r\ 11li the mo-t spleiulid en gravings I ever saw, and elegantly bound. Brook s (in/.etten, Darby's Eoition One ul the most ii. *ml works in the world. Buck’s Theological Dictionary. A new edij tioii with considerable addition-!, &c. xv:c. This i-> certainly the second most useful work in the world. Plutarch's l.ives, in 8 vols. Very splendidly hound This is certainly so very valuable a work that every person ought to have a copy. Henning'.** New Virginia Justice, the 4lh edi tioiiyWilh very considerable additions, Elegant Prayer Books, with very Hiperb en gravings and v ery niperinr binding Together with all the Greek, f*i«tin, French, and English School Hooks Ve \e.&c. ABU AM NOU MI. M B. Gentlemen Mcrchun* and i 'lerks residing in the country, always rel\ on their orders for Hooks or Stationary, to be promptly attended to, and the* articles char* I eeil a* low as if oil personal application, j Jan. 16 A It N. VIM'* UUt\ Sll UUYU'V CLOATHINa. \\f\ are just receiving a large and vain t me lit ot srriiNO SUIVTIVnfR CLOATFIffG "f<■ ve r\ description and latest fashion* which we ill commence opening to morrow morning 1 at 1* o'clock, at our Room hack of four Dry Good Store, Persons w ishing to purchase a* ny thing in the above line will do well to c ill and examine for themselves at our Truly Cheap Store. ANDREWS BROTHERS March 23. Main Street. VALUABLE SALE OF Hardware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods. *H Auction. ON Monday, tin* Pal April, at 10 o’clock precisely, we shall sell without reserve, ■for Cash, at our office, to close consign ment per fvnily via Liverpool, I i Cask containing every description of Pen and Pocket Knives I 1 do do Razors k Scissors 11* square, round k cross-cut Savr 1’ iles 1 Hand, pannel k iron hark Saws 1 Buttons, fancy plated k Pad Locks 1 Tea Trays k Waiters 1 Table, Desert k Carving knives and forks 1 mixed k packed Pins 2 Cases fancy colored Glass Necklace 1 Hogshead do Beads 1 'ate Bonnet Wire With a great variety of other desirable, articles worthy the attention of purchasers. DAV. JUDAH. «fc CO, Auctioneers. Richmond, March £7. him OK Thursday, fh* Cth day of April, nr*!, will In! vIJ, rji public auction, l|,e rutin- Stuck of llic late J ones Me Naught, Coo smith, ililialitlH0 ut ula.gc as i«tt tuieiit ot QVX8& A NS FISTOIiS. The giruu i |>i "purlmu ul itie t.i ,,t ap proveil kind*, and heal finished qu.diiy Swords ami links, o| t .iuui- qualim-i a large ii,iliiher ol patent and plain I’oivUer Flasks double and single patrol and plain Shot 11, Its and eveiy article neceas.tr) >n equip the Sportsman Inr the field Likewise an assortment uf Cutlery, some ul which uf very superior quality; Du pont’s and English Ounpuwder ill addi tion (tu which the attention of Ouusuiidis are particularly invited,) is a laige ussuil mvnt nl articles iti an unfinished state, consisting, in part, of double and single Damascus and wire twist, percussion and flint (Jim Barrels, with Locks and moun ting to match a general assortment of finished and unfinished (Jun Lucks filed and forged limbs nl all kinds,with every o tlier article in the Unit Manufacturing bu siness, including Tunis, Sic. tie. .'/,k/ n/i the Jolt lining day w ill he sold, The Household cy h'ltchen Furniture Of the said James Mr.Naught, deid., viz: a large and elegant new Brussel, Carpet Mahogany Dining, Tea and (’aid 'Tallies; Sideboard, (’hairs, Beds, Bedsteads and, Furintme. China (Hass, tic. tic TERMS OF SALE—All sums under fifty dollars, cash over that amount, sik in,mills credit, for approved endorsed notes, THOMAS R. S l \LL, Agrnt, For KuzAiie rn McNai cut, Adm’x. Q5** The above sale will he conducted by C. it O. t i.arkk. Auctioneers Richmond, March 27. td-C4 \VlSAo\vk\ YOll. H K copai Incisin|> "I Urad fun* fc Toinp kins, is this (lay dissolved by nmtiinl consent. Either ol th« umJcisigned are au thorised to coiled and [my all claims dutelo iitd Iroai the concern ARCHIBALD Hit \MKL'I E, QUMILKS 'lOMl’klNS March 27. 4t04 iVuctutn «y\.y\ Gnuuis&iuu I Wwa'ine-ss I MR SUBSC til BKK offers his sn»ires as Auctioneer and geneiai Cominission Merchant lie will transact hu-inc.-s iu the louse lately occupied hy Messrs. Hr.idlulu U Lumpkins ROGER W iOMJ’KINS March 27. ts64 ku .nteY’eA\tt.u\» \n Town ttWA avuyyV V Jj k |US. MARY KING, having deter X11. mined to decline the Dry Good l.usi ness in Lynchburg, oiler- her entire -luck tor sale upon the most accommodating terms. |i con-ids ol every article usually kepi in Dry Good stores, together with a great Mill et) olteady made chinthiiig, such as (.rent Coats, Pantaloons, vests ot various qualities, isudics', Gentlemen's and hildi'en's Cloaks (d the nicest patterns, acc- *vc A verv liberal errdit will he given, the purchasers giving bund with approved en dorsers. Hie tenement -lm now occupies will be for rent It consists ot a spacious store and counting room below—two rooms in the second and two ill the third story.— She will rent either the upper or low er part, or the whole tenement. ilj’ Country merchants particularly w ould do well to call and examine these goods, as they are all new Hint In Mi, and were selected hv iierselt not more than three months ago. March 27 ts. JOHNSON’S V.tv.VWV S PWWDv.B.. f I tins Medicine is nut offered to the I Pulilir,, «ib a Panacea, but ns a t alhui tie admirably adapted t.> tin* removal ol Bile, tVe being lulls equal iu this inspect to Calomel, and superior to uny other purga tive iu use. It is peculiarly adapted to Bilious and In flammatory diseases may be u>ed iu all ea ses where this class ot lteinedies is admit i ble, may be repeated as ot ten as such medi cines are necessary, with pcrleet safety does not nauseate unless the stomach is load ed with Bile and does not require the pa tient to confine himself to any particular rules, during its operation. Those persons whose constitutions have been injured, By an improper use ot mercury, nr are morbidly susceptible ot its influence, will fmd if the lie.-t Known substitute (as a Cathartic,) tor Calomel. Ii is believed to be a preventive of the Bil ious Complaints ot our climate, if one dose (more il necessary,) be taken occasionally, or as soon ns general feelings ol indisposi tion, attended with hitter taste iu the mouth, furred tongue, 6:c. announce the approach of disease Ft will be found n valuable Febrifuge and Aperient medicine in small doses. Ft contains no mercury, and may be safely idven under uny circumstances to women, or children. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, DUCT. JAMFS roOKF.. Druggist, I'reiltricksburg, l a. THOMAS J. DUVAL, HAS just received a supply id the above Medicine, as agent lor the Proprietor. March 1*7.__4 Vov Sw\e, V LIKELY NELUO UHL, sixteen ears old. Apply to KALl'H SMITH. March 27. 3t64 Vov\ X ^\vu\l'\v*.i v ine. Ill A\ E just receiwd a supply of I'ort and Madeira wine ol superior quality. THOMAS J. DUVAL. March 16. To Darid .y II in. I\j/le. I AKE notice—that, on Wednesday the 1 26th day ot April, ls2<3, at the Franklin Hotel, in the town ot Lyuchbiirg, V’a. between the hours ol 10 o'clock in the morning ic 6 in the evening ol that day, we shall proceed to take the depositions ot James New hull, David It I dlv, U in. Steen, John Lynch and others, and it, from any cause, wc cannot finish the taking ol the depositions aforesaid on that day, we will continue from day to day, between the same hours, until we have finished, w hich depositions are intended to he rend ns evi deuce in the trial of a suit depending in the Lynchburg chancery District Court, wherein we are plaintiffs ami you, together with Murv Ann Mays, administratrix of Joseph Mays, dee’d, are defendants. MATILDA ROBERTS, uiduui and devitti of Enoch Rubtrltdtc’d >VM. DAVIS, Jr rztcutdr of liobtrts dee d March 2V i *l6a WnWiu\ Woberta I t'UH S.iLE 2 radish Long salmon do Cherry turnip do rfalsily or vegetable oyster Karl bunch summer -quw-ti Valparaiso squash .Mammoth pumpkin Karly cauliflower Curled parsley Taniatoe shaped pep per Parsnip Purple eeg plank KarlyVVasiiiu..ton peas extra early and fi e Dwarl blue imperial do Dwarf prolific do Tall Marrowfats do Karly Charlton do Karly France do Karly dwarl cluster do Dwarf marrowfats do Karly Lafayette do j blue Prussian do fall knighc- honey do extra line Tull sugar peas (eat pods) Karly uiazagnn beans Long pod do (been nonpareil do eliuvv six week sni ps Dwarf w bite kidney do China dwarf do Scarlet flowering do A few bushel- potato oil's, t wo dollai* j cr bu:hel. V \v>W t Red striped China as ter White do Red do Lilac do Blush do l'irple do Bonnet do Rose do I’mple globe ainaran thus Tricolour do Flos Adonis Sweet alysum Alkekendi or kit* flower Love !n s bleeding Musk buttles Scotc:lt brown Canlerberry bells hill hush Bos. campion Golden coriopsis Rid, purple ti. white| Columbine' mixed Crimson coxcombs Wbite chrysanthemum Tricolour do Scarlet colutea trouble balsamiucs Blue cantanche Rnrple Caudy tuft Minor convolvolus Squirting cucumber j Coriander Doblia-> (beautitul) Mtxl Dahlias I h urts Fuse Star in the Hast. Furple l'ereuuial flnx Catch fly Althea Fiu!ex Bloody wall flower White wall leav’d »tock giin Srurlet broiuptou do 1‘uri'le do Uut'ens do t i n week do Virgins do Mixl biennial do l ux glove Musk geranium Mikt do balm gilritd French lloneysncklr Honey wort Houesly Double chima llnlh hock Double black do Double mix! do Double yellow do Yellow hawk weed Double purple jacobea Bladder bullion Penns lookingglass Blackberry Idly Yellow lupines l\ bile do Blue do Bose Do Dutch blue do Perennial do Incob's bidder Double lark-spur Double rose do [{ranching do Scarlet Iitcbfds Lavetera Lavender Mignonette Upright do Kununciiliis Marygold French do Large Double do Pot do Sweet .Marjoriutn My rtle seed lee Plant Sensitive Plant Imperial pink Maidens do Carnation Pink Pleasant eye uO China do F.vening Primrose Marvel of Peru Double white poppy Carnation do White egg plant Polyanthus [Buckets Scarlet Snapdragon Starry Scabius Purple do Senna S« tl'rnn Double tail sun-flowc. Sweet sultan Tangier Scorzonera Strawberry Spillage Yellow I mlih n Shot Crimson Trefoil Carden Valerian Sweet Wiliam Thyme Mi xican Zeininicia ISalsam apple Scarlet morning glory Striped do do llalloon vine Tainted lady peas Mixed sweet do Lord Anson's do Cypress vine Balsam pear Kite leaved ipomeftf Purple li}arinlh beans Mock orange. Ai-OU, an elegant assortment ol fancy and roininnn Flower l’ots. Fell Id._ Pate lit JVlet’icatt tl (.11, hit K, new article lor (lie, cure ol rlienniatUm mol gout, just received ami for sain liv HOiVlAS J. DUVAL. Dec. 8. REMOVAL. T\\0*\\.*» A. iilV.W., HAS removed his wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store, 0 doors lie low his old stand, in the leoeinent formerly occupied by Air. Jolm M. Warwick. Feb, li. ts50 Virginia At rub s huldeii in the Clerk's Office of the superior court ol chanctr> for the Lynchburg district, the 28th lias nf January,1826 Sophia ruwford, Thomas Crews and Sally his wife, l .tlnnmd Pi nn, U illiaui L<>ng and Klr/ube’h his witf John 1). Wren, aduir. of Nancy M’Credie. dec. i hos. Haskins and Matilda Nadi ill her own right and as exr’x. of liner Nash, dec. i It,. Against 1 Im i \*ors or administrators of James Penn, dee, So phia Kurrus. Samuel Anderson and Janus HucUerex'x. ami ex’r, of Joseph Bunns, dec. Martha IN mi ami S orgt Penn r.din’x. and adtn’r. of Win, Penn, dec. So phiaC' Office, they are well suited for an i/b or small store. Apply to th# printers. I’sb. 38. lc:i8< At Andrew V l'ruJjf Ctieuji Stnr *7 bags prime colic#* do iio jrcppcf I d Imu molasses iogct.icr Aili* u ciiuicv assortment ot j Heft ,U,t AUo, m store a few Mid*. ui ruu» I And several cr«il**s earth# nw ui«a H ca s oieu'i coarse shoes 7<»w, i, (JKNiOW Lf.DtjES to Iter iiutnertu/j w. friends and the public in general Ike gratitude she teels tor the extensive encou ragement already received, and assures Ihem that she is better prepared, than before, to please all those that may in future favor her w ith their custom, in either branch <>i her business. A young Lady having just coais 1 on to live with lu r, well qualified by one of the most tasty and fashionable ladies of Now York, work can he done in the neatest man ner ami at the shortest notice. Old Leghorn and Strait' greatly im proved by Bleaching—and dressed m handsome style. She also otters a very elegant assortment of Legh rue. Strait', Satin, Silk, and other Bonnets, tj tlie latestJ'ushioii. With a beautiful supply of Turbans, Laps, tapes, ollurs. Bib bands anaJiuliers, utvery lou'pri ces. Her stock affords such a variety, that custom ers cannot fail to suit themselves. U.j All orders irom the country shall duly noticed and piomptlv attended to—a few doors below Messrs. It st K Kyle’s store and nearly opposite Messrs INorvell as Mor gan’s store. March 6. U38 o YowtWv *N\nVsP s. i HAVE voir on hand u suyyly oj’dov I ill nfimd Salt-Petrt—suitublr /or the/.ur you o/'making jiuuilcr. JAMES HE.WRICKS. March 2. if Jouriie^uven aj\oYS WAX'YYA). t i 'WO firat rate hands n.aj get ronstant 1 employment anil the hesl ol wages SHI.LION 6i HUNT March lfi. tl Mr. Davidson ftradfute9 w'H—TAKE NOT I IT: Thy k- instituted a suit in the Sot-, v y. »v 11 Chancer holileu at Wythe firy gainstCiirislopher Clark, yourse ’lv.wi otb< 1 lor the purpose of recovering f <*,itimber of slaves, and among otherstlie slavesadvertised by you to lie sold on the 22d ol April nest, before the door ot the Franklin Hotel in jhe town ot Lynchburg, from which advert! e merit it appears that you are about to sell said slaves, by virtue of a deed of trust e»e ruled to Allen Taylor and yourself by Chris toplier Clark, hearing date the Ulb ol Heceoi her, 1819, and recorded in the county court of donlgomery, which advertisement is puli* i i shed in the Virginian, a newspaper publish •ol at Lynchburg, dated the 2d of March, 1^-d, and I do hereby turbid the said sale Yout’s, 6ic. AN UHLW LEWIS. March 20. t22Ao2 .Vr Bennet Hutchinson, 1 IK Y ou will take notice, that on Sat k'-J urday,the 22nd day of April, nest, at la® 1 bouse of Johnathan Conners, in the count/ ot Montgomery, and slate ot Virginia, I --him take the affidavits of Col Andrew Lewis, I'®' ter Guerrant, W m. James, and others. And on Thursday, the 9th day of May, at J shall’s Tavern, Wythe Court House, I sba.l lake the affidavit* of Thomas Hiley. and® tilers—which affidavits are intended to be o'* red as evidence in the trial of an injunction depending in the county court of Franklin, iu which 1 am Plaintiff, and you are defendant, t which places yon may abend ii you think proper. DldNNIb I’lULI.IMA.V vtarch 23. cn4w33 NEATLY EXECUTED \J THIS OFFICE N|