ttiul fclaliottihr). -X’bst'UIhlvK ha, aaowiveil hy Ji^'le arrivals, duet* Imn d'hdadelpl da few fork, a wry large additional sup Af Aew Htwkx and Hutionw)’* *ii«di an addition to In* (urtner stork on fend, rwudnrr hi* aaeuetuianl very eilenaiva and «®aapiete will merely remark t« those who snsh (o nurchaw, that a. mv slo.k n «t very unusual ly large, that ia tutored am -defer mined lo sell al very (trims tor cm*, and will therefore thaak every^ierwM In give me a call before they enrrlia**. and 1 win very ininfcdaat that they w ill And it to their interest. Among the 300X4. ihelate arrivalc, are the following new tturka, i* Hi,tors 0(iIk Kipedilinn lu Uiibain, underta ■ken hy Ike Km|terer Napoleon in Ibid, by i.ejierul Count Tlnhp l»e begur. in 2 vol*. Thejmblir. may raal entered, that tWwi* one of Ike most Interacting work* the.y liave had the plea*ure of parumt* for a long time. 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Tbit is certainly the second most useful work in the world. Plutarch's Lives, in 8 vols. Very splendidly hound. This is certainly to very valuable a work that every person ought to have it oopy. Winning a .-sew v irginiB justnr, me etB eoi lion, wdh very considerable additions, Air. tl-K- lit ■ftuyer Booka, with very superb en gratings mid very superior binding. Together w ith all the Greek, Latin, French, and English School Bonks, tyc. Air. ike. A UK 4 M It. NOItril TC B. Gentlemen Merchant#, nnd Clerks residing in Al»« country, may alw ays rely on their orders Tot book* or Stationary., to lie promptly attended t», and the arln lea char ged as tost at it on personal application. Jan 16 A K. N. JOHNSON’S DWADUfc rDWDV.Il. Medicine it n«t offered to the J. fulilie, u i Pattarnt, lint use father tir admirably adapted to the removal of Bile, tc. bai.ip fully equal in tlii. re ■.pact to Calomel,and superior to any other purga tive. in use. •It is peculiarly mlaplcd la Bilious nod In flammatory diseases may tie used in all ca ses where this dais of Remedies is admissi ble, may be repented as often a* such medi cines are nm-essary, with perfect vafrty— does vgll nauseate unless the stomachts load ed with Bile and does not require the pa tient to confine himself to any pai titular ruloa, during its operation Those persons whose constitutions have heeu injured, by an improperiisc of mercury, or re morbidly susceptible of its influence, wiM fmd it tin- bust known substitute (as u Cathartic,) for Calomel. It is Relieved to be a preventive of the Bil ious Complaints of our climate, if one Hose (snore if necessary,) tie taken occasionally, or as soon as general feelings of indispnsi tiou, attended w ith hitler taste in the mouth, flipped tongue, bit. announce the approach of disease.— It will be found a valuable Febrifuge and Aperient medicine in small doses. It -contain* no mercury, and may he safety given underbuy circumstances to women, or children. Prepared and sold wlnsUsalu and retail, by the Proprietor, 1>0CS JAMES COOK'r., Druegist, Frcdtritkabarg, t a. THOMAS J.fiUVAli II AS just received a supply of the above Medicine, as agent lor the Proprietor. March 27. 54 Dent Winter Strained LAMP OIL, ire Have just received 100 (iuiltms of best WINTER STRAINED J LAMP OIL. Dec 6 WM °WEWS L Mra. -Mar5 aluu Vitegurj, MILLINER.. Nieit door lo Menu. S At Al. b Nowlin, And nearly oppotite the I’ott Office, INFORMS I hr puli lie that the ban jus! received Iroin New Vork an a'torlnicnt o( t eMUU.VdUU, which the can tell very lew. She lies alto received f’allern boimeU, of Ibe laletl fashion. Her frietidt are iiivund (o call and tee them. IS H Old Leghorn and Straw Bonnets blrai lied und dretaed 10 the oeaieit ananner April It). tab* Wobert a W HAS P'OK salk, /ml Pair men’s course strong dines loo |iuir do call slim, lined and hound 2'tO pair ladies' morocco Mid seal skin shoes 4*1 doz wool hats ft doz men's fur hats BO pieces cotton shirting and sheeting Calicoes and catnbricks assorted Cassmett, bomhazett, hedlicking H doz. cotton cards And general assortment of Groceries. All of which be will sell low lor cash. r«b. M c.t 2« Auction and Commission iiubincss. f I Prices_We shell shortly receive ail additional supply of (iitrdcn Hud Mower seed, fancy Mower pots, Aic.&ic. WILL. OWKNS(&.0 L. I.Kf KIK, Apo brcaries& Druceista. Dec. 29. LAND FOR SALE. yiJY virtue of n deed of trust, executed to *1/ the subscriber, by George Tucker, and duly recorded in the C ounty Court of Pittsyl vania, to secure the payment of a debt due the Commonwealth of Virginia; I shall on Monday, the 17th day of April next, at Pitt sylvauid Court-House, it being the day of the Election. yotitirUi/ proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for Cir-h, 173 ACRES Or LANE, lying on tlie south side ol j Staunton and Pig Hirers: being a tract of land sold to the said George lurker, by Jas. M. Williams, ho was estimator for the comi ty of Pittsylvania, and granted to tl>e said Tucker (rnm the Commonwealth of Virginia, by Patent bearing date, the litlli October, IK2I. I shall convey the title vested in me, by said trust deed. I HUM. W ILL! AMS. March 2U. cptdsHd LAND FOR SALE. 1»Y Virtue of a tired of trust, executed 13 to the subscriber, by Mark Anthony, to secure the payment of a debt due tbe Com monwealth ot Virginia, I shall, on Monday, the 17th day of April next, at Pittsylvania C ourt House, it being the dny of the election, puulinhj proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for Cash, A TRACT Or LAND, f OlltililUllg 490 AND 1-2 ACRES, lying upon .Staunton Kilter, in the county a loresaiu, being the saint- IhiuI formerly eu ued by Jacob Ruhsamen, and after bis death es cheated to Ike Commonwealth of Virginia, and sold by James M. Williams, estimator for tbe county of Pittsylvania, to the said Murk Anthony The deed of trust is duly recorded in the county court of Pittsylvania Acting as trustee I shall convey the title vested in me by said trust deed. THOS. WILLIAMS. March 23. cptds33 Mr. P'miJ Holier, Hill—Please to take notice, that I shall’ on Monday the 341 li of April next, pro ceed totake the depositions ofWilliam bump ier and others, at the franklin Hotel, In the (own of Lynchburg, between the rising aud| setting of the sun of that day, and if from any cause the depositions alnresaid shall not be taken or finished on the day aforesaid, I will continue from day to day, between tbe same hours, until they are taken, which depositi ons are to be read as evidence in a suit now depending in the Superior Court of Chance ry for the Lynchburg District, wherein I am plaintiff and you and others defendants, when and where you iuay attend if you please. CORNELIUS PAYNE. March 23. FRANk LIN HOTEL. The Subscriber inis removed from the I Washington, which he hint occupied for more (bon two year* past, to the Franklin Hotel. He return* thanks to the public tor the patronage he has received during his residence at the Washington and, as he will continue to use hi* utmost exertions to give satisfaction to his customers, he so licits a continuance of it at the Franklin.— His table shall always be as well furnished a* the markets will admit. He has attentive and careful Ostlers, and an excelleut Stable. ROBERT MOKRISS. Dec. 20. Trust SnW ot \aYuab\e Troperiy. BY virtue of the several deeds of truBt executed by Capt. James Ware, bear ing data the 1st oi October, 1813, the lfith Sept. 1816, the 22d Oct. 1822, and 31st Dec. 1824, and ell duly recorded in Amherst coun ty court, will he sold, to the highest bidder, for cash, on the premises, on Thursday the 13th April next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, all that tract of lurid,- lying in Amherst county, on Horsely's creek and Pedlur river, on which said Ware now resides, called the Padlnr Mills, containing between 60 and 60 acres,more or less, together with the valuable improvements thereon, consisting of a manu tarturing and grist mills, a large tavern and store houst s, and other convenient houses, and supposed to be equal to any stand for such business in the country.—The title is be lieved to he good, hut the trustees will on ly convey such as is vested in them. JOHN BOLLOCK, RICHARD S. ELI.IS, Acting trustees. I have the previlege, and ain disposed to sell the above property upon a credit of from one to seven years, upon which terms a bar gain may be had in it, either before or at the JAB WAKE. Marat t. ctdtf i I i-a*. NOTICE. ‘T7V vii*ue ol a trust deed, necutca lo me iAJhy Will mi in Parker, bearing dale on tlie [7th day ai August, 1*24, for (lie purpose ol ‘securing tlie payment of a debt, due by said Parker, to Messi*. PantiiU and Dickenson, winch deeds* duly admitted to record in II e (,'lerk't Uihre of tlie County of Pittsylvania, I shall, on the 2t*1li day of this mouth, al the dnrlliui house ol said Parker, nu old Moor mans' Creek, proceed to sell for cash, 200 ACBJBS or ZtAiro, a part ol the tract whereon said Parker now lives, Also, 2 head of horses, 7 bead of cattle, 16 head ol hugs, and 2 ol sheep,—Also, 3 leather beds and liiruiturr, all the other household and kitchen liimilure, plantation tools, lie —Act ing as trustee, I shall convey such title only, as is vested in me as such, though I believe the title to be uu<]ucsti( liable. AfcKAHAM C- SHELTON. April 6. ctds36 A'E IV l• VBLIVA Tl OJVS. t| UK Subscriber has the pleasure of an 1 tinunciug to tile public that he ha* just I received h further supply of NEW WORKS. Among (hem ure 1 he Iasi of Ihe Mohicans, iu 2 vdls. f rom the pew ol the celebrated American Novelist, Mr. Cooper, of New Pork, author ol the Spy, Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, asc. Arc. This work is pronounced by Critics to be bis best pro uc* lion National Tales in 2 vols. this is a very superb production, and ought to be owned by every person. Matilda, a Tale of the day, said to he a ve ry eicellent work. Faber's Difficulties of Infidelity, said to he very fine. i he Foresters by the authors of Lights and Shadows, of Scottish life, be. be. j Verplanck's Fssuys on the Nature, and uses of the various evidences of Revealed Religion I'his work is much praised|by those who have read it. A Treatise on the Christian Doctrine, compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone, by John Milton, in 2 vols. This work is ve ry superbly eiecuted, and ought to be read by every person. Letters and Papers of the lute Revd. Tho mas Scott, D. I). never before published with occasional observations, by Johu Scott, A. M. I he Book of Fate, a uew and complete system of Fortune Telling. Uummere's Surveying, a very new edition greatly improved. Tha Modern practice of Physic, by Robert Thomas, M. I> the eighth edition, with ve ry considerable additions, be be. A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro bert Thomas, M. D. Together with a great many others, all ol which will be sold very low by abram r. North. April 6. LYNCHBURG FEMALE J pHF. St'BSCRIBKR takes this method to express his gratitude for the liberal pul rouage w hich ha. been heretofore extended to him, and to inform his patrons and the public generally, that the exercises of the pre sent session commenced on Monday the 9th January, (inst J He has taken that largetund commodious establishment on Third Street, formerly known as the Bell Tavern, in a healthy and retired situation, and bus assoei ated with him in the management of the iu -dilution the Rev. Josinh Cole, formerly of Norfolk, who, to an accurate know ledge ol Ihe sciences, add more than t wenty years’ev perienee as a teacner In this institution are taught all the branches of an Knglish educati on,including Music, Painting on Paper, Vel vet, Satin, Wood, and the various branches of Needle Work. There will he olways em ployed four competent teacher- Terms the same as heretofore. Pupils from a distance will be accommodated with hoard in the sub scriber's family for fifty dollars per session, payable in advance, or forty-five dollars, the pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and tow els. Parental attention and care will at all times be paid to those w ho may be placed in I our family as boarders. For character, qualifications, be. reference to Col. Wm. B. Lynch, Rev. I (K Smith, Rev John F.arly. Rev. Kdward Cannon, Da vid Kyle, Ro. Kyle, David It Kdley, lioct. Ilowel Davies, Robert Morriss, Rami. Hritns j ford, Abram It. North, Norborne M Taliater ro and the Kditors of the Virginian ALKX. T. DOUGLASS. Jan. 16. ts44 Virginia: At njli i hidden in the Clerk’s office of the superior court of chancer) tor the Lynchburg district, the iBfh day of January, 1 RIM: Sophia Crawford* T homas Crews and Sally In* wife, Kdimind Penn, William Long and F.li^abeih hi* wife, John 1). Wren, admr. of Nancy M’Ctedie, dec. Thin. Haskins and Matilda Nash in her own right and a* rxr'a. of Abner Nash,dec. Pits. Against The ex on or administrators of .lames Penn,dec. So phia Burrm. Samuel Anderson and James Rucker ex'x. and cxi. of Joseph Burins, dec. Martha Penn and Urovge Penn adm’x. and atlm’r. of Win. Penn, dec. So phia CiB' lard and Kigali Fletcher, adin’a. and adin'r. of W iltiam S. Crawford, dec. Claiborne W. Gooch, iidm’r. with the will annexed of Philip Gooch, dec. gorge Penn, Thomas Penn, John W. Holder aud Cath arine ni* wife and Samuel White. lb Its. I he defendants Sophia Hurt us, Samuel Anderson, James Mucker, I hmuas Penn, and John W. Holder and Catharine bis wife not having entered their appearance and given security according to the act of assembly and the rule* of this court, and it appealing by satisfactory evidenca that they are not inhabitants of this country. It is ordered, I hat the taut d< ft infants do appear here on the fn «t day of the next tenu and answt r the hi I of the plumtiffs, and that a copy of this order lie forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburg, for two months successively, and posted at the front door of the court house in the said •own. A copy—Trite, 30 JOHN VV1I.I S, C. C. POWHATAN. 1 Ins celebrated Stal« lion will slant! the ensuing season at the stable of Mr. Jacob Feazle. on fhp old Western road, near the boundary of the corporation ,of Lynchburg—The season will commence on the loth irut. and expire the 16th July. Particulars made known in due time by hand-hills. BENJAMIN WIGGINTON. March 6. tcls68 Trust Sale, of Pittsylvania Land. BV virtue of a deed of trust, executed to the subscriber by Dabney Morriss am] Sally his wile, hearing date the 26th day of May, 1826, and recorded in the clerk s office of Pittsylvania, for certain purposes therein specified. I shall proceed to sell at public auction, before the front door of Tavern in the town of Danville, on Afouday, the 8th day of May next, a Tract of liumA, in the county of Pittsylvania, (on which William A. .Worms at present resides) con. taming or supposed to contain nine hundred acres, on a credit of one and two years, the purchaser lo give bonds with satisfactory se curity, and u deed of trust on the land, to se cure the payment of the purchase money ASA OLIVER, Trustee. March 83. cplds G3* The Editor of the Danville Sentinel will publish the above till the sale, and for ward Ins account to this oftiee. 03* An Apprentice Will be tAfcea tt THIS OFFICE. Tobacco TiftuA for 9>alc. BY virtue of, and obedience to a deeiee of Ilia county court of Bedford, pro nounced at their March term, 1826, I shall •ell, to the highest bidder, on the premises, on Saturday the 13th dayof May next, upon a credit of one and two years, (the purchaser giving bond and security and a deed ot trurt tu s>eture the payment,) T\it Tvttd of Land on which Thomas Dooly, dec. formerly resi> ded, lying about three miles northw est from Liberty, and about oae mile north of Captain James Campbell's,adjoining the lauds o! Geo. Dooly, James Dooly and others, and con taining utiout 2GU Acres—about one third of the tract is cleared and the balance is good Tobacco land, is well timbered and lies well. The improvements nre a good dwelling huu*e and the usual out houses, a small orchard, Uc. A deed w ilhfspecial warranty will be rim e to (be purchaser, according to the terms of the decree aforesaid, and possession had by the purchaser on the first Jay of January, 1827, with the privilege of seeding tins fall. JOHN H OTEY.Jr. Cotn’r. Apjil 6 c4vv 36 JVVmLL. IJROPOSAL.S will be received at Mr, M Hugh I'nxton's tavern, in the county ol Rockbridge, until the 20th day of April, inst. for the erection of a dam across James River, end lor building the stone abutments of the hridge, intended te be erected across the same river, at or near the point where the Slue Bulge Canal terminates on the North side, and commences on the South side of the said river. The plans and specifications of these works will he exhibited to pejtnns desirous to con tract for their execution, on application to the subscriber. JNO. STAPLES, Engineer, for D. S. Garusd, Commissioner, of Kanawha Hoad asr> Navigation. April 6. __ tc6l35 Ilibbert's Double Brown Stout, Java Coffee, Sfc. We have just received e< Tierces Hibberl's best double Brown Stout U* Bags Superior Java Coffee 1 Pipe of geouine old Cognac Brandy And have on hand A few barrels of rboice old Whiskey, and a general assortment of well selected flroceries, which we offer for «ale on reasonable terms. JOHN u SETH HALSEY. April 6. 4135 Yor RENT. iA comfortable Brick House on the Main Street, recently occupied by David Thompson. Possession given immediately— Apply to JOHN POINTER. April 6. tw3w35 A List of Letter m% remaining in the Post Office at Lynchburg, on ihe Uf day oj April, 1820. A— m II. Andi-rscn. June* C. Anthony, Shodrad Alois lot n Amo*, Mrs. Hannah Allen, Edmund Andr> son. Wm, G. vriti.ld. H—Pin n Burley, Robert Blanks, Archer Bro ’n, 3. Mallow Itiowu, Capt, Henry Ballinger, Benjamin Brown, Moore Bamuk, Wm I. Burks. Alexander Brown. M'S* Drucilla Boyer, Henry Bur*-., Miss Ju dith 2-. Bernard, Parham Holey, James Burton, Robert Barret C R, Chilton.Charlea Callaway, Dr. John L. Cobbs, Mrs. Margin et ChiltoiiJMri. Eilitha J. Clay r>,Miss Mar* garei Connelly, Lewis C ampbell, Charles W. C hris .on, lexan *er M. Cauipbell, Voluntine M. Calvert. Joseph Ciall, clerk Supr. Court of Chancery. D^Mist Mary Ann Dunn, Win. C. Dobson, Mrs. Mary Dilla d, J hu Davis, i ineaus Dupuy, 2, xlonrn Davis, Wm. Davidson. E—George Kdwuids, George F. Embrie, Alim Eas* brie. K —Fdmd. H. Farrcr. Dr. N. W. Flo*d. G—James Gillum, w aldo P. Goff, Charles Gilliam, Wnt. Gelt, (laiborne Gladruun, I esse Glass. lewis K. Orig»by, Clerk Gookin, Davtd Glass, Hidiard Unit,*. 'r If—John Honim-s, apt. John llajt, Lindsay Hard* Hick, Wiu. D. Hill 3. J—Thomas Junes, MisxShfhh A. Jones, James Jones, Clement A. Jennings, Mrs. Lucy Jones, Judy Jenkins, Thomas Johnson, Boat is D. Johnson J, Jetae Jones, Gerard C. Johnson, K Wm, Krauth?, Adam Ketler, Andrew Ken* nedy, John Kirbx, James Kmeht, Mis* F.hrabeih Knight, Miss Mary P. Kirby, Zackvdlc King, Mrs. Ami Kmg. L—bamual Long 2, James London. Jr. Mr. I.ut»a. t Green B* Lewt lien, Mrs. KltzaU* th Leach, Bar- ub.it j Settle, Peyton Leftwich, Maurice Laugh- rue, Lorenzo D. Lain, Seth W. logon, James Lancaster. M—Powhatan May, Samuel Mathew s. Jaher. Munsell, Drury C. Moorman, lohn Mean, Gideon Manic 2, 1 ho* I mat Moorman, Andrew Milam, Charles Morris, Squire I Mead, John Moore, Mr*. Darias Moorman, Lewis C. I Morrison. Miss Lucy W. I. Moore, Robert Mahonr,1 b'■maul McManit. N—Abram it. North. P—Charles Pint-hard, Richard Perkins, Frederick Padget, Mrs. Lncy ,D. Poindexter, Charles Patmore 1 (••-urge Parker, Miss Frances Penn, Mace Pendleton, Richard Pollard, Miss Sarah lVanuan. ft—Mrs. Margaret Richardson, John Richardson, fame* H. Risque, Daniil Rub-rts, Mrs. Ann S. H. se, l-.il/ubi th Roberson, Paul. S Roberts, Wm. Rnadrj,! Jr. Ambrose Rucker, Daniel Russell 2, Charles Rudd, j Alderson ltalr>. S—Samuel M. Scott, D. Staples, John Settle, James Snead, Jabi z Smith 2, Hichaid Shelton, Thomas 11., Scott, (»ubilel I. Jeoit, Miss Margaret L. Scott, Pres ton Stockton, John Smith, Richard Staieban, Mr. Schoolfield. I —M. lalbo Mis-. M.C. Tow les, Sterling C, Thorn ton, David J index, Bacon T ait, Sami. T aylor, Chris topheij I imberlake. Mills Turner, Col. L. Thompson, Vincent Tabb. Win. Turnbull, John Taltos, Charles 1 alhot, John Y a'lort, Miss Nancy 1. Thornton, Y—Dr. John Yale, Mrs, Elizabeth Yant-y, Robert Yancey. W Hctij. Wigginton, Fielding L. Williams, Renjl inin Wilks, John H. Wieluniin, F.dmd. Winston, Kitty A. Womock, Josiah Woodson Thomas J. Watmn, John J. Winn, Rtdjaiuih Watts, Frederick Weiidil, Sami. B. W oodmu, Loyall W hyett. JOHN 1). MURRELL, P.M. April 6,___ _ 3t35 BOOKS. r J HIE subscriber lias just rereived the A (bird Volume ol Randolph's Reports, and the Gentlemans' New Pocket Farrier,3d edition, enlarged and improved, by Richard Maion, M. I). C. A. WITHERS. April 6. A NEGRO GIRL FOR SALS. V Negro girl ubout H years old, who is a first rate bouse servant—an excellent Suamstrcss—and r ail do any kind of netting. It can be safely said, she has not her superior as an accomplished house servant, or as n kind and attentive careful nurse.—for further particulars apply at this Office. April 0. ts3j> v NOTICE. >Y virtue ot a deed of trust, executed hy ■U David Alvis, to I fie subscriber, on tbe Otb day of August, IHH», and recorded in tbe Bounty Court of Campbell, will be sold for i ash, at the bouse ol said Alvis, on Saturday, the 16tb of this month April, 1 chesuut sorrel horse, 2 young cattle. 1 red heiffer, 1 pided heiffer, marked with a crop and a slit in the lelt ear, i bed, 2 blankets, i sheet, and i counterpainc, all the plantation utensils of said Alvis. Such right ns is vested in the I subscriber hy virtue of said trust will he con veyed to the purchaser, and none other. Joseph McAllister, Truitt. April 6. _c2t35 I HEREBY forwarn all persons from trading for or Inking an assignment of a bond for £36, by me given to John 1. Ro bertson el Bedford, for the hire of a negro girl named Pheaby, bearing dute sometime in Decamber, 1320, and due the 1st day of January, 1827, as 1 am determined not to pay the same. SAML. L. C. DAWSON. April 6 _cp2w*35 lVotavi l^oUara. Just Landed 4#0 Horse Collars, W hich we will sell at our old price 4s. Cd, in lots to suit purchaser*, _ Ans&iwiv f Truly Cheap 8Urc,wtf«»n Street. virtue of a deed of trust executed b» Leorgi- 1*. Hicbardsoti and Ann Id, lo the subscriber fur purposes Ibernn cd. will he sold at llie markt t hum. t""n of Lynchburg, on liursday tlir 2 If i April neat, ai public auction, fur cash gro man named JKKKKY. The snb’scril.« 1 acting as trustee, will convey only such as is vested in hitn by the said trust deed L he believes the title lo be indisputable V. Is JAMES BENAGH.TruMee. March 30. cpids—^4 To David fl'm. Kyle. f 'AKK notice—that, on Wednesdav t> 1 2Ath day of April, IB26, at the Franklin Hotel, hi tlie town of Lynchburg, Va. beta,,!! the hours of 10o'clock in the morning k() the evening of (hat day, w e shall proceed tiike the depositions ol James Mew bull i|„, K Kdly. Wm. Steen, John Lynch and andlit, from any cause, we cannot finish ll taking ol the depositions aloresaid on ihttt ,jJ* we w ill continue from day today, betivn the same hours, until we have finished, which depositions ate. intended to he read ’as ev4 deuce in the trial of a suit depending in tl Lyuchburg Chancery District Court, wherein we are plaintiffs and you, together with .Mttru Ann Mays, adtninisiratris of Josenh dec’d, are defendants. MATILDA ROBERTS eoidoic and devisee of Enoch Hoberlsdtc d WM. DAVIS, Jr executor of E. Huberts dee d March 20. 4tt>2 uVvuvble \wuu\ lot PURSUANTto an order of the Wu,. shipful court ol Bedford county,) ,)inn on Tuesday the I8|h day of April next, j| f„jr* Knot, the next lair day thereafter, Sunday* excepted, proceed to sell, to the highest bid* der, on a credit of one, two, three, tour and five years, A TRACT OT MNP lying in Bedtord county, belonging to the es. tatu ol George. Douglass, dec. containing Gig acres. This lund lies well and is abundantly watered, with good improvements, and Bn excellent orchard, which produces yearly «a abundance of every kind of fruit peculiar to the climate There is open land sufficient to work 12 hands to advantage—a crop of small grain growing, and every preparation alrea dy made for the ensuing crop Persons wi-fi. ing to purchase would do well to exannuo this laud previous to the day of sale. BE.yj.iMuv Rubertsoa, March 30, Cp3w34 Commissioner, Mr Davidson Bradfutt, WlR-TAKE NOTICE That I har* instituted a suit in the Superior Court of Chancerr holilen at Wythe Courthouse,*. gninstChristopher Clark, yoursell and others, for the purpose of recovering a number of slaves, and among othersthe slavesadvertised by you to he sold on the 22d of April next, before the door of the Franklin Hotet in tha town of Lynchburg, from which advertise, men! it appears that you are about to sell said slaves, by virtue of a deed of trust eie cuted to Allen l ay lor and yourself by Cliri*. topher Clark, bearing date the 9th ol Decern, ber, 1819, and recorded in the county court ol Montgomery, which advertisement is pub. lished in the Virginian, a newspaper publish ed at Lynchburg, dated the 2d of March, 18S3, and I do hereby forbid the said Xtile Youf’s, Ate. ANDREW LEWIS. March 2«i. I22A62 lVobfcvtt HAf FOH SALS 200 sacks L filed salt Go bble. whiskey 20 bags green cufftt 60 bbts. four 2o bits, cut nails 20 bores Imp. and gunpowder ted 10 tons bar iron 10.0UO lbs. Oaivn— alt of which be wilt it!) low for cash. c/j31 March 9. vn v Vt Virtue of a deed of trust, from Christoe itLj pher Clark, to Allan Taylor and the snb •.tuber, bearing date the Vth day of December, 1819, amt of rtcord in the county court of Mont gomery, I shall, for the purposes therein ecprtss eit, eipose to sole byway of public auction, on the 22nd day of April util, injure the door of the b rankliii Hotel in the town of Lynchburg, for rash, or on such other terms, as the parties interested may then direct, the following slaves, (part of the number included in said trust died,) tit. Defer b'roy, Cupid and Milly his wife, Aelly and her four children, Lewis, Spoils, John Crockett amt Sally and her son Johnathan, Such title as is give by the trust deed, and none other will be made. DAE1DS0A BRAD LUTE, Trustee. Feb, 16ffi tdsiH Mr Rennet Hutchinson, ^_IR—You will lake notice, that on Sat O urday, the 22ml day of April, next, at tha house of Johnathan Conners, io the county of Montgomery, and stale of Virginia, I shall take the affidavits of Col Andrew Lewis, Pe ter Guerrnnt, Win. James, and others. And on Thursday, the 9th day of May, at Mar shall's Tavern, Wythe Court Rouse, I shall take the affidavits of Thomas lliley. and o» thers—which affidavits are intended to be of fered as evidence in (lie trial of an injunction depending in the county court of Erariklin, in which I am Plaintiff, and you are defendant, at which places you may attend if you think proper. DENNIS PRILLIMAN. March 23. cp4w 33 S\)W IWtlJtti NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFKICS Bedford, February Buies 1820. Thomas I'restoa nml David Crenshaw, lata merchants and partners, trading under the firm of Preston and Crenshaw, Pits. ftgaiust John U Crump and Mary Crump, Defts. The defendant John G. Crump, not having entered his appearance and given security according to the act of Assembly and tha rules of this Court, and it appearing by the Sheriffs return on the process issued in tbi* cause, be is not an inhabitant of this country. It is ordered that the said defend ant doth appear here on the first day of tha next May term,and answer the plaintiff's bill, and that a copy of this order be inserted in the Virginian, and posted up at the front door of the court .house of the said county oa two several court days. A Copy Teste. 32 J. C. STF.PTOF, c. e. C. AT the rules held in the Clerk’s office of the county court of Franklin, the Ct!» day of March, 1820. Samuel Helm, Fit. against W illiam Downev and Gatewood Quarles, Defts. The defendants not having entered their appearance and given security according tn the,act ot Assembly and the rules ol this court, and it appearing to the satisfactinn ot th® court, that they are not inhabitants of tin* state On the motion of the plaintiff by conn* set, It is ordered that the said detendunts do appear here on the first Monday in June nest, and answer the hill of the plaintiff And that a copy of this order be forthwith published in the Virginian,for eight weeks successively, and that another copy be posted at the free* door of the Courthouse of this county. A Copy—Teste, 96 BJO.B. DICKENSON,