l j. Vvnitb -m IV I E1IBA lie.-< leas. in inform t f»<* 1M ic, that lt« lr night, Htfe vnusa w.'k, l« desirous to tram Us'! language, i111 l"*r sesainn of tour mouth* ||e will also tuned writing mid aritlimr tir, also th.-ertiu.es.. week, but ».Hhe l!„ r evening*, al 10 per session ul (our month*. A,ml 13_ _mtA_ i ERTISEMEN V. AS hiir Urt.rmin. d to reunite to the now offer lor sale in. lum n. I"l fu the town ol Lynchburg. Also 'hr Intel OI Valid where I now live, on Staunton rum, containing about too Acre- Considerable sjnantitv ol it is ol (be first rate Low U round* nnd noaueationaUly tho lies! tract of tobac co Laun ill the county- Also, 4VI acres »l £.,«,d l'obswo land In Pittsylvania county, on both sides Ul Sraigl.l Stone rm k. Al-o. Soil acres towards the head ul Straight Stone rinek. Also, 250 Hi res, lying on Uornin's Branch, near Slanuton river. And also, HUB acre#, near the same Oil Hie waters ol Slink ing ttiver. As I expect to Wove in October, T wi*h to make sale «s sun k as pos ihl. Those wishing to purchase will call on me at any tune and I will shew the land and settle the price- oM). BoY D. /ion Hill, Campbell county, Cherokee Nation, April 13. tcts36 _ F ti A N K I. I xS HOTxXl,. The Subscriber bus removed from the \V .alnuglon, wliuli tic n i» oirupnul fur fit ore lli.in two years past, to the Franklin Hotel. He returns thanks to the public fur the patronage he has iee u\e«) liming liis residence at the asliuigtnn anil. ,is lie will euntmue tome Ins utmost exertions to give, a.ilisfaetion to his customers, he so licits a roiitlinmnee of it at tile k ranklin.— His tahli shall iilnais he as well furnished Si* the tnai kets will admit. He ha- attentive and c.ueful Ostlers, and an excellent (Stable. JiOUKKT MOKUISS. Dee it). __ Ued/ord, February Knlrs It!JO. Thomas I’reslon Hud David Crenshaw, lalo tnerrhants anti parlnrrs, l!Mtliiib under the firm oi I’reMuti and Crenshaw, fits. 4g -*in t J.ihnG Crump and M".ry Crump, Drib 1 i»e defendant i<>hii I lYumn, not bavin; entered hi* appearance ami *‘*n security according to ftie art id anti lilt: r iles oMItis C ourt, and »t appearing by f lo H irntlt return on Ih«* process iKiutiti in tbit Cd.hr, lie is not mu iiinnhitaut ot tin. Country. It is ordered that tilt* sai l defend ant -lot Ii appear here on the 11r■*t day o| tin* ii-xt l«is term,and a is*vi,r tin* plaintill bill, nod limt h copy ot this order be inserted in I be Vp giniun, and posted op at the trout door of the court-house ot tlu -aid county ou two etal court days. /V Copy ItJ’le. 3il J C STEPTOE, c. d c. 4 T tl»e r ib*H tield hi tin* (*lerk h ollire J. of the winy court ot Fninktin, the 6lh day ot Man h, 1826. Satmnd 4 ill, Pit. ng.u .o William Downey and Gatewood Quarto*, Oetts. The defendants not having entered their appearance and given security according to the mini Assembly und the rule* of tins court, and it appearing to the satiitu< tion of »ht* c »ur4 that itiey are not inhabitants ot Ibid siat t)u th»* motion ot the plaintiff Gy couth tiet, I* is ordered that He said defendant* do appear here on the fir*t Monday in June licit, <*i 1 alum er I tie hill of the plaintiff And that copy of this order he forthwith published ae Virginian,tor eight wt eks mi icnoivelv, -i.ivi that auoilier cop) be polled at the trout d f tiie (’ourthnm e of this couilty#. A Cop) Teste, 3"> HO N. IUCK1 s>i)Nlp.c r r. To Carpenters and Stone Masons. T 'UK iMiiliJuig of a new liiiilj’*! (with i sioiii .11. Him ills) Herns'!' the mouth of Fi-hing ort*i* will he ipi at that pine**, on Saturday tin *2d n»id. IN rsoih (|i.spo*iul to iiuii. like lb*- nn in•! an* invited to attend on tli (Ian when fir plan and thrills of pay lliynt will be nadt known t>N Hi*! Cotllinni oners appointed by Campbell coui t lor that ptifpo.se. April Hi. tcld.U) Jlhst n/ it tli rs retina n ins' in the Pont Office it .1 in in •si If. the ri|s( March, luJO. A n Alien, Ki t. John AU'< ck, Sriphia Alcnckc, B 'i.M-1•*» blown, Mnr^urt t llmilw.mt btillu JJi ll,i Putticl lluti k, W in. ln>'uin 1 ho*. 1). hl nr. r ('•Miititboiom K**mihk, Httrih-t l uili 2, Jam?* CU*tu**n»k, Nuuf y ('it:wi, Jh>. H. hmt un, Charles W* I CU i'll mu. ikit.il h.ivutkiin, .'u«. Davis,Clu k county, AiUiu< h l».ivu **elk, Stiwiit Dutimii. G— Duvni iarluiul r.sq. Pt lila Guy, Clin, Gay. II Jell' ikuu 1.. Iftill^w iii. KhiiiijIi 2, W hi. 1 tbsm, i hns. S, Unllovsu^, {cor. burnt. Huusboruu^h, band, limit. .1 \It s. N'. Join**. L— m 1. it nnli r, Michael Limahau. I lie v«' l,H* nj. Nutvrll, Catliuriti* V’Dinid, Ltmlsi M'Dami I, 4 1—lohu II. Fai islt, band. Pm'ersoii, KUnmml tVim, Jui 'ib I’u i c«*. mils bullivuii, Fran11* Sale, b mil, Smithson, bu'ith Smith, thus Smith, Jaunt Sum n, lohu bcott, Jfi. mri W, Si. a, tinllei muli oq. hthn H iiuh. II —tiis. lid'll 1 .»iii Kill In I—' h.nUs I uliul> 11 o. Kdihinn I hAnms, Jacuh I y rei, Drury 1 uck< i, 1 hoium l a)lm, Uavi.l I insh y ftnr. V Mary \A arwick, H«m> M Waft*, Ksq. Georg* V liitehi a.|. John W i.itt. I Duet. lohu W ulk« r. Mi. M’lggintdii, Jan it* VV.i^m, G u. VS hiichcail s MUKL K. 11 .A VI Kb, F. M. A d 1-3 Tobacco V.niuV Vov r-uAe. virtue *»f, and t»b«di. net* to a deriec ol the county court ot Bed turd, pio nt'ijuced at thru March term, i^t>, I snail tell, to the highest bidder, oil the jiremihi s, {•n Saturday ilit* Kitb dayui May ne\t, upon a credit ot mu* ami t\v years, (t‘ e purchaM r giving bond and security and u deed ol tiurl to secure the payment,) The Truet ot! \,nm\ on which 1 homes Dimly, dc. I.,ei.i.-1 *y resi ded, lying about throe miles mirth-west fn.ui 1 iburly, ami about obi* milt north ot Captain James Campbell's,adjoining tin hin.js ol lieu. I'ouly, .lames Dooly anil others, mo) cun* tnining about !io<» Ai res—nlionl one third ol the Intel is cleared and the balance i. good Tobacco land, is well timbered ami lies w ell. T he improvements are h good dwelling house ami III.- Usual out houses, a small ou haul, .cc. A deed wi'.hj-pecial w .manly will In- ma. e to the purchaser, according to Ihe t. .ms of the decree aloresaid, and possession had hy the J.areha er on the fust day ol January. IW_’7, with the privilege ol seeding (Ins fall. JOH.V H OILY,Jr. Com’r. _1 PJ'I d _ c-iw.Jo WHITE SHOES. esses ladie, while kidshons, (latest fashion) case ladies’ superior silk shoes, splendid.fi gure*. For -.lie low, hy ANDKLWjj' kt BROTIILKS. p* ov. 17. JOtt VWIXVVXU M-ATLY EXECUTED AT X OFFICE WooVfi ami £Ut\owftT\. |U|K SUltSCKIBKH lid' receive.I by tb« J late arrival*, dire trnm Philadelphia ati4 New York, very lar.e additional tup p»y *,f N«w Hooks ami btnfionvy* Wine li in addition In bis former stock on renders bis it,sort until *-ry cstcnsivc and complete. u ill merely remark to lhn*<; who Wl*h to purchase, that my slock is so very unusual lv large, lliat in (mure I am dtlermtntd to sell at very low prices tor rath, and will therefore ..k very |ienon to giv« me a call bet..re they purchase, and I am very confident tliat l|,ev yviH tins! it to their ilitereit. Vni'.tii* ttie BOOHS, by the late arrival!, ale the following new work*, vi* Hi-tnly ot the Kvpi dilion to Itussia, underta ken’by the Kmperur Napoleon in IHI2, hy (.eiieml Count Philip Ue Segur, in 2 vnls. I lie puliiii may rest assured, that this is one id til! most interesting works (hey have had the pleasure ot perusing for u long time. Babylon the Great, in 2 vow. Thu work is pronoun* ed hy j»id;;eslo be very cicellenl. Marriage, by the Author of Inheritance, in g v„ls. I think tins is about as good a Nov el as I have read, though some diller trout me about it. Gaieties and Gravities, in 2 vols. I his work is though! to tie eipiul to Washington Ir vin’s Sketch Hook. Nationul tales, flrJl vol. Thought by many to be very line by all is ho have read it Hrttlinisccne.es, by (dilute* butler, t-.u| of Lincoln Inn I don’t know uuy work high er spoken ot Memoirs ol the oiintrss in- i.cnns, hi vm The second vol. isjust out from the press, At brings her life down to u very interesting period. Tales of the Crusaders in 2 vols. hy (lit An thor of IVaverly, Aitieiitin Durward, 4ic. This is thought by nil In hr nhout the best production Irom the pen ot the Groat un know n. The I alters of Mrs. T.lisnheth Montague, in 3vols. This is n very escelloiit work. Tab's of an American Landlord, South of the Potomac w hich is thought to he very tine hy some persons. The Valley "f Shenandoah. I don’t recollect to have ever known such a contraries ot o pimoit about any work—tint I think it ve ry good The fi'Ttlgee, in 2 vols. by apt. Matthew Mur iitroily, ot the ninth .mtineiitil* in the ((evolutionary War. Die I roiibudour, a Poem, by L- K l). Author ol llo luiprovisntt'ice Tlieodorick Ai other Poems, by Thus. Camp, bell. A in** 11« n Revolution, by Ji*d«ciiHli|Mor3^, I) i) with very splendid engravings and so pm lily bound Day's Algebra, the Inst edition, llo* American system of practical Book* Keeping, hy James Bennett, A. X. Al tins is decidedly die hi st system ol Book Keep ing ever known in the U States. Baker'* Livy, in B i nls. A new edition on line paper, very splendidly bound. Murphy’s Tacitus, in ti vols. do do Hue-ell's Modem F.ttrope, in t> vols. Very splendidly hound. Gillie's Greece, in 4 vols. do do liume, tsmollet and Bisset's ili«tory of Lug land, in i> vols. New edition mosl splrn doily hound, with most superb engravings. Thus. Payn’,''s Works. New edition ju 2 vols. most supprhly hound. ITili s ol a Traveller, m2 vols. by Washington Irvine, very splendidly hound Locke on the Understanding, in 2 vols. splen didly hound. 1 Sbakspenre's Plays, in 10 vols. with very splendid engravings and superbly bound T his work is so universally a.imired, that it need, no further praise or comment. T he Spectator, in 12 vols. A new edition, with 1111111111111 engravings and very superb ly hound. Byron's Works, in 8 vols. W ith very aplen did engravings and superbly bound Gold-mill! s Animated Nature, iu b vols. A new edition with the most splendid en gravings I ever saw, and elegantly hound. Brook's Gazetteer, Darby's Inlition One ot l the most usiTuI works ill the world. Buck's I heological Dictionary. A new edi non will! rHDie noiinioiis, cvi This is certainly the second most iiscliil work in the world. Plutarch's Lives, in 8 vols. Very splendidly bound. This is certainly so very valuatde a work that every person ought to have a copy. Manning's New Virginia Ju tire, the 4tb edi tion, with very considerable additions, Am: Kir guilt Prayer Hooks, w ith very superb en graving* and very superior binding. I ogcllicr with all the tiieek, Latin, French, and Kiiglisb School Hook*. A c. Air. Ate. ABKAiM It NOIt I li. N I! t.cntlcmcn Merchants, and Clerks residing in the country, tuny always rely on their orders fur Hooks or Stationary, to lie promptly attended to, and the articles char ged as low as it on personal application. Jan. It* A R, N. JOHNSON'S UWAOVS VVWWUAV. rMI!!S Medicine is not offered to flu ft Public, as a Panacea, but as a Cathar tic admirably adapted to tin* removal of Bile, Au: being hilly equal in 111 i s respect to Calomel, and superior to any other purga-, live in use. 1 It is peculiarly adapted to Bilious and In flammatory tli eases inav he used in all cn i where this class of Hcinedies is admissi ble, may he repeated a* often as such medi cines are necessary, w ith perfect safety— I does not nauseate unless the stomach is load ed with Bile and does not require the pa I tient to confine himself to any particular I rules, during it* operation. those persons whose constitutions have been injured, by an improper use ot mercury, or are morbidly susceptible of its influence, will fmd it the best known substitute (as a Cathartic.) for Calomel. It i believed to be a preventive of the Bit ion ompiaint* ot our climate, it one dose fmore it necessary,) be taken occasionally, or u> soon a* general feelings of indisposi tion, attended w ith hitter taste in the mouth, hmmHonguc, alc. announce the approach of disease It will be found a valuable Febrifuge and Aperient medicine in final! doses. It contains no mercury, and may he safely given under any circumstances to women, or children. Prepared and fold wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, DOC 1. I A .\11'S COOKE, Druggist, t rtdericksburg, Va. &\.v\ug nm\ Smmntc CLOATHING. Iare just receiving a Imge and vatu able assortment of SPRING di SUP/UiXEB. CLCAIIUNG <>f r ve ry .Inscription ami latest fashions which we will commence opening to morrow morning at 1> o clock, at nor Hnni„ back ot |our Drv Good Store. Persons wishing to purchase a ny tiling in Iho above line will do well to call anrl examine for themselves at our Truly Cheap Store. ANDREWS U BROTHERS, j Maroh 23 Main Street. Mr*. Ann niLLIiVER. Next do,,l I.. X|.-si*. S .s. M. Ii Nowllll, \nd nearly opposite Hie Post OSw, iNKOHMS tin- {lullin' Hi,it she has j«»l received Irmn New Turk an assortment of AWWA.VA u\, a hicli she can sell vers low. She has alto received Pattern Bonnet*, of the latest fashion tier (i u;nd» Hie invited to call mid see Ijn nt. N It Old Leghorn end Straw Bonnets hleached and dressed in the neatest manner, j April 10. I dh Mi Htnv.it Uutrtnnsov, Silt You will take notice, that on Sat urday, the 22nd day of April, next, at the house of Johnathan Conners, in the county of Montgomery, and state ot Virginia, I shall take the affidavits of Col Andrew Lewis, Pe ter Uiierraut, VV in. James, and others. And on I IiiicmI ty, the ytli day ot May, a! Mai* shall’* Tavern, VVylhe Idort House, I shall lake the affidavits of Thomas Hilev. »nd tliers—which affidavits are intended lo he ot fere,I as evidence in Hie trial of hii injunction depending in the county court ol Franklin, in which I am Plaintiff, and you arc defendant, nl ss hicli places you may attend it you think Proper. DENNIS PRII.LIMAN. March 23. cpdw33 Auction umV ComniWBvmi \i\is\ness. J1HK SUBHL'KIHI'-R offers his services I a- Auctioneer and general Commission Merchant He will trmisact Business iu the lioo-e liitely occupied hy Messrs. Bradtnlc Tompkins. ROGER Q. TOMPKINS. Murcli 27. Q1'*-1 To •MercYuxnVa in lowii »m\ Country. \JRS. MAKY KING, having dcter 1T I. mined i» decline the Dcy Good luisi iii >s in Lynchburg, oilers ber entire stock fur sale iqmii the nifeit accommodating terms. It rim ids of every article usually kopt in Illy Good stores, together with a great vari ety ot leady made cloulhing, such as Great Coals, Pantaloons, vests of various qualities, Ladies', Gentlemen's anti Children's C loaks of lli** nicest patterns, w A very liberal credit will lie given, the purchasers giving bond with approved en dorsers. I lie tenement she now occupies mil be for lent It consists of a spacious store and counting room helow-^-two rooms in the second and two in the ihird story.— She will rent either the upper or lower part, or the whole tenement. \lj’ Country merchant particularly would do well to call and examine these goods, a* they are all new and fresh, and were selected by liersel! not more than three months ago March 27 ts. yew Millinery and Mantua-nuiking Establishment in Lynchburg, Acid door to Messers Hancock fy liro,vn*s, Nearly opposite to flu* Virginia Bank. «S\vs. J. Vjumnm M AS commenced the above mentioned business, and intends to carry it on in its various branches She is retnly to sorv*’ hose who inuy favour her w ith their custom, by furnishing them with Leghorn, Straw and Silk Bonnets, Caps, Turbans, tic. Leghorn and Straw bleached in tliP neatest manner and dressed in the newest style, at a short notice. Orders from the country will be attended to with punctuality. She has to aid her, a lady ho was regularly bred to the business in Philadelphia, and is well qualifi ed to give satistaetion to ladies the most ta sty. She will endeavour (o lie constantly supplied with the newest fashions. Jan. 3<> tcts48 rV xiW'W I’uWnV \\vt\tsU-.H\. t Ml K Subscriber, ahiiiet .Maher in th** 1 city ol Baltimore, respectfully informs tin* public in general and Cabinet Makers in I articular, that b** Ims visited Ljnchburg for thu purpose ot exhibiting Ins new mid highly improved bedstead joint fastening, mid that he lias bud a bedstead made on this plan, which may be seen at Mr. Morriss’ I* ntnklin Mot* I, v here all vhoteel an interest in mii improvement hi this most useful article, are invited to rail and view it--for a description I of w hich he refers them to the very respectu I hie certificates attached to this advert isement The subscriber also informs the Cabinet Ma leers of the several adjoining counties, that he h* sold to Mr. Robert IMorriss, of this place, the exclusive right and liberty ot using and vending to others to be used, the above limn ed fastenings, and should application be made Mr M w ill either sell the fastenings or the patent right, to u»e them. There is no doubt but ttie person having the exclusive right for any town or county, will be ena ded to monopolize tlie business The public’s bumble servt. ISAAC COOP KB. IV e the subscribers do hereby certify that we Ivtve purchased of Mr. Isaac Cooper, .it Baltimore, the right of using his patent bed -tend, ami have found it a most useful inven lion— Ibe great faeility with which this kind ..i bedstead can lie put up or taken down, e veil by the most ignorant servant, added to the most perfect strength and durability of the fastening, renders it fur preferable to any thing id the kind we have overseen, and am sure that all who try it wiil he equally pleas ed—In ease ot tire, when a person whi-hes to move at short notiee, this kind id tiedstead caa lie taken down in one minute—This cir cumstance alone renders them invaluable. Given under oar blinds. ARCHIBALD AIIT, Fredericksburg DAVID I. BURR, Richmond. SAMI. It. COl.im ELL, Belt sburg. JACOB HAI.T/EI.Ij, Baltimore JOSEPH W. KN JT.ER, JOHN NKKDKI.S, EI)U Ai l) NEEDELS, Jan. 12. 4w2J II? AS committed on the first day of Oe. tuber last to the jail of Charlotte county as a runaway, a negro man who rails himself Davy Smith, and says that he is a Klaekstnitii by trade, and belongs to Major Jones of Alabama, and that he bought him nfWtn. Shanks of the town of Petersburg, Va. He is a yellow slender made man, about fifty years old, has a w en on the right side nf his neck, and a bout five feet eleven inches in height. The owner is requested to comply with the law and take him away, nr he will be dealt with as the law directs. Will. SMITH, jailor,c. c. Fell. 20. _ '_, A K subscriber is willing to receive 8 or 6 JL young I.avlies. as boarders. She lias a very good Piano Forte, which those young Eiuiies who feel disposed to Barn to play,ran have the use of—her situation is on the hill, near the Court-House. Terms Jilt per month, one half in advance, and the balance at tbe expiration of the session. ANN F IRVINE. April 6 to 11 IN Win. Owens Ii. Leckie Have jn't rereiued n few barrels LIN SEES OXXi. Also, a large assortment of STONE WARS. Oct. 20 i.VN'cirnrnG female agax’titXs PME SCBSCKIBER takes this method to 4A espies* his gratitude for the liberal pat ronage w hich ha» been heretofore estended to him, and to inform Ids ;mtron* and (lie public generally, tbal the ejert i.«es of llie pee rent session cotutoeoeed ©It Monda) tlu- tdh Janil .l) (mst.J lie lias taken that latgi'Veml com uodiotis•'slahlislimeht on Third Street, j formerly known as the Hell lavern, in a I healthy and retired situation, and has a*«oei ateil w itli him in the management of the in slifulion the Itev. Josialt Cole, formerly ol Norlolk, who, to an accurate knowledge id (He sciences, adds more than twenty years 'ex perience as a teaener. In this iriMitutiou are taught Bit the branches of hii English edurati on, including Music, Painting on Paper, Vel vet, Satin, Wood, and Iho vaiious branches of Needle Work. There will he always em ployed four competent lea'Tiers. Terms the same as heretofore. Pupils from a distance will he accommodated with boaid in the sub scriber's family for filly dollars per session, payable in advance, or fori)-five dollars, the pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and tow els. Parental attention ami rate will nt all times be paid to those who may be placed in our family as boarders. Eor character, qualifications, fac. reference to Col. Witt. 15. Lynch, itev. E. G. Smith, Rev John Early. Kev. Edward Cannon, Da vid Kyle, Ko. Kyle, David K. l-.dley, Duel. How el Davies, Robert Morris*, Kami liriins tord, Abram K. North, Norborne M.Taliatcr to and the Editors of the Virginian. ALEX. T DOUGLASS. Jan. 1«. t*44 Virginia: At rule, holder) in the Clerk’* Office «»f the superior court of chancery for the Lynchburg district, the 28th day of January, 1820: Sophia tin vfdrd, I homat Crews and Sally Ins wife, Kdmun'd IV nn, W iIlium Long and HI 7ahetli Ins wife, John I). Wren, adnu. "t Nans*) M’Credie, dee. Thus. Haskins and Matilda Nath in her own right and as exr’x. of Abner Nash,dec. Pits. Against The ex’ors or administrators of James Penn, dee. So phia llurrtis. Samuel Anderson and Jaim s Kncki i ex’x. aiol-x'i. of Joseph Biiitiis, dee. Maltha IV nn and George IV-ini adni'x. and nil in* nfWni. Penn, dec. So phia ra fold and I-.lija I letfher. adm’x. and adin’r. ,,l v\ illiai S. Crawford, dee. t laiburnc Gooch, adm’r. «ith the will annexed ol Philip Gooch, dec. 1 ’forge Penn, I homax eiin..lohn W It Ider undC.tth* urine his wi and Samuel White. II Its. l he defendants Sophia liui’Us. Samuel And- son, Janies Kucher, I.. Ptuin and lohn w. Holder and Catharine lux wife not liux ng 'iitered their appearance and riven security icotdine to the act o’ assembly and the rules of this court, and *t app« a mg h> satixfae’ory evideuc t’mt they are no* nhahitanis of this country. It tx ordered, hat he said tl fendants do appear here <»n the ti st day of tin next term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, aim that h cops ol this order be forthwith inserted in son»e newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburg, for two months suceessmlv, and post i'll at the front door of the court house in the said own. A copy— I cue, 30 JOHN W ILLS. C. C. VOW VWVYW.W Tins celebrated Stal lion will stand tlie eiouiiif' son son at (lie staWi* ol Mr. Jacob Feazle, on the old •■stern runu, neartne nonnmiry oi urn corporation of f,ynchhurg—The season will commence on the I fit ti inst. and expire the llith July Particulars made know n in due time by hand-bills BENJAMIN WIGt.INTON. March 6 Icts68 Trust Sale of Pittsylvania Laml. by virtue of a deed of trust, executed to the subscriber by Dabney Morriss and Sally bis u ilo, bearing date the 25th day ot May, 1X25, ami rcct riled in the clerk’s office ot Pittsylvania, for certain purposes therein specilied, I slmll proceed to sell at public nuction, before the trout door ot t avern in the town of Danville, on .Monday, I he 8th day of .May next, a TyucV mV \.*.uu\, in the county of Pittsylvania, (on which William A -Morriss at present resides) con taining or supposed to contain nine hundred acres, on a credit of one and two year.-, the purchaser to give bonds with satislnctory se curity, nod a deed ot trust uu the land, to se cure the payment ot the pureliHse money AS\ OL1VKH, Tinstee. March 23. eptds The l .ditnr of the Dam ille Sentinel .-ill publish the above till the sale, and for ward his account to this office. The Subscribers have just received, Gum opium Gum camphor Sulphate quinine. Rose WHter Culc in. magnesia Cart>. flu Mead's anti-dispeptic or sour stomach pill." Sarsaparilla root China do Orris do Meilicnmentum Oil cloves Glober sails 1,1 iso m do Oil rvormseeJ Super, carbonate soda Carbonate do Tartaric arid Tartar emetic 1'iilv. ipecur. Gum nssafoitida Pulv. jalap Gum guaiacnm Gum ammoniac Gum kino (best) Pi Tuvian bark Chamomile (lowers Uva ursi Kish berries Mur acid Macassar oil Antique oil Orange peel Aqua furtis C aloruel Cream tartar1 Oil peppermint Quicksilver F.ssence vials Kancy perTurne vials Vials Trnm A to b oz. Boras refined Rotten stoue Starch paint brushes assorted Hair brushes White wash brushes Cloth do Silvrr wire tooth do 1 uniel hair pencils Rose tooili powiler Otto rose lip salve Red wafers Black do Dry white lead Red do Chinese Vermillion Prussian blue No. 1 Wnetmti red Spanish whiting Campeachy logwood Ground camwood Nicaragua Ground fustic Red saunders Blue vitriol Lamp hluck Fig blue Annalto Macaboy snuff Rappee do Scotch do Palm soap Lavender do Transparent do Windsor do Castile do Spermaceti! Gold leaf Alcohol Gum shellac Gum copal Spirits turpentine Wedgew ood mortars Nipple shells Breast pipes Fvhiis crown lancet.' Common do Tooth drawers Faureps Tin foil |1 incture bottles Specie do Pill hoses Bottle and vial corks trait trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Hulbuns Hants, Grass seed, tic. ordered lor a small ad vance'on the JVViu Prices.—We slmll shortly receive an additional supply of Garden and Flower seed, fancy flower pots, &rr.*ie% WILL. OlVENSt&G. L. LUCK IE, Apo hecaries&t Druggists. Dec. 29. Best Winter Strained LAMP OIL, He have just received loo Oat lam of best H INTER STRAINED LAMP OIL. WM QWIi*NS yul LECKIE. Dec 8. NOTICE. PHOPOfiAl.S «ill he received at Mr. Hugh Buxtons tavern, in Hie county ol Rockbridge, until the sJUtli day of April, inst i lorllie erection of a dam across James River, uid for building tlie atone abutments of the bridge, intended te lie erected across the same I river, at or near the point where the /flue Itnlge 'anal terminates on I lie .North side, and i omnieiices on the Sooth side of the said river. I tie plans and specifications of these works i will lie exhibited to pejsoiu desirous to con tract (or tlieir-execution, on application to the subscriber. .1 NO. STAPLES, f'.ngiwrr, for D.fi. tiAHi.sNu, Conniii-itiunir, of hannuha Ituail and .Aan'go/not. April fl t col do Just t.umVpA At At.(lit vs* rl iuly luaji Store, 27 hag*- prime coffee 4 do do pepper 3 hhd*. molasses Together with a choice aseortment of Groce A Ho, in store a few lilids. of rum And several crates earthenware 3 eases inrn’s coarse "hoes i 7. Cd. in lots to suit purchasers ANDREWS'S Truly Cheap Store, Main Street. Felu 23. NOTICE. ilY virtue ot a trust deed, executed to me iyiiy William Parker, hearing dale on the 7tn day of August, 1B24, for the purpose of securing the payment of a debt, due by said Parker, to Messrs, ,1'atinill and Dickenson, which deed is duly admitted to record in the Clerk’s Olfice of the County ol Pittsylvania, I shall, on the 29th day of this month, at the duelling house of said Parker, on old Moor man- Creek, proceed to sell tor cash, 200 ACIVX53 or BAND, It part ol the tract whereon said Parker now lives, Also, 2 head of horses, 7 head of callle, 15 head of hogs, and 2 of sheep,— Also, 3 feather beds and (urniture, all the other household ajul kitchen furniture, plantation tools, be—Act ing 83 trustee, I shall convey such title only, as is vested in me as such, though I believe ihe title to be unqueslii liable. ABRAHAM C. SHELTON. April 6 ctds36 NE W PUBLICATIONS. IIL Subscriber lias the pleasure of an noulH'ing to the public that he ilasjust received a further supply ot NEW liiCiES. Aiiioiil them are The last of the Mohicans, in 2 vrfls. from the pen of the celebrated American Novelist, Air. Cooper, of New York, author ot the Spy, Pilot, Lionel Lineoln.be- be. This work is pronounced by Critics to he his best pro uc lion National Tales in 2 vols. this is a very superb production,and ought to be owned by every person. Matilda, u tale of the day, said to he ve ry excellent work. Faber’s Dilliculties of Infidelity, said to be very fine. I ne Foreslers hy the authors of Lights and Shadow s, of Scottish life, be. be. Verplanck’s Essays on the Nature, and uses of the various evidences of Revealed Religion This work is much praisedjby those who have read it. A Treatise on the Christian Doctrine, compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone, hy John Milton, in 2 vols. This work is ve ry superbly executed, and ought to be read by every person. Letters and Papers of the late Revd. Tho mas Scott, D. I). never before published with occasional observations, by John Scott, A. M, The Hook of Fate, a new and complete system of Forluue Telling. Oummere’s Surveying, a very new edition greatly improved. The Modern practice of Physic, by Robert Thomas, M. D. the eighth edition, with ve ry considerable additions, be be. A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro bert Thomas, M. I). Together w ith a great many others, all of which w ill lie sold very low l>v ABRAM R. NORTH. April 6. Mr Dnvid Rosser, Wi II— Please to take notice, that I sbulli lO on Monday the 2ilh of April next, pro ceed Intake the deposition; oftVilliam Sump ter and Olliers, at the Franklin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, between the rising and setting of the sun of that day, and if from uny cause the depositions afwre«iiid shall not be taken or finished on the day aforesaid, I will continue from day to day, between the same Hours, until they are taken, which depositi ons nre to be read as evidence in a suit now depending in the Superior Court of Chance ry for the Lynchburg District, wherein I ant plaintiff and you and others defendants,^wben and where you may attend if you please. CORNELIUS PAYNE March 23. TtfOlYJEAS J. DUVAL, H AS just received a supply of the above Medicine, as agent lor the Proprietor. March 27. 61 Garden TAov,er I W in. Owens Ac (f L. Leckie HAVE j«3l received from New York iljt towing Seed Garden £eed Early vnrk cabbage Earl) emperor do Early Salisbury do Large late imperial do Larc dnimliead do tireen globe savoy do j Late Battersea do I Bergen or large Ame rican cabbage Rn-sian cabbage V\ liite solid celery Red do Jo Long orange carrot Blood red do Early born do Early blood turnip beet Earl) born beetj(oetv) Blood red do Mangle wurale do french sugar do Early frame cucumber Long prickly do Green turkey do Green cluster do Early curled Silccia lettuce Large green hand do Drumhead do lee do tennis ball do Madeira do Grand admiral do Magnum bonum do Nasturtium (a fine pic kle) White mustard Best Scotch kail Sea do White onion Red do Straw coloured do Onion cloves Curled peppergrass Garden cre-s Early scarlet shortly rncii»li Long salmon dh Cherry turnip ,t„ Sal.ily or Vegetal,!* oyster Earlv hunch surnru squash Valparaiso squash Mammoth pumpkin Early cauliflower Curled parsley Tnnmtoe shaped rrr„ per Parsnip Purple egg plank Early Washington pe„ extra early and fin. Dwarl blue imperial do Dwarf prolific do fall Marrowiats do Early Charlton do Eatly I'tnnce do Early dwarl clavier do Dwarl marrowfat, do Early Lalayeiie Hlue Pro ,ihii do fall knights honey d<) extra bae fall sugar peas Gat pod*) Early ntazagan beam lung pod do Green nonpareil do f ellow six week snrpi Dwarljwbite kidney do China dw art do Scarlet flowering do few bushels jivia'c set*, t wo dollars per bushel. Ri d striped Cimia as-, ter White do Red do Lilac do Blush do Purple do Bonnet do Rose do Purple globe utnaran thus Tricolour do Flos Adonis Sweet alysuin Alki-kendi or kite flower Love lies bleeding Musk bottles Scotch brown Canterberry bells Whin bush Rose campion Golden coriopsis Red, purple &i white Columbines mixed j Crimson coxcombs White chrysanthemum tricolour do Scarlet colotea Double balsamines Blue cautanche. Purple Caudy tuft Minor convolvolus Squirting cucumber Coriander Dohlias (beautiful) Mlxt Dahlias Hearts Ease Star in the East. Purple Perennial flax Catch fly Allliea Frutex Bloody wall flower W hile wall leav d stock gilli -'carlet brompton do Purple do 1 Queens do l"n u eek do Virgins do uixl biennial do Fox glove Musk geranium Mist do Balm gilead French Honeysnckle Honey wort I lorn-sty Double chinia Holly Balsam apple scarlet morning glory Striped do do Balloon vine Painted lady peas Mixed sweet do hock Double black do Double tilin' do Double yellow do Yellow hawk weed Double purple jacube* Bladder kiilmia Venus lookiiu'glasj Blackberry (illy Yellow Iupiue3 White do Blue do Rose Do Dutch blue do Perennial do Jar.oh's ladder Double lark-spue Donble rose do Brandling do Scarlet litchnis Lavrtera l.avender Mignonette Upright do Ranunculus Marygold Frencli do Large Double do Pol do Sweet Marjoriuta Myrtle seed Ice Plant Sensitive Plant Imperial pink Maidens do Carnation Pink Pleasant eye do China do [F.vening Primrose Marvel of‘Peru Double white poppy Caination do White egg plant Polyanthus Rockets Scarlet Snapdragon Starry Scabiua Purple do Senna Saffron Double till jun-flotv*. Sweet sultan Tangier Scorzonera Strawberry Spiting* Yellow Indian Shot ri-msnn Trefoil Garden Valerian Sweet Wiliam Thyme Mexican Zeminici* Lerd Anson’s do Cypress vine Bat am pear Kite leaved ipomett 1 Purple hyacinth bead! .Mock mange. nn elegant as-orimenl ol lancy and common Flowei l'ots. Feb 13. _ I*atcnt Met icatt-d OIL tol 1 K, A new article (or the cure of rheumatism and gout, just received and for sale by THOMAS J. DUVAL. Dec. 8. REMOVAL. V>V3\ *Hm HAS removed his wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store, 6 doors be low his old stand, in the tenement formerly occupied by Mr. John M. Warwick i Eeb. 6. tsaO VVHl UV..V V I HE Rooms adjoining tlu* Virginian of* I Office, they are well suited for an office or small store. Apply to the printers. Feb. 26. tels56 A list of letters remaining in the Liberty Post Office on the Sisf March. I8£6. A—William Alien, Abner Anthony, James Ayrfb Lewis Arthur. B—Joseph Blankenship, Doct. Hrnn Baker# Aura* ham Baker, Isaac Butler, William Burnett, To»vt*' Brent, Pleasam Brown. C—Hev.NicholasH |C«hb,Mrs. Edith J. Clay, Jew” Clagg. J.iMies Cunningham, Edward Cobh. D .Merula Davidson, Martin L. Dawson* Jacob U* •o n. John Daile, e>*q. F—John Fletcher, Samuel Field, James Freeman. G—John Goode, Samuel Grubb. .,rc It—Henry Huut ,\V ilium Hix, Edmund Haynes, Heathy Hogan# Mrs, Lucy H Hunt# James Hun, Mar> Hopkins, I hoinas 1. Hill. Reuben H. Hen<-,,*’> ,j' Capt. John Hatcher 2, Duct. Hubert Hamilton, Capt**** Hill J—Billy Jackson C. M., William P. Jones. K—Thomas Keys, Ishain K« rr 2,Hev. John W. F*fl Capt. John Ka\ey,Si*. L—William I. Lukin, Henry I.losd. M—Maj. Baida M’Damel Francis Mahew 2. .Tames Craw, Mr-, Elizabeth Marr, Matthew M'Mulhn, gun Morran. v P—Thomas Payne, Joseph W. Pattin, Frinui lard. Q— George L.Qarles. H—Hiram G. Bathluin.%James Roy#John BoDinso s C. M. I honor Hubert son John Koherts. S—Rev. u ll.Siarr,Mary Slack, William Sauu ders, Allen S.. ..inoiis, Mr. Shearer. T—Bctse\ 1 ankersly, Olimnusl’l'rent, John run»*< Key. Enoch W. erry, Archibald Trent. V—Thomas J. Yauglum. W—Heasant V hue, Mr*. Martha A. Wain*™* Freeman Wninwiight, Whitcly’i More, John t'1.,1.' I homas Walker 2, David M, Wright, Dinoy Matthew Wi ight. IflLU.JM n. PORTER, r April 13, _^ QJ* An Apprentice Will be taken at PHIS OFFICE*