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>iew Summer GOODS.
DAVID h ROBERT KYLE, .
H\\ K UiyIv r« meti » u-\% t»f*atilui trti
Ckt in the Fancy Line, peculiarly ad
■pied to tbe preicnt season. Among which me
Rich Decoupe dieas Si awli—pink, straw, and
OI HER fancy colora
Fancy Grow dr Nap do. every aliade
firo-s de Nap Silsa and hlack Italian Lustrings
t.ong Lawns and Lintn Cambric Hi.kfs.
Fine «nd superfine Jaconet Muslins and Cam
br ics
I piece white and 1 piece Buff Marseilles, the
very FIRST chop
Several piece* Medium do
1 phea WIDE Freer . Bomhasinr, superior
2 pieces black Biuclirlla for Grnllemrn’sSum
trtef Coming, an article Vniwrally admired
Also, 1 case titas* lilrucli ImsIi Linens, in 1-2
pieces, remarkable for their Jinnitt, and
binutifnVy soft finish
Another large ihiptneni <s now on I ho river, and
it e spec led to arrive before the lOlh msl A
mong other articles are 2 Case* LEGHORN
Bolivar s 2 do Gents’ Hats—Exua wurke
Muslins, and a few sati rTclicit Bownei Ribbons
lr. June R
valCawll LAX ft
For Sale.
X t x V virtue of a decree of the County Court
.1 LA ni Rcdfoid, i luiiuiinced at May term,
1M2!>, the undersigned Coinmivsioncr will, in
pursuance of seid decree, on the first day of
Bedford luty Court nest, proceed to sell,
before tin door of Bedford Court house, lu
die highest bidder, on a < redd of one, two and
three years, that valuable tenet of Land, link
the property of thn Kef fames T*urm*r, dsr'd,
situate on fiie South side of, LRiJot-fJiffr, nr
B dinrd countt, ahout 4 mile* soutb rut from J
Liberty, containing hy cltrmalidu M3 uCu,i1
mote nr less, (Including the widow's dnwtr,/
wind i* reserved to her during life About .100
ecu of said land ix cleared, and well ratios
ed the balance is in woods, and tolerably well
timbered, thr whole of which lies remarkably
well, and a part good tobacco land T he im
provements are rntinnodioiii—a fiumcd Dwel
ling House of 7 oi H rnoini, with all other con
venjnnt and necesrary buildings—a young Ap
pie Orchard ol nho'lt ninety or a hundred trees
of well selected fruit. This is considered one
oftliehest Farms in the neighborhood, lying
unusually well, and wnll watered. Bunds with
approved seemity will be required of the pur
Chaser Possession will bn given on the first
of Nov. next, of all the premises (except the
widow's dower,) with ilia privilege of seeding
this fall return wishing < > purchase can
have the promise. .Imwn iliein hy applying In
Mr. B rands Hopkins, or the subscriber, living
near the place.
HARVEY CLAYTOR, Commissioner.
June H wflw'HA
Post Orrtcg, Juna 1st, lb2U.
NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
THE Richmond mail will, in luturr, arrive
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 6 o't lock, P M ami will close on Tuesdays
mid Thursdays at !), I’. M. utid on Sundays u<
<1. P. M. eicept tlm mails for the City of Rich
mond, north of Washington City, and "oiitli ol
Petersburg, winch wifi he kept open nil half
after fi, A. M. on Wednesdays utid Fridays.
The Western mail due every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Satuiday til 0, P M. mid will
clove on T uesdays and Thursdays at l), P. M.
mid on Suinlays ui fi, P, M
J. L>. MURRELL, P M.
June 4 w-lwhd
MESSRS. Cllilina O. White, Nancy I*.
'Vhile hit wife, Imc Nancy P. Dillard,
Chat. Green, unit Eliza his wile, late Eliza Dil
ard, Nathan Dillard, Allied Dillitrd, Henry
Tiillaril. You are hereby noli lied that we shall,
on the 2d day of July nexi, at the Rotetourt I
Sldiugi, take the d position of Chat. Johnston
end ollie. s, and if, frimi anv cause, it should
not he taken on tliut day, n will he taken on
the next, and if nut then taken, will, on the neat
day b-taken; and on the tilth day of the
same inonili, in the Eagle Tavern, in Liberty
take the deposition of Benjamin A. Ibmald and
others, and if, from any cause, it should not be
taken on that day, it will be taken nn tins next
day. and if not then taken, it will he inkeu on
the neit day ; and, on the 10th day of same
month Daniel Sheffy’s Law Office. In Staun
ton. lake the deposition of said Daniel Shelly,
and if not taken on that day, it will lie taken
on I he next day I nil which depositions we shall
ofTer lo be reed as evidence on the trial ofvuur
suit sgainst us in tile Superior Court of Chan
cery at Lynchburg. This notice is given
through the newspapers, a* we know ul no
known place of residence of said Clius. Giecn.
Your obedient servants, Xic.
ISAAC OTKY, flexors- of Hies
> JAS. JOPLING, J Dillard, dee d.
June 1. 1 iuo*3
rsns subscriber has just established, and
-M. has now in operation near his residence,
McAlister’s old Store, near Mr. The*. Reid's
Mill on Falling, on the road lending from the
Red House in Charlotte, to Lynrlibnrg, a first
rate new Carding Machine. The price for
carding will he 8 cents the pound. The wool
must he brought to the machine in a clear
state and greased with about I pound ofgrcese
lo every 10 pounds of Wool. He hopes by bites
ertions to have the worn executed in n most sat
islartory manner, to receive encouragement in
Ibis undertaking. WM. THOMPSON, Jr.
ID' It win he necessary to send a hlatikeUrr
something of the kind lo return the rolls on
June L__ 3moB3
New ami beautiful fancy Goods.
MTIHE Ladies of Lynchburg mid adjacent
slL country, are respectfully invited lo ex
amine our recent supply of fusliionehlo fancy
Goods. We give a slight sketch of iheir style
and character :
baluion, blue, pink, Straw and lilac plain Pal
tacrine
watered. striped, shaded and figured Langued
oc Bareges
Seemed morning Barege, new style
Caspian Shawls of the most beautiful shade)
A great variety of rich w orked Muslins uud
checked do
6-4 plain Bobbinett lace, aup. to any lieltto
lure imported
k irst qualitv blk. Indian* Lutestring)
yV hicli, wuli numerous othei articles in the
fashionable line, they are determined to of
fer lo their friends hi tiie lowest inarknt pri
ce* McKLE, ROBINSON fc. Co
June 1
Jti3«'©iU0’diitS-. '
Eaie this morning opening a case Leg-'
horns, surpassing in style and cheap
nets those previously offered, and considered
iow. McKEE, ROBINSON & CO.
^June 1
TRUST SALE.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to (lie
subscriber bv Win. I. Isbell, bearing date
the 14th day of September, 1827, and duly re
tarded in the Clerk s Office ol the county court
Amherst, for certain purpose* therein ei
Jressed, I shall proceed to sell, It the highest
bidder, for ready money, before the door
of the Franklin Hotel, in the tow n of Lynch
burg, on Tuesday the 30th day of June next,
(whether in place or out) four valuable slaves,
via : Patrick, a waterman, John a wheel
Wright, Peter, a waterman, and Lewis a boy ;
*j eo many (hereof as will h* sufficient to an
swer the purposes of said trust. Acting as
trustee I shall only convey such title as U vest
ed in me by said deed and none oiher.
ARCHIBALD HATCHER, Trustee.
!»fa tds82
for SALE.
£\ VERY handsome lull* Farm, upon (he
4RAbrad water, of A|spomatto*, iu Rucking
iiesn. This land it in the neighborhood of Clo
ver Hill, lias remarkably well, produce! In-j
bacco of Ibe finest quality, and liaa upon it *
very large orchard ol well aelecled Innt ; I lie j
tract coutamr 310 »r. rat— Feraone ilnpmed to ,
bay, will apply to Ibe subscriber or Col. Rami
A. Palte.un, ivbo livct adjoining the premises
SAME. I*. CHRISTIAN.
March 2. ta
OOMMUSBION BUSINESS.
rSI HF. subscriber snlonn- hit friends nud the
B public that be connnuea to do buiitieai
on Fonimisiiun, and promise* that nu paint
•ball ha tpared to give entire aatiafaetinn to1
alt Planters and Farmers who may confide to
Ilia management tbn tale of Tnhaccj, Flour,
, or other produce. Hit office will he kept at
, ilia Store ol Messrs- .1 \ 8. Halsey, neat door
'below the Farmer's Bank
1). SAUNDERS, jr.
.fan. 19. 12m
|SJ O 1 ICE—All pnikontbaviiig claims againa
I* the eaiaie ol Atubroae Rucker, dec. are
icqueateil to tiling tin in forts ard well authenti
cated, at ilie law directs, in order that I inn)
make provisions to pay tin- tame : those indebf
rd to the estate aie reqins'id to make pny
jneni ANTHONY RUCKER, ea r
“ May 4. iv7.r>
TRUST SAU. OF
V iv\wu.\)\u L‘to\\wt>j.
ON the first day ot Amherst June court urn
wf shii 11 proceed to Mill, hi public auction,
for ready money, the following propeity. con
vey^ in trust, by John Ware, sen. oflhfc
county oT Audi# > for 11m purpose ot carrying
mio ctiVrt » object* ol the trust deed by
va *iic.h u conveyed to us. and which is ot rec
ord ia the office of the, said court, Tom,a hoy,
I lul, a hoy, Lucy, t» woman, and her child Wd
hum, Cordelia, u girl, and Kllen, a girl—AUo,
one tf net of land, lying In the Raid county of
Amherst, ®nd adjoining f!»e lands ot liavid S.
(iarUnd and others, and containing, hy e?ti
inatmii, thiee hundi< d and eighty acres. The
title is believed to hr nidi potable, hut acting in
the ch aracter of trustees, we will convey that
which is vested ill us and none other i he Mile
will take place in front ol the Mouse.
KDVUJNI) WINSTON, |
WM. AliMISTKAlL
Mav 7.
AntuJhjspcptk or sour Stomach nils.
I NDKiEsTION or Sour Stomach is acknow I
M (edged by Medical writers to belt complain!
ot stubborn kind, at all tunes very difficult ol
cure. This is sufficiently illustrated in I no dis
appointment of those who unfortunately stiff i
trnler it, as they for the most part find that, Mi
ner having tried many things to little or no pur
pose, they are at Iasi obliged to use lor perhaps
the remainder of lile such artic le-* as ran at best
but palliate the disease. Uudct mu Ii liicutn
sum e. any medicine capable ot removing tin
complaint must surely be an article High v
deserving the attention of all those afflicted
with if. The proprietor of the»e fills is there
fore happy in oHerin; to ihc afflicted an in vatu
able medicine, the success of which has never
yet been equalled for the. cure of l)\sprp«ia in
its most complicated forms, such us lo»> of ap
petite, nausea or sickness at the stomach, and
sometimes vomiting, belching up wutcr which
is sometimes tasteless, bul most Commonly sour,
gnawing pain in the stomach, h< artbiirn, or
what is called sour stomach, costivenesf. pale
ness of the countenance, languor, lowness nl
spirits, palpitation ol the henri, vertigo or gid*
dinesi, and disturbed sleep, Sue. Whoever ap
plies these fills in the above diseusi-s according
to the directions, will never he disappointed, ns
they have ncvei om e been known to fail in
piodtii mg a radical and permanent cure. The
use ot a single box will convince the most unbe
lieving of their efficacy. They will most effec
tually remove all sourness of the stomach, not
merely by neutralising the acid, bul by correc
ting that morbid -talc of flies secretions which
give rise to it, and at the same lime w ill res
tore io the debilitated organs of digestion that
tone and vigour winch is absolutely necessary
to the well being of tlm animal economy
A supply of the above valuable fills juft re
reived and lor $ale by Thomas I. Duval, sole a
grill for the sales in this place.
T.J. DUVAL.
April 3< *
' # W ILL sell from 300to 600 acres ol unclear
wl ed laud, lying in Bedford county, three
quarterst»f a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It is well adapt
ed to tin* culture of Tobacco ami the different
kind of grain, usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood ; is well watered, and lies better than any
tract of its sixe in this part of the country. It is
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will he very accommodating; soy one, two
ami three years, upon a small payment in hand.
Knquire of the subscriber, one mile and a hnl
south of New London. ALKX. AUSTIN.
Jan. 17 s‘2P
"CALEB ODELL,
At. the Sign of the liij; lioot.
Ntuf dour tn Hr Hov el Davie*.
HAS lately received addi
tional supplies of various
articles in his line, and now oiler
lor sale hi very reduced prices
for cash or approved paper, an
extensive assortment of
Gentlemens’ Boots and Shoe*
Ladies’ do do I’runclla
Morocco and Seal Skin
Childrens' do
^prvants do
Was upptr and sole Leather
Morocco ami Lining Skins
Bale Colton Yarn, by the ilM> and & its.
Knitting Codon, assorted sixes
Lamp Wick
Hardware and Cuflety
1 nr and Wool Hals
Sval and other Caps
Seal 'l i unUs
I liHve connected with uiy|stoi<*, a manti}
faci .ry of Uentlemens- Bouts* uml Shoes_I
likewise manufacture Ladies’ Seal, Morocco
and Prunella Shoes, which will l>e made ol the
he.I materials, upon the shortest notice and in
(he most fashionable aud neat manner.
May 4._ ls
One half of Huge Isle fur Sail*.
IWjSH la tell this Valuable tract of laud,
lyinjf on lye lliver, in Moist n county, «
bout 18 miles from Neiv Market, (at the junc
tion of Tye and James Kiver,) where there is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat naviga
tion to Kichmond ; in the neighborhood there
are two first rute manufacturing mills for flour,
1 he half of the tract contains, by climate, 150(1
acre., and in good repair. This tract is consi
dered one ol the best in Melsou enuntv, part it in
lariv well adapted to tobacco, corn & wheat. The
land is well watered and limbered, and a great
deal ol fine tobacco land to cut. There is a
body of 150 acres of low grounds of good .pml
on 'he river, attached lo either half ol Ibis
desirable place. The purchaser will he allow
ed to purchase either half of (his estate (the
lower or I he upper portion) as may hesl suit lit.
wishes. It is useless to give a further descrip
i lion ol this desirable estalt, us those wishing to
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A
cres, residing on the place, will shew the laud
to any person wishing to view it. I dispos
ed to$ell oil accommodating terms, hot a bar
gain can he had for cash, or I would take ne
groes in payment. Letters addressed to rue in
Lynchburg will be piomptlv attended to*
„ „ LANDO.N K CABKLL.
M»y * IsTtJ
LlllD rCP.Cl.LBs
IN virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date llie ‘
28t!i of November, 1822, and duly recorded '
in the clerk's office of the county court of Am-'
lierst, on Ihc8tb of January, 1F23,whereby Jas
S. Pendleton, of the said county, conveyed to j
the undersigned, in trust, for the put pores
tliceein mentioned, one certain tract ot parcel
of land, containing 753 acrei, lie I he same
more or lest, lying and being in the county of !
Amherst, on Buffalo* river, on both sides ol the
road from New Glasgow to Lynchburg, and
adjoining the lands of David S. Garland, being
the same lands which Thomas Vldtidge purcha
sed of John Canon and John Warwick, U which
was conveyed by said Thomas Aldridge U Cn
tharine his wife, to the said James b. Pendle
ton, by deed hearing elute the 2Uth day of A
pril, 1818, we shall, on Monday the Pith day of
of June neit, before the front door ot the Ea
gle Hotel, in the cily of Richmond, proceed to
sell, to the highest holder, at p blic auction,
for cash, all that part of said tract ol land which
lies east of the said toad, with h small pari west
ufthe said road to include the barn, containing
agreeably toteceitf aurvev, 303 acres for the
purposes of laid trust. On that portion of said
tract, which will be sold as aforesaid, there
ib a I wo story brick dwelling house, w it It other
necessary out liousci, the situation is healthy
water good, neighborhood ni>reeiibl», im
provements in good condition; aud plantation
under a good system of culture- I lie title is
hulieved to hr n.disputable, hilt acting as trus
tees we shall‘ell and i onvey only tlie tiile ves
ted in in. P. N. Nlf'HOL AS, ( Trus
H M. NEK HR VIS, $ lees.
Auril 13. tdsGb
I^T Of ICE.—'I Im subscriber having acted in
j.™ the character of Deputy bheriff lor the late
Thomas West, Sheriff of the county of Camp
bell, from June, I82ti, until April, Ihv'B, and
wishing to close all matters connected with his
ofliclal'dulifs whilst acting in that capacity,
hereby notifies ail persons having claims or dr
mauds agiiitisl the lute Sheriff, lor the ails of
said deputy lustiring them forward immediate
ly for adjustment and settlement, And all who
have chtiins against the subscriber individually,
either by bund, note, or account, tire likew ise
requested, anil hereby notified, to present them
without delay ; as this notification will he
pleaded in bar of all such usnrtt not presented
in a i uusooahlr time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May 11 3m77
Soda Water
l/rnili'. subscriber1* Soda I* omit,tin is now in
iS* full operation.
Ilfc hits also received n small ixlrtitional sup*
ply of DlttKiS ol MI'.DM INK^, ->ottie <>|
aie direct Irom I’Altlb and LONDON.
T. .1. UUVAJs.
Fresh Drills ami Medicines.
W Nbe subscriber has lately received aSM ALI.
H additional supply of KRESH DRUGS &
MEDICINES, which makes Inn ASSORT.
MKINT very complete. He receives SMALL
supplies almost every week, by which means,
his slock, though not the LARGEST,is always
KRESH and sufficient to meet any orders
that he may he favored with.
THOMAS J DUVAL.
N B. Prescriptions faithfully- attended to
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Jan. \
'l f with to tell wij Huff aloe tract of Land, con
iJL taming about 1800 acres, dUO of ulncli are
cleared, the most of the cleared land is creek
low grounds, a part ofudiich is highly improved,
and kept for tobacco lots. The wood land is oj
good quality, well storked w ith pine timber of
best quality. Also that part of the Otter trad,
lying on the south side of Otter lin er, snpposui
to contain about 1 fit81 acres, about dot) cleared,
200 of which are low grounds of superior quali
ty The greater purl of the wood land is tuhacro
laud of the first quality. Hither of the uboce
rads will be divided to suit purchasers.
Any person wishing to purchase, can apply la
n Irvine, near Aew London.
WILLIAM IHVr.VH.
Jan. 1 fsli)
HAVING a nothin ol going to the west, I
wish to leave in this country a negro wo
man and two children, with Ini husband, who
cannot he bought—I will sell in exchange them
for other negroes ; agood cook is now wanted ;
the woman is one ot the very fust late field
hands, and a girl Id years old, a fine house si
van*, nurse, far. 1 lie other is young. Also,a
head nnui on the water, who is ant excelled by
any fur honesty and iiiuning the liver. I will
sell nr exchange him for a plantation hand. Lot
nformalion apply to the Editors.
April l(i. ts
ROLLING Bl'KKI NS.
C1DN8 I \M LY oil hand ami tin sale 12,
/ M and 20 inches wide, or wove lo suit
any size reel. Also wove wire lor wheat
fans, or any other purposes. Together with
iron wheels, large and small, and also wal
luwers lor Inns. Sold on Ibo lowest terms by
\VM. BI RD.
March 19. dm
(iOMMI'l I l.l' tojail, in ihe Coporalion of
J Lynchburg, the sixteenth of June, IK28,
a negro Honiun who says her name is ITILHK.
She it a woman of afoot i3 or 2d years of
age, dark completion, aCoul common stature,
a nd says that she was pul in Ihe hands ol tlie
Marshal of Ihe Richmond district hy the Chan
cellor, and hired to Wiu K. Carter, ol liooch
bind co. Va. from whom the absconded.
The person having the charge of this Negro
s requested to coiue forward, pay charges, anil
lake her away, or else she shall be sold accni
dhig lo law, on Saturday the 2Ulh day of June
lien, in trout of the market house, in the
Corporulhui of l.ynchhurg.
8AML. BRANSFOKD, Jailor.
May fti. t«fs
COOTICK.—I wish lo sell my
£ J irnct of land, lying ill II.«■
lower end ol Bedlord County, a
built seven and a half miles Iroui
Lv nebbing. I his Itact contains T65 acres, a
bout half in wood laud, the balance under a
good state of cultivation, and well enclosed.
The improvement tare a comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out bouses, and
good hams.—As no pne would probably pur
chase without first viewing the premises, ii
will be unnecessary to he more particular in
Ihe description.—T he tmms will he nccomnin
dating, and uiadn known on application to
the subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND COBBS.
Dec. I. (132
I.IOR HIRE, a negro womsnwho can cook
wash, spin, b:c VV OWENS.
May 21. If
SPSI1TG GCCES
DAVIU &. HUBERT KVLE, take pleasure :
in announcing (be first arrival of their
hpf mg Gunds, to which, being chiefly in the
Kamy line— tliey respect Hilly invite tlis atten
tion oi the Ladies—auiung the articles received
are :
Super blk. Italian Lustrings
Kith blue, blue black, pink, olive, L straw col
orci. Uro de Maps
A few pu-cesof splendid white watered Gro de
Maps
Black suit fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black, while, blue, pink and straw colored Flo
rences
Black Satins and Modes
White, pink, blue, ciunainon and straw colored
Satins
Black Senchews nnd Satin Levantines
A lew pieces Baltiesse, very handsome
Grode Map and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
RichDeCoupo do new style
White, pink, blue, and stiaw col'd, watered belt
Ribbons
Rich Uecuu| e and Gro de Map dress Shawls
Calicoes, new style, rich and indelible colors
A few pieces Swi-s Ginghams, beautiful
Sopei black Mankiii and Canton Cmpes
Cambrics. Jackouet ami Swiss Muslins
Pulling and Bohmett Footing
llandsouio assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barege ami tiro de Nap dress Shawls
Linen Cambiic Handkerchiefs, w hite fe colored
borders
Italian Crapes and Crape I.iesses, every shade
Ladies blk. and white Piuiit-lla Shoes
l.ohg Lawns mid Grots Cambrics
Black and while silk Hosiery, fee.
1 he above articles, it is believed, with respect
to quality nnd style, ate not to he surpwsed—
anil prices quite moderate.
ADDITIONAL
i\ l{|.< FIN 1 arrival * nablei us ai this time
lo ufl’n • o tin* public h still more desirable
assortment Himii heretofore—Amon;; other arti
cles are
Artificial Flower*, the most beautiful
Face Col ar** nod Pelerine*, the ri< hc*t stylo
Fon$f while Kul Cloves
Short, black, white, ami fancy colored do.
b'k silk Hutton#, splendid
i bread Faces and Fdgings, fancy figures
Fymp Fares, tinustiallv • heap
Seeisurkei (ainghaius, a cheap nnd handsome
artii le
1 ortoige Shell Tuck Comb*
I uck, side, ami Inn** bent df». llrnzilinn
Failles’bliK k and while Fi imt lla Shots
Floss cotton a mi thread on spool#
I nlinn Sewings, every shade
Ih coupe long Si ails, the very richest
Short cb,. cheap, yet beautiful
F ain and ''.’ainhoiircdttouk Vtuslins
.) i uml 0-4 svvi** and mull Mll.-dius
Lustring imd S.iliin Gibbon-, every wijifi and
shade
1* iue Jaconet Cravatiugs
Soper blk. Italian Silk do.
I ioe avid sopeiline Kaiceloua do,
I'lain ami Og’d. white Marseilles
Wein extra buff do.
Sup. \ alentia do.
Jel blk. Briiciiellfi. for Gentlemens’ summer
wear, the handsomest article now wuru
Gentlemens’ black and while Silk i-2 Hose
j Super double India CuKou do.
A lew pieces super brown llieend Drilling
Metal coal Bullous. iiel.le gill
Fancy V. at do. first style
Blue nod blk. Lasting do.
Super blk. Silk Velvot
I piece blue Black, mn.it superb
Gentlemens’ super black ami fancy coj'd, horse
kU III Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do. superior
\ lew dozen super English white Silk, do
! Gentlemens’ Silk pocket Handkerchiefs, first
chop J
, ALSO,
Domestics of every description, and a large
supply Ol spun Cotton Yarn.of every size, from
No. 7. to 10, inclusive
LM.LISII LOGOS!
^ ^ I EEME.N wishing tu purchase Cloths
* N and t assimeres, will please call at David
.V Hubert Kyles'-they have recently received
” si'I’I’ly m that line, of tin best English Man
ofactuie, principally blue and black, with a few
pieces lancy colors, win. h they can offer with
confidence to the public—for fine materials sol
id textures, mid ..ulifully rjth shades, they
cannot be surpassed—perhaps have never yet
been equalled,at the prices to. which the*- are
now selling.
. f , A LSO.
A lew doz. Gentlemens' Beaver Hats, oftlio
Very Jint or,/it.
hardware*
I lie subscribers lias also received a large assort
mi nt o( Hardware, among which is almost eve
iv ar' icle in t.i« Sa»liny !m<', viz:
Ladies'and Gentlemens'full and hair plate
Stirrups
Full and halt plate bridle Bills
Sitymth tiled Roll, i and inlet Buckles, eVerv
size
Rfitl and sham Roller plaits! BocUlps
I Mtf*d Slides, eveiy ei/4e
l ark- and Saddle Bosses
An w (,,0 straining Webb
W orsted and Colton Webbings, of every des
scription in deiiiHud
h tru rate Gigg and t iding Whins
',Hutiles and Bands, Kic. &c.
Saddle irees anti Hngskius are dally ejttiecteil
T. . UKOCEHIKK.
• b< > have also on hand a general assortment
, "oeeries, among other articles ure
Orleans and Alnseavado Sugars
Culm and Java Coffee
A tew boxes Chocolate
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
*\°° SHcl's •'’•ill, Liverpool filled
h tench Brandy and New England Rum, (by
wholesale) ’ v y
A few boxes best Imperial Tea, Lc
_______ L> k R.KYLE.
To I'ovudrY, MereWnU \
IT being oor wish lo extend our husiness in
the teholeialt tine, we have acrordinglv dtt
ring the present Spring, made every provision
lor t hat purpose, m,d are nnw pretmred to sup
ply wholesale customers generally, with almost
cicry article in demand, in either Staple Fan
ry or Hardware line nod at a very moderate
advance. D'AVlU it ROBERT KYLE
April 23. tg
XX yjXOiBiftiL
JT1W1 <**’*r*“l: b* KYLK. one case
7* T,rr".T '.'•'(tboros^'-Also <»few dozen Toi
tmse Sheell 1 utk tombs, ,h* largest szes.
(Way 25
EXCHANGE.
DRAFTS—on New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tunnre, Washington City, Richmond and
I etersbnrg, for sale at h small premium,
I aiid.m sums to suit purchasers, at the lottery
and exchange office of B. YV. HF.WSON, ’
Successor to S. tv M, Alien & Cm.
Feb. 2. Lynchburg.
i i TRA FINE!
ENTI.F.MEN wishing to see somethin
",e. b»OA1>
LEUill lute, are invited to examine a
piece imperial blue, just opened at
_ U.Sl U. KYLE’S.
LABBY’S best Chewing Tobacco, for sale
by the subscriber. HOWEL PAV1-ES
.VI, NY .UUllY ALft.
THLsub»criber bag just received an addi
tioual supply of Staple aad h ancy Good,
from the Not lb, which makes his slock very
complete, and winch ba i» determined to sell
very low lor cash —Among other Goods just re
ceived, are the following, viz :
Fancy London plaid I’riuts
Bengal stripes and other fancy talicoef
f’ink and blue striped Florentine, for panta
loons
French Drilling do do.
Black I’runellar, a superior article for Gculle
men s coats
Vigonia Cassimece do do do
Super blk. Bonibazette for do do do
Jaconet, Cambric, Book, and other Muslins, ve
ry cheap
Cotton and Silk Hose
A few doZ. handsome gauze Hdkfs.
Do do Ladies'Horgeskin Gloves,(lightest
colors)
Do 4 pieces Irish Linen
Do Very best Company Flag Hdkfs.
Thread ami Cotton Floss
Biaziliaa tuck rind side Combs
A few bales 4 4 brown Domestics, us uniat rtry
toll)
4-4 Cotton Checks.
Also expected, in a few dnvs, a lo( of sup. N
Orleans Sugaig,Molasses, te Java Lugar
Coffee
Spun uud Spinning Colton.
HKNRY ALLISON.
I’. S. The attention of those who w ant good
amt cheap cloths, is invited to view the suiil
scribers—Among which, is one piece of inos
superior blue fashionable shade, considered ve
ry cheap at $15—Also, one end superb black,
extra fine mid well finished—Together with
some beautiful colors, for Frocks. H. A.
I am offering my stock of Shoes, which is gf
1 itral, at n vriy small advance, with the inten
tion ot declining (except in a very limited way)
the Shoe btisintss. 'those who want will find
it to their iuteicst lo cull on H A.
May 21. tsBO
SttV)V,fc ANUUATS.
/ 1)11 I I subscriber bus a large supply of the
ii above articles, ami will sell them very
low H. ALLISON.
Dec. 25
aaa>a<03xra8» ««»'
20 O I* A V K A (<! E S
London, Paris, Boston, IS'ew York and
Philadelphia Goods for sate,
BY WHOLESALE OK RETAIL.
Medicines, drugs, panic, oils, dyesiutfs,
brushes, (vines, suutls,
Patent medicines,
Surgeon's instruments,
Halier's materials,
Dye woods in sticks and ground,
Colors, chemicals ;
The American medical herbs,
H aler colois in boxes and by dozen or sin
gle cake,
Colours (or painting on velvet,
Clothiers brushes and jacks,
Tenter hooks,
A vaiirly of fancy urlicles fiom Parts and
London, W liicli the Ladies and gentlemen of
Lynchburg niul it. vicinity, are veiy rc
pectfully invited tocall and examine. Fuller's
materials, Dentist’s instruments, a complete as
sorlnient of gum elastic instruments,' aic. The
subsetiber is iioiv opening bis spring supplies,
consisting in part of the above urlicles He ve
ry respectfully invites the call of his friends
cu-tomers. physicians, merchants, (lie citizens
of Lynchburg and the public in general, fil
ls able to supply otders to any extent, and will
sell goods on as good terms as any house in Vir
ginia. His articles are adfrtth and genuine.
IiUIVEL DAV IF.s.
June 11
FOR SALE.
I P WISH to sell my house and lot, shunted
sA near the head of Main Street, J(S0 feet h
byie seventh alley, and miming thence south
degrees,wedst 8 poles, thence north 38 deg.
west 70 feet, thence north 62 degrees, east 8
poles to second street, thence south 38 degrees,
east 70 feet to the beginning. The said piece
of ground being part of the lots known in die
plan of the town by No. 65 and 225. On this
lot theie is a convenient dwelling bouse, und a
most excellent garden. There is likewise on
the lot a good tobacco manufactory, with the
screws and all fixtures necessary to carry on the
business extensively. There are few lots in
town more convenient or desirable than ibis, it
IS situated on main sire. I, in a pleasant part of
town, and in one of tbo best neighborhoods.
Hie situation is healthy, water convenient, and
in every respect a desirable residence for a pri
vate family or a man oi business, 1 will make
terins uccommodHting, and will take negroes in
I’*1" payment. Em parDenials, application
may be made to the subscriber living on the
pi utilises, or to the Editors of the Virginian.
„ SAML. LOVE.
Feb. 12
Campbell May Court, 1829.
TO/ U I. IA M Ota.Ksin and tlavnl <lel«.-l»v, .a,limit*
W again.! John II.Ogle.f.y .11.,ry Ogleiby, Jame
Ogle.by, Jacob Oglesby, Sand. Oglcahy and Nancy O
Klesby, cluldrun and heirs of Jm oh Oglesby, dee Ogles*
by i'lerman. Sarah and Eh/ahctb Piertuan, Jane few
ler.J'.hu Whittingon and.I'letniuiline ins wife, Sarah
I ox, Margaret I-ox ami lluvid Fox, dells.
IN CHANCERY.
Ttie defendanta. Surah Fox Murgaret Fox, David Fox
Nancy Ogleshy A Jaine- Ugh-by, not appearing &|uuns
vvering the plainiid »lull, a. cording in tbe act uf Assembly
and III., rules ol tilts . our', A u appi uiaug lo the satirfac
mm ol the court that they are no! inhabitants of Hue
. late—it I.ordered, and decreed, lliut they do appear
here Oil the •ee.iiid Monday in August next, and an
swer the billot the cninplninnnts, and thin a copy of
tins order be forthwith mserled in the Virginian, a I
newspaper published in the l„wn „l Lynchburg, for!
oight weelii Mieecrwvely. and posted up «t the front1
* the com t,muse u! this county on some court
ACopy-Tdo. JOHN ALEXANDER,elk.
Ma* CI' wa« |
VIKaiMA-A. Ruleshohlcu it>the Clerk's uflieenf the
Hustings ruurt,ii,, the Cue|wrntionuf Cyuihbure, mi
Monday thuhth day of April, 1629.
Thiw. Hryaut, pltf. uud Edward McCurt and Christo
pher Anthony, deft*. fi»to
me .r . IN CHANCERY.
Tho defend.*! Edward McCart nut having entered !
Ilia appearance and given security according to die mi ^
“r'V“-?h y un<1 ,llc ru,e* ofI,l« court, and it uppi urine
>v sat,.factory evidence that lie i. not an inhabitant ,J
this country : It is ordered that the aaid defenduut do
appear here on the first dnv of neat Aue. term uud an
s»er the lull of the plaintiff , nnd that a copy of this or.
fhe town ofL^hh*'**? ,U '",l,c n"v»P“l'« primed hi
ino low n of L>ru«li»inrg for iw o inonih* nocccrriv?Iv ami
posted at the Iron, door.of the courthouse m/l^sad
l°april 10 A t0W-teb*' J- «NAGH, C.
w2m
YIRCHNIA To w,t At the Rules 1,olden in the Clerk 's
olhee ot the county Court of Bedford, on Monday 'the i
fir-t day ol June, John C. Noell, pla u ,ff a-1
gainst VYrn; Kerr and Joaepi, Clark, Ceorge Stoul. v :
and Win. Cook, executors uf lsli.nu Clark, dec'd ilf- ’’
(•-mlants. in C'hancury. * J
The defendant Wm. Kerr, not having colored Ins I
appeurulu e and given security a. curding to die act uf i
Assembly and the rules of ibis Court, and it imp,•urine
by satisfactory evidence that hu is not „„ inhabitant of
this country ; un motion of tlui plaintiff, by c.uusel u '
is ordered, that tha said defendant William Kerr’ do I
appear here on thi fourth Monday in August next and
ni'swa r the bill of the plaintiff ; and that ,1 copy of *hit
or,I, r be lorthwnh inserted in some now.paper uubhiish
ed •<> tho iowu of Lynchburg, for two Lu,U ,u«e.I
sivtls, and posted at the front door of the couriiion.e
ot this county, ontwoeeveral cuurtdays
A cop;— Tc>te
June 8 H W. WINQkTIFLn, D C
2io65 I
BB. HOTrSLL-L
VEGETABLE MEDlClJr*
(iKNLRALLY. *'
Montgomery no. tppr, Dublin T#wnihiri ,
Dr. Howell—Sir: 6, 182jT* .
I have been recommended to call on
for assistance for a child ol mine u ho it ,'l*® ’
lo fils. She wai taken with them when | C'
four months old, and has them by spell,
since. She is now three years old. l rVt'
had three Physicians to attend her, but al'l"'
no purpose. The child is hearty, with lb-.'
ceplion ol those spells. Please to send n,,'T
few lines by the bearer, expressive ufyuur u '
mon wheltier you cau cure or help her. 1
Yours, ISAAC WOOD
This child, who had been subject to vj0i(,
fits for a period of more than two year, H'
eiiiuely restored to health in a few day, ' ai‘
has continued free from them ever eiutt '
CERTIFICATES.
I have seeu Mr. Wood’s child repeated
since, and averthal (lie was entirely cured
Dr. llowull, as represented in the afnres.
latement.
The case of Mr. Wood's child, wliile
justly excite our admirarion, is one which t
consider ax marked with linking features
the early age ol lour montli, she wa, *
with fits, and suffered to a distressing diern ' !
the violence oft lie paroxysms NotwittmaJ, f
ing the efforts of three very respectable pm
fessional gentlemen, the paroxysms continue,
to recur alter the usual intervals, and with ,.
usual degree ol violence. This stale of thin4
continued until the child reached her 3rd ,ta°
thin is for more than two years. l)r. Hoar
was ut length consulted, but at a time when lr
lie hopes were eutertaiyed hy the family p,,.
any rtleclual seivice could be rendered hy |.u
man agency. But to the self gratulationoftht
parents and the happineasof the little snfTerri
complete, effectual, aiul permanent relief »a
almost immediately obtained. After the exp,
bifiou of a few doses ol the medicine, her hr*'*!
was esiatili-hed. A period of nine mouths ht,
since elapsed without a return of the paroxv>n
or even a symptom of the complaint. Ha’,in.
a knowledge o' the fact mid acquainted mu,
the circuinstace of the case, I cheerfully sat
scribe to the reality and correctness of the |,m
going statement. JUH.N FIELD.
FlutadetphiOj July 4, 1829.
Warren county, Nov. 16 182?
Dr. John IS lluurll,
Dl.AR Sir—You have requested my opiinur.
on the character of your Vegetable KuiniV
Pills. In reply, 1 am able to s~ale, that I lu,,J,
made use ol them fora iitimher of years ui m.
ow n particular use, beside, administering them
lo a gieat number of persons under a vaueiy
• •inis ol die. ase, and always with the lispmw,
results. One particular and remarkable cast
was that of MissS-. This lady was afflict
ed, for n period of two years, with glandular
swellings of a very huge size, which, after l*>
ing fully developed, broke and discharged „
great dealol matter, hy which she was reduced
to a very low and weakly stale. Die approach
of the tumors was announced by a [nicking sei
sa ion or itching on the surface, inlWimnatini
tlien proceeded rapidly, until they were fully
farmed. Whenever the itching wa, perceived
her praclici w as to Inke one pill, and bv the
use of the [lilts loi twelve weeks, taking nut*
two a week, the growth ol the tumors wa, ar,
iextra, anil their subsequent appearance *n.
tircly prevented ; after which she continued to
meiiil. and gainr d strength very ropiiPv. Pit
vious to this, she hud been alteialed bv a yerv
respectable medical gentle man, but without i '•
feet—and to the use of the Family Fills alune
I do not to sitate to ascribe her extraordinary
restora ian.
A no'her case was that of a child subject t&
fits, in wl.ich instance they did not lad lo ho
complish a complete cure. I have exhibited
them in Dysqntery , Bilious complaints, Debili;
ty, and Organic derangement, with very d»ri
dcd efleets, and feei no hesitation in recommen*
diug them as valuable medicine in the alore
said complaints, and wherever a mild purga.
live is required.
Witu .sentiments ofesteem,
Hespectfully vours,
JOHN FIELD.
F’. S. It may not he improper to supersd'i,
that in mv own personal instance, a few wed.
since. I sufl'ered from an attack of somethin^
like Dysentery, and found a few doses of tie
Fills lu remove it cflectualy, unaided by noy 0
tiler means. J. K.
Letter from Theodore V. II. Lyman
Dr. Howell—Sir, I wonld inform you, thnl in
the summer of JB2t>, I was teveiely atilicied
with the Liver complaint, or something ap
proximating nearly to Consumption- I had
made use of different medicines for some little
time, without any radical alteration lor the
better, when I was induced by a particular
fiend, Mrs L-, to make use of your PTIS
AN ; I did so, in conjunction with ihe I'amibi
Pills, and in three or foul weeks I was peifeci
ly restored to health, and have enjoyed it «<’
interruptedly up to the present time. Shmilil
these remarks be of any service to you, yim
arc at liberty to make what use you think pro
pec of them Sincerely yours,
THEODORE I*. II-LYMAN
Philadelphia, April 30. 1827
Certificate of Pho he IVillit.
I u ns attacked during the Iasi winter v»itji a
complaint tu which 1 had been mole or less suit
ject lor several years, viz : Ihe Lilians Chain
and which, at this time,fur (our ir.nntks "av
uncommonly severe. In this situation I applied
to Dc John B. Howell, who put me under a
course ol his “Vegetable Family Fills,” in c01,
junction with his Golden Tincture of China
(lie complaint was entirely subdued, and 1,1 i
health perfectly restored in the course ol fom
or five weeks 1 now- enjov my usuhI heal!!’
arid have had no return of mv former e(,n’
plain!. FHUiBE V1LLIT
No. 73, Arch siref
Philadelphia, April 10, 1827.
Certificate of Catharine Arbristo.
I had a complaint in my tight eye, which «a
inflamed mid weak ; an ulcer discharging *e''
low* matter opened just below Ihe eye, on d'1
right cheek; a surgical operation was pronoun
ced necessary by a medical gentleman, hut ■
was not willing to submit to it. It* tl*is v**1
ol the case I applied to Dr. Howell, wh<> |,u'
me under n course of hi* Golden Tincture
Latina, in conjunction with liis“ Vegetable fa
•oily Pills, which entirely supercedes theneco
shy of a surgical operation. The inflainms
tion was removed, the ulcer healed, nod ttti
strength of the eye was entirely restored, wi'
out the pain, inconvenience, and scar ofa *BI
gical opeiation.
CATHARINE ARBRISTO
No 282 Market si. above SU
Phi lad. April 2ti, 1827.
HE subscriber, w ho is appointed agent L*
1 Vijginia, has this day received « l*r-'
snpply of Dr. John Brasier Howell's Yegela v
Medicines, which will be sold a* FhiladeljW'*
prices. HOWEL DAVIE?
AGENTS.
Mr. James McKiltioe, Richmond.
Messrs,Bragg.Joncs and Co.Petersburg
Of whom may be had Dr. John B. Howell's Vt
getable Medicines generally.
HOWEL DAVIES
Mav 18. _
WWW AUUIUKTiiM,
rjlHK subscriber has just received « *el?
handsome lot of fashionable Gingham**"1'
Calicoes from Near York, end will be reci*'"|
Irom that city,from time lo lime, Goods s»iW *
for the approaching reason, selected by *r‘
experienced bond. II. AM-ISO.
March ttit