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} i*UJST SALE.
BY viriut of■ deed of bn i rt> ctiled lo the
subvcntier be Min. I I bell, bearing d«te
On Hih 0«y 01 SrpiembH, t82«. end duly "
Corded nl «nv Clt rk a Ollice ot the couny eotiit
of Anrhe-»t, for ci-ri.m purposes therein <•»
jirsaad, I »i>»H powevd «• sell. u 'hr highoal
bidder, tor '"»'ly money, b- fore ill- door
of tba Franklin H- tel, it* lha town of Lynch
burg, on Tuesday ihe.’kMbday of June weal,
(whether in place 01 out) four valuable slaver,
,|, • Patrick, a waterman. John a wheel
u right. Peter, o waterman, an<l Lewis a boy ■,
i so many thereof a» will lie -afti. lent lo an
eyret the purpoaes ot said trusi Aning a*
trustee 1 shall only tear y swell tKW as is vesl
eu in mo bv raid iirnl amt none o Irer.
AHi Hlh ll l' HATCH EE, Irus'ea.
POSTPONEMENT.—'Ttn» above sale is
|»n* poned nanl Friday'tlie »lsl day id July
next, at which lime ft will lake place A H.
July 2 td»W
[M kaliE oeal seskioii of the subscriber a SchoP|
will ramioniice on the flcrt Mommy in Au
*ntt. In it Will h» taught ell ibe branches
eonslituling a good English education, and pre
paratory lo a t ollcge com »r. Perionv In nig to
Lynchburg and wishing to temove their chil
dren from those vicious and idle halms, incident
to ■ town lite, can be furnished with board in
central families, on moderate term*
5 HEN BY L -DAVIES.
_July a ____•!_ .
NOTICE—Vflierwa*. I have re-idrd for
•Oine time past at the house of David S
Garland- in iht comity of Albhersl, where J
have been engaged in the erection ol various
kinds of machinery : these circumstances may
have induced a belief that there esisled botwcen
Ate raid Garland and myself some kind of Co
partnership. which would authorise me lo make
contracts binding on him.
This is to notify all whom il may concern,
t'hat* no such authority dors nr ha* existed.ex.
ccpl in cases specially authorised hy writing
■vnter liiv hand for that imrposei Given uu.
d*r my hand this 27th day of June, 1829
1,A IAYE1TE TIBBITTS.
July 2 __
XtM'tT AJWa'TAXS*
y«AHK subscriber l ..« juit received a mim
Wi her of staple and fancy articles, to many
ni which he invites the particular attention of
the ladies. They are In pail »« follows :
Fancy Gauze hdkf* and Scarf*
Fanned bell* and Belt Ribbons* Bonnet and
Cap do
'Rattisfn and grass Cambrics
\ few piece* very superior Gingham
I0O pieces Calicos—latest style
1 piece superior French Bombazine
Italian Lustrings, Levantines, Senshaws, be
Silk,Cotton and Wonted Hose
Irish Linens and Lawns, Thread Edgings ami
Laces
Circassians, I.allring* and Bomhazcttes
To, ,.i e Shell luck, and tide Combs
Brazilian do
AY into watered Urn* de Naples
While, Green and Pink Florences
Do Satins
AVniie and HI ck Silk Hose
do Cotton ,!n
Linen and Cotton Float
Sivih, Jaconet and Mutl Muslin*
Corded and checked Mu luis
Nankin and Canton Crape*
Ladies’ and grntleincns’ Beaver Gloves (very
superior)
A few piece* very superior Cloth* and
A general atiortment of Dnnieitie*,
All at the most reduced price*, and more daily
•ipectnd. II ALLISON.
Jill' 2 f»92
#" " — *■ y iiwi * .. '■ — - -
To Farmers ami Merchants.
FlTHE *uhtersbei* having connerted them
Jl »eves under tin* firm nfj. A C. E. Lynch
b t'o. in the prosecution of the Lynchburg Mills
b miller ilist firm of Nath’l*\Vin ton’b Co in the
prosecution of (.lack Water Mi ls—will give
the highrit cash price for wheat delivered a*
either of those Mill*. Person* not satisfied
w ilh the price of wheat at the time of delivery
Can lake a receipt for Ihe same, and at any
time within »i|iy day*alter such delivery,settle
the price, or wa will grind on Commission on
fhe usiml term* and stand the Richmond In
spection NA1HL INS ION,
JOHN LYNCH, Jr.
CHARLES E LYNCH.
AVE will pay the best price for 100,000floor
barrel stave* delivered at Black Water Mills.
NATHL. WINSTON, a-CO.
July 2* H
ii.lTD POP. SJ.L3.
A GHKLAB1.K to the will of Joseph Fu >
A\ qua, dec. I will sell, to tlia highest bid
der on the 30th ol July nezt, one tract of land,
lying in Ihe County ol Bedford, on the watcis
mfLiHle Otter, two milesenst of Liberty, join
ing the land* ol Dr. Wm Austin ami others,
Amtaining upwards Of 200 acres, about one
jfourth of which K cleared, The greater part of
the wood land is tobacco land nfllie first qual
ity. There is on this Gael an excellent mill,
fn good repair. The sale will take place al the
mill. Any person w ishing to view the land
can call on the subscriber, living near llio pre
mise*. Terms will lie one, two and three years
feedit, requiring of tlm purchaser bonds with]
good security, and ulso a trust deed lo secure '
I he purchase mum v.
HEZEKIAH FUQUA,etor.
of Joseph Fuqua, dec
Ju’y 2 Ids
XoFvce, Vo V'oulY xVor
SEALED propo.al* will be received by the
Pre*ident and Directors of the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike Company, at the
Tavern of William Terry, in the town of Lib
erty, Bedford county, on Ilia twenty fifth day
of August nett, being the secobd ijay of (be
Court of said county, for the construction of
from one to two miles of Turnpik* Road, et
ti'itding from that >wu of Liberty, westwardly.
A board ol Directors wilt attend at l.iberiy on
the day above mentioned, and will furnish
to those wishing to contracl a particular de
scription of the manner in which Him road is to
be con.trio led, and oftheterms of the con.
tract. Byorderofthe Board of Directors.
JOHN M GORDON, Cleik
IFF The Lexington Intelligencer is reques
ted to publish this for ft weeks nnd forward
tbeir account lo this office for payment.
July 2. I25J
Botetourt Land for Sale.
* f OFFER for sale the tract of land on which
I reside, in the county of Uulutourt, con
laming 782 acres—there are about 220 acrea
of cleared land, which is well enclosed and in
tine order lor cropping. Near 200 acre* of the
uncleared land is of the- Very best quality, and
admirably adapted to the production ot cum,
wheat, oats, rye, tobacco, hernp and clovrr,
and is equal to any I ract of high land in the
Stale. The improvements are a plain, but
Couifnltable dwelling house, with 4 rooms,
kitchen, smoke-house, &ic—7 tohacbo houses,
n granery and wheat machine, all new. I will
show the land and make known the terms to
any one disposed to purchase.
TH. GOODE.
Ip” The Editors of the Richmond Whig will
insert the above once a week for four weeks,
and forward their aecount to this office for pay
ment. T. U.
July 2 • w4w
blanks.
Of all kinds tar sale at litis Office
lyrOJUANf l AairfiLFT.
JUST imbliihcd, " Rimarki on a Rtpori of
Hie lata Vtnaal Conji rente, in reply to
I'ttiiiexu and Mrnoriali of Rtfortntn. By
Kev. Ala Smsa. To which it added an Ap
PKKnix, and a defence nf Hie writer'* mnlivi-t
and conduct, in moving Hie adoption of said
irpoft "
I Ina ii, perhaps, one of the ablest and mnet
mipnrtani production* of Mi. Shinn'* pea,on the
subject ot Hn pending controversy ; and will,
w« trust, be read by every individual imernt
••d on either tide ol Hie <)'iettion. I lie “ Re
marks" and " appendix" were published in
Cincinnati ; but the demand was ao great. Hint
•ery few, comparatively, could be auppbed.
It i. now re.published, with the above mention*
cd addition, for tbu acconintoilHiion of all wlio
wifi read and think for thaiiiaelve*.
TERMS.
The work contain* forty-ti* octavo pages,
and is pimicit in (lie beat manner, on new
Is pc. I’rire 2ft cent*. 'I lio»e who Order to
I the amount ot <15, *ball receive 2& copie*, and
, u propori omil m mber for auv higher sum.
AH order*, poll paid, and cash enclosed, may
I hr addressed to I). II. Horsey, editor of Hie
I Mutual Rights, be. Baltimore. It
~~ CURE B Y
DU. .!• B. now
VEGETABLE
ME DIC I NE.
I Chester County, Pennsylvania, May 12th, 1829.
DEAR tifll —-Nearly a year hta elapsed
Rinri' I w.ta i hIIi'iI <»n In muleitnke the
tiis« <>f m iiiBn with an ulcerated uorr I• g, under
I one nl its most aggravated forms.—I whs in
formed the case wm of long standing, Hnd hud
resisted the ordinary mod** <»f treatment in the
I Imi.ds of several very re»pect>>ble members of
I the profession- Instead, therefore, of pursuing
the u-uh! emme, I advued him to make use of
the •• aox.x>crr tiwctuee,"
which I hm11 pieviotnJy prescribed, und seen ve
ry good effects from »t.—He did so, dressing
his leg morning nud eyeing, with tlie com
mon f arrot poul'ice. By pursuing this course,
the leg whs restored to n sound rind healthy
state in less thnn two mouths, and remains
so up to the present period. It whs u«erf with
complete sucres* in the case nt h child which
had that running at the ears so common to
children. I have prescribed your FADZZ*
IiV TILLS in a very considerable extent, |
and have great reoRou to he pleased with theii ]
effects I consider them a valuable purgative i
for the feeble and <b (irate and particularly
I for Females. I would thank you to forward
I me an additional supply b* the earliest con
veyance, and remain, with respect, yoii<«.
T. w.
The above sold by HOWEL DAVIES,
AGENT for Vnginia
July 2._
TO THE PUBLIC.
’CK'WHERRAS a report ha* been circulated,
tu the great injury of my credit and re
putation, by tome person 01 parson*, actuated
by malignant or sinistta motive*, that I have
conveyed my properly, by deni, to my chil
dren, be. in order to evade ihe payment of my
just debt*, I therefore call on each end all of
uij creditors, whether far great or small sums,
and lor any description of ilidil whatever, pio
vided they were contract! d by my privity or
consent, to come forwnrd, ns I ran, with confi
dence, a'Siirc thrill all llml I have it in my pnw
er-tu satisfy every just or lawful debt that I
owefon earth, whir h is nut already pruviderl lor
hy deed or otherwise. I solieil the favor ol
my creditors to apply and leceivc their money
as soon ns may be conveni nt.
JOHN WARE, Sr.
June 2ft
v.’i\.v juu7v. v.a.N-u
FOR SALE.
BY virtue ol a decre ol (he Cauuly Cour
of Bedford, pronounced m May term
1829, the undersigned Commissioner, will, in
puisoanceof said decree, on the first day of
B dimd July Court nett, proceed lostll.be
lore the door of Bedford Court liou-e, to Ihe
highest bidder, on n credit of one, two and
three years, that valuable (reel of land, lait
the properly of the Rev, Janies Turner, dec'd,
situate on the south side of l.iite (tiler, in
Bedford county, about -1 miles south ea l from
Liberty, containing by estimation SIM acies,
more nr less, (innltulihg the widow's dower,)
which is reserved to her during life. Aliuisl
HlKI ni res ol SHid land is cleared, end « ell en
closed, the balance is in woods, and tnleuibly
n r II timbered, Ihe whole ol which lies remarka
bly well, anil a pHrf good tobaceo land. The
impiov nirnts ure commodious—a (rnmed
Duelling House ol 7 or 8 rooms, wiih ail olhei
convi nient and necefsaiy building*—a tmm.
Apple Orchard «t about ninety or a hundred
trees of well selected fruit. This is considered
one of the lies' Karins in the neghbnrlioml, ly
ing uiiutnally well, ami well watered. Bonds
with approved security will he required ol the
purchaser. Possessing, will lie giveu on tin
first of Nov. netl.afall the premises (esrepi
the widow * dower.) with the privilege ol teed
ing ibis tad. Persons wishing to purchase can
have Ihe piemitrs shown them hy applying In
Mr. FrHiicis Hopkins, or (lie subscriber, living
near the place.
WM. LEFTWICH, Jr. Commissioner.
June 28._ idl'd 1
Twenty Dollars Reward
WILL lie given for epprehending and
delivering in me, or seeming him in
jail, iny nrgro Man BlLLY, who calls him
self Billy Woddy. He absconded on Tuesday
night the 23d inst. I apprehend he w ill at
tempt to get to Richmond, by going down Ihe
river in a boat. He formerly belonged to, Mr.
Zackariah Brooks, formerly of Richmond, and
if taken in Richmond and secured in jail there,
I will give THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Billy is about thirty yrais old, well made, ra
ther stout, and a shruda I'rllnw. Had on w hen
he (vent ol)', a coat of domestic, cloth, tow linen
pantaloons, a fur hat pretty mlirh worn He
is of dark completion, and about five feet four
I Indies in height.
(O' The Editors of Ihe Richmond Enquirer
will in'ertthis four weeks, and forward his ac
count to this cilice fur payment.
JAMES OGDEN.
June 89 ts91
NSW JBWELRY, diC.
HE subsciiliei hatjnst received (rum Now
_ York, a new supply of Ladies' and Gen
tlemens'elegant Gold I,ever 'Vatclie*. Also
Silver LcveriHiid plain English : an assortment
of I'littrif and Britannia Hare, Sugar Dishes
and Cream Dots, of a new patent and superior
(pialily—and Spectacle Glasses to suit all eves,
all of which will he told on the most moderate
««•<«*. EDWARD BROWN.
June do. irfiu
OTICE—1 wish to sell my
tract of land, lying in the
T end of Bedford county, a
seven and a half miles from
—-~jS tract contains 466 acres, a
hoot half in woodland, the f|alance under a
good state of cultivation, and well enclosed,
llie improvement sare a comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, and
good barns.—As no one would probably pur
chase without first viewing the premises, it
will be unnecessary to bo more particular iu
the description.—The terms will be accommo
dating, and made known on application to
tbe subscriber, living on the premises
EDMUND COBBS.
Dcc*k (faa
*
MIDWAY HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A- XAI.'PI hn llit plmure to inform
^ tiii friends anil the public, that he lias
taken this new and spb-ndid establishment,
lately erected by Mr. Alexander Garrett, winch
fur beauty of situation, is perhaps unrivalled
being located Ml llie South Western part of
Charlottesville, iu thriniilst ol a beau'ilul grove
of trees, uml on a lovely! eminence,nearly cqai
distant from Munlicello, (the late abode of me
venerable Jefferson) and the University of Vir
gia, commanding a charming prospect ol both,
as well as of the surrounding country, which is
remarkable lot its scenery.
Tim Hotel is spacious and provided with eve
ry convenience that can ronduce l > liie com
fort of travellers. The bed-rooms me lofty,
mry, and furnished in the ties' uianuer. The
table will always be supplied with every deli
cacy, which the fertile Country around can
produce, and the bar offers a choice assort ment
of every kind of liquors, selected with care
from lliclnnoiid and the Northern cities. The
Slables are of brick, airy, apacious and in etfery
respect very convenient ; the water being con
veyed to I lit in by conduits, insures a constant
supply to the finises.
Travellers who vi-it the Springs of Virginia,
or resort to the upper country in quest of neallli
or plensure, will find tin, the urns' eligible titu
a'1011 on their route, and the present occupnnl
pledge- himself to use every exertion to COlilri
' imte to their comfort.
| June 26. 2wf)0
R. JOHN McGHEE—Sir, as yon are not
an inhabitant of Virginia, I lake this
mode, through lliu public mwstpapert. to notify
you that I shall, on the 24th tiny of August,
IM2!), iu the Engle Tavern, at Bedford Court
House, lake the deposition of Join. Ifudnal and
others, to tie read as evidence on the trial of
iny suit, deferred Mill undetermined in the
( liancery side of Bedford counly e.ourl, iu no
lice of a cross lull against you, John S. Brown
and David Saunders.
Votir obedient seivalit,
VVM. McGHEE.
June 26. Unfit)
1»AV»V>VVV,\VS WanlvA.
TMl KN DOLLARS per month and good (are
■ will he given for good laborers to work
outlie Lynchburg WaterlVorks.il immediate
application is mado to Mr. A. Stein or the sub
set iher. J, VICTOR.
June 25. WOO
To Mrs. Margaret MrKenly, ailwz. of
Henry MrKenly, dec.
AS you are not an inhabitant of this Com
iiionwealtb, we take this method of no
tifying you, that we (halt, on the 24th dny of
July next, proceed, at I he house of Cap!. John
Lynch, in the county ot Madison, and State of
'Tennessee, to lake the deposition of the said
John Lynch, In he lead as evidence in a suit
now depending and undetermined in I lie Su
perior Court of Law, for the county of Camp
bell, wherein you are pit!, and the President
Directors and Company of the Lynchburg and
Salem Turnpike Company, are defendants. If
from iiiiv circumstance said deposition he not
taken on the 24th, wr shall proceed at the same
place on the 25th of the same month to take
i.. WILLIAM RADFORD,
President of the Lynchburg ii Salem Turn
pike Company.
June 15. 4w90
Now and beautiful fancybootls.
/ 1111K Ladies of Lynchburg unit adjacent
Ik country, me respectfully invited to ex
amice our recent supply of fashionable fancy
Goods Wc give a slight sketch of their style
and character :
Salmon, blue, pink, straw and lilac plain Pal
inerioe
Watered, striped, shaded and figured Langued
oc Bareges
Seemed morning Barege, new stylo
Caspian Shawls ol the most beautiful shades
A great variety of rich ivotked Muslins and
checked do
5 4 plain Buhbiuett lace, sup. to any hereto
lure impurled
First quality Is Ik. Italian' Lutestrings
Which, with numerous otliei articles in the
lalhionable line, they am determined to of
fer to their friends at the lowest market pri
ces. McKKK, ROBINSON k CO.
June 1
Tint subscriber oilers lor Sole
10 Mills IV. Iiulia and N.O. 5ugar,a puit fust
chop
5b Bags Green Coffee
5 do old Java do
2 lihds and 5 bhs Molasses
3 tons country Bar Iron
1 do Fuglish do for Curringe Tyres
250 Sacks best Liverpool filled Salt, 10 to
the ton
25 libl- New Herrings
10 do Slntd
15 do Maccarel
lOOu lbs. Cotton Yarn assorted, No*. 6 to 15
1000 lbs. Soal Leather
15 f a ks Nails und Iliads
10,00b Ihs Bacon
15 bills sup. Floor
TOO lbs. spinning Cotton
500 yards low and tl ix Linen
20 boxgg Window Glass,. 5 X 10 10 X 12
50t>lbs. Blistered Steel
150 lbs German do
3 bags black Pepper
2 do white Ginger
3 cases wool anil Tur Hats
1 box No. 10 Cotton Cards t
1 bid Allum
I do Copperas
10 Kegs Powder
JO Bags Shot
l" Mils Malaga W ine
5 Irani Imp. ami Gun Tow tier Tea
600 Jbs. Loal Sugar, pari first chop family
Sicily Madeira Wine. Spanish float and B»n
gal Indigo, Writing, Letter and Wrapping Ta
per, Sperm and Tallow Camllas. Shoe Thread,
Domestic Cottons, Stripes and Cheeks ; Lard,
Beeswax and 1 allow, Chewing Tobacco ; IT*4.
7-3 and 1 inch Hoop Iron, Waggon Buckets,
Horse Collars, Leading Lines and Bed Cords,
; Nests. Wood Ware, Wool and Wool Rolls. Vine
gar, Aic. &c allot which ho will sell on ac
commodating terms for cash, or in barter far
country produce, for which a liberal price will
lif given. GKQ. BAGBY,
I Bank Square, Lynchburg.
June 13 1 in
rjlHe subscriber has ju*t established,; and
JL has now in operation near his residence,
McAlister’s old Store, near Mr. Tbot. Reid's
Mill on falling, ox the road leading from the
R«*d House in Charlotte, fo Lynchburg, a first
tale new (aiding Machine. The price for
carding will be 8 cent* the pound. The wool
must be brought to the machine in a clear
slate and greased with about I pound nfgrcese
fo every it) pounds of wool. He hope* by his ex
ertions to have the work executed in a most sat
isfactory manner, to receive encouragement in
this undertaking. \VM. THOMPSON, Jr.
ICT It will be necessary to send a blanket or
something of the kind to return the rolls on.
June 1. 3 ioo83
V^BEaiq fills morning opening a case Leg.
Nr# horn., surprising in style and cheap,
ness those previously offered, and considered
low. McKEE, ROBINSON & GO.
June 1
coMaaxssxoar business
FIT HE subscriber inform' his friend* and the
M. public that be cunlmuei to do business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall br spared to give entire satisfaction In
all Planters and Farmers who may confide to
bis management Ibe sale nf Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His office will be kept et
(he Store ol Messrs. J. Jr 8. Halsey, licit doer
below the Farmer * Bank
D. 8AUNBEKS, jr.
Jan. 19. 12m
UW1LL sell from 300to 600 acres ol unclenr
ed laud, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It it well adapt
ed loth* culture of Tobacco anil the different
kind ol gram usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood ; is well watered, and lies better Ilian any
tract of ils sixe in this part of the country. It is
ao situated as to be entirely exempted from do
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will he very accommodating ; say one, two
and three years, upon a small payment in hand.
Enquire of the subscriber, one mile and a lial
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. 17. *29
Anti-Dyspeptic or sour stomach Pills.
INDRiEb'l ION or Sour Sloniaeh is acknow
lodged by M'diml writers to be a complaint
of stubborn kind, al ail limes very difficult ol
cure. This is sufficiently illustrated in tha dis
appointment of those who unfortunately suffer
•rider it, a - they for the most pari find that, af
net having tried many I lungs lo little nr no pur
pose, they are at last obliged to use fur perhaps
the remainder uf lite such ankle* as can at best
but palliate the disease. Undei such circum
stance* any medicine capable ol removing the,
complaint must surely he an article highly
deserving the atlenth-n of all those afflicted
with it. The proprietor of these Pills is there
fore happy in offering to the aftlicied an invalu
able medicine, the success of which has never
yet been equalled for the cure nf Dyspepsia in
ils most complicated forms, such as loss of an
petite, nausea or sickness at tlie stomach, ami
sometimes vomiting, b'dching up water which
is sometimes models, bu' most commonly sour,
gnawing pain in the stomach, heartburn, or
wtial is called sour stomach, cosfivencts. pale
ness of'the countenance, languor, lowness ol
spirits, palpitation <>t the heart, vertigo or gid
dines", and tlistuibed deep, Ac, W hoever ap
plies these Tills in the above diseases according
to the directions, will never he disappointed, ns
they have novel once been known to tail in
prodn ing a radical ant, permanent cure* The
uso of a single Inn will convince llie most unbe
lieving of their efficacy. They u ill most effec
tually remove nil imiine-i of the stomach, not
merely by neutralising the acid, but hy correc
ting that morbid -tale of the "ccre'imis w hich
give rise to if,and at thesamr time will res
lore to the debilitated organs of digestion that
lono and vigour which is absolutely necessary
to the well Doing of the animat economy
A supply of the above valuable Tills just re
ceived and for sale by Thomas f. Duval, sole a
gent for tbe sales in this place.
T. 1. DU'VAl,.
April 30
One half of Rose Isle for Kale.
I WISH lo St ll this valuable liacl of lanu,
1. lying on lye Itiver, in Nelst n county, h
boui 18 miles from New Market, (at tlie junc
tion of Tye hikJ James River,) where there is
an iris11el:I ion fur Tobacco ami beat naviga
tion to Kiclimniul ; in Ihe neighborhood there
are two first rale mamd'acluriog mills for Hi nr.
I lie half of the tract contains, by estimate, 1500
acrp«, amt m good repair. Tins tract w consi
dered one of the best in Nelson county, particu
larly well adapted lo tobacco,c rn Si wiieal. The
land is well watered and timbered, and a great
deal of tine tobacco land to cut. There is a
body of 150 acres of low gionnds of good <|tml
ily on lfie river, aiiai bed lo either half ol this
desirable place The purchaser will he allow
ed lo purchase either half ol this estate (the (
lower or Ihe upper put lion) ns may best soil Ills
wishes. Ii is useless to give a further descrip
tion oltliis desirable esiati, ns those wishing to
purchase will lirst view the premises. Mr. A
ciei, residing on the place, will shew the land
to any persun wishing lo view it I am dispns
rd to sell on accommodating terms, but a imr
gain can be had (or cash, or I would take ne
groes in payment Letters addressed lo me or
Hr. Ci A. Rose, in Lynchburg will be piompllv
attended to. LAN DON R. CABELL.
May 7. Is7d
J I If E.— 1 he suliscr.lier having acted in
JLsl the character ol Deputy Sheiiff lor the late
1 tnniias V\esi, Slierifl ill the conn y of Camp,
bell, from June, I82ti, until April, 1828, and
w isnmg to close all inaltcrs count pled w nil his
olfv ml 'dune's whilst acting in that capncuy,
herein notifies all persons having claims or de
mands agonist llie late ShentV, lor Ihe acts of
said deputy to-bring hem forward immediate
ly for adjustment and settlement. And all who
have claims against the subsc. ilier individually,
either by bond, note, or account, are likewise
requested, andlieieby notified, to present them
without dtlay ; as this uolificatioii will he
pleaded m bar ol all such as are not presentee
in a reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May 11. 3iu77
SNUFFS.
Mnsuiapa'am
Irish high 1 oast
Seemed liiown, Rappee
Beaumont s Mixture, Ike.
French Rappee
•lost received by T. 3. VL'VAL.
June II
Fresh Drugs ami Medicines.
W N>'C subscriherhaslately received aSM ALL*
sLL additional supply of FRESH DRUGS At
MEDICINES, which makes his ASSORT.
ME NT very complete. He receives SMALL
supplies almost every week, bv which means,
his stock, though not the LARGEST,is always
FRESH and sufficient to meet any orders
that he may be favored with.
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
N. B. Prescriptions faithfully attended to
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Jan. ’.
it anr A'jaaYAiLt?
experienced nawTT |j ALMSON
March ‘ rs‘lf
i speih© seers
DAVID Al KUBKRT KVLK, lake plea-ure
iti announcing (he Bril arrival of their
) spring Goods, to which, being chiefly in the
Fancy hue—they respectfully invite tha elten.
tiou uf the Ladies—aiming the article* received
are :
Super blk. llalinn 'Lusti mgs
Rich blue, blue block, pink, olive, & straw col
are*. Uio de Maps
A few pieces uf splendid while watered Uro de
Rapa
Black *nd fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black, while, Wue, pink and drew colored Flo
rences
| Black Sating and Modes
I White, pink, Wue, ctutiamon and straw colorad
Satins
Black Senchews and Salin Levantine*
A few pieces Baltiesse, very handsome
Gro de Map and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich Decoupe do new style
While, pink, blue, and straw col'd,watered belt
Ribbons
Rich Decuu| e and Gro tie Man dress Shawls
Calicoes, new style, rich and indelible colors
A few pieces Swiss Ginghams, beautiful
Super black Mankin and Canton Crapes
Cambrics, Jnekouet and Swiss Muslins
Purling mid Bobinett Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
lilack barege and Gro de Map dress Shawls
Linen Cambric Huudkerchiels, white k colored
borders
Italian Crapes and Crape Messes, every shade
Ladies blk. and white Prunella Slioss
Long Lawns and Grass Cambrics
Black and white silk Hosiery, kc.
The aLove articles, it is believed, with rrsport
to quality and style, are not to be surpassed —
and prices quite mode ate.
ADDITIONAL
,\ KECf.Mi arrival enables us at this time
sill to rifle.- to the public a still more desirable
asror'meiit than heretofore—Among other arri
des are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars and Pelerines, the richest style
Long while Kid Gloves
Short, black, white, and fancy colored do.
Blk silk Buttons, splendid
thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
Gymp Lin es, unusually cheap
dei rsucker Ginghams, a cheap and handsome
article
1 ortoise Shell Tuck Combs
I uck, side, and long bent do, Brazilian
Ladies'black and white Prunella Shoes
h ;oe» rollon and thread on spools
I aliau Sewings, every shade
I)I-coupe long Scarls, the very richest
SI'01 • . do. cheap, vet beautiful
Plain and TamhouredBook Muslins
5 4 nod 6 4 Sw iss and mull Muslins
Liisirmg m.d Sattin Ribbons, every width arid
shade
Fine Jaconet Crsvatingg
Super blk. Italian Silk do,
I- me and sup. ifine Barcelona do.
Plain ami fig’d while Marseilles
Plain extra buff do.
Sup. Valencia do.
Jei blk. Briichelles. for Gentlemens’ summoi
wear, the hundsomest article now worn
Gentlemens’ black and white Silk 1-2 Hose
Super double India Cotton do.
A few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat Buttons, treble gill
fancy Vest do. first style
Blue ami blk. tasting do.
Super blk. Silk Velvet
1 piece blue Black, most superb
Gentlemens' super black and fancy cai'd. horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doc do. superior
A lew dozen su| er English white Silk, do
Gentlemens’ Silk pocket Handkerchiefs first
chop r
n , ALSO,
Domestics of cveiy description, and a large
supply of spun Colton Yarn.ol every size, from
Mo. 7, to 10, inclusive
M . LNLLiisn ooons:
m r-M ILf.LVlLM wishing to purchH.se Cloths
** and Cnssimeres.will please call at David
Is. Bobert Kyles they have recently received
a supply III that line, of itle best English Man
ufaclure, principally blue and black, with a few
Pieces lancy colors, whit It they can offer with
confidence to the public—for fine materials "ol
id textures, and beautifully rich shades, they
cannot be surpassed-perhaps have never vet
been equalled,at the prices tor which these me
now selling.
. r . _ ALSO,
A hew doz. Gentlemens beaver Hats, of the
very first order.
hardware*
Ihe subscribers has also received ,i ini;;e assort
mi nt of Hardware, among which is almost eve.
ry article in t.ie Sadleiy line, viz :
Ladies'and Gentlemens'full and half nlate
Stirrups r
Full and hall plate bridle Bill*
Smooth filed Roller and Inlet Buckles everv'
size ' 3
Real and sham Roller plated Buckles
Plated Slides, cveiy size
lacks and Saddle Busses
A few Gro stunning Webb
Worsted and Cotton Webbings, 0f everv des
Bcripiion in dfimnd
Etrst rate Gigg ami t itling Whips
Gtgg handles and Bands, kc. kc.
Saddle Trees and Hegsl„.iS „re ,')llilv ,..reeled
The i grocekieh,
1 hey have also on hand a general n-sortraent
Oi Groceries. among other article* are
urU»ans and Mnscavauo Sugars
Cuba and Java Coffee ° ’
A few boxes Chocolate
1 epper, Spice and Ginger
200 sacks Salt, Liverpool fi||e,|
“"j&r'1'" *“■ <•»
A few boxes best Imperial Tea. kc
__ D R.KVLE
^ “"Utl-N, «Mpvc\uU\\H> \
IThM.. -- business in
■ ^oletalt ftne.we hsve accordingly ,1,,
ring the present Spring, made every provision
forth., purpose,a„d nre „„w prepared mTp. |
every a°r.k^1nUd?ni*!r? ■ln.o«
every article in demand, m either Staple fan
cy or Hardware line, and at a very moderate
Ann*23 UAVID L ROBERTKVLE.
. -■-—_.__18
* awable l.amtfor Sale. '
1 J'ISHtoiell my tract of Land,
. .7,n8 Amherst county, ad-1
joining ,he lands of Messrs. U
rrr—-«l Daniel, L. Winston, Ambler and
lhl* |ra« ot land contains about 319
acres—lies weH—ts ,n one of the best neigh
borhoods in the country, and is surpassed by
few upland plantations for ferliliiy „f soif
There .. a good proportion of first rate Tobac
co land on it, and the balance well adapted fo
Ihe cultivation of small grain. It has too ex
celle.it apple orchard, „„ it) Rnd ea™ £
creek tew grounds, sufficiently fertile to grow
lobBcco or make excellent meadnws. Asl am
desiroii.to remove to the Western Country
7" e,v,:a great bargain in .hi. desirable
jilace. The terms will lie one third cash the
balance in one and two years. A sailIrl’-.I
5S T ■»—**»V 4“.'TZ
’ jZt 18 ISAAC HANSARD.
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Sofia W ater
•TSSSSf’-*''*...
Sw rjruVv™" ■ “Tis
are direct from PARIS and LONDON. b
T J-Dl’V.U
VEGETABLE MEDlClile
_ ulnerally. fcs
Montgomery Co. I pprr Oul.li,, Township ,
| Dr. Howell—Sir a **“«<<«». lbtt.P’$
1, I have been recommended to call on .
for assistance fo, „ child ol n,ine ulm I. ,
to fits. She wa* Wlth ^ J “**!«*
four nionlht old, and bat them by Uout
•nice. Sim it now three years oldP ,*,er
had three Physician* to attend her hut .n
no purpose. The child is hearty, ui,h the
cepltuti of those spells. Please Vo send * *B
few hoes by the hearer, eipret.ive of your ,?,?
nion whether you can cure or help her 1
Vours, ISAAC WOOD
J I his child, who had been subject to vlo|
fill tor a period of more Ilian two y,.Br,
eniitely restored to health in a few day* ’
has continued free from tlieiir evei tincv ’ a‘“1
IKKT1HCATES.
I hnve seen Mr. Wood’s child repenlei.
since, and ever that the was entirely cuif d .‘•v
Hr. Howell, a* represented in the *i„t_ V.
latement. i"l<1
The case of Mr. Wood’s child, while it
justly excite our admiration, is one Hj|: , ■\
consider as mnrked with striking feature,
the early age of four months she wa. ,
with fils, and suffered to a distressing degree b
the violenre of the paroxysms. Wotwit|,s,a' f
mg the efiorts of three very respectable ,„0'
lesstonul gentlemen, the paroxysms Co|l|j' .
to recur alter the usual inletvals, and with t|,
usual degree of violence. This ,tuiv • '
ronhouea until the child reached her 3r,t
»hdi is for more than two year*. I)r. Huwe '
was al length consulted but at a time when lii
lleliopes were entertained hy the family l|)a*
I any eftectual service could be rendered by hu
man agency. Bui lo ihe self gratulatioft ofthc
parents and ihe happiness of ib? little si.Ur rei
complete, eftectual, and permanent re lie I »„
almost immediately obtained. Alter Ihe e»|,
bilioo of a lew doses of the medicine, her health
w as established. A period ol nine months |,B.
since elapsed without a return ofthe paroxysm’'
or even a symptom of the complaint. Havine
a knowledge ol the fact and acquainted wiih
the circumstuce of the case, I cheerfully Si,l. •
scribe to the reality and correctness of the l«, e
going statement. JOHN I'IKLI>.
PhiladetjJiia, July 4, 1829.
Warren county, Nov. 16 la-'s»
Dr. John B Howell.
Deau Sm—You have requested my opinion
on the character of your V, getable Family
I ills In reply, I am able lo stale, that i
made use ot them lora nutnher of year. ,„v
ow n particnlai use, besides administering them
to a great number of persons under a variety of
forms ot disi asi', and always with the hap,he,*
results. One pa'ticular and remarkable case
was I Imt ot Rii.-s C-- —. This lady was alliici
ed, lot a period of tw o years, with ciandni .e
swellings ofa very la.ge size, wliieh, after
mg fully developed, broke and discharged a
great deal ol matter, by which site wa. reduced
to a very low and weakly stale. The Approach
of Ihe tumors was announced by a ptiekm* Mn.
salion or itching on the surface, inflammation
then proceeded rapidly, un'il they weie fully
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived
her piacuce was to take one pill, and by ihe
use ol ,he pills lot twelve weeks, taking only
two a week, the growth ol the tumors was ar
rested, and their subsequent appearance en
titely prevented ; after which she continued lo
mend and gained strength verv rapidly. J’rc
vinos lo this, she had been attended by a vetv
respectable medical gentleman, but w ithout ef
fect—and to the use of the Family Fill, alone
I do not hesitate to ascribe her extraordinary
restoraliai .
Anoihe case waslhatofa child subject to
fits, in which instance they dill not fail to ac
complish a complete cure. 1 have exhibited
them in Dvseuterj , Bilious complaints, Uebilr
iy, and Organic deiangement, with very dver
tied effects, and feel no hesitation in recommen
ding til pm as valuable medicine in the afo:e
said complaints, and wherever a mild purge*
live is required.
With sentiments ofetleein,
Respect fully yours,
JOHN FIELD
P. S. It may not be improper to suppradd,
that in my own personas instance, a lew werks
since, I softered Irum an attack of something
liki Dysentery, and found a few ilcsyn of the
Fills li remove it eflectualy, unaided by any n-.
liter means. j , '
Fetter from Theodore F. H. Fyman.
Dr. Howell—Sir, I would inform you, that in
I he summer of 1826, I was severely afllieifd
w ith Ihe Liver ci inplaint, or soineiliing ap
pri-ximaiing nearly to Consumption. I had
""*d< use of difleren* medicines p.i some little
lime, w uhi tit any radical alleraimn lor Ihe
heller, when I was induced by a particular
ri-nd, Rirs I-, to make nsh ol your P'J IS
AN ; I tin so in eonjunclton with "the Fumitt
Fills, and in liner or lour weeks 1 was perfect
Iv restored to health, and have enjoyed it un
interruptedly up lur the present time. Should
these 11 mart s he of any service lo you, you
ate at liN-rly to tnaki wliat use you think pro
pel ul tinm Sir,cer*'y vnur
THEODORE P. H. LYMAN
Philadelphia, April 30. 1827
Certificate of Pho hc ltill.it.
I was a,tacked rlui ing the last winter with a
complaint lo which I nail been more or less side
jec' lor several years, viz : the Bilious CholicK
and wliich, at this time, for lour mouths was
""commonly severe. In this situation I applied
to Dr John B Howell, who put me under a
course of his “ Vegetable Family Pills," in cm*
junction w i'll his Goldan Tincture of China*
the complaint was entirely subdued, and my
health perfectly restored in the course of four
or five weeks I now enjoy my’ usual health,
arid have had no return of mv former coin
I'1**"". PHfEBE W1LLIT*
No. 73. Arch siree*
rriuattelphia, April 10,1827.
Certificate, vI Catharine Arbristo.
I had a comp'aiiil jg my right eve, which was
inflamed and week ; an nicer discharging vel
lf,w matter openedjust below the eye, on tho
' ight cht eh ; a surgical operation w as pronoun
red necessary by h medical gentleman, but I
was not willing to submit toil. In this sl»lc
of l he case I applied lo Dr. Howell, who put
me under a course of hi- Golden Tincture ot
F bina, in conjunction with bis“ Vegetable Fa*
uiily Pills, which btitirelv supercedes the neces
s.iiy 01 a surgical operation. The inflainmn
imn was removed, the ulcer healed, anil the
strength nl the eye was entirely 1 estored, with
nut the pain, inconvenience, and scar of a 9«i.
gical operation.
CATHARINE ARBRISTO
No 282 Market st. above Sib
Philad. April 26, 1627.
ff'HE subscriber, who is appointed agent fie
J V ijginia, lias Ibis Uhv received h largo
snpply of Dr. Jolin Brasicr Howell’* Vegetable
Medicines, which will be sold ai Philadelphia
prices. HOWEL DAVIES.
AGENTS.
Mr. James McKildoe, Richmond.
Messrs.Bragp,Jones .and Co. Petersburg.
Of whom may be bad Dr. John B. Howell’s Vt
getable Medicines generally.
. HOWEL DAVIES,.
May 18.
1WILL give a liberal price for a smart ac
tive hoy, between twelve grid fourteen
years of age. A coal black from the counlry
would he preferred Apply to the subscribe.'*
or Mr. H. D. Murrell, in Lynchburg.
ISA ML. M. SCOTT
June 29 u91