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MONET FOUND.
/V SUM cm'm.in*y v»< picked «l> In iny
Olorr on the 29lh mil «h ihihe owner
cat, *ei by rieecribing m and p 'ying hr tlm »d
rcrimmcnt.
SAMI'KI, McC'OHK IF..
Auc 27. **■
'OrvOrTORS fmnu I*..well il lleniy I I1*
»ie». lie -mg oodneiO d tUeni»e**“r mine
practice nf phyin . will hereafter be enabled to
alieni lo ail caaet with pwnrtnalily, dial way
be under ihrfr rare. Tiny lender, iniridually,
I Heir lliank* lo It n cili*n,» III Ainneilt lol Ihrir
former Mlf»n»ge,
.I4WKS POWI.I.I.,
HI.NHV I DAVIf.S.
Au’hrrrt cO'irt llmut Aoi;ii«i 2 I 2w
HF.rt SON'S OFFICk, f
l,r miihirre anguri 27, kK2®. \
Number* drawn m tiie II ailungiim I ny Lone
ry, Clan No- Id, *m
42 :M 2d Alt SI M dl 40 41
Renew your prizes al HF.VVSON’S office
of l uck.
BttOTICK—Will lie •old. al public auction,
J^| on ihe plraiiin. «n Saiutday lit" IWli »f
Scpl Mil. the If**1 of land belonging m llm
e#fat* of I’atfick Ho*e, dec. cnllc I I entuml,
and lying in Ihe r aunty ol Nelton I hit Had
contain* about lf*)0 icm, Hie. greater ecu ol
which il cleared—it i* Well named, lie* well
and i* «n*»itgu*ar* to a Manufacturing Mill It
w it) t,e divided in iwn or three pars, and will
be *hn*vn In auy pviioo.by application in ihe
• ubicribrr in New f«ta«g"t», or lo Arthur Knee,
on the plantation. The lei m* will be one two,
three and lour yean credit.—The pardoner
giving bond* with approved rernriiy. and a
Hint lived on Ibr pr.ipi ity to eetme the pay
meai. IA.MH3 R03I. e»'m of
I' lloie, ilec
NewGIaigow, Aug 27. 2 v
TLUltST tS.W.Vr.
T|r\ Y virtue ot a Iron d ed. eaectlted lo the
»iilao ni l r by lamer I'owi II, and record
etl in the Clerk * odke uf iln t.'oiin'v Court ol
Amhrrtl. i limit, wo I iienlay Iln 2lhh ..| Sep
tember, (that lieing Amherd Superior ( oiirl,)
offer fur »ale, al i uhli. .iiictloli, on Ihe preiiii
*»», the Hou*i » it ton non in the pmit v iou nf
Uni Rev Charle* It Huge, m ar Ambrisi mutt
Inn,te. logelhet with HO or ill acre# of 1 anil
atlaohed tharelo. 11*« dwelling fiou e n aim*
ted near Amhenl Court haute,with lluei roomr
and an entry on the lower floor nod t on roomt
nliote ; a good dry lellar, wilt* lour rouait;
kill hen. ire home, ttablrt, cat tinge home,
for Ihe above valuatile piopeily it. I oni
il* locality, a veiy detlrable tiluaiinn lor a
pi ofetsem a I man Teiintinnde h nown on Ihe
day lilt lie TUTS R BROWN Trailer.
The abave »ale i» l y my approhnimu and
content JAMKS BOW l-.I.I,.
Aug. 24 ">»
FOR RENT.
r|ini; I. nti.e oti ( o« k» ilreel
P immediately opp«*»it»» Mr.
.1 i«m< i Morgan*!, Hi pre*ent «»c« ti*
i pied I»y ihe family <»t C apt. II t •
t>tolt. V oi nppiy iiiiv ouii < •
Most DsUitnsliino Luck nl
'M&'wsmvs i
'I’he Ary him for the Neal;/ !
Mill-Foriuiu thnddtr'd when the " Onddm"
mul'd,
Do not leign F.inprrs* o'er the »mId my child.
Hear me with gulden eloquence detlare,
| u illdeal favours loihe gentle “ Fmr ."
Nor, rt 9 29 » Capiinl price of jfif.OOO in ihe
Tf YoV i «<m *olul •'ciMaOiit \, Kifm( lam N"
wmold i»u Lady. m Ik*Miii'ii Office—for
%vliicli ihe fdrlwnitle/flir one lift* received ||i«
£,»*!,. l'hit ConfiiviHii.in of Lurk cniwirt !»«•
by imy Olbic in America cill I MIS
DAV “ i orlune’i foliage ' fm a foitune—
'lh« banner ©f L"ck a * aving most high—rest
your rash in the Washington t'iiy Lottery, No.
j3_ali,I (irao l f'oiisoliilnlcd. No. 10—you are
invited by “ Lain* Fortune, ' to paiinlir of the
rich banquet now before you — Itcmenihnr lo
g*nji tel MKWSON'S moat
astonishing Ollicc of Lurk.
Where no to s than sixteen ( npital Hnxr,
have been sold m a short time, urn! the Cin/i
paid for tile same
Aug. 24
tlfcWSOVS (M I K E, }
Lynchbutg, Aug. 24th, ls29. y
Niimbrridrtwii in the Inum Canal Lottery
Class No. P, v»t. :
33 4 h M U 32 21 2rt f> 38
Call and receive the Cash for your prize* or
renew t lit in at
HLW-OVS over fortunate
ami prompt pay Office,
Lynriibu rg.
\*mv» Yh\*uh\ Vwv VYiut.
1ll,r I IJi he (Per *1 for rent, to Hi*' higlieal
^ ^ bidder, OH ihr premise*, on l it »y tin
18th day of Sipi«uil*er next, on. third pail of
Hie L.ot#> Inland *§tate ; *he same being the
dower.ol Mik Dorothy Winston, situated on
Staunton rivar, iwontv eight mile* from l.ym h
bmg, anl vary near P.mitiH’s Mhihi aciuriug
Mi l, Witero cash t* always given for wheat —
until that day, upp'itaitoni to rent oil private
contract, will !»*■ promptly an« nded to by the
subscriber, M Red Hill, t narlotte county, or m
bis abseii1. e, hv Edit bid W Henry.
John iik.nm.
Ai gust 2 4* 31
f\ Cifc-Nl I,KM AN. who umltrilindv the
cultivation ol the grape vine, wi liin to
purchate »« «<nis I plantation, cmitami >g from
two lo three huudred h ret of land. m
either of the counties of Nelson, Vnhergt,
Complied i » Bedford, in nn a^reenble neigh
borhuod, and on which there is at h'asi
thirty acres in one body, of a suitahl** noil
end situation lor the eu'tivafion of the
grape vine—Tlif most proper situation i»
on the »idM of a hill, with a gentle slope to the
south or south east. The noil ought to be natu
rally rich, of h light, open nntuie, without
much, it noy ndinixtute of clay, so .is not he
subject to hake or become haid hy drying, ea.
illy penetrated by water, and not liable to tie
washed down by heavy rants —If there is a
portion ol rotten and broken rocks mixed w ith
the soil, it would be preferred. I he soil must
have been productive of the native giape, pre
vious to having been cleared and cultivated.
Any person wishing to bring the cultivation
of the vine into his neighborhood, nml having a
n suitable situation to Uisjm«e of by addressing
u lint to H. B , lye River Mills Post Office, Ni l
son county, giving a description of the plate, its
improvements, &ic will receive immediate at
Cent ion.
August Ul ol "I
RVS, ViA *S\V>4VTLU.1T '»
Vegetable Specific.
vt09R SALE a frw doern l»o Lo Monterui'i
J M Vegetal)!* Specific for (he cure of con
njuipiioDS, asllnnas, colt),, Arc.
HOIVEL DAVIES.
July 27._
Run sum uv SYAortamen’s
<om
s. n^Rsilea few do tan Rostinn or Sport
jjj* men', Cup,. HQAVEL "DAVIES.
July 13
Botetourt I.nml for Hair.
a OKI*Kit l«»r sale the tiacl of land on which
| n<>«* re tide, hi the county ol Uote'Mnt,
nutl of) tlie waters ol flo*m>ke, one mil* from
Tosh's Ford, on IM Bent Mountain load. ad*
joining the land ol John Persmger and other*,
containing #4*1 a* res—them are about 100 a
rre* of Cleared Ian . which it well enclosed and
id in* order for cropping. Saidfiart t* well
h tapted to lire production of corn, wheat, oafs,
i re, tobacco and clover, and is surpassed in
teriility by few tracts in tha neighborhoorl. The
improvements Hit a plain, hut comfortable
duelling, kitchen, barn, .table, &iC. 4tc.
I w ill th?a ttie laird and make known the
term* in any one disposed to buy
.IAS. F.VANS,
llo'rtourl, ,1i/gi/*/24, lR2l)> 4*3
MRS. PAMKLW 1*. JONES
Of I F.ltS her services to the ciliseiia of
Lynchburg, and the public generally, m
a Milliner and Mantua maker She ha* made
arrangement* for procuring, from New York
tiuil Philadelphia, the lute i London and Y i ench,
Fall and Winter fashions—after the arrival of
which, the w ill ha enabled lo pretent them to
the Indies of Lynchburg and the country. All
work confided io her care, will he done with
neatness and despatch. Mrs. Jones is now
prepared to make and alter dresses, clean and
dn .s bonnet), or allend t any business in the
above line, and solicits the patronage of a gen.
♦•rot is public. Her residence at pioseni is over
the Auction lloom of It I hotnpkins, Ksq.
formerly occupnl by Mrs. I odd. Where all
i rder* either from town or coun’ry will he
thankfully re< l ived and promptly attended to.
Angus' 20 !!<£
SIVUFFS.
Masnlap i'hui
h isli high I '*att
Scented Brown, llappce
Bi'HiimoniMiiture, lie.
Freucliltappee
Just received by f- J. Id V AL.
'VV'A'JijJM
OW opemn.'a handsome huoiIiiiudI ol
QLASi WAlvE «'*;
India SIlAlk'ft
hntry I^Miup■»
bnlvets
Jellies
YV mes
I tiitililfetS
I,' loonade*
( elerirs
Chainpaignes
liud Founts
l>M Boies
Lamp Mias es, (various kinds)"
Jewe ll«* i '• It lobe s
hhop Furniture, \v kc.
IIOWKL DAVIES.
July 2. _
< • iTiCt: uy
l>U. .1. it. tiowr.i.i/N
VKUKTAIil K
MEDICINE.
( hntn < utility. Pennsylvania, May 12th, 1829.
»KAI( SIB —Nearly it year hat elapsed
since I was railed oil to undcMtake the
c i»tf m| a man with an till erated sore leg, under
one of its iiinst aggravated luinii.—I was in
formed the cum? was ol long standing, him! had
retitled the ordinary mode of treatment in the
l ands of several very respectable meinheis ol
Ihe profession. Ins end, lhereroie of pursuing
Ihe usual course. I advised him to make use of
•• GOLDEN TINCTURE,"
which I had previously prescribed, and seen ve
ry good effects from it—He did so, dressing
his leg morimi,’ and eyeiimg, with tlie com
moil Carrot poultice, ti v pur-uing this com sc,
Ihe leg was restored to a sound and healthy
state in less than two mouths, and remains
* • up to the preseat period. It was used with
r«»»n|'k‘?c sucres> in Ihe ease of n child whu h
had that running at the ears s > conumm to
i hi'dr. n I have piesci ihed youi FAIVII*
TjY FILLS to a very con-idei/'ble ex'ent,
ni l have gient reason to he pleased with tlieo
•fleets. I consider tlohi n valuable purgative
h»r the feeble and delicate, and pnrhcidntlv
lor !■ ninths. I would thank you to I award
up an addition'.! supply b\ the earliest con
reyance, and remain, with re pect, you'H
T. W.
The above sold by MOW F. I DVVIES,
AMENT f »i Viigima
July •
F 0 R SALE,
\VEHY lianiLnmn Vmle Farm, upon the
rIn nd \\ .iter-* ol Appomattox, in Bucking
• atn I bis land i?* in the neighborhood of Clu*
cr Hill, lies remarkably well, produces lo
larcnnf (lie finest quality, and lias upon it a
(»v laige Milliard of well -elected li uit . the
ract contain* .MO acres—Poisons oh posed to
*uv. will it poly I" the solan nber or Col. Sami.
A Fade sou, w ho lives adjoining the premises
BAML. V. ( M1US II AN.
Matt h 2. t-*
'3t.xn\
• ^ \ f h hi !• il i' in." niiiR iiiiir » <:h*p I,pp.
14 Imrtu, 5iii|t««»ing in Myl« xml .-heap
vs* ilmsr pre mini) nllVipH, an'1 rnnunli iimI
low. M' KKK. UuBiNSON Jt CO.
Jtin
xrjervr Amwnraaa.
r.lFIt; siib.icfiller has ju-t leceived a num
P bn ol waple and fancy hi tides, to many
ol thick he invites tin particular atten ion of
the ludi'S. They hip in pint as follows :
Fancy Mange ltdkfv. and Scarfs
Fainted Betts ami Belt Kibbonv, Bonnet and
Cap do
Battiste and g'viss ('ambries
A tew pieces very tmpodor Mingliam
lOtl pieces ('aliens—latf-Hi style
1 piece superior Fiench Bombazine
Italian Lustrings, Levantine!*, Beushaws,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
lush Lilian* and Lawns, Thread Edging* nnd
Lares
Circassians, Lustrings ami Boinhazettcs
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
Binrilian do
Wild**, watered Mros tie Naples
Whde, Green and Fmk Florences
Do Satins
YY inte and Black Silk Hose
do Colton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jn< mut and Mull Muslins
( orded and d ecked Muslins
Nankin and Canton * rapes
Ladies' and gentlemens’ Beaver Gloves (very
superior)
A fr« |F» i r. very tuperior Cloths and
A general HS.oriiTu'iu of Domestics,
Ail ut the ino.l reduceil price*, an,I more daily
exprcte.l. H. ALLISON.
July 2. ,,93
VAj&NISHES.
1 SBjl' " Miphlrind full assortment of
Varnishes, viy. : ( o\»uI, Japan, Furniture.
Me|i, and Boot and Harnett Varnish, &c.
HOWKL DAVIES.
August 13.
bod a VV att'r
^JpilE subscriber's Soda Fountain is now m
JV full operation-,
,Hr; !'“* Kls“ •‘■reived a small sdditional sun
ply nf URDUS k MKDIUNKS. some of which
arc direct from I’AIUS and LONDON.
f. J. DUVAL
iir&'WL OAmawiiik
; rani- subscriber hat ju t establish' d, wild
i i bat now- in up* ration near hi* res deuce,
! McAlister's aid Store, near Mi 1 hoi Reid's
! Mill"’ falling, os the toad leading from the
| Red Haute III < narlotfe, to Lyn' hburg. a ll»-•
! rate in w {'auJifig Machine. The price for
' i aiding w.I| he B cents the pound. ‘1 he wool
j limit be brought to the machine in a c ear
state and greaved with about I pound ofgrerse
I to every 10 poumtt of wool. He hope* by hi# el*
ertionsto have the w ork < xetuteri in a most tat*
it factory manner, to receive encouragement in
fins undertaking WM. THOMPSON, Jr.
(| f* I* woll he necet ary to ‘end a blanket or
satin thing of the kind to return the rolls on.
June 1. 3ili«-B3
Epve&TftQSfT
J still, next «e«a»on of the subscriber's school
4a will commence on 7th September next
I t-rms .$4 per version offive months.
I HOS. I MOORMAN,
j July 27. t7thS
A ( AIM)
TO TIIK hADIKS.
jmitss l*|tts, from Petersburg,
ifl takes the liberty o i informing the Ladies
ol l.ym hhurg and adjoining counties, that she
Inis taken the commodious dwelling house neat
ly opposite the Franklin Hotel, where she in
tend* carry mg on the Man I og making Inst
ness, in all its vaiiong branches. Having real
fair il it Its o! nb'ali nig regularly (fi"in the < it m*
ot New York and Philadelphia,) the very latest
bullions, she Halters herself, fiom the attention
she will dr\ ole to tha orders she may receive,
to merit a slime - f public patronage,ami vuper
cede the necessity of sending tinier* to a distant
Slate or the t ily of Richmond.
, N. H. Orders ft out the country executed at
the *lin|ie<t notice.
Rraid Riding Hresses, *d the latest fashion.
July 20. Ifl)7
\M/I' *• *tV** j11**t Mo t ived ii lew pill huge* d« 'i
; '#•# rablc gimdft,much cheaper' Inin pi cvhhib
supples, in.it wt are induced once more tliih
umrnei lu invite our (owuaiid country Irieuds
to esmuine the pii< < *, feeling confident they
will be surprised nl the great reduction in all
kindi of goods iec‘nlly mad m the Northern
Markets. M KKK, ftOBI NbON &. CO.
WHEAT.
, ’Mfc^Kwidi to purchase several thuusaml
| bu*hels of \V heat,lor which flie Inghest
market price will In* given.
M'KfcE, ROBIN SON 8f CO.
July 20
BAR IRON
AM)
■VjXSTIXtUS*
'/ Milk suhscriher ha* now of hand a good
J* stock of Bar Iron and Castings und i3 m
daily especialioti of a lai^ei supply. He wiil
sell ii mi hii h 11 y low for cash. He will also have
diHwn lo order, mill spindles and cranks m a
ny pailicnlar kind ol Iron that cannot usua ly
he lour d in the luni ket.
JOHN VVkAVkU SCHOOL FIR. I I).
Ju'y at.._!im&6
xa ystojiiis.
opened, by I). U R. KYI.K. on* case
m/itrinr l.e"hoi n.— ^Is.i a lew dozen lu,
lui.c .ilieell Turk Uomhs, die ]»if«xt szrs.
May 26
i o Fanner* anil Merchant*.
Pj pi 11. subscribers Iihvimij count.I them
J. srvrs under Ihc lirni nl J. A < . K. f.vnch
ts Co in die presecidion ol die l.ynclihuiy; Mills
lu uutler lilt- linn nl Narh’l \\ union k Co. in the
prnsecudoii ot Bln, k Water Mi Is_will K,v,
the Inchest ca ll price for wlirat delivered al
either nl those Mills. I’ertmit not sn'isfhd
with the price of u heal at the lime of tlelivriy
ran lake it receipt for the same, and «tally
lime within xit'y dny s alter such delively.seli e
lhe price, or we will criml on ( nrmiiissinn on
the iisniil terms and .land the Huhmund In
speclmii N A I III.. WINS'ION,
JOHN LYNt II. Jr.’
(HARMS K I.YNCH,
Wli will pay the best price tm lOO.ddOflmtr
barrel slaves ilrllvi it il al Blin k Wad r Mills
IN ATI IB. WINSTON, A l o.
lulv 2
COMi/EISIUOTV BUSXitf.fl fc*
raillK ohscrihe, inlto ms bit Iciend. ami tin
0 public iliat lie eontimies In do hannaes
oil ( ommission, and promises llial no pain,
shall lie spared In sue entire snti.lnc linn to
all I'laidcm anil Farmer* who may i on tide to
In* tnauagemenl the tab* of lobaccj, Flour,
or other produce. IF. ellice wiil fie kept at
the Store t.l M,--six. I ,y S. Halsey , nut door
below the Farmer's Bank
I). SAUNDERS, jr
Jan. Id. I 2m'
Olli.-K. —I v\»>1* lo sell ni\
4L J I met of land, l\ing in the
lower end of Bedford county, n
h«nit seven and a hall miles fiom
L\ nruliuig. Ints irucl contains *»♦>.> acres, a
bout half in wood laud, the balance under a
good state ol cultivation, and well enclosed.
I he improvement tare a mmfoi table dwelling
lintiM*. with all neces-ary out houses, anil
good barns.—As no one would probably pur
chase without first viewing the premises, h
will be unnecessary to be more particular in
the description.—The terms will be accommo
dating, and made known on application to
the subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND COBBS.
D'*c. I. < 132
Now and beautiful 1'anryGoods.
/pm. i adies of Lynchburg nod adjacent
country, lue respectfully invited to ex
amine out recent supply of fashionable fancy
(aouds. We giv c a slight sketch of their style
and character :
Salmon, blue, pink, strawroU lilac plain Pal
incline
Watered, striped, shaded and figured Langued
oc Bareges
Seemed morning Barege, new style
Caspian Slmwls of the most beautiful shades
A great variety of rich vvoiked Muslins hikJ
checked do
d 4 plain Bchhinett lace, sup to any hereto
lore imported
first quality blk. Italian Lutestrings
Which, with numerous other articles in the
fashionable line, they are determined to of
fer to their friends at the lowest market pri
ces. McKEK, ROBINSON k CO.
June 1
Dyeing Establishment.
/ pi IK subscribers beg leave to inform the
Jfc pubric that they have commenced the
l above business in all its various branches, and
are ready to execute all kinds of work entrus
ted to their care, equal to anv imported. Their
loom n opposite the Piauklin Hotel.
A HINES k CO.
N. B. Particular Httent ion w ill be paid to
scouring bleaching aud dyeing Ladies Merino
Shawls, Leghorn Bonnets, &tc. in superior
»tyl<* A. H A CO.
July 13 2tn
SNB$Am3»
I jpOR stile by the Box, hull', or quarter box,
JL or dozen,-n laige su/tpli/ of Segari—alt
qualities, at the louts! ftrirts.
HOWEL DAVIES.
August 10.
] J WILL sell from 300to 500 acres of unclear
JL ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quartan of a Hide from New London Academy
and tlitrleen from Lynchburg. It is well adapt*
ed to the culture of 'lohacco and the different
kind of grain usually c ultivated in the neighbor
hood ; is well watered, and lies better than any
tract of its size in this part of the country. It is
so situate d as to be entirely exempted from da
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will l»e very accommodating ; say one, two
and three years, upon a small payment in hand,
knquire of the subscriber, one mile and a hal
south of New Loudon. ALkX. AUSTIN.
Ian 17 *29
' sri'iKLU&lt.
fBIHK proprietor of
■ (tie line ol MhiI
Coaches he!ween Alex
amlria and Charlottes*
ville, announces to the
public that he bus extended hi* line from the
lattei place to Lynchl urg. This tine is now
in complete ope ration, provided with good
coaches und liorse*, ami under the direction of
respectable anti experienced drivers. It run*
pai alicl with the blue mountains nearly through
out if* whole exit-in, and present* to the travel
ler n sonery of the most divei .-itied and pic
turevijue ca*t 1 he road is sale and generally
good : the accommadations on the r*»ad are al*
ways comfortable and cheap ; and, at some
places very superior. I he distance between
Lynchburg and Alexandria i . about 190 miles,
and Is run over in three days, allowing one en
tire night’s ic i ot» the road. This line con
neefs iuelf with the Western Stage, from
l.viichburg t«> Salem ; wlii> li, at the latter
place, drop* into the linn running by Ahbing
don to lliiut-vide, iVc. in Tennessee. The
South Wc-stern traveller ha* tnns a choice of
routes to anti from Washington. The Proprie
tor thinks this route by Lynchburg preferable
It ba>.. among other advantages, this decided
one of allowing Hie weary and exhausted trav
t-llcr two fil l nights test between Salem and
Washington It is believed that this is the best
anti mo t agieeable route to the Sweet and
S'tli Sulphur Spring*1 Th * line leaves Alex
andria tm Sunday ft d A INI Oil Wednesday 2
P M and mteisects the Richmond and Pretle
rirktdmrg Stages at ( narlottcxville ; it leaves
Lynchburg on Sunday ami Thursday at 1 A.
M and reaches Alexandria on the following
Tuesday and Saturday.
PARK.
I rom Lynchhutg io Charlottesville $6
Alexandria 13 60
Ml intermediate plnces R rent* a mile,
baggage ai the i >k of the owners.
1IIP. PROPRF.TOR.
July fv Atnbft
One half of Hose Isle for Hale.
gi WISH to H'li this valuable tract of land,
H lying on lye Kiver, in N'elsi n county, a
bo il IH miles (mm Now Maikel, (al the junc
tion ol 1 \ c and .1 nines Kivrr,) w here ibere is
an inspection (or Tobacco and turn! naviga
tion to Kichmomt ; in I lie neighboi hood there
are iw- fust iate manufacturing mills for il< ur.
I he ball ol ibe trarl contains, by estimate, 1500
acres, and m good repair This tract is consi
dered one ol the best m Nelson county, pnrticu
la I v well adapied t<» tobacco,corn 6i wheat. The
land is well watered and timbered, and a treat
deal of fine tobacco land to cut. There is a
body ol I'm acres of low pt omuls of good qua I
iiv on tlie river, attached to either halt ol this
desirable pl:.ce i he purchaser will be allow
ed lo purchase either half ol this estate (the
lower or the upper portion) as may heft suit his
wishes. It is use less togive a fimhci desciip*
lion of this desirable estatft* those wishing to
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. \
« ics, residing on the place, will shew the land
to any person wishing lo view it I am dispos
ed to ••ell on accommodating terms, but a bar*
gain can bo had foi cajth, or I would take ne
groes in payment Letter* addressed to me or
J. It 1>. I’ayne, in Lynchbmg will be promptly
attended to. LAN DON It. CABELL.
May 7. t«76
\;2CTRA FINE l
jjf 1 KNI LKMKN wishing to see something
® H /'jlrttonlmnrj/ in the mto.ii>
C I.OTII line, are invited to examine a
nit ui-pi i id blue, ;iisf opened at
l>.\. K. KYLF/SL
V\ ET MllSK WANTED.
A Llltl.lt \L price will be given for the hire
i’A of a wet muse that is of good character
and healthy. Apply at thia oilier
August 1 L ts
,V«lu*v t<* i' imVvmdocs \
SKA I I D prop, sals will he received by t li»•
_1‘resident ami Directors of the Lynchburg
and ^alem Turnpike ('ompiiHy, at the Tavern
«>f William Teri v, in tlietowu of Liberty Bed
foul county, on the twenty fifth day r.f August
nest being the second day of the Court of said
county, lor the construction uf from one lo two
miles of I urnpike Ko^d, emending from the
tow n of I ilieriy, westwardly. A board ol Di
lent rs will attend al Liberty on the day above
oenti.»m*d, aud will furnish to tho-e wishing to
contract a particular desciiption «>f the manner
m w hich the road is to bo constructed, and of
iIn terms of the contract.
Ky order ol the Boaid of Directors.
JOHN M UOKDON, Clerk.
(I • The I.eiin^ton Intelligencer is requested
to pnhlith this f< i t» weeks and forward their
account to this office for payment,
July 2.
‘ POSTPONEMENT.
The above is postponed until the Bedford
October Court.
JOHN M. GORDON. Clerk.
Aug, 17 i4mO.
j^TOl'ICK—All pertonslmving claims against
the e*nate of Ambrose Kiicker, dec. ate
requested to bring them.forward well authenti
cated, as the law directs, in Older that I may
make provisions to pay the same : those indebt
ed to the estate are reques'ed to make pay
ment. AM HON V KUCKEK, ex’r
May 4. ts75
HMiTUVli CLIVVU*.
W\'f E have just received a supply of genu*
\^J me German Bolting Cloths, which we
invite purchasers to examine.
Mt-KKK &MRRM.
(LT Our assortment of staple and fancy
Goods will be found desirable, it having been
added to by numerous arrival*. M. iw M.
August t>.
Candies, kisses, English Wal
nuts, Filberts, Almonds, &c.
I^NOR SALE, a large and fresh supply ol the
' above articles, at low prices.
HOWEL DAVIES.
July 6
Black and Cnloied l’almarines,
I’nlmariue Ginghams, new style.
Black and colored Gauze tikis, sup. quality
extra rich,
Best English Thread Laces, Cap widths,
Do do Edgings,
Very sup. blnck Sattin Italian Levantine,
Extra large Shell Tuck Combs,
Sup. Turn Back and Neck do.
Superfine t> 4 Cambricks and Muslins
Do (5-4 Bohbinetl, finest imported,
Thread Cambricks and Cambrick Hkl's.
Klorence Silks, assuited shades,
Which, with numerous other arlicies, will be
sold on terms most accommodating.
McK£E ROBINSON & CO.
Aug. 10
sig.:i?g- Geers
DAVID a ROBERT KYLL, lake pleasure
hi announcing fti•? first arrival ol their
Sprin^tioods, lu which, being chiefly in the
Fancy line—they respectfully invite the alien*
tion of the Ladies—-among the articles received ■
are :
Super blk. Italian Lustrings
Rich blue, blue black, pink, olive, 6*. siraw col
ored tiro de Naps
A few pieces of splendid white watered tiro de
Naps
Black end fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black, white, blue, pink and strew colored Flo*
tences
Black Satins and Modes
White, pink, blue, ciunumon and straw colored
Satins
Black Sencbews anil Satin Levantines
A few pieces Battiesse, very haudsom#
tiro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Jet black and second mourning do
Rich De coupe do new style
White, pink, blue, and straw coi'd, watered be!|
Ribbons
Rich Decouf i* and tiro de Nap dress Shawls
Calicoes, new style, rich and indelible colors
A few pieces Sw iss Ginghams, beautiful
Super black Nankin and Canton Crapes
Cainln ics, Jai'konet and Swiss Muslins
Furling and Bobinelt Footing
Handsome nsnor trnent Cap Ribbons
Black barege and tiro de Nap dress Shawls
Lmeii Cambric Handkerchiefs, white & colored
bm den
Italian ( tapes and CrapeLiesses, every shade
Ladies blk and white* Fruuella Shots
Long Lawn* and Lira** Cambrics
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
1 he above articles, it is believed, with respect
to qualify and style, are not to be surpassed
and prices quite moderate.
ADDITIONAL
/\ RJXKN'l arrival enables us mi tins tune
•JTm lo offer lo the public n still tuore desirable |
UMiorlineiit limn heretofore—Among other arti
cles nre
Artificial [• lowers, the most benuiiful
l.ace Collar^ Mini fVlerines, the richest style
Long while Kid Gloves
| Short, black, white, and fancy colored do.
Llk ilk Buttons, splendid
t hread Laces and bilging*, fancy figures
Gymp Lares, unusually cheap
seersucker Ginghams, a cheap and handsome
a rticle
i ortnise Shell Tuck Combs
I uck, side, and long, bent do. Iirmilinn
Ladies* black and white i’l uuella Shoes
I ^ loss cotton and (hiead on spools
I'alian Sewings, every shade
Decoupe long Scar Is, the very richest
^,ort do. cheap, yet beautiful
Plain and TamhouredBook Muslins
0 4 and 6 4 swigs and mull Muslins
Lusiring and Sattin Ribbon*, every width and
shade
ine Jaconet Cravnlings
^nptr blk. Italian Silk do.
f ine ami superfine Baicelona rlo.
i 1 lain and fig’d while Marseilles
Plain extra bull do.
Sup. Valencia do.
Jel blk. Brticbelles. fur Gentlemens’ summer
t went, ibe handsomest Article now worn
Gentlemens’ black ami white Snk 1-2 Hose
Super tlouble India Cullnn rlu.
A lew pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal cunt Button., treble ,■ ilr
Taney V.-st do. fir-1 style
Blue and blk Lasting do.
Super blk. Silk Velvet
1 piece blue Black, most superb
Gentlemens' super black and lancy col d, horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and l)or* do. superior
\ Kjw dozen su| er Kngligh white Silk, do
Gentlemens’Silk poekel Handkerchiefs, first
chop * J
ALSO,
Domestics of every description, and n large
supply of spun Cottt.It Yarn of every st/.e, from
Mo. 7, to J5 mcbi«ive
ENGLISH GOODS!
(J ENTLE.VKN wtelling In pnrciii.se Cloths
R . ... will please call at flavid
fit Robert Kyles’—tin y have recently received
a supply in 'hat lint ..I t|„. best English Alan
ufiicime. principally blue and black wut, a lew
piece, fancy colors, i. hi, |,,htv can unit wnb
rot.litlence to the puhl e- tor fine materials sol
id textures, and beautil,illy mh similes, they
annni be surpassed-pet Imps have never vet
bet n equalled,ttl the pin es tor winch these tire
now selling.
. ,, , ALSO.
A few do*. Gentlemen, Leaver lints, of the
eery first order
G DOCK KIES.
They have also on hand a general assortment
of Groceries, among other articles at e
Oilcans and Most avado Sugars
Cutta and Java Coflee
View boxes Chocolate
1 epper, Spice and Ginger
200 sacks Salt, Liverpool filled
Trench Brandy and New England Rum, (by
wholesale) v ’
A few boxes best Imperial Ten. he
_ I) N. R.KYLE.
To V ovnlv^ *Mvvelu\nVs \
9 f being nor wish to extend mi. business in
the uholisale hm, we have Hcmrdinglv du
ring I lie pies. Spring, made every pioviaion
Inrtlmt purpo e.imdaie now prepared to sup
|d> Wholesale customers generally, with almost i
every article in demand, in either Staple Kan- |
ry or Hardware line, and „ very moderate
advance. HAY ID A. ROBKRTKYLE.
Aruil 2-1.
- — 1___is
KEW JEWELRY, dtC.
»HH K subscriber has jus, received from New
AL York, a new supply,,! Ladies' and Gem
tlemens elegant Gold Leve, YY’atches. Also
Sdvei Level,aedp'a", Kngl.sh : ana.sorlmeni
of Mated and Britannia YY are, Susmr
a„d ('reamfoU,ofa„ew pa,e„talfd JJ" "
tpiHb^-nnd Spectacle Glasses to 5,,i,
all ol which Will be sold on the „,ost modeiate
(crms. EDU ARD BROYVN.
_.,90
F rcsli Drugs ami Medidi^T
r»l lie subscriber has lately received aSMALL
Mhint lN^' » °f KKK'H ORUGS vV
MKDIUNES, winch ninkes his assort
‘ ve.py con,l»lele. He receives SMALL
M.ppl.es almost every week, by which means
,, ,.SH ""d. 8»ftcient to meet any orders
that he may be favored with. 1 H
N R p . . THOMAS J. DUVAL.
. V -PreLCri?"0"' attended to
by Vtrpnia Bred YOUNG GLN 1 i.fmkn
Jan. \ i
<
D2. H0*JT2LLs -
VUULTABlst MKlilciNi
t.KNLKALLY. K
Monlgomcty to. Ipper Dublin Tnwnsh (, ,
Htptembtr 6, lbi; ’;
Dr. Howell—Sir: *
I have been recommended In call 0„
for assistance lor a child ol mine who itSM|';ft,
to fits. Site was taken with ftem wiieti hi,
four months old, anil lias them by spells ,.vV
since. She is now thiee years old | |i(
had three Physicians to attend her, hui all ,,
no purpose. 'I he child ia hearty, with ||,e
ception of those spells. Please lo send i,ie „
few lines by the bearer, expressive of your one
moil whether you can care or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD.
This child, w ho had been subject to violinl
his lor a period nl more than two years, w,,
entirely testored to health in a few days amt
litis continued free from them ever since.
CKKTIFICAl E3.
I have seen Mr. Wood's child repeatsdU
since, and aver (lint she was entirely cured |,v
Dr. Howell, as represented in the aforesaid
tatenient.
The case of Mr. Wood's child, while it D,ilv t
justly excite out admirarion, is one which !
consider as marked with striking features A'
the eaily age of four months she »«, seixed
with tils, and suffered to a distressing degree hy
the violence of the paioxysms Nutwitiiani,,;
ing the efforts ol three very respectable pi„
lesstonal gentlemen, the paroxysms continue'!
to recur after the usual intervals, and with ti
usual degree of violence. '1 Ins stale o! tilings
continued until the child reached her 3rd ye .i
that is lor more than Iwo years. Dr. Hovri
was at length cnnsulle but at a time when !l>
lie hones were entertained by the laniily ther
any etlectual service cuuld be rendeied In ho.
man agency. Dut to the self gmtulatiun ol it,,
parents and the happiness of the little sufferer
Complete, eifertual, and permanent relief «9.
almost immediately obtained. Alter the eshi
bition ol a few doses of the medicine, her health
was established. A period of nine months has
since elapsed without h return ofthe paroxysm
or even a symptom of the contpiaim. Having
a knowledge o' the fact and acquainted with
the circiinistace ol the case, I cheerfully suh.
scribe to H e rcnlity and cortectnessof the lore
going statement. JOHN FIELD.
I’hiladtlpltia, July 4, 1S2‘J.
IVarrtH county, Xov. lfi 1828.
Dr. .John II. llouetl,
Dt ah Sih—You have requested my opinion
on the character of your Vegetable Kamov
RiH« In reply, I am able to stale, that 1 |,a|i
made use ot them lor a number ol years m i,,v
own particulai use, besides administering ti
to a great number of persons under a vai ,et y
folios of disease, anil always with the |,„p, ■t>[
results. One particular and remarkable Vn-.
was that ot Miss S-. This lady was afib,,
ed, for a period of two years, with glandular
swellings ol a very large size, w hic.li, after tie.
ing fully developed, broke and discharged a
gnat dealot matter, by which she was reduerd
to a very low and weakly stale. The appron,
of the tumors was announced by a pricking si n.
sat ion or itching on the surface, inflammation
then proceeded rapidly, until they weie folly
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived
her practice was to take one pill, and by t|ie’
use of llie pills lot twelve weeks, taking only
iwo a week, the growth i.ufe tumors was at
tested, and their subsequent appearance on
tirely prevented ; alter which she continued to
mend, and gnitn d strength very rapid v. p,e
y inns to this, she hud been attended by « vei v
respectable medical geiitleninn, hot w ithout t-f.
feci —and to the n«e of the Family Pill, alone,
I do not hesitate to ascribe her 'extraordinary
rest- ralitn. .
A not bet case wasthatofn child suljecl to
/Us, in w hich instance they did not fail to ac
complish a complete cure. 1 have exhibited
them in Dysentery, liilions complaints, Debili
ty, and Organic derangement, with very dvt i
ded effects, and feei no hesitation iu recommen
ding them as valuable medicine in the afo.e
said complaints, and wherever a mild pura
live is required.
With sentiments ofrrleem,
Respectfully yours,
JOHN FIELD.
R s It may not he improper to inperadd,
ilmt m my own persona, instance, a few weeks
since I iiflered from an attack of somethii
bk> Dysentery, and found a few doses of t! .
Rills to teniove it efl'ecluuly, unaided by any <,-,
liter means. j j,
I.tiler from Theodore P. 11 Lymmi.
Th llouetl Sir, I would intoiin you, lhat in
the som-ner of I82i>, I was severely alilicicd
with the Liver complaint, or something «|
ptoximaiing nearly to (outrun,),! Urn. I had
made use of different medicines for some little
time, without any ladicul alteration lor the
better, when I was induced hy a pniticnlar
rifftd, Mrs 1—to make use of yout 11 IS
AN; I did so, iu conjunction with ihc Foma
Pills, and in three or lour weeks I was perfec t
Iv restored to health, and have enjoyed it un
interruptedly up to the present time. Should
these remarks be of any service to you, y ou
are at liberty to make w hat use you think pro
pel ol them. Sincerely your
,, THEODORE P. H. LYMAN,
Philadelphia, April 30. 1827
Certificate of PI,a he Willit.
I was attacked dm ing the last winter with a
eon,plaint to which I had been more or less sub
ject tor several years, viz : the HUious Cholic,
and winch, at this lime, lor four mouths was
uncommonly severe. In this situation 1 applied
to I i John ft Howell, who pm me under h
course of his "Vegetable Family I’dls,” in con
junction w jib his Golden Tincture of China,
the complaint was entirely subdued, and mv
health perfectly restored in the course ol four
or five weeks. I now enjoy my usual health
and have had no return of my former rum
RlMlnl- PHCERE W ILLIT
, , , , . No. 73, Arch slreet
/ luladelphta, April 10,1827.
I i, bertificale of Catharine Arbrislo.
'at a complaint in my right eye, which waa
in amt tt and weak ; an nicer dischatging vet
V"' m»l*er opened just below the eye, on 'itn'i
rig it check ; a surgical operation wa? pronoun
ceil necessary by a medical gentleman, but l
w_as| not willing to submit toil, it, this sla'e
of I he case 1 applied to Dr. Howell, wbn put
me under a course of his Golden Tincture ot
Ulna, in conjunct ion with his1' Vegetable Fa
"» > 1 ills, which entirely supercedes thencc.es
,S -V ° w surgical operation. The ioflamnui
" w:,s removed, flu ulcer healed, anti (lie
* ' >' J i of tlie eye was entirely restored, with
ou t ie pnin, inconvenience) and scar of a smi
gical opeiatiou.
Catharine arbristo.
. „ No. 282 Market st. above 81 h
/ ritlad. April 2d, 1827.
CI HE subscriber, who is appoinlctl agent for
• ljl’,nia. has this day received a largo
Mipp v tit Dr John Krasicr Howell’s Vegetable
Medicines, which will be sold at Philadelphia
Prlccs‘ HOWEL DAVIES.
AGENTS.
Mr. James McKildoe, Richmond.
Messrs. Bragg, J ones and Co. Petersburg.
Z'ZrjT.r'* hni1 DrJohn B Howell'S Ve
getable Medicines generally.
May 18. HOWEL DAVIES.
BDLTJtSii cZoiHS
c‘,n,pl*»e assortment of the best Germaf
A"chor Bolting Cloths, of the latest in •
porta.jon, from No. 1 lo p, inclusive, is no *
otiered at moderate prices hv
T,I,V lfi DAV,D & ROBERT KYLE.