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sew ooo5I.
HpHF. Subscriber, (high up town, and >«
l medi*t«l> ,h* l*o*t Olkr.) »*
now receiving decMadly the cheap***. •«*
DM eliearr*, matt *pt*n«tid ami F*«*r»' •*;
coriuieut of GiiimIv Which he ha* eve. red
to ib* poh'ir. H* f render* it pariteruatijr i <
s.ting, baling taken great paint, and *P' rl ,|"'
greater part uf tha Fall m purdm*inr «*»• » "•
fe.wYna andTltfUdeluh.a. 1 her ara hm.ght.
a ad .Hal! «>• off-, red at *ueu eilrrmel. I >» l">
C#t for cofch, or it* eqaiv*lpn'. «• < Imi «u
plena tit* parrhawr*. 1 h* follow mg ate a
part of tb* article* of w hich hn Stock con
ii«9i :
A grntr*\ ***orim*t\\ ol B*o«tl Colin. win-,
I,Inch, bmile green, olive brown, i Intel <•»
lor rleel amt grey mi»t'tre«, kc. he. ate.
Cammer.a, blue, black. tl ab anil millure#
| piece only F.nglub Hunting Clolb, or i u*
tian, lor Sp leumi n
A larg BMuHmaninfi a**inatla, all color* and
aliaifea, »<nne vrry superior
Twilled Kertey*, Limey* ami Wpnlaeya
Rose and P lilt Blanket*. laig" a*mil..
Flannel* all colon ami price*
Caitimero and ( loth Shawl*, large aiiort*
ment
Caa'iincre and Merino do
Merino lldkf*.
Marino Cloth for Ladir*' Orcite*
Do Circaiii* hi do
French Bootbaalna
Bombar.etl*,, general assortment
Plain ami fig'd Bo nk Mmlin
Do do Smi» and JaCniiell H«
Cambric*, plain, checked ami ended
Long Lawns and lush Linens
L<nrn Cambric
Do rlo Iblkf*,
A very largt an,I splendid at*o,tinenl of Cali
co*, all prices
Patmarine*, »kye blue, pink lilac, blark and
b’own, a fashionable article for l.adiet'
Urine*
Italian Ludringi, India
Saftln* and Satin Levantine*
Grn de Naples, black an-' blue libv k
A fen pieces figured fancy colon, very splen
did
81k, Cotton nnd Wonted llotiary
A l iige and splendid as*ortmeia uf Ladies' I ni
cy Silk, ftaiise, liatrege, Meiinoand Lit
ear ian ILIkt*.
Ponges, au eccellent article for Ladii *’ Dreu
e*
taoldi ami .Nankin Crapes, Mark ami c. In cu
HU k Italian Crap * assorted, noun- superior
A largea-- irlini nt i'htrad Lace, anil Edgings
I Po do Bohinett do do
4 t. 5-4 ami ft 4 riam H >ltii ett
ftp do* pail Ladies' Horse Skin. Kt W»*h
Leather and other tilnves ami M Item,
from l*i| to 75 rents
H a -a an I colored Cambric*
A general a* o tin nt Shell, Tuck and Sid"
Combs
On do Rr.iclli*ti do
DiHttnf ( rolm, Ivory (1(1
lanriip*' Poll' an t Curl*
|> i funrv Wo k Hfld Doilf
3-ed Read* for P»it*p*
A tur••“oft nciii a»id C'ordl
I).. Li t *' a«’«l, L adier and Prunella
SHor i
o ra«p* lapehorn*, very good anti chfip
Ciark *» is »«l nn-l I In** Cotton
A largo diaortment Sewing*, f loti, Silk and
( (.ti hi
5 larpp *»%ortniant of Crntlrmpn i fancy Silk
Hkfn
|>*i icarlr* bandanna and flag do
1 hi black 11 ulmn Cravat*
]>o bu( khkin. braver and wonditofk (,lny. t
Wliita M irteillr* Sivan*itown« and Valencia
Vailing*
B'ack and blue black Si'k Velvet, (tenon and
Frpiichf now a moil fai'iionablc article fur
Vv*t*
•6 bale* brown and bleached Colion Shirtings
and Shaelingi, v* ry low
A few bale* i oluiad and check |Cotlon Cloths
do
Men’* ronrse end fine Shoes
12 cases Men’s Fur lints, very good, nml un
commonly cheap
C do Men'* very fin* do
An assortment Wool H its nod Sonl Skin Cups
ALSO,
\ Cener*! assortment of GROCERIES,
Hard Ware, Earthen and Queen's Ware, Lost
and Brown 9ug.tr*, he«t Teas, Liverpool Salt
la sacks, Powder, Lend anil Stiot, and n great
msny oilier arti, les, too tedious to enumerate ;
a'loi which are offered nt price* much cheaper
than ever, for ca*h or coun'rv prttduca,
HENRY AM ISON.
Nov 1ft
TYHOTICF. — Hy virlue of a decree ol the
wlcJ Cnui t of Equity of Rockingham c.ty.(N f'.)
made 1 ail lerui, |H2|), I iliaII, expose to sale,
stn the premise*, on Thursday thelMili Peconi
Iter next, h tract ,*f land lying in the county of
Bockinjltatn, (N C ) in the fork t,f the Mayo ih
Ean Rivers, rnntnmiag altoui three hundred \
fifty acre«, liemg ttie tract of land belonging to
the It oil * at law ol M irgarel Joyce. 'I lie ahrtve
mentioned tract oflnnd contain* about 120 acres
of low ground*, and is well adopted to agricul
tural purposes. Those per«on» who arc dr*
poied to purchase, will do well to call and es
• mine fur Iheni-elvri, as few *uclt tracts ol land
Are throw n into market. File purchaser will
be required to give bond an I approved senili
ty, payable m mi, twelve and eighteen mtnitba
for Hie purchase money. The litltt of said land
will he reserved until n final decree in Hie
sail of Jno 1| Joyce and others, against Fleas.
out Hlark nml others
WM.FEWEL, C M E.
N.tv. Iff 1„,27
H EVVSON'S OFFICE, )
Lynchburg, Not. lfi 1829 £
Drawn Number* in the Richmond Dock Lot'e
ry, (lass No 3.
33 I 3» 28 13 -lfi 26 47 .
A’est your small prizes in ilu- Gr«in| Consolida
ted Lottery, No. 17, Capital 815,000, anil I'
iilon Canal, No. 13, Capital *30,000 It you
R*v“ any rttperl lor your puisei, step in m ||„.
" Collage," This Day. and you may be re
warded for your attention to" Dame Fortune."
Remember the fortunate and prompt pay office
of R W. HKIVSON, ,
where No* 9 1ft 31 die Capital prize id $2,00 i
v is Hold and paid a short time since.
5T^»OTICE —Lori on the road between my
JC\J home in Amherst county nod Lynchburg
on ttie 13th lust a POCKET BOOK, containing
V bond on Seaton 11 Loving and Wilson Peters
for $2.10, dated 22ml June last, and payable
JJJod inti, one on Seaton II. Loving, Haled ami
due the same lime for $12 50; one on John
Richardson for *14 50 on demand, dated in Or.
lober last , which said bonds, I caution all per
gout Ironr trading for, anil those who on e them
tot to pay them to any person hut to myself.
DANIEL B II il.V.
( >0T 16- _ 2 *
Notice —win he sold, to the highest h«i
Her, et the late residence of Milnrr Cos,
dec. in the county of Amherst, on Tries lay the
24'h of the present month, November, a part
of thcpersonwl estate of the raid decedent, con
sistingof three good work horses, one yoke of
ozen, one opcart, one hnrse-carl, the crop of
torn, fodder, oats, Ate. the stork of cattle, sheep
and hogs, household and kitchen furniture,
plantation uten’ils nf every description, one set
of blacksmith's tools. Terms of sale.—A credit
of 12 months will be given upon all sums of
*1(1 and upnards ; for all sums under *10, cash
will be required. Bonds with approved senuri*
ty will be required of the purchaser.
SARAH COX, Adm’i,
Piov. 6 tib24
TO THE LAMES.
i.ib'CfSirr jurt r«c»i*ed Ih* fi.l
I |„»,nR •uhM,» only of Ttaead
I. t, ..f ,«•!*. «* aniir.ly »*», and decidedly
It* moll .! *■«' Ih»' he tia. r».r
iH.tr. >n « Marino C’toiha,Palmyreefi.
P K' •• 1 l •ud Satin
l.rMHlinrH af<» Scarlal and »lille Mtrino
DU « trri rhrap .tn.lMIdo*. laiMei Mom
tkm Ki'l Wa.K liathri and ol.isr Kind, ol
Ulovr. a id Millim, vrry «u|itrior i|oalii>.
A I SO,
60 dm. Ildk's. • f VHIIO'I. kind., vir. :
l trcaa.ia". St*r|a< • nllilr Mciiwn, very .U
p«rior,
Prnftinn Cn| e. Gro l>*» T«. Fancy Silk ,
Plaid and H t Int.l Palmyrii.*, ricli I'ainlrd
nod Bordered,
Plaid Gao***, Vlansho, Flos* Fringe, Leonidas,
Zephyr l rap".
And he wdl in a few dev (receive ft or ft do*.
Ilarr ’ge Hk* Scarlet k various other color* plain
I* printed, together with a great variety of Mo«
hn«, C'amhricf hiicJ othei Goods which hi is
iletei mined to sell at vers low price# lor cash.
HKNItV ALLISON.
Nov 12.
> viOlli I, — I he suhicrihn '• School w ill he
Jy I cont inued the ensuing year, on the fol
lowing terms, vir.: for Spelling, R nding, Wri
ling, A i ii him.* tic, Geography acid Knglish
Graminar Jt-1*r> per ••»»»i ; lor Hot Latin and
fiiefg (argon rs, Natural, Philosophy mid
iVtalhematn s $2”>, payable in each Ca»e half
irally. Each scmUr will he charged from
ihe iiuifi of nit entrance until the end of the
lei in. which consists ol 23 > teaching days, oi
4*’ works
The School w ill commence the hi Monday
in lanuary, lH3t. The nuhttcriber limiis him
self to 30 scholars, eschisive ol » if own e.hil
dren, and as some di#ai»|io»nt,ni,i»t.f have arcru
ed dui ing llie pie-ont y« ar, a early entrance
ih rei oinni nded to 'hose that may dct**imine
to avail themselves of the School
l e .Subseti M*r I an rrommoiatC ft hoard
eis in hi* own family, hi ihe term, payahle
half yearly , each boaider Lirnifapif.! himself
with he* , clothing anil candle*
* amuklt millkii
Gravelly Knoll, Pi »- county, f
V ,i N..v In. I - S
Pl'B$IJANf In h deed of inis! executed by
I'.tlr k I* Bui inn hiiJ Mary hit wifi*, to
toe Mibkttiln r for purpose* tliriein named,
lilHiing <Ih(c the 21*1 day of May, IH2D and
duly recorded in the county com I of Bedford,
I k mil proceed *" sell* **i llm late residence ol
the mol il *i too, oi Bedloid coiirny, on the 20ill
inltant, if fai*, il not, tin- nest fair day thereaf
ter, all t e stork ol horse*, hogs, s o*ep, and
other rattle of every d. m:i iption, 'he crop of
rve, corn and out*, and all the homing utensils
belonging to said plantation. A credit of kix
months will he allowed the purchaser on giving
bond with approved serm r v upon all moii* n
and upward* ; under cash will he re
<] tired.
BENJAMIN WI GO IN ION, Trustee.
Nov. 6 iUk25
riniH propi >tor of
llii* linr of *
recently mj limn/' fioiit
\*ynclibing to Al"k«»n
Inn twico n week, inform* tiro citizens of
Lynrhlmtg mih! it* vicinity, thrt Ibis line now
i mu three time* n w eek, mid is extend'd to
ilie Ci* v ol Washington.
J here h'm recently be«n put upon the rn.nl
httween Washington nod Baltimore, n new line
if Stancg, uueiiuiilled in thii counii v in splen*
ilor hnd niagiitiiceni e, ami fiavidlin/f also with
great rapidity. Witha view to the public a room
modutioo, and with a view to save pniscngi r*,
Ihe inconvenience of hunting for, and p « in
ing seats foi liiltiinore when arnved in Wash
ington, the proprietor has lot med a tonucxim
with til's new line, thus countiluting u coii
neCied line fiom Lynchburg to Baltimore, and
so fiorn BiUiuiuiu to Lynchburg
The Stage leaves Lyiielihtiig on Sunday,
Wednesday and 1’iid 'v ntoruitigi. The time
taken on the mad to the North is one day to
Charlottifc\ille —-from Lynchburg to Wa^hing
lon two days, and until II o'clock V M. on
the third—sained a \ i ach liultiinu.e by hull
after 4 o’clock, l* i\4. and on the next day, in
New Y»rk,inthai in lour days the passengers
may take lea in New York. The Stag I *111
B illimore for Lynchburg leaves ll.tlinno.c a*
bout 6, A. 1M. on Monday. Ihoradn* and Sat
urday ; reach * Baiimid’s Mansion Hotel in
Washington i 1 y bv It). A M. dtopg into my
line a1 li Mm k same day — in one day ill r»
alter m ache? Cb» loitcsville, ami on 1 tie nee on l
Lynchiuiig~—thus running Imm Baitimoiu to
CiiHiloth nvdie tit two, ami to Lyiuhlnng in
three days
take ,—From Lviiclibnr.: (o B.«liimorc
517. ' WM.SMOH.
Mov. 12. .ini20
loHUV.SHW
tri;\Y pair of Paris Over-Shoes for Ladies
. for sale u! New York Prices.
HOW EL I) \ VIES.
Oct. 22
11( I-By virtue of a trust d<*cd made
JLo by i Itoinai \ itlridgr*, in which ' f ill (’arler
it trustee, lo uring dateiii. Oth day of On 182*1,
ud of recard m rue county cou.i of Nelson,
nl also by virtue of u trust deed made by
Moore K. Carter, in which Sterling Clnibm c
h trustee, bearing dale 11>« 201 li day of Via ch,
18*27. mid al«o recoide ' in tin* nu • 'j runii nl
Nelson, and by vi.fue Jf a lui.-t deed made by
Charles * ( ar'cr bear in-, date the 20th day of
March. 1827. m which 11 ill ('Alter i nd Itn haid
N. Kubank ate trusvet, which deed U n s * n -
cordcd ill Nelson county court—try wl-i- I , jd
deeds, the linker-, r» sp* rtivelv convey to tin
said 11ustecs respectively tor the purju mk m i
forth in Ihe said deeds, their several And re per
live interest* m the estate known by the name
ot Walnut (irove. situate in the county of Nel
son amt containing about 1 100 acres, and
their respective interests in l<> negro slaves,
Attached to the estate, i he undersigned tiusteeg
will, on the 15th day of December next, oHvr
f »r sale, at the Mansion Mouse on said tract of
I mil. to flip biglicot bidder, the interests of said
panics, in the said land and slaves—the inter* si
ot „aid Aldridg*, being two sevenths, And the
ii»t«Tests of the said Moore ami Charles being
ca* It one seventh. T he land will he sold on a
credit of one, two and three years from the I t
day of Jan. I8.T\ ami possession delivered on
that day. The negroes will he sold on a cicdit
of one year. Bond and satisfactory security
will he required for the negroes, and bond and
a deed ot trust from thhe purchaser of the land.
It is believed that the persons owning the
romaing three-sevenths of the estate, will, on
the day of sale, con sent to sell their interests in
the same way, and on the same terms proposed
! by the trustees in this advertisement.
1 he n n dev tig tied w |t| convey only such title
I as the said *!»■* *ts iiuvi an* ho U.- them.
MILL CAItTEti, Truster in the dri d
made bv Thomas Aldridge.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Trustee
in the dee.l made by Moure F Carter
HU T, CARTER. > Trus
RICHARI) N. EUBANK, pees
under lire deed made bv Charles C Carter.
Nov. 12 td?2ti
1'SJOTICE is hereby given that I shall present
a petition to the next General Assembly of
V irginiu, to pass a Wiv giving me the right to
recommence an action for the recovery of (And
against James Woods And others, of the coun
ty of Nelson, for reasons which will I e made
known to that body bv said petition.
THOMAS GOOD WIV
Nov. 12
A. 0* iTAS'il fc 00.
A ML now receiving and opening, in the
jm Urg«nodl cooimodioui buck building, 3
dour* below liberty Waru-hoii*®, end nearly
opfHitvte fb« Pott (Mw, a general HH®rln»int
ol <.|{<KKi:i»;S fee. which they offer
at ttie moit reavmable ptio-i, for cash, or
country produce, eoii»i,litqj in |>*tl of
3<t0 Sack. Sail, Li*erpot»l filled
lU hlid.. St. Crail and Orleaua Sitgar*,
bsr,l quality
3 hint*. Molaaaea, best
3d bag, Coffee, old Java, while and yel
low, be«l green St. Domingo
ft liMa. I.oaf Sugar, allq ialilic,
lit bait', Imp Gunpowder and llyton
Teas
20 Ilea nit Wrapping Taper
10 do Letter do
20*vi II,*. Cotton Yarn (tom No. 4 lo IS
I pipe French Brandy
1 Jamaica Kum
| Oilcan, do
1 pipe London Madeira } ti'ivi’
| do Sweel Malaga { " ,I,r'
0 ca c» Liverpool and Quebu’f Wars
4 keg, Duporit', Pota-der
4 do icfiued Salt I’etre
‘J Id la Copper**
1 do Madder
1 12 do Indigo, .Span. Float
1 hag Kace Ginger
1 do Albpice
| *■ 11 lai k Topper
20 bags Sliul
10 I,Id, Mackarel
20 kit, do for family t a,
0 lit,I, Tanner', Oil
12", pair Colton and Wool Card,
1 tierce Riee
ft lu,*r.t Soap
6 do Sperm Caudle,
do Tallow do
30 keg, Na I,
I eat" cheap Boot,
2'iO pair Shoe, and Brogan,
I tnn Eugl'.'i Iron
1 do Country do
3 cask, prune Chece
If,00 Ilia Sn'e Leatli'-r j
2 liluls Stone Ware
12 il z. Wool Dali.
f, o"< I’l«*ler
1200 |ti«. Bf slered Slcel
1 On do German do
2<V> do 1 loop Iron
2 doe. Sifter,, all *izT*
| bid. Lamp Oil
K buxe. Window Glam
o bales Coition Sheetinr and Shirlin
ITiUprS I.pihI, ground ill Od
Old U IhuUpv. Bed Cord., Jo-ailing I.ion,
Nutmeg.. &■'
We ioviin nor friend. nml ihp public nl
Inrg" In nil nntl eiamioe ilm GOOD.-) and
pi icp. for IIipiii.pIV' ., a. fun gams inny be had.
Wp arc determined to sell low for cash.
flip higbp.i mm bet price given (or
NVMV.AT AX\> V\A»\J\V.
Nov. 12 U
A PKil I ION w ill lie presented to the nun
ill Legislature of Virginia for per mission p>
♦•nit a public Wait* 11 • u #• fur the inspection
of 1 ohm co, i* the town n| Lynchbtug, on Lot
No 10, the prupeily ul IJ. A. Hum*.
<i X. ItOSK,
J VCOU II X A S,
I 9 ill!
IMTV.U K UV,.\'U\
^ S 1 M* it' i* f ' bi> Inti Mill ion have con*
H t III U*-(1 i<» b ighen %v it 11 every revolving
month, £w ii u l elieveil ihe most m guitie expec
talioi sol ii - luiiiir lui l line** will In* ;t. 1> i ,n y
eil, I be uiiMiber <1 ."UiidtMi'* lias n, n-.is ii In
ful tv ; it is b -w- \ er, tliou^1 t expe lent I e •
alter t • limit llit* n imi •• , ieti ti.uii w i I ex
lend lo ' fin tv : liui a# s» mu* fiiP-co or l vv • ut) ,
will leave tie A' i if hi v tt the close «»( ib pi.
► flit s' k'SlOII, tbl'lf Will bf idl'HlI ID | || it * <• r
l' ii 1 lit no *v in intend io • on ci ib uiseUi •
wit Ii t lie I <u» i'ution, \\ dl d » will to signi'y such
i itfutiim at an early pet i.id.
I is believed that .be biudeut can command 1
as in *ny and great advantage* here, as at auv
other Iustirti mu ol lie kin in the coun(r),—
the rum sc of# tidy lie.ng lib ct iI, expenws mod
cate and situation heal.by. The eon s« of
s tidy ccmpiisea the nidi"Hty biaiich s ut the I
Kugbx!i, (tile nidimnl- excepted ) together |
w nil t be Latin and (ii eck Lingo ig**s, the higher
hiHiichff ol trie M •< heiiiHlM s iod Moral I *.. I i»• -
rn Philosophy The terms d t o m o me $23'
per session of five mouths, including conttngen
r '•» ; tuition, $12 50—tin latter to tie paid ip
advance. 1 he suhscr bet is c mpedi d lo re
sort m this expedient lo save him-* It the trouble
ol collecting, to which he has no' time to de 1
vote. The tuition Imb h en niodeiately advau
ci d ; the reason lor doing so will be found in
(In1 condition of the times Should tl e piice of
produce he again deprived, tuition will be re
do ed to the old standard.
The subscriber promises bis faithful and midi
tided ntteiitihi to the )oung gentlemen who
may bo committed t * his care.
LINCOLN CL \HKL, Preceptor.
* NOTK—The w inter bession wi’l cofiunenee
I the first ol January. I*hose who wish to b
1 come member* ol the Academy, must forward
their communication# to the Preceptor, from
i whom they w ill K’Ccive immedia - tmgwfit.
Should thr plan piop"#od men- d, as i* ton
fld<’ti 11 y beln ve I, n Trench and bpani'h leach
er will be employed L C.
Hi hi if. 1 oik, 1H29* *4w
l\J() 'l ICII.— 11 v iii tie of a deed of trust
]_ J executed to mi*1 !i\ J ini II. Wright, bear
ing date on t np Ihtli >'av cl' April, 1826, and
iec«»rded in th*t couniy I’ouil ol Beiif. . u, and
to accomplish cer aiu purposes in said tl ed
••xpres-ed, I shall, on Tuesday flic 8th day ol
Dect ruliti, 1829,on the premises, expcsc to
sale, !»y wa v of public auction, a certain tract
or parcel of land, conveyed ami described in
said deed, |y ing and being in the county of
. Hcdl"id, containing 618 acres, more or less, it
l being the same tract or parcel ol land which
| lorno tly belonged to George Douglas',dec. The
taring of tale w ill be made known at the tune
| and place of sale. The title to said land is be
I lieved to bp unquestionably good, but acting as
! trustee. I will convey to the purchase' or pm
chaseis such title as is vested in me by the said
i deed of trust, noil none other.
BALD A McDAMKL, Trustee.
Nov. 9. Ids
| VERY likely negroes for sale, if ap
Ji plied fur iu 12 or 16 days. 'I he lot
; consists of men, young women and boys. En
quire at this OlFi e.
j N >v. 6 2vc
FXXU*T AKKIVAXi ~
i OK
TALL GOODS.
II \\ E at length the phn«uie of iq
V V louning on ’i imds of the arrival oi a
pari ol our K ALL 61 1*1*1. Y, comprising a great
. many scarce and fashionable articles :
Cambric and Muslin K.ast India worked Rubes
A beaut iful assortment of winter Calicoes
Maltose Calicoes (entirely new) in patterns
d -1 Cambrics, and 6 and t> *1 Jaconet Muslins
| Book and Japanned Mull Muslins (very cheap)
Apron Checks, small patterns and line
With other Goods, at extremely low prices, all
of which they wi<*h their customers tu examine.
McKEE, ROBINSON k CO.
Sept. 2L_
Best Winter Lamp Oil.
j v f IS 1" received a large •upply of liest Winter
sj I,amp Oil. HOWEL DAVIES.
| >'ov. y
Smith, Bagwell &. C o.
A UK now teceiviiig then f all supply o
GOODS, consisting of Gry Goods, Hardt
ware, Cutlery, Saddlery, Groceries, Crockery
Glass and China Ware, Bools and Shoe-, Sun,
Leather, Smith's Antritis, Vices, ice. Cc. m
greater vani ties than they have fu r before
kepi—all of winch Ihey are disputed to sel,
low. 1 he market price given for Wheat
Flour, Tobacco, &cc. ice.
Oct. 5. ___2m
VfsV the directions of tlia will of John Han
t J sard, dec. late ol the county ol Amheivl,
which will ha'hern duly recorded in Hie Su
porior Court of said county, will be uposed
lo sale, oil the premises, c.n the id day ol Jan
nary nesi, that part ol III* said !'• stator's Iracl
ol bind, lying in the county of Amherst, which
adjoins Hie lands of Anthony Rucker, dec. and
which is lo bs separated from the remainder
of the tract, by the road from Tinsley a linr,
(vs ■<li the Spiing included,) to Win. McDan
iel’s line, lo the Mansion House liact. A Plat
and Survey of the land will be piesent on the
day ol sale—amt Ihe land Will he sold to the
highest bidder, lor ca-h, unless I he terms ol
sala should be olherwise directed by the devi
sees, John, Ambrose, Arcbey , Sophia, Polly,
Pamelie and Caroline, children of (lie T estator,
and between whom the proceeds are diicCled
to be divided,
RLN I T ALIAFKRRO, High Sheriff
ol Ainlie, at county, and as such, ml
mini trator with the will nn
nesed of John Hansard,
deceased.
Sept. 24 Ids
Dr. I i •well’s remedy for Kits,
&c.
5 UST received h supply of Dr. Howell's
remedy for Kits. A so h supply of Ins
Family Fills, and of Ague and Fevei Drops, all
at I’hibi. prices. (IOVVKL DAVIDS, Agt
Nr vJL ___
Nfed O 11( K.-*IV ns commuted to the «I*mI ul the
.la Cmpu itiuu of (he town ol Lynchburg,
on Thursday tin* I3ih I Angus1 Iasi, a mulatto
man who calls himself I'KK.SiON. The said;
runaway i«* about five feet t**n inches high, a
busby bead of hair, a d large whiskers, about
twenty five years of i g ; lie is a light mulatto,
i le had w uli him w h« u t'ommilied, the following
articles of ilulliiitg : a coat of domestic inaiiti- j
facture, ol a Ik lr gi iy , pantaloons of the same,
a furred cap The owner h hereby required |
to Come forward, piove property ami take away
the said property, or he will be dealt with ac
ccidme to law.
N. 1L The S'tid runaway says he belongs to
Will \*. IVikin- «if the State ol Mi«sitsippi.
SAN1ULL BKANSFOKD, Jailor.
Oct 22 3m20
^Ui i< 1.— All personshaving claims agatus
the estate of Ambrose Flicker, dec. are
quested to hi ing them.I'nrw aid well auihenti
< an il, h the law diiecia, in order dial 1 inay
make provisions io pay ihe saw : those indebt
ed i » the estHto nr** icqiieg ed lo make pay*
•in* it. AM HON Y KUCKFK, ei r
Mhv d is75
TNf ° ‘ •* * By vii mi ..i n dr • .i oi u i:. « *
iL I edit' d *o the sub'Ciihf-rg by James 5,
DiMard, w he h is of itcoed in the Clerk s Office
ol \n*hei land Be dtord, lor Ihe pur'puses there
in expressed, wf wdl aril, at public audio*, fol
« ash, io ihe highest bidder, hi the dwelling
house of said Oil mi d. in ibe county of Bedford,
«m I m s lay Ihe 22d day of Deceiuh r neit, if
lair, if not, the next fair day thereafter, and to
continue from day today until completed, the ,
fol'ow ng nat and personal estate in said deed
espiPMi'd, to wit : n trad ol land situate in the
cut . iy of Nelson, and coiita>ning fifty acre* ;
hI*i», the one fifth of all the lands of which1
Janies Londo i died, seized and possess <1, ly
ing in Amheist mhiuI> : also, the following
slaves, viz : joe a if an, Julius a mini, aeazei
a man, Sionliake a man, Keuben h man, Lt ivis
a l ol, Bieulsf'iid a lad. Preston a boy, Hannah I
Mini her on (ieoige, Dachel a girl, Anna and I
her * hi d a boy, Mary a gitI, Maltha a girl,
llarrii t a giiI, livdia a gulf Matilda a ymng,
n oman, and Pi a.iky and her three children,
David, Belinda and ■■ .(name nut ex
piessed) and all (he increase of the females:
also, all ihe household and kitchen furniture, (
all the platitation utensils, nil the horse s, cattle
ho^s and sheep the entire crop on t he plauiaiion
occupied I y said Dillard also, Ids (the said
Dilla it’s) interest in the estateol Jno. AT Bride,'
dc ased, and wliatev* r other ankles in said
derd n*»m d, and not pariieularly named in
this noti* e, or so much of the said property as
will be sufficient lo answer the purposes of said
deed. Ai tcc? as nustecx, w c will convey such
lille as is \i*«'ed in us. and none other.
AIM nut B. DAVIDS, ? Trus
LKMl'hL lL'IDNDU. ] ties.
Oct. 22. tds20
FOR SALE,
/A V’EUY li..iidvonie little Farm, upon the
JTU.h. « I vvHlersof Appom.tloi, in Bucking,
ham '1 hi-Imi'l is in the iieighborliuod of Clo
v.'i' Hill, lie. remarkably well, produces to
hiiccnol I he finest quality, mid lias upon it a
very large orchard of well selected Irnit : lire
tract c,,iitaiiis 310 acres—Persons disposed to
buy, will apply to the subscriber or Col. Sami.
A Pattueon, w ho lives Adjoining Ihe premises
SAML. P. CHBIST1AIN.
March 2. Is
’jjNWOTICK.—By virtue ol a deedfof trust, t\
J ecuted to the subscriber by John Cole
men, hearing dale the-day of July, 182(5,
anil duty recorded in the Clerk’s office of the
Comity Court of Amherst, for propo es therein
espressed ; 1 will sell, at public auction, for
cash, at ttic court-house of ihe count, of Am
herst, on the 21,1 day of December, 1822, the
following valuable Sieves, via: Ben, Nelson
Winston, Madison. Newton, Bender, Motley'
Jack and Henry, or so many of the said ne!
groes as Well he sufficient to satisfy and pay
the purposes of the said trust deed. The above
nu olimied negroes,or the most of them, aie
young, and the must saPatile kind, and wuith
Ihe at ention ol’puirliasers. 'li e tiile is eon
sidered the veiy best, hut us I am acting as
lius'ee, only shall convey such as is vested in
JOSEPH PENN, Trustee.
Nov. 1(5_ id 27
A REMOVAL.
* It IA s. <;hay
w ISIIKS lo inform her ctinumei 8 and ihe
v#/ public generally, Ihar she has taken a
room in 1 He brick tenement, immediately oppo
site lo James C. Moorman's w ell known Tav
ern. J he room is quite convenient to the Mam
s’reel, hih! very easy *o be found. She has hi
ihi.d time, all the fashions that are in use at this
season, and will continue lo tj**l patterns suita
ble for every season of the year.
N. B. I he subscriber had thought a farther
nolice of this kind was unnecessary, until she
was told that some evil disposed person had re
ported xhe was not able to attend lo business.
It would he well for every body that wishes
work done, to call and sec for themselves.
M 5. GBAY.
Oct. 12. l5
WASBINOZON HOTEL,
Lynchburg
3fpuK tulitcriber respectfully informs the
public, ibal lie ha* extended bn lease on
11,,, Washington Motel.—He maka, a grateful
lender of l.is thanks lo the public for the libe
r«l palronage be has received, aud pledge,
himself !0 use bis best exertions to give .atif
faclion to all those who uiay favour In in with a
call at the Washington. Mis lsble shall al
ways be furnished with fbe best the markets
Will admit, and his bar with the choicest li
uuurs,—He has attentive and experienced Out
lets, and bis stable inferior to none, with a
E,.od lot for drovers, and moderate charges, as
follows :
Breakfast, 25 cis.
Dinner, 37 1-2
Supper, 20
Dodging, 12 1-2
Mosses, per Hay J-—
Moises, per month,
Board, pt-i veur, 133 33
JA3. C. MOORMAN.
?ept. <14,_ :*n,M
jrm |UK Proprietors of Ihu Richmond And
Baltimore Union Line ot Singe* nod
SNeainboati, by Tappabannuck» respectfully in
form the public and traveller* generally, that
ibis lim* hrt* been in operation 0110 year ; that
the bc*»t of cuarhes, horse*, and most experien
ced and careful drivers are, and will be con
stantly kept ; that the route affords the best ac
commodations. good roads, and no night trnv
filing by land. J lie Stages leave (he Bell Tav
ern in Richmond, every Wednesday and Satur
day morning at 5 o'clock. and arrive at 'lappn
bannock to dinner, returning, leave 'J appahao
nock every Monday morning at 5 o’clock, and
lhursday mornings on the arrival ot the Steam
boat Patuxent, from Baltimore and Active m
Kichtiiond in the evening. On Saturdays tl « v
uiunt meet the Patuxent at Tappahamiuck, i *■ inly
to take passer gers to Baltimore which arrives
there the succeeding day by 4 o’clock, P. M
The boat leaves Baltimore every Wednesday
morning and arrives at Tappahinnock on
Thursday morning. The Proprietors will spare
no labour or expense to render this route agiee
able, and they have the pleasure to state, that
passengers have uniformly expressed theuuelves
delighted with the line.
ILi' .Stage fare at the low rate of $3 50 ; in
letmediate Stages, Scents per mile.
Oct. 16 * ‘JmIS
a t un>
TO THE LADIES.
AMISS l»ITTS, from Petersburg,
iTfli tubes Hie lib»*ity t»i informing the Ladies
f Lvucliburg and mlj lining corn i"s, liiat she
has taken the commodious duelling house near*
'y opposite the Franklin Hofei, where she in
tends carry ing on i!ip Man na making busi
ness, in all its various branches. Having great
facilities ot obtaining regularly (from the Cities
ol .New York and Philadelphia,) the very latest
fashions, she flatters herself, from the attention
lie will devote to the orders she may receive,
to merit a shine «.f public, patronage,and super
cede the in cessity of sending orders to a distant
State or the City ol Richmond.
N. B. Orders from the country executed at
the shortest notice.
Braid Riding Dresses, of the latest fashion.
July‘20. tf97
Fall and Winter Goods.
rffllHE substiibers having now teceived tlie
3. greater pail of their FALL and W IN
TER UOODS, respectfully invite their custom
'cis, ami purchasers geueially, to examine ilieir
present extensive a sortinent. In the fancy
i ink, they have the pleasuieof oflering, at the
i most moderate pi ices, the following :
Superior black Italian Lustrings
Richer! Ink. Satin Levantim s
Blk., and blue hint U C»- • N.ip Silks
Blk.Coiii u tiro «le Z iiiiih, u w .it ele
Piloted Haiti esse, various sha-fi s ed figures
Rich figured Ismarines, ex rente,y c .tap
Satins, Moth s and Florences. t% ry sitade
tiro de Nap Silks, • very shade
Parsi.m Plaid CL ode Naps, new style
A Gw pieces Nankin and Canton C tapes
Calicoes, an extensive and hrautif il assortment {
Elk. Circassians and K. mhazim s
Ladies’steel mixed Habit Cloths
London brown and imperi l! b'ue Pelisse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Merino Cl m s
I authored Hook Muslim, richest figuies
Plain, Swiss ami Honk do
)-•! and 0-4 Jai »u»*ts and Cambrics
A few pieces 5-4 Medium M sluio, elegant
4 4 5 4 and 0 4 Thibet Shawl* '
Merino Long Shawls, fust order
Embroidered Paris Crape Shawls and Scarfs
Palmerine and Silk Shawl*
Lace Cape*, ( «»• I -1 • i- and Pelerines, splendid
Deconpe and Barege Die*$ Shawls
Artificial Wreaths and Roses
4-1 and 5-4 Hohbinet Laces, plain and figured
Thread ami Hohbinet Edgiugs
Richest Brussels Laces
Silk and Hohbinet do. handsome*! style
Hohbinet Lace V eils, wh’le and him k
Fine Lawns, and Linen C ambric Hdkfs.
Cotton ,Silk and Worsted Hosiery, a full assort
men!
f ine, hnil superline grass bleached Irish Linens
A few pieces superior Thread Cambricks
A beautiful assortment new style Bonnet Rib
bons
A variety of richest embroidered Belt Ribbons
Ladies' embroideted Mil's and iloise Skin
Olov
A few boxes fancy Cap Ribbons
Wide Lustring Ribbons, solid colors
Ladies' and Gentlemens black and while Silk
(j loves
Plain while Merino Cloths, a new and beautiful
article
1 case fashionable Leghorns, dec, &.c. kc.
STAPLE goods.
A few pieces extra Jhie /big. Cloth;, blue and
black
All elegant assortment fine Si superfine English
Cloths, including bine, black, olive, steel
mis, and every fashionable ‘hade
Super double milled Drab Coatings
Line and superfine blue and black Cassimeres
A tew pieces super Drab, du. double amt single
milled °
Sllpeiior blnrk, and blue black Silk Velvet
Marseilles, Swansdmvn and Valencia Vcstiiw,
Scotch Plaids ana Camblets
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
A case fancy colored Satinets, finest finish
Several cases medium do.
Several hales Army Point Blankets
A large stipplv English Duffel Blankets
(Red Stripe; Hie largest and cheapest ever
know o
fine and medium flannels of every color
Green Serge and Hocking Baize
Seve.al pieces in grain Carpeting,, handsomest
figures
3-4 and 4-4 l.rown and bleached Domestics
3 4 an I 4 1 Plaid do. indigo blue
o-4 brown and blenched Waltham Sheeting
I hale superioi unbleached .Sen Island Shirting
A few pieces 5.4 real Bus ia Sheetings h
I’l.od, and plain Lindsevs for servant's wear
several bale, d udile mil ed Ain y ( |0;|i»
Double mill, d Mai l Cottons, Mo 1 t» 5
A lull assortment Spun Cotton, &r. Ur. he
Oct. 15. l)AVIU & ROBERT KVLE.
.CARRYAUS.
A 'KIE1\ of nice, strong and ties, flush.
ed Carry Alls, lor sale low for cash by
____ WM. BURD
JLTSl received from Mew V0,U, several cases
Gentlemens’ fashionable Beaver Hats.
„ . rc DAVID iiltOBEIll KYLE.
</ct ra.
I^OTICE —By virtue of a trust <lcej t
X^ led lo the subscribers by Edmund ( '
anil Sarah his wile, hearing da'rlhe J |?**
of July , 1828, and duly recorded hi t|,e c,'
court of Bedford, we will proceed to scuU,| *
way of public auction, on the premises, |or [ ’ ’
on Ftiilay the 6ih day of November
tract ol land, on which Ibe said Pale now it
adjoining tite lands of Anthony \Viis,„'
others, containing one hundred and ei h,,' 1
cres ; one tract adjoining the tame, com,,,,,
thirty acres; one Hart adjoining the sao,e ,
taming sixty three acres ; one liact
the same, containing one hundred ami eili'i”
acres ; one other tract, known by the name '!■
Vealy’s tract, on Falling creek, adjoin,,,,
lands ol Samuel lluwel and others ; AUg
other Had, called Newman’s tract, niljoirtin*
the last mentioned tracts, containing two |,„,
dred and forty acres ; also, the follow ,|,Vl®
lo wit: Heithen, Tom, Spencer, Milly, .\|BIh
and Anna, or Aina, and their increase 5„(te n‘,
dale of the deed, ami as mentioned in tl,,. ghlj
deed, and for the purposes therein express
The title to Ibe fore named property, js Uj.'
ed lo be good—none oilier than that conveyed
liy the deed, wilt be made
The above Sale is postponed till 9th day c,(
December next.
CH1SWELL DABNEY. ?
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE i‘
Pet. \._ td»H
I* VVll.L sell from BUUto 600 acres ol tnicim
ed land, lying in Bedford county,
quarters of a mile from New London A.sdtmy
an.! tliirteen from Lynchburg. It is well adapt
ed to the culture of 'lobacco an.t the dill, rent
kind ol grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood; is well watered, and lies better than any
tract ol its size in lids' part ol the country, |, j’s
so situated as to lie entire1,)' exempted fiotn d&
mage by lu avy rains or high water ‘1 he term,
will he very accommodating; say one. tu„
and tinee years, upon a small payment in !,«„,]
Enquire of the subset iher, one mile ami a hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. 17 »2ti
HOUSE COVERING.
TO HE subscribers having made a girat iin
JL provemeut in lire proof covering, and
obtained a pat< at fot tlie tame, oiler II,e Lfn
elil nl it to the public.
The improvement c nsisis in using f»ttrn'nn
wliir.lt ore lucked <n Itie grooves amt nailed n>
the ilie. ting plank, by ibis means, no nail i,
driven through the tin, and (lit nails are ipiiie
protected against rite weather, which tfl'eclusl
ly prevents them from lusting, amt il e roofs
b aking—w hereas, on the old plan, the nails
are all driven tluougli the slieei-, and ilm’ cm
erod by the grooves, they tire iievertlieln*
wet by every tain, which, in no great length ol
time rusts them off. Coimiquently, lousing the
i till from the roof and nrrcnsioniug ihnusaiids
j ol leaks. This fact is well know n.
Another advaniage on the new plan is. that
11 hen' is no occasion oflli* sheeting plank's br
ing kiln dried, nor more than three q lanersof
an inch thick And again, on old Imu-es tin*
thing is required but lo take ott'llie olo shingles
and pul no Ihe tin or sheeting. T ins makes as
good a roof as can be made, and saves lire
whole expense of sheeting anew.
\VM BUR It.
R. S TILDIIN.
_Ocr 1 _is
One half of Hose Isle for Sale!
|t\ ISH to Sell this valuable trad of land.
. tying on T ye River, in JNelsi u county, a
; nil IS miles Iruni New Market, (at I In nine.
' mi ol Tye and James River,) u here there is
an inspeetion tor Tobacco and boat naiiga
tion to Riclmiond ; in the neighboi houd ttiers
are two first rate manufacturing nulls for lit r
T he halt'of the tract contains, by estimate, l'xo
acres, and m good repair This tract is consi
dered one of the best in Nelson county, particu
ho ly well adapted lo tobacco,corn &i wheat. 1 lie
land is well watered and timbered, and a treat
dr at of lii e tobacco land to cut. Theie is a
body ol 160 acres of low giouiids ol good qn.il
iiv on ilie river, aliarlid lo either half of Ihis
desii able place T he put chaser w ill be allutv
ed to purchase eitlic-r liall ol this estate (llm
lower or Ihe upper portion) as may besi suit his
wishes. Ii is useless lo give a further i.cscnp
lionofthi* desirable ratal?, a-those wishingo>
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A
i res. residing wo Ilie place, will shew the land
lo any p <sou wishing to tiew il I am tliqius
ed tosell n accommodating tei ms, hut a hai
gain can be had im cash, or I would take in
gioes in payment I., (in • addressed lo me ■ r
J. R I) Payne, in Lynchburg will be piompllv
aitended to. LANDON R < AHELL. '
May 7. >s7f>
COMMISSION BI/SINJCSS
r| Ult subscriber informs Ins friends andthf
SI public ibut be continues to Oo bu. ias'j
on Commission, and promises that no pHia>
sliall be spared to give entire satisfaction lu
all Planters and Farmers who may confido to
his management the sale of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce, llis office will be kepi at
ihe Siore ol Messrs..!, ft S. Halsey , next door
below the Farmer’s Bunk.
1). SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 19. lom
FRESH ARRIVALS
AT BULLOCK’S OLD STAND.
MiKEE, IlOlilN'ON 6c CO. arc weekly
receiving their lull supply ol Staple and
Fancy Goods, and at price? that defy ceinpe*
J tition. J la y deem it unnecessary to slate the
selling prices ol any article, as the customer*
may lest assured they are prepared to exhibit
all kinds ol Goods, al prices llial will he highly
sal in factory.
Country Merchants and Pedlars nre lesprct
Fully invited to view the assortment. Country
produce taken at its full market value.
Oct. 8. t*
M/UM■ IM \. c. w it ;—At Rule* held in the Clerk’s
f oflicn of flic county Court of Bedford, on Monday
the r»th day of October, 1829, l**uc Adam*, pith ag"H,s5
K. lllarr, deft, in Chancery.
The (Jcfcnilaui Isaac K. Marr, not having entered In?
appmn uuce und given security according to the ad <■
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitant'
this country ; on motion of the pluiutifl', hv ruum-el, '
I* ordered, that tho said defn.Junt Isaac K- Morr.de
appear here on the fourth Monday in llei. next and
answer the hill of the plaintiff’; and that a copy «ffl •*
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the town of Lynchburg, for two mouths such *
sivoly, and posted at the front door of tho cuurthou;*
ol this county, on twobuverul court days.
A copy—Teste,
„ G.A, WINGFIELD,D C.
Oct. 12. w2»ulfi
A l1 A COURT held for Nelson county the 2dlh &.«> •*'
August, 1829, Charles Lankford and Elizabeth hi**
wile, ioriuerly Elizabeth Lankford, pltfs. against Ji'1:14
Maxwell and Hally his w ife, formerly Hally Farrar,
Perrin Farrar, Nancy Farrar, John Farrar, J»o. E'1'1
ell and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Farrar,and W,:
hum Farrar, and John Farrar, Joseph Farrar. I’1'*
Furrar, Hally Farrar and Lucy Farrar, children -
Fleming Furrar and William Furrar, deft*, in Uhaiiu
ry. t .
The defendants John Farrurund John Farrar, JosrP"
Farrar, Polly Farrar, Bally Furrar and Lucy Farrar,
children and heirs at law oi Fleming Farrar, lift’d- a’’1
having entered their appearance und given *'■
curity according to the net of Assembly. nli*
the rules of this court, and it appearing bv satitl-'1
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants of l|"‘
Commonwealth, and without the juriaditimu <1 1,1 *
court— It is ordered, that the said absent defends'"'
do appear hereon tho fourth Monday iu Not- next,
answer the bill of the plaintiff* ; and that a copy th"
order he forthwith inserted in the Virginian, a pap*‘r Eril‘,
led in thetow n of Lynchburg, for two mouths pn-vm'1"
said day, and that another copy thereof be posted at1 *
front door of the courthouse of this couutv on some ‘ °,ur
day. A copy—Teste, RO. C. CUTLER. l),c
lVOTICE.-r-A petition will be presented ,0
To! the next Assembly, lor the revival ot f^ie
Tobacco Inspection, at Black Water
house.
Oct. 1. 2m H
BLANKS
FOR SALE AT THIS OIT'K'E.