Lynchburg Virginian. [volume], November 17, 1842, Image 4

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I Or yields a sontioo.c sweet.
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tint <111131,' found alone inthi*
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tv inch takes thy b'.mnn aoav.
Can vitiate toy fragrant breath,—
{(till sw id amid decay
l it miMrm tl ■ » uf bripbt C II.—
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Who.’ .Irtd ■ ' MBisto suit b,
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If, *e\©rcd Warn Ui> !“r;,1t
•| h .u blown At cn t Ikit-imut brow
In fiurtl diadem !
Whet blightei honor, nn be pi« *n
To ItJViH i>i ti' worth,
| Than to He rai‘ed at oiveto haaacn,
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NORTH C\UOI.INA COM'EKENCE.
This body, which held its annual w-ssioii in l '"w
| burr. adjourn, I on Tuesday .vc.. the 1st m»t lUh
f i.p AA'vcgh, of llaltimore, presided over Its dei-Vra
li.«s. which we learn, were conducted au.l_ concluded
woli the utni'Mt harumuy and g'»*d I'm ling I Moth
I „d:»l Episcopal Ch'Ji.'h was represented to he in a
fc m„sprr.m» condition ibwttgtmut tlw hounds i.nhe lot,
f fr rence having rralixod toi meres*.'M nearly two limit
f soul white members the list ycr Tin [ reaeli.ngwt.s s
| eloquent ami impressive The disronrws ul the
|; ,, , ,..e*is*iallr. w.re , ,1 atm « g the in «t puw r
fnl and'inU resting pulpit'll rl«, and proved Hmtr an
,»„,r worthy Ilf the rank winch lie Indus aumng our Hint
dtHiiMiuishcd divines. The emigre.;;.is weie Urge.
i-vliig.mt. attentive and seimus. mid a deep tmpn «mtt,
l i*. 1,1 v favorable to the cans, ..f tin U' di. on r, n is in
i.eved. was mad. ait. mg the • 1 he _t b rgy an I
hr.. c-mcuuM! ..fother reapert;.' V ■ • /. m I: • it .. r . 1.
v, 11 e i , '.erlatnt-d in a -'ll' e t ! • V ’I 1 ' ' r
for kind ami lilsral h.«pfa v t. r whiehnld Kranklm
' ha* tfer bwen dtslingniihed. A omri nunnnaua assem
Mag. of people was never witness d in that section ul
•j t.u ecuniry. The Tfinp r imv mt ■ ling held during the
. as* a, was highly int i sting > •’ ' • A id
addrtv. waatlefivekd on the • n, y Pr..f wr Car
* land, the al.h -I'lJ a e uq lied P.'stdit.l ! Ha I ’jli
Mae * College, whieh w ..s r. ganled by tin . . • .is
a production uf surpass tig ■omity, for ami .•! .tie n .
‘ and whieh proved the powerful r II ■ -t w :th w lite'i it t..|d
If gpun thnr best feelings and ju Ig-nont Pi the nniiilx rs
«./respectable per* i:is wb'i iin.m utelv came torward
si 11 atoned the ph dg'
We ait .join a l.»t of the app .i .intents of the m.ii stera
f r the i muiring \ i ar:
RaU.gli 11 s' net lines .lame-e n. 1‘ I'.
lUWjh—Sidney l>. 1’ : pa .>
i\ iletoli Circuit—C t nth P. I us.
fsimthfield—JolmTUluti. lh t T Itlske, sop.
T ar River— U t.A . May ml. ..tie-t e snpp: . d.
tirauillle—Tl.-s. S ( nnj.'ul!
Pitisbo rough—Amos \\ .tones,
f Haw River—Win. II Harms.
I Orange—Win AN N»vutt ..n> t, be vipplt-d.
Henderson llexikmhti laugh.
Hills, ruigb — AA m l onipt.-i
I t I,arhs M I' lie 'ins. Adjunct Pr fsss r uf H ■' lurtc
an i I .go in the Uni remit j • N irth ( *r dii ».
{Robert J. Carauti, Agent fur Randolph Macon C\d
lege.
\\ington Disirii R ", P E
AA'aslliugtoll Sditioll — ( I
I’, tismolith and li. rar ' ■ .i
Tr.thorough—(aas;.,n I. limit:
K —.1. rnh (! k! an, B iij miu M. William*.
N,.»«—John W Tmm n
j ri\u;,.olh—Willi«*i ( I- a*.
I louibia—Jermmah .1 dmami.
I'a'.h—Win. II- Inn's.
Malta musk tut—Arrlniald ( Alien
Newbern District— David 11 Nicholson, I’ f.
| New! i rn—A A m E. P* II.
lleatti ul Station—John T. Hratne
Snow lltll—Samuel Pearce,
h nolonsburg—'I bompsjn (iarrard.
'I lent—Win. M. Walsh,
Samps.ut—Daniel Chti, nth.
T U’sad—I it tiry l.rav,
Dilpin— Edgar I,. Perkins
S-rails—John K. MclnlVt.
Danville District—Sami. s Bryant. P E
Danville and Martinsville- Win AA'. Vllna.
En r nsborough Station—lr» I AN yclie.
Person— AA ;n t nrtcr. John \ Miller, m:j».
Halifax—James \Y. airier, TI»*.n I* liickard.
Cvi.lfvrJ—•imp* IV
I < ;cav* ry S|ir*t'k. Ad-l'iiun Ins.suj),
i K.tc' '
IV. — « V hu 1 lank snp.
At' 'i }— V • r.
1*'tsvlvama i \V. \ r. . rr. Nathan Vn^rr^tn.
Salisbury Disiriri—Ffter Duub, i'. il
Snl skurv—Knbrrl I*. ItiLb.
Irwdell—John T. St. ( I nr.
Morksville—William M .1 *rJan.
I’utrick—William Audi rson
J •;..'*<villc—Ww'iinjji* m S. C haffin.
Davulsmi—Jam» L. Nich d^m.
Uaudolpli—to bn supj'luil.
Surry—Win. W. Turner.
\\Vlkc*—Wm.T. CoU -h.
'Die next CVsili renrn will inert at Halifax Court
House, Va. Oct. 25,1" 13.
From the Sarunnnh ffeorguru, .Not?. A.
FROM Cl ISA.
The s-rhr. Burlington, Cap*. Ellis, arrived at iht* port
tad evening from liivan, Cuba, She w as bound in
New York, and oaring l?i is ln-ss of w*aihtr, put inlu
this purl, having experienced some uniuagn in heavy
Tha passengers of the Burlington have politely fur
lid?e<: ii?r pnliicalion the following statement:
"On the lCl!i day ol October, appeared off the port of
C.rrn, a small slo p showing English Colors, from
which a boal^utoffand came into the harbor, having on
•«*rd David i'umbull, Esq., a member of I'arliamrut,
non of tlae mixed Commissioners of the African Hoard
with authority front tin-'English government to deinaml
tue li*s ration ul n .1 only the English blacks in this pari
of the Island, but of aR the A fiirain introduce! since the
, ’ *- i of 1H5I. I nmedialely on landing, dressed infuli
unifirsr, he rail.-d upon the commandant of the jurt, pr*
seating bio passport, and desiring it he could proceed im
nn-diately lo certain plantation*, which he named, with
« new of prosecuting hm intention*, stating that h.s vu
sol would, lay off the harbor during his short absence.
This the Commandant positively refused, ordering at
toe same lime the vtssrl to enter Hie port. On anchor
log ho was boarded by the authorities and f. und manned
w ilk uegross,—the pilot urcaptain of said vessel, not
Fora Carter by name, a free mulatto, a .Spanish outlaw
and perpetrator of illegal arts on this side of tho island,
and w ho fie many years the Spanish authorities hav<
i eeu on iheiytii rice, A guard was plaid on hoard to
(■/event any communication with the snore. Mr. Turn
hull thc-n requested permission to proceed to the town ol
1 ! Iguin, where the Uovernut of the district resides desi
to £ at the same lime the protection of the authorities and
whether it were safe for him t > go without arms as
i.e had nothing but his sword. The Cummandante as
l urid bi n that he would be perfectly safe, an.1 ordered
:i •••irp mi and two men to accompany him, with strict
"inf . -i5i ' to enter into any plantatiisi, or oominuni
r.ia? wie.: -,y otiRufl h.s route
0:i pit.j,-.(,t.ig i.im.L'f .it the Governor’s, ha was re
cogw.jsd'as the English Consul, who had earned so
In njh ir< 'rift in Havana a short lime ago, and who only
■**ed hi* !:f“ hv flying for protection on board of the It’.n
g *h g'lynl - r hcr»,and in conaequonre i f opinionas mi
tw'J J vy \ t*i ih'*iij'iFy of the planter# >1
-
' th.s idand. wsa rder j IT and foiled to return to any
part theoM' Itt* tlie Captain timer#I. i I«■ was uuurdi
ately afftila] and plan *I nude r (lie surveillance of a doti
ido guard, no one l*-ing allowed to av ».r ► jw'nk to him.
Or s were likewise ivc ed to place the ( n w and cap
Jtnm *d''the vrtR’1 in the l ift, with the same restrictions
j w ere they now arc.
* Mr. Turnbull and company " ill he *» nt nn »h *rllv
jhy a •ueamhoat. which r»» .ijsvtcrf at (itvan dadv. t*.
'the Havana, to br placed at the *!,>■•}-*► ;i 1 f tl e < apt
ticneral. the tiuvrruer not being cuijsiweriHJ to act in
j such a case.
The arrival of this gentleman has rained grct» cvjte
'inent, particularly among the Rngfiah planters, of which
j there are a numlxT it (itvan. uni vigorous imasoren
j would have been n«lopted to prevent the lurll.rriug ot
' his views, had the (inventor not taken such sdecisive
I step.
j Ksfrac* rf a frttrr frnrn an foig/isAimm. frew* n Stnt
nish ifihject,) wnttrn at K'd^uin, i'uJm, 0*7 I tlh,
| IS 17.
i David Turnbull. K*j arrived here last evening. On be
mg recognised the Drigadier had him arrested. I 1m pro
nv.« for the violation **i the laws, existing arnhy and
treat v betwi cti the tw •government*, are •pul** exphet
an«l vigorous. '1*' c llrigadier. however, I ;»s, concluded
upM» taking him to Havana. This st» p he has resisted
with very powerful language, and promises ratlier than
go to Havana U» re embark and return in thesiiuu v< o I
tu Naaaau, but our lid ' idle' ip mil \ihle. ti r. Turnbull
g*-rsmuch agamst liti* w.ll to visit ou t more the capital
of tit# I lav.mu.”
9 9 <> is K W \ it i».
RI NA\V \\ from the snVrrihcr, living in liedfonJ
. muni v, on the For si K >ad, about the l»t ol i )cto
U r, a negro man, named
T O .11 ,
• •metimrs ealN hi hum It Thm Drown, aliitu Tom Tnnn.
lluU a jet black; high I rehcad, with :i sear on it; the
white of hi* r\e* m alway* a little muddy, and rm»u»r
luma aim.o*t red; of down'list countenance when lookeJ
full in the face. Ilcloikawrty with him three diller
out suit* i t clothes, am >n/ w hieh wi re a snuff colored
cloth c. at, black salm and blue jeans vests,and a pnircarh
of casyinrtl, blue jeans and bi-wn pantaloons. When list
heard from, lie was lurking a *out in Montgomery emin
tv, Virginia. I will give a reward ol $15 iflakon nj» a
ny where in lies State, and confined in jail, an that I get
him again. If taken out of the State, and secured so that
I gel hull, I will give a reward ol $20.
AI.DIIOY \NDI S H NOl'LL. 1
(T,v The 1 * th i humeral and Kanawha iFpubli
can will j" • three weeks, and send tlieir accounts to
this office It collect Ion.
Nov. 3 ti
litvu rott ijtm
SN PI KM \N( Kola decretal order oftfir circuit
so peri* r court o| law and chancery lor the county of
Ni lviu, proinuiiiecd in theeasi of Parrish im. Parrish, N«
oil M Iiday the 3rd day "I October 1842, the under 1
>*'g:ud, C • nm:s>Mnrrs, will sell, t • the highest (odder, •
oi a U'lit «*f fix, twelve an I eighteen months, on'
Friday the 25th day <1 N »v* :i;!*er next, on the premi
***, in t lie e unty ot .Nrl . n, T WO rf It A f T s
O F I. \ N I) , Is I' ligiiiif to the estate ot Samuel
Parrish, deceased, containing aeout
O it r H tt ii tl r c tl even
e ach, adjoining each other, ami will Im^ Hold together or
Si |iaraleU a. may ** * m to be must conducive to the in
0 rest i.l iIiom* concern*1 I. S ml I .and is situated tin both
sales ..| T e ItlVer, oil the Tyi River and Dim Ridge ,
I'urnj'ike r ;ol, in Nelson, and immediately ut the loll
ite. |\r <<uti.il .14-eurily will be inquired ot the pure ha i
>< r. Mini the right lo the I .anJ retained until lb* purelia •**
mom \ is puuf
( osFN PAKIilMI. / .
\I.I A R. I i l/.i’ATUh K. J- ..
<> i I tw |
o e it ii ii i s i: .
^ I'D.I"' 10III ,D i* nnvV receiving from the
I N< rthern C Itle.s, a large assort....lit ol Hoods in Ills
lint * * I i-usmess, s* Inch d with pleat cure by himself,
I * winch In- would res|*e«tlu!|y mvite the a! Urn lion ol
lie- public In Ills assortment w ill bo found many rate
I \ N » \ GOODS,
w hich If Is able to olh r at h»W prices, vr/.: I .sdles’ I )res
'.tag Fas s, Fam v 11. »\i %, I* alley Son pH, Hair Oils,
1 irina t •*l«».'n**, II i.r, Nad and l.Mitli Dnislns, Aen.r
ihans, Scgar t as* s, ( bis* men, Itackpammoll Hoards,
I halts men, \ ndin Strings, \.e., \c.
II" ban taken Umi.uil e .re to v loot a goo*I assortment
oftM-anlituI Toys, many ot them entirely new. His
t- ek < > • ( nl. Monaiy is large ami ol excellent quality.;
H* w "Id mention Ins I jeiieli ami llavaima I'Hl'i
Sl.Ul I.S, Pres rvi il (linger, French and Italian I
( ted es, Prandy I' liuts, soeli as Pears, Peaches, \p
pr e us, f I.» n. s, Prm iie.s, Hein ( lau.le, (• rapes, Ntr iw
herries, and Fui t ints. Also, a largo assortment ol' « >li
shell Aiuio* .1 ■*, l ilaerts. Walnuts Cream Nats, P< a
Ne s, t ntv,i Nuts, Uai.sais, Currents, ( iiron, is,**. Ko.
lie is now manufacturing Candies ol the last quality,
which he is enabled to oiler to merchants on as good
i« rms as an article ofthc Kamc quality can he purchased
m the .Vithiru Cities. All fivers of O’OOI) SI'.
IUS are invited lo call; lus stock of Principe and
11tvana, tb* y may t»e assured, that they will find a
vrry superior article. tiruteful lor the liberal patronage
heretofore ext* uded lo him, ho would most respecttully
solicil a continuance ut the same, di'lermilied no tdlor
shall be spared on his part to merit it.
GKO. NV. YANC KY.
Srptem'ner 12 ts
IN I IIC. I NI 1 I.l) BTATKS COURi
For the Ka .tern District of Virginia,
Aug. 4, 1812.
la the matter >>f Hankruptcy of
1 Ol | N W (.1 ,F.N N ,of the county of I Inlifax, in the
#F F..-vrn \ ir.:iniii District. I tie s^td John W
lilrim, who hash* in decreed a bankrupt by this Court,
having fihd a |h UUoii praying for ills discliurg*; Ii is
order*’.I, i liat notice tbereol be puhltslu *1 m a newspa
jH'r printed in iln- city of Hicluuoml Hcvenly days at
least Is tore tin* *dth day of January next, when a hear
inp will lie had on the stud petition, al the City Hall, in
the city "I Richmond, ami all credi tors who have prov
ed their debts, Slid other persons in mien si, may ap
pear at the said time ami place, and show cause, if any
iliey have, why the prayer ot i lie said p**iiiioiur should
nut bo granted. A Copy—Teste,
HKNKV (jIHSON, C Ik.
Oct. 31 wllw
NUTIL'i;.
I!.1. b*' sold, at lire Puckett plantation, on Stann
I t ion River. Pittsylvania county, on I'riday tlie
IMhdiiyuf November next, at public auction, alltli a
erojis of Corn, < lata. Codder. Shucks, ivtu, together w ill
L«as the aloekol Unit- /itt
L Mix, 0\ I N,-Vxna .
( ATlI.i; AND
HOtiX. Also, one ,_
Waggon, together with the plantation tuolsanl uli-iimiI:
•d'every description, helotigmg to said plantation. O.
all mhos of ten dollars and over, a credit of si\ months
w ill he given, the ) urehnser giving bond with approve*
seeurity; for all stuns under ten Hollars, cash will he re
i ipiircd. JOHN SMITI I, jr.. adm’r , of
Ralph Smith, dee’d.
If not rold privately liefore the above sale lakes place,
the subscriber will, on llmt day, oiler at public auction
. his Tll Af I' til' I.A N Ir, lying nit Stnun:on rivet
and Sycamore Crock, adjoining the Rockett Plantation,
and containing, agreeably to survey. Six SI limit (it
.Icri* There is on said liact of land, a valuabh
(■ri-i Mill on Sycamore Creek,—Terms liberal, and
1 made known on the day of sale.
JOHN SMITH. Jr.
Not. 3 tisN
sn.i: OF 8UVBI rOH t isil.
|>TRM ANT t*> a (IrriI ol" trust executed on th« 1 .‘till
M. September )Ht‘2,by Henry Ilibb of Nelaun, hikJ rr
corded in Huokirmhun, will be sold, on Thursday ihf
j J'1*1 d»y *d" November next, at the present residence ol
W illiatn M. I hurumnd, in the last named county, it
•he highest bidder, for cash, the Slaves in said deed
menunued, btin^ about 12 in nmnhcr, tnen. women, boy*
andjrirN. JiV THE TRUSTEES.
| lm
IRK RBXT
AND pussessnni given on vhe first ol
January next, e nnforud le
Uli'LEhlA’H HOUSE,
,_on tbehill, in the neighborhood of .Mr. (
; ilardy, aud lonnerly occupied by tlm subscriber.
DAVID P. UBESE.
Out. 31 s.
i.vwiiniRnmiii tk
ran i*oi;v« i.iim s,
co*vv(run
IIV KH. IM> *IICW. •!» %>!'.
fflllfS INS rtTUTION wifi be i • ■ ' ' the n
S <vptj*u» of pujxL un M ir • ;y, August 20th next.
I’lir c«*or*e of instruction is full and • Hi* icnt —-cutnpm
mg if \ trioua d( {nrtuicnts of \nclent and Mod r i f. t
cr.-iturc, Mulhi i.iatn al and Natural Sciences,- hem cal
culatcd U dcvi I pc lh« of tin* youthful mind,
and ■‘Tiirc a * -lid ami finished education.
The aj«ir! nt ills are large and c.inm .dimis, and In iug
k»‘* I) h:ni.-,l»«d with a I'.ano Fort**, (»! .!>«*». ami otlu r
i"ry Matlieinatie.il in*tnirncnt« it m confidently
In-j- d teat the * xjsriiuice and altaininr* d’ the teach
ers may favorably recommend them to oage of
do i>• 11;Ji«*. The M'C Mil depaMae \ 10’ti d
hy Mr I lamer, well known to t « din
tllt/umlied tcuclirr of Vocal and lu-.iu
\ c nniideralilo ded jcti »n has h » u m ,d«- in if** ,
with the view to accommodate n class of young pup! ,
(limited to lirrlte,) and otherw ise meet the demand* u!
the community.
T* nos no? v’e^i.ui of 5 months J
F'liiiou in It hIh.o, Writing, Arithmetic, J- $12 50
I mgiisli < i ram mar, (*'*og mphy, I !i «tory ike. )
pupils under the »ge of I2 year*
Oxer the age id" 12 years $15 00
W illi C ’.»n.p isitjon. Rhetoric, (ilohr*, As / 4|7 rn
truitoiny, Phil •* phy, Chemistry, Ur. 5 * * °
Viicient and M hUtii Languages cacti extra. 5 00
{jf unelry. AI :»•! ra an.I Trigonometry, with the con
struct.on ol Ala pa, Charts, &u?. extra 5
Music at Profottkir’* Ten 80 0
I sc ot Piano Furtc, 2 0
1 *.e o| L lobes mid other 'Inthemntiea) instruments I 0
Stationary oi -luumg Pena, Ink, and slate pencils I 0)
Hoard, Washing. &<*. 02
I o he paid, in all cases, in advance.
UFFFRFNCFS.
I lie Ri. Rev. S \ Mi Cohkry, Fp. Hkhop Michigan
I he Hi. Rev. Dr. dolma, A Fp. Hialiop, Virginia
I tie U v. Thumns Atkinson, Lynchburg.
I he Ri V. JaincM Do ugiieii, do
I l“* H'V. I) M Wharton, liotctoiirt, Va.
I he lion. Wm. \Vnf*lhridgi>, Fx fiov.uf Michigan,
I lie I Ion \ v Porter, ll s . s Mil htg in,
( barbs kraiuir, M. It. Pr. Mod. Fan. I mveruty Va.
d'din Pp uiiss, \ .M. Fx PreHident Haltimore t allege.
Hrant/. Mayer, Fsu. Sec’y nf Legation I . S. to Mexico
Sani’l. Larlaud, .John (». M*mi, J
Ah x i'unpkins, l> Rode.s, C-Fh»js. Lynchburg. ,
C. Dabney, F. Flotclier, S
Oct. Id wOm—ifjkof
73 AESTIA'M U AKi-IKtrsi:.
r H A111 •. undersigned, ln«|N.--ii,r* at the above Waie-i
-1 house, the properly of Jehu INI. Warwick, Kw|.,
lake tins turiliml »d returning their thunks lor the vety
liberal patronage bestowed upon them, the past year.— ,
liny intend, by faithfully discharging thru piddle tin
tun, tn merit au increased patronage tor Ihu year just
euinnieui'ed,
I lie I’rupnelnr nl the Warehouse, has spared neither
' \|ir:i '• lint ti .tilde 111 repairing it. It is eel inly b'l li K
1'ltO.U nnd W \ IT.lt I’lKM l|<\ It isskiilded li'iiii
one end In the olhi r, so that Tuliaeen is elevated at least
ilino inches above ground. It is mil tinted ill the most
imam: w p irt el town, being near the Hanks, w here must
nl the planters have tu gu fur their tiiuney. In short,
we ronti lently believe, l! I'm the interest of all parti s,
both planli is anil <h alert, lint Warehnieie I’annnl he snr
passed by any in I .yuclihiir''; and we arn supported In
ilns npniiun by the animal report ol the Warehouse
... who plan s it tit. the liriul n/ llir list.
The waggutier w ill find that we have not been nil
mindful of Ins coinlml and convenience. |,ct him hut
try us.
In conclusion, we la y leave In slate, that hntll uf us
were raised pia lieal planters, qtid have devoted many
years in I lie enlli vat ion nl Tobacco, and several years in
ns inspection. Wetlicn thro Haiti r ourselves, that we
have some ipi.ibltealions lortheotlicc of inspectors. The
public may rest issiiridid' getting the lull benefit of,
witalevcr advantages tin si* cirrutimtnnccs ntav have'
given us, and all miter advantages that strict and impar
tial justice will all i\v. JOHN IlK.VKI.Y,
Oll.Hh.ItT II W i ll,
Inspect.irs at Martin's Warehouse.
Nov. J WoW
A M3 1'3 ATI41 .A WAX I'B'.K.
VYlll Nti VIUHINI AN, wilt» liilS Ill'IMI «MI»r;\trt (l
. I »r ill • l.t it I »ui- years in 14%:it*!iii*jr l. iun. Matin)
maiif-i, IMnl'H'ipliy an I tin4 various braiirhes of an |£u
j;li«li KJiKMtion, ami w Imran pr mIuco salisfaetory to»ti
nioniaU as t » rharaclcr and ipialilieatious, wishes to obtain
a situation lor the next year, in Bonn* family, as a private
tearhrr.
I he lamily of a lawyer would lie nrrf« rred, hut is not
indispensable.
\nv e mi,Iiimicatmiis addessed “M. .1. C.” Camp
hell C. II \ a , will ineut prompt attculioii.
>s pt •» Jam Is
.r e: a o a a s .
\\* K are rcci iving ami opening a new supply of
M EEOOli^, *T t'lK»N till , Ac.,
to which wo invite the attention of those wishing to pur
chase. \ttiong the hooks may he found the following:
Cooley’s Ann rican in Kgypk
(11 isw ohl\s Poets and Poetry of America,
Wilson’s Miscellanies,
(■ uizot’s History ot Civilization,
Lectures on the History of Christianity,
Ruck’s Religious Anecdotes,
kruinnuodu r’s Parables,
I lav:cs* .Sermons,
Thiers’ fr« neh R volution, new edition,
Ratunofi’s Cnited States. 3 vols.,
Ranke’s History ot the Popes,
Irving’s \\ orks, 2 vols, 8 vo.,
Hannah Moore’s Works, 1 vol..
Life of Poet. Plsli,
Kdoew orth’s Works, 10 vols.,
Sherwood's *• 13 vols.,
Cooper’s Navels and Tales,
llaipci’s family Library,
i ** Classical Library.
Harry Lorrequer,
Charles O’Malley, 8u\, kc.
A good supply of Cap, Letter and Note Paper; Re
cord R ioks, 1 a ugers, Journals and Day Hooks; Memo
random Hooks of nlumst every variety; Paper Hanging*
ami Rorderi.ig, Musical Instruments, Card Cases, Pen
ells, Mathematical Instruments, Inkanlluk Powder, kc
PA V NIC, li It KOOKY Co.
Sept. 20 U»
•voTtva:.
SAN ILL sell, at m \ house, in the county of Amherst
two miles fast of New Glasgow, on Friday the 'J •> 11
day of November next, if fair, if not the next fair day, r
part of my crop of Corn, (say about 70 barrels,) three oi
lour thousands poinds of Itlade Fodder, eight or ter
thousand pounds of nice Oats, one yoke of splendid \Vorl<
Oxen, two line Milch Cows and Calves, two line yotui':
blooded Hulls, (one is half Durham, the other a half I).
voushire.) three as line young Work Horses as any in
Plantation l'trnsils; also a
part of mv stock of I loos k.
* is i: t: i». ° 3LL.
\lso, at the same time and place, I will h»re out loui
or live Negroes for the next year, say two men, one wo
man, and one or two gills, between the ago of iwelvt
and fifteen years; terms made, known on the day of sale
A part or all of mv Land is for rent lor the next year,
, and jMrssession given immediately; or I will sell my
land till accommodating terms, sueh as w ill suit the pur
chaser. I may lie found at all times at home, and wil!
be pleased to show the land (which contains TUI acre*
ol line 'Tobacco and \\ heat and other kind of grain
Iain!) to any person, whether wishing to buy or rent.—
My object is to pay my drifts, which can he done with
case, provided I can obtain only a tolerable price for such
tilings as I may have to spare, and can spare; and v\ hoi
done, commence a new life once more.
SPOTTSWOOI) G. LOVING.
\mhurst ct‘v, Oct. 17 w*28N
v.tsu nose st tit ns.
3 A\ ILL give the highest cash prices for green and
1 3 dry Hides delivered at the Market House.
NV/e and ( ;»; er I.« ttlier will be given in exchange.
ti preferred. Hides will hr tannrd on shores and delivi r
j ed at the Market house when tanned. All w rk war
ranted. . \\\ L. FA IK.
i Nov. o l5
t n o .v iv o r r* s
Vox resti• him! M.’tu s »V oilier Vroynt)
lor *;»!«*•
A T K K-ltbridtre C ircuit Sup* ' r Court of Caw a.d
J\ t dianCt ry . ><p* in cr *. Im, J4TJ.
J iim Alexaiidi r, Platniif,
a mintl
S. Raster, adndr. of I din |rvtnt*dec hi., John Jordan,
Kdw in Jurda i, Ira C. Jordan, and other ;,
Ihfendnnti.
Pursuant to a I Fcerre pr^»riounce 1 in this os use, on liic
21th day «»t S» p'r-nd • r I -I, I ••■•■*!! proceed, on th** 1 1th
«»f I h'ceintxT next, at I. v Selma l urnacc, in Alb-glia
nv ( oiinty, Virginia, to i* ui to the highest bidder, fur
iin trrtn ot one y nr from the I i nt Jmm iry next, that
extensive IIHKV KS'l\IUI.ISUMI’L\l' oi said e arn
tv, known as the \\ ■ rks of Jordan* ix Irvine, cui^h
fmgt.fa F<t_»< and Furnace, wit It every thing ai imbed
thereto, f- r tlio convenient and successful opt ration ot
u, iks. The real pnqx rty consists of about
.10,0011 Arrc* of l.:sn<l.
(vntaining an inexliaieii.de supply ol Ore. Wood, and
Water. V die same time and place, w ill be sold, nil 1
' die per .on.'d ; • perty attached to the Furnace, com pri
cing every dm , *i-,-iry hr its opt ration. AU<», 111
.VBi if Start *», w ..o are all laminar with the opera
tiousofthe Fur i.- i a Forge, and several of whom are
valuable Ilummcrm* and 1* 'in* rs.
I pou completing the sales at u. Furnace, F will pro
I ceed immediately, it Chiton Forge, on Jackson’s river,
ahi i ''Hides ills nit from the Furnace, to sell all the
j i . . .ad property there, n ii-nsting of Horse and Mule
tiams, and every thing mrrssary I hr tin operation of the
Forge.
Tim above property belong* to the late firm of Jor
dans & In me, and is rented and sold ihr thn purpo.se of
winding up tfm bminr-s ol die concern.
Terms.— Rond and good security will lie required
from the Renter ol die Real Property. From the pur
chasers ot the p< is iiial propi rty, (adi will he required
for nil minis under ,$lO. For all purchases of -till and
upwards, bonds witli approved security will be; required.
Persons wishing further iiiformatioii, can obtain it, by
addressing me at J.exinoton, \ a.
\\ lldd \.M C. I.F.WIS,
( ommixsionrr.
'Phe above renting and sale is with the assent of the
surviving part tiers of .Iordans f. Irvine. To persons
wishing to examine the prop* rty, ii will be show n at
any lime be lb re the day -d sale, by Ira F. .Iordan at tlio
Furnace, and James Juidan at tin Forge.
JOHN JORDAN,
On LchnlJ ff himst If , and
surviving imrt tiers.
I.exingtor, Va.Oct.20, 18*12 wtllD
uss.v* % ms.
j RSI ANT to decree ol'tln* (’ir-*nit Superior Court ‘
I of Law and Chancery for the county of Him! ford, pro- j
in it tired in the suit of .lames M. Otey k other;, plain
tiffs, and Armistrnd Otey, ndmr. of John II. Otey <le 1
ceased, ^ others, defendants; the under-' rneit, Commis
Mouers appointed hy said decree, will, on the 15th day
of December next, proceed to sr 11, to the highest bidder,
h-reysli.a I rael ol I .and, lying in the County of Bed
ford, on the waters of the North Cork of (ioo.so Creek,
being tlie tract given by John II. ()tey, iL *’d. in Ins life
time, to John B.Otey. Also, on the same day, we will
proceed to sell, for cash, the Tract of Land,(except the
willow’s dower) of which N. Ism II. Otey, dr. died pos
. ;si‘d, being the mine given to him hy Ins falh**r N. II
O'ey, Sr. in !r mil', lime, lying adjoining the first nu n
tinned trad. So line h of- ud tracts ol’l.uid will bo sold as
may he neceessary to satisfy said decree. 'The salt* of the
first mentioned tract will take place at tie* residence of
John B.Otey. 'The sale of the last mentioned tract
w ill he made on the premises, immediately after the sab
ofthu first named tract.
JOHN \ Vv II \RTON, ) r ,
.lO.M'.l’M WILSON, S' rs
Nuv. HI w!.")l)
.Sal** of H.oikI. Moi l., &(*.,
ill .‘MU lioil.
II u IK subscriber, wishing to remove to the Wost, of
.1. fers lor sale his
TIC ACT OS'
lying in the lower end of Campbell e uiity, 17 miles he
low Lynchburg, one mile north of the main stage road,1
leading from Lynchburg to Richmond, adjoining the
Lands ul David Pat tenon, John I!. Plunkett and others, ,
containing be a recent survey,
•* I I ! - ‘2 A c !• <■ w ,
About 12-10 or 50 acres of w hich are in woods, a good
part of which is excellent Tobacco Land. The cleared
L ind is ina good state of improvement, 40 or 50 acres of
which is good Meadow Laud, a part in (’lover. Ties
Tract of Land lies better than any Land ot usjgood ipi.d -
I ty, in this section of country. It is convenient to a male
and a female academy, post office, (mi.
The improvements consist of a
TIL IMTI) DITLLLLYfi HOIST.
Z-l • J j £ in good repair, with live rooms; a neat
fVst'i] I i 8if/ »ti J convenient office, in the yard; a goi d
kitchen; and he can safely say his out
Buildings are better than are usually met with, and con
sist of a (irainery, Tobacco Barns, Stables, Cow Ileuses,
and all other necessary Buildings, which make it a deni
table settieineut.
Should it be too small for seine purchaser*, it can be
added to; if too large, it will do to divide, as there is a
: not her settlement on tin* land lor a small latnily.
There w as seeded on the Land, in good order and time,
• crop of white Wheat.
be subscriber, living on the premises, will at any
in. w it to those disposed to purchase. P not sold
priv.i; the first of December next, it will on that
I d„V. it :flint, the next fair day. Sun-lays excepted.
I) off -r. d to igbest bidder, and possession given the
first of January n
TLILMT—I •Mr the Land, one third of the purchase
J m-nry, cash; the balance in two equal annual instal
ments, tin purchaser or purchasers giving bond witliap
proved security, and the title retained untel the pur
{ chase money is paid.
Should the Land be sold at the time above mentioned,
I will offer f>>r sale some II rses, some fine Cattle, a
|] »ek of Sheep, Plantation Ctonsils, ix-1*.— lerms — All
sums of or under five dollars, cash. All above that a
mount, a credit of 8 mouths w ill he given, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
ROUKRT I1CNTKR.
'The (’harlottsville Advocate will publish three
weeks and forward account to this office for collection.
Nuv. :> wiI D
yamaecm: be a: a a, i.s i a i i;
tit it s.if.e..
SNYII.fi SF.LL, one moiety of die O ter Mills, or
conditionally the whole. They embrace both a (»risi
and Saw Mill, erected within the last Our 7 years, are
on a large Creek, which in ordinary years all'.mls an
abundant supply of water, and are within a mile ot tin
Piny Stand binding, on Janies River, and immediately
opposite the lower end of the Canal et tlie Blue Ridge. - -
The Saw Mill, between the loth ol January and 1st ot
May, cut 77»,OOl) feet of Plank and Scantling. The
ih gh rbood abounds in fine Pine, Oak ami Poplar tun
i hers, ami the roads an good. Tbr lineot ihe ( anal be
! ing let on contract from Lynchburg to the head ol the
pressent work, at the Blue Ridge, would atlor I a fine
Held for profitable enterprise to an active man who had
leisure to attend to tin* business.
I will also sell Clover Slill, lying within a
mile and a half of the Canal. It contains *2*10 or 200
acres of rich land, a good proportion of which is Tobac
co I/and, and has on it a fine collection ot Nines ami
choice Fruit trees of almost * . *-y variety grown in Ibis
climate.
I will also dispose of the Rocky Row tract, ro i’ain
ing by a late survey SI3 acres, a little over 11*0 ot which
are cl rare I ami in cultivation, and nearly all of it fresh,
. and lying well for land situated amongst the moun
tains. I consider it the richest Land l have ever seen,
and it produces Tobacco, Corn. £\.e. remarkably well,—
There is yet between four ami five hundred acres ■ t flue
i Tobacco Land to clear, most of which is capable of pro
duct tg six or seven crops of Tobacco in succession, with
i m:t a diminution of the quantity or quality of the crop.—
It is heavily timbered w ith Oak.Pine, Poplar, Chest
nut, Hickory,&c.,and the range for the Cattle and Hogs
not inferior to any in the country, the mast being ade
quate to raising ami fattening the latter; and there is a
line young Orchard ofehoici Apples, Pear.i, Plums,
and several thousand [b ach Trees are planted out, and
many ot them arc now bearing. I will sell any of the
above property on ae,*oiniii nluting terms, as to price and
time; and will show it to any one disposed to purchase.
NYM. AUMISTEAI).
Rocky R »\v, Amherst,
P. S.—There is said to be some first rate Iron Ore in
-•great abundance, oil the Rocky U nv Tract; and on the
Clover il.11 Farm there is a first rate (Quarry of Free
-■Stone, with in a short ditancc of the C anal, a ml a good
wav. NY,N]. AUMISTKAD.
j Nov. 3 w2m
(J. r..fm Si. li*-\ i:
Nathan lotHua an l James S. |Vnn, of the county of
Nr!* II,
Aii'n-** J PrfifirtTi //I Jlunkniptry.
I loyd fo. V\ liiteluad. a Merchant of Nelson county.
ON rridin.; the petition :il<<rcHniJ, It is ordered l.v
I ha ( »Mirtt t I»;*t noiiei; th rcof be given to the said
f lry d fo. \\ bitehead, by delivering to him a copy there
of. if he lx * found within tin* District, or by leaving a copy
there ■! :>t his kn.wn usual place of risidi nee within the
I) 'rid, at least twenty day* b* fort* ’he ‘25th day of No
m rn'» r next, when a hearing will he had upon th* said
p'-tition at. the I mied State* Court Uomn in the city of
Kichiie nd, within the said district; and also that notice
thereof he published in the new spap< rx, according to the
*2*2nd mid 2d tli rules of court, so that all persms inter
rsted ma y appear at the said time and place, and show
ranv. if any they have, why the sai.l j* titii.u should not
U* orallied. A I’upv—Teste,
IIKN Ji\ CJIBSON, CTk.
Oct. 27 wAw
w AuiiaToiv hotel.
f R 0 H'. I'lDPHIKrOU of this Kstahlishment re
B turns Ins thinks to his pit runs tor their generous
support, slid assures them tlnu lie lias made everv ar
rangement fi>r the accommodation of the publie,
ill the mint c nnfortahlu muntirr, and upon the
"i"“t lilt'Til terms. In ounseiptenee of tho emhar
Mssnient of the times, he has reduced his charge* to
the following prices:
Hoard for man and horse per day, J|
Board for iiinn do 1 00
By the single meal, for dinner, ,r>0
for breakfast orstijipei 07 j
for fudging
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
best liipmrs; lit* table supplied witli every variety uliieh
the market ran all'ord; neat and well furnished' rooms:!
.bilging servants, and an tillr.nlite Onlli r,
'flie Proprietor was stifllcietilly firtunate, nntwith
■.landing the mildness of the winter^ toobtain a plentiful
supply 1.1 I ( K ; so that bis patrons, wlio think
“tlll.lt WAV Kit IS VIIK BUST,"
m iv he assured of always finding a pitcher of good K.'f,
U \ IT'.ll—quite a luxury amid the summer heats.
I lie stages will call at any pl.ieo fur the aceomntiala
linn of travellers. J AS. M. I.ANtillOlt.NK.
OCP for hire, a good Hack, gentle horses, nnd a
fir. I’ul driver. ,1. M. L. j
July IS w an
•Ittent ion Planters!
f IJ1111'. undersigned, Inspectors at Planters* Ware
house, beg leave to return their sincere thanks to
the Planters generally, f«»r the very liberal support they
have received during the inspection year which has just •
• I '.s al. Tho new year, which is always dated Irma tin
!>! day of () •tuber, has now commenced; and they lie!
encouraged to hope that the same generous patronage
will he continued in an increased ratio, especially as they
are determined that every honest effort shall he used, <n
their put, to promote the interest of the planter, and I
rend *r the condition of the wagoner as comfortable as
posuhle. To this end, they have had tho wagon lot !
wll enclosed and protected by strong gales and locks,
si that, by tiie constant attention of trusty and vigilant 1
s rvaniH to this matter, the bogs and cows, which have
heretofore in tested the lot, are carefully shut out every
night. ih:u securing tho wagoner against a very serious
annoyance. They fuel confident that all who are dis
posal to favor them with a call, both planters and wa
g iiiers, cannot fail to he ph ased, as they will meet with
as prompt .attention and as comfortable accommodation
here as at any Ware house in the pice. Omne and see
fur yourselves. JUNKS is, \VIHTLOW.
Oct. 0 w6w
8 A s, b: .
Vi ’5,r ILL be sold, to the highest hidtlt r, on Friday the
t f *2 "nil day of November next, at the late residence'
of Ini I is I lunter, ilecM. in the lower end ut Campbell
eounty, l Horses, a yoke young Oxen, stock of Cattle
and I logs, an excellent (lock if Sheep, Plantation Cion
h, II us- hold and Kitchen Furniture, crop of Corn.
Oats, Fodder, Kc. At the same time, will be sold a lot
of superior Pork.
77J/i\V.>—Allsums under five dollars cask; nil over
that amount, a credit of 8 months w ill be given, the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security.
Cl I Alii. KS I). SLACGIITKR,
ROBKRT I1UNTKR.
Agents for Sarah K. Hunter.
November 3 \\2f>N
JroTMceT ~
P N pursuance of a demo of the Circuit Superior
■ Court of I.aw and Chancery, for Bedford county,
made on the 7tli day of May, ISifJ, in a suit therein
pending, in the name of Moses Dooley, plaintilf.es. John
M irkle, al. defendants, I shall offer lor sale, on the pro
j mises, on a credit of six, twelve Sc eighteen months, in
| equal payments, on Saturday the !5lst day of IWombcr,
; Ir'l 2, one undivided moiety of a LOT OF LAND,
; situated on Water street, in the town of Buchanan, Bot
I etourt county, containing one half of an acre, and d«*sig
j naied in the plat of the said town as lot number 8; which
• moiety is the property of the said John Markle.
Bond with good personal security will he required of
the purchaser for the payment of the purchase money,
and the title to the land will he retained until the whole
ispaitl. Wui. W. 110YD, coni’r.
Nov. 3 wt311)
I’ o r R e n V ,
S<-\ Til K T \V O V I II F, r It O O F
VLJ'J : » i if [trick Tenements,
&L:>*8aa» 0,1 Mam street, immediately brl.nv tbr
Franklin Hotel,—the upper apartments arc well adapt
ed lor the resideneo of private families. 1‘ossnssiun will
| be oiven on the lirst of Jaimary next, and of one of the
, teiiemeuis, probably sooner, if desired.
WM. RADFORD.
Pet. 20 wt«
ic.tf. «.
ATTOli.XF.V .IT I.. I IT,
niiiii.oi ri; t in ie r iioi mk, va.,
V^r 11.1, attend regularly ihe Superior and Inferior
T Courts of the Counties of Charlotte, Ca.xip
| tie.!.!., I’hince Kiiwarii, and Halifax.
'j*/- All business eottfided to liis pare will meat with
the promptest attention. Address Charlotte Court
11oiise, Va.
N-»i. 29 w2m
Tru&t Saleaf Wtluable Property
FI RSI ANT to a deed of trust executed bv Charles
L. Dibrell, dated the lib day of May, 1842, and
i recorded in the county court of Botetourt. Ibr purposes
tin rem mentioned, we shall sell to the highest bidder, on
Pursd-iy, the 22nd of November, if fair, and if not, on
! tho next tair d:ty, at Dibrell’s Springs, in Botetourt
county, the loliowiug property;—One very valuable
thorough bred Stallion,
Muniisuv,
din blood of old Kolipsp
and Sir Ha!—two tho
rough bred Holts, two
; pihid Work 1 lursrs, spvpriil Cows, Jd or 30 liirop and fat
Shi pp, Id head of fat Unis, sumo Household Curilitiire,
rnlimblo Table warn, and in iny otlinr articles. Terms
j liberal, and made known nil day of sale.
M.U KIC K I.ANKHOlt.NK, jr„ )
HKN.I. K. SCIIL CCS, ) rrtwt,^.
Nov. 3 v\ 3\v
IN THE I MTF.D STATES COI HT
For tlie Eastern District of Virgin.a.
Nov. <1. 1842:
Ol v\ A\ 11. BR ADFUTE, of the town of Lynch
burg, having film! h petition pmyingthat he may be
declared a bankrupt: It is ordered, that a! I persons chum
*iug to hi- creditors of the said Otway II. Brad lute show
. cause to the court, on the 8th day ot Docetn!>cr next,
why the mid Otway B. Bradfute bo nut declared a Bank
rupt, pursuant to the act of Congress in that behalf; ari l
that a c.»py of this order he published in the newspapers,
according to the 2 2d and 21th rules of court.
A Cupy—Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, Cl’k.
NV. 10 wdw
011,14 or L VIH XU
t .r the Janir* Hiur A Knnnn hn ( nnol
,0‘ S.MJL.I•; .tv ruts omev
j IN i UK L'.MT'ED STATES mi RT,
Fur tiiu Eastutti Dial net ul \ ..,a.
Sptenilcr 12>h, lfc42:
WJL1.IAM YOUNG of the oinn'y of Franklin
l aving filed a petition praying llist he may l» d,'
‘dared a bankrupt: ll is ordered that ill persons elainiin .
to be creditors of the said William Young, show cause
ti tlm c mrt. im llm 12th day of Decenber next, why
ibi! said \N illimn Young be ml declared a bankrupt,
pursiimt to the art ef (' ingress in that Irulialf; and that
i a c ipy of this order be published in the newspapers, ae
, curding to the 29d and 'Mill rules of court.
A copy—T«***t«*:
JO.SKI H J\ BATTLKY, D. CTk.
Qet.ar
IN THE UNITED STATES (OlltP
Fur tbe Eastern District of Virginia.
OcTOBr.it 25, |,a42:
PHEASANT THOMPSON of the county of Am
herst. having filed a petition praying that lie may
be declared a Bankrupt: Ills ordered, 'that all person*
claiming to !*■ creditors nt tin said Pleasant Thompson
show cause to till; court no the 30lli of Nuveiubcr next,
why the Slid Pleasant Thompson lie ml declared a
bankrupt, pursuant to the net of Congress in that behalf*
and thal a ropy of lliia order bo published in the new*!
papers accnriling 11 the 22d and 21th rules of court.
A Copy—Tesie.
JIKNKV GIBSON. CPk.
Oct. 27 w5w
V'lHCIMA to will—.At Hub. held ill the l ink’s (JITcecf
" the C ircuit Superior Court *»1 l.itw ami Chancery lor
the County of Halifax;in the moiiili ot (Ytober, 1M2: ’
J amt;* Hurt on, executor o! Levi lull ckciaMtl,
I'lainllS,
Martin Dodson, DodsonHui'kcu and Jolm Sim* late Slier*
ift ot Halifax county, Defendants.
In CiiANrr.r.jr.
I lie Defendant Martin DinUnn not glaring entered hisap
pcai am-c ami it ap| < ;n nij; by *ut is|;u-t<tfy e\ idence that lie i*
not an iiihabitant this common w cu I th; It is ordered, I bat
the said Hctcmlunt Marlin Dodson do appear here on the
lirst Monday in January next, ami answer the hill uf the
1’laint'll, and that *icopy ol t his oulei lw^tartlnTith inserted in
tbe Lynchburg \ irgiman lor two in<>nl^B^irVt*s»iYt l\, and
posted at the front door ol tbe eourt-bousT^u this County.
A Copy—Teste,
WM. S. IfocT, n, c.
ct w‘2ni
\ To w it: At iiuUw lirlil m the Clerk’* < iffire
‘•I the ( in nit Superior Court of Law and Clmnecre lor
the e unity of Halifax , in the month of < l.-mhrr, IN 1*2:
Jo iiu Cobb Jr., administrator of Leboiiv Hightower, il«
«-ca-e I, . Plaiutifli
(Vjniust
Joel Marable, Nancy Mai aide,Ambrurr Bohannon k -
his wife, ^ iMinduuU,
In Ctl \NCP.ttY
The 1 Jcfrndants Joel Marable and Ambrose pohnnnon k.
- his w ile, not having entered their appearance, aud it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they arc not in
lulaiits of this commonwealth: It is ordered, that the
said 1 >efciidants Joel .Marable and Ambrose jhdianismi and
- --bis wife, do appear here on the lirM Monday in Jarm
an next anil answer the bill.»f thc%l,laint ilfj and that a e.ouy
of this order he forthw ith inserted in the Lynchburg Virgin
ian for two months sue* cs.>i\ely, aiulposted at the frontdoor
of the court-linusc, of this Countv.
A Copy—Teste,
\VM. S. HOLT, i). c.
Oct 13 vv*2m
IN THE UNITED STATES Cut RT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia,
October 20, 1842:
WOIIN I*. Ill II lU'SS, of tlir town of Lynchburg,
• " having filed * petition praying that he may hi* de
clared a Bankrupt: It is ordered, that all persons claim
ing tube cri ditors of the said «l<*hu I*. Burruvs shew
cause to tlif court, on the 2filh day of November next,
why the said John I*. Burrus* la* not declared a bank
rupt, pursuant to the act of Uoupn m in th.it hi hall'; ami
that a copy of tlii* >rvli rbo published in the ncwspapi r*,
according to the22d and 24lh rules of court.
A Copy —Teste,
IIENUV GIBSON. C Tk.
Oct. 27 w5w
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the EastcffT District of Vir ginia.
Oct. 21, .1812:
Ball'll ND FATE ortho county of Bedford, having
a A filed .i petition praying that lie may ho declared a
Bauktupt: It is ordered, that all pers;.ns claiming to lu»
creditors of the said Edmund Fate, show cause* to the
court, on the iltli day "I November next, why the said
Edmund Fate he not declared a bankrupt. pursuant to
the act of Congress in that behalf: and that a copy *f this
order he puhlishcd in the newspaper* according to the 22(1
a id 21th rules of Court.
A Copy—Teste,
IIENUV GIBSON, c’lk.
Oct. 27 w.7w
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virgin**.
Oct. 22, 1812:
(T LAI BOB N EGLADMAN eft he town of Lynchburg
J having filed a pcH^n, praying that heinay ho de
clared a haukrupi; It b^Hrred that all person* claiming
to he creditors uf the sjpf laihorne Glad man show cau.-si
to the court, oil the i!lM day of Novembejr<firxt, why the
said Claiborne Gladniap be not vhvlared a bankrupt, pursu
ant to the act of CongiifcH in that behalf, anj that a copy
of this order be published in the newspapers, according
to lhc22daiol 2lth rtUeji of Court.
TfC npy —'I'.-sto.
IIKNUV GII1SON, Cl’k.
Oct. '17 w5w
>cw l orwtirdiiiK A CumiiilMioii llvunc
( On thf basin,J I.VNiiiMCitu, Va.
flVIK I NDERSIGNKD, occupying tlic extensive
I Fire Proof Were House, (recently erected by
.lohu 'I. Warwick, Esq., on the Canal, by which the
expense of drnyage is saved.) resmctlttlly tenders his
services to Merehants and the ptiblie generally, ill the
forwarding ol Hoods, or tlic sale or shipment of Produce.
BENJAMIN I'. 8ACKKTT.
Refer In
John (i.
McCorki.e &. McDanif.i.,
Hancock K Adams, > T.ynchLwg, IV.
John M. Warwick,
Payne St Tcrkfr,
I,. 1). Crenshaw, Richmond, IV.
Sept. 8 w3m
Valuable Krai M'Mafr (lr»>ilr>
B\ virtue of tvo deeds of trust, etcculcd lo the sob
seriber by John Wills, bulb cl which are duly rc
<orded in the clerk’s office of th< cj inly of Nelson, one
I ciring datetho 2od clay of Octol tr l8o‘d, and the other
he 23d day ol May 1810, fir the p trpnsc of securing to
> Christopher T. Estes the payme nt of a certain sum of
mo icy; | shall, cut the; premises, e xpose for sale, to the
login st bidder for cash, on Friday, tile 2d day of Deccnt
bi r next, the following tracts or parcels of land, lying in
the county of Nelson, within two miles of tlm court
house, to w it: Otto tract containing 525 aerrs, being the
same Land on w hich the said John Wills now resides,
ti |»<jn which there area comfortable dwelling, and all ne
cessary out booses. Also, at the same lime and place,
three other tracts or parcels of Land; one containing
■10 sen's,tine other containing 84 acres, and thsremaining
tract containing RIO agree; all of which said tracts of Land
arc adjoining each other, and arc bounded I y the Lands of
Robert .1. Kincaid, Abram Seay Sr., and others, lying
and being on both sides of Rucker’s Run, in the county
a fo resin id.
The title to the aforesaid lands is believed to be indis
putable; but acting as trustee, I shall convey such tide
only as is vested in me by virtue of said deeds.
HIRAM W. DAWSON, Trustee.
Oct. 31 w t2l>
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l tile public |V‘ the relief of mothers, and is design'd
tor them, and them only. It is not a cure for all com
plaints, tint for the one designed; and tl o testimonials it
its favor being so strong, w e rocommei d it as • valua
ble medicine. A pamphlet accompanies each bottle,
with a full description of its peculiar virtues. For sale
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M <y 23 w t23N