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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-08-22
DRUGS AND nlEDIClNEs.

1.-THE subscriber having return.
d supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Cheml-
Gals, Paints, OILS, Varnishes, Brushes,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16

"eein Indignantly repealed the dispersion. said
MNo.y gfaira0s, and fase as grdl,dfous and arn,nr
NJ Snilam Proposition eHton his naft +, ma.
VEN lalf and lul eNpressian Of the public Voice
lhe Cha rman here. AMID scene Il confusion anil Ji
oid'F surh as has never heen witnessed in tins r,,r,
proceeded 10 put the previous question and the y,,e bn
taken and division called. proceeded To appnt Tes
Al ms Stage The opnanens Of The Nashville, Cunyrn
'n' "dleg There could BE- no temperate discussion and
maj Tho night Of free debate irlmmcel orl renrcss
co. and dehiedby lasmnt violation Of the rules q ,rrn
ing popular meetings well rs drliheratiye assemblies
anu 10y the turbulence and concerted disorder Of nton
q The meeting determined take no further mar, IN the
proceedings. and withdrew IN bodv. The number Of
ihoo VITO thus retired VAS Is accaqtiely couafy the
nnnoe le1 IN the meeting was 10 al tlnsi
proclamation was immediately made. ibof The onp,z
hfh's OF The Nashville C,yentian should meet at SIM
mons layenWhefe their proceedings could he conduct.
Ell with efder and decenry -whereupan hose who hae
"l'hdAwn as stated. promptly mbr1 and oraani, d
ny app''nh9g ohswcll plhncy. Esq Chairman and
Df. k +. Nthafs, Secretary.
And ilen on motion # Mr.. Noshy the substitute of
ierd by him, as before stated, was unanimously aepiea
sud WIS oInfad, HAT the foregoing nrteedIn5, b.
published IN the i,yuchhuru ana r chm ud raprrs
ClllSWEII DABNEl. CA'mn
les'e-Ro. f.. " THEIRS, Ser'ry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
NASHVILLE CONVENTION.

All over the State OF Virginia, few men, Sc
Iectcd by a minority of their fellow citizens in
direct opposition, in most cases, to the expressed
will of the majority ale holding meetings, which
they call conventions. Thus assembled, they as
sumo to misrepresent the people OF Virginia, by
appointing delegates to the Nashville Convention.
Meanwhile the people Of Nashville arc engaged
in contemplating the proposed Convention They
have called meeting, and in that meeting, by an
overwhelming majority, have repudiated the
Convention. viii these sensitive gentlemen
whofeel SO keenly Northern insinuatlon, assemble
in Nashville now
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16

%, An instruction has occurred in Monroe
county, Va. A severe thunder storm arrested
the execution of a design, formed by several
blacks Gree and slave) to eXterminate the whole
white population. The 4th Of May was fixed
upon as the day of executing the deed, and the
day following twelve or fifteen of the ringlcad-
ers were arrested. The plot was revealed by a
young nurse.
g. An invasion OF Cuba is rumored, but not
credited.
o. M.-Triado, Minister from Peru to the L.
s., has arrived in Washington
G15> So far as the Maryland elections are heard
FROM the vote in favor of the State Convention is
very strong.
o. Mr.. Gliddon proposes to open in Boston,
on the LIST of June an Egyptian mummy, sup
posed to be $500 years old
a5- The cholera is raging at Havana.
{4zs5- Five hundred thousand dollars worth of
property was destroyed in Huntsville, (Ala0 on
the % instant
o. The yellow fever is still raging at Rio de
Janeiro. A son of our Consul and the American
Secretary of Legation, have both become It's vic
tins.
o. Damages to the amount Of $685. 900 was
made at Exeter, On II on the 9th inst, by the
occurrence of freshet.
~ The Legislature of Pennsylvania has char
tered College for the medical education of le-
males. Miss Blackwell, NJ D., will probably be
called to the chair of Surgery.
o.. Twelve hundred dollars have been con-
tributed by the citizens Of Philadelphia, towards
the relief of DR.. Dick.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
FIR NNklIN, HENRY AND PATRICK

''lesSrS Editors From the scanty election returns
which have reached us there appears be doubt thai
Tho people rl Virginia have. by decisive MAJORITY de.
cdod IN iavHr ufcaiInE Convention Ia nmend ar r..
motel, tho Constitution df the State. The Governor
Will doubtless ssne his Proclamation for a wit Of cleo
non without delay, and we shall soon he called upon 10
vote Tor delegates t. represent us in the Cnuvenan-
neither the alterations hlt VIII be inserted in our Cnn.
slnilm VII prove enecal to the people or otherwise:
whether the amenimen's proposed by the Cenven-
tlnn VIII be adured Of nni, remains undavrlrpcd -
W e are mol one ct those who think the organic law
II our State ought will be- radically clangeI-
Nhde we are NJ adyotae for tata ahroratinn of xst.
ing constitutional! PROVISIONS seeing we think we see
much That worth preserving in the present con,tiu>
ton yet. there are many and important alterations We
would Wish 10 sre made The Judiciary has long been
one OF the m s. fruitful sources of camor and flm pres
eat Indications, no Constitution, without important
changes with regard IN the appointment OF judicial of
GERS would be satisfactory 10 the people at all likely
10 be ratified. All desire have The ndpes elected by
the people Some advocate The election Of justices Of the
peace by the people. 10 the election Of the udres by
the people, valid objection can be urged since they
must be elected IN me way, and the legislature is man
liesy the least iii authority for that purpose in the
State This Is conc, ded on all sides. But the elect lion
OF justices by The people is Innovation which, there
Is reason t. tear, Will be Taught with the most serious
consequences. The County Court system has been re
gardsdby HE first lawyers and statesmen # our State as
the most Invaluable feature Of our Constitution ANY
alteration, IN tins reSpec, should be made with great
caution and delicacy, Tho idea Of each noiuhbarhood
eecng It's own magistrate is too preposteruus 10 be en-
teftanod Money AID tlmlly influence, in small dis
trlct would to- often succeed in bcstowng the important
duty OF dispensing justice upon the eas suitable person
In the vicinity Such an alteration is contemplated in
our County Courts, may justly be regarded as the ex.
hngnl,hng blow 10 the independence of his branch of the
lniicarY. In large districts those of the Inires
the influences adverttd to- cou not materially affect the
result at HE elections, and merit and qualification alone
would insure success Tho ndi,crimnato extension Of
tho, ,I,i .ta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
HORSE STOLEN
no L.
iXh IN
- TOP THE THE E,,,

- lOl,N from the subscriber liyinp near the Shallow
,, Fond. Franklin county. Va. on the night If the 9th
o My man horse. about five feel ono incl hipl and
heavy 10 his height, about noe yeats old. having bcm
h IN his leteye, aud small knot his back caused
by the saddle, shed before PAGES and works wolf have
reason Ia believe he was taken by calling himself
Moore, who was lurking about my house. that even
ing Said Moore Is about five feet or eleven inches biph
rnddy complexion, hair nearly auburn, about % years
old had oo black ha', short grey ovcrcaa considerably
WON, t'nt 40 uhor coat old blue black Virginia c1h
pants and old pair boots After taking the horse he start
ed in southern direction aud went about two miles IA
T. Bas'ot s, (whoe he was seen the day before md
took Spanish saddle, much morn part Of tho horn brp-
ken off, black leather quilted covering sif,up ca'hers
vanished with bl'ck snfnsh and heavy green saddle
blanket. lie tracked To the turnpike lpadnp from
Danyille TO franklin &. H., wcsl Of Snow Creek and
wasseen awhile boton daylight Snow Creek going in
the direction Of DuyIllo will give g. reward Tor my
horse. OF u for horne aud ef. My address is X sey's
Bedford county, Va.
MAY lot JOSEPH PARKER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
Rcady-uadc Clothing.
PRICES Iss;IDVCl,D.

VIE subscriber will in few days. receive second
supply If Fancy q 'ods, silk Tissues Ready made
Clothing. &C. aud in order max. room and reduce IA
much as possible his present stuck Of fancy dress punIs
VIII soil many STYLES NJ half what hey c,st
Good fancy Lawn. worth from % 10 81 eta will IN.
sold nj ~ cts. " "
''7d be'ages aud Tissues (nld Styles 10 the same
proportion aud many other articles. egnaliy cleap--
\ eau from purchasers i, rcluc. ted
May l6--ts d. II G. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL ROAD

The Directors of this road held a meeting last
week, when they contracted for the iron with
., sch TO lay the first section of the road, cx-
tending from Lynchburg 10 Salem. They had
before them proposal 20 furnish English iron
al $40. 30, TO be delivered at City Point and one
to furnish American iron at from $53 10 $50, TO
be delivered on the line. The English iron was
contracted for. MeSsrs. John r. Mcdaniel of
Lynchburg, and j. w. Shelley of Smyth county
were appointed to fill the vacancies oreatcdby the
resignation OF Messrs. Deanc and Wysor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
NE w Y r

'lhiI subscriber returns his sincere ochnun m
ms l'hds ot the patf mage heretofore received tiom
them and respectfully sois continuation hen
he a'dnons and Particular he has given thoroughly
'rGaah' himself with the qraty 81 articles in the different
''s 8" e me- has gwen hun very great aud superior nd-
vantage lhr general APPRECIATION manifested hy those
VINO nave entrusted Their purchases Ia him, inspires HIM with
commence IA giving The assurance, that the most perfect
sarton may hr safely tclred upan The ttiet attention
IS gNrnto ho sale OF pRoD tE sent Ia him and lmned
ate Icturn, made JOSEPH EVANS
COMMISSION ''iorchd'h and GcHcrdi .3gont .Njb iok
MAY lG-tNIG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
Musical Education.
PROF. DAMEk HAS ARU,yEu


M hS. MURRAY b'gs lra,e 10 announce To the i,
IVA dies aud Gentemennf I.ynchbnry. tha, sbe has
been Jolned by her friend. Prof Damer aud TIM, tbey
nave taken house Church Street where they vii
as seedly a. ssbo. open the Musical Academy alln
ded Ia IN Mrs Mnrmy's previous advertisement She
must hre beg 10 introduce Of tho certificates of the
lin Mrs Lincoln Phelps. Of tho patapsc, Institute
rfht 10 tho d'ntluro OF Prof.. -
"Ptr,rscu INSTITUTE. Fllirutl's MILL
Mr.. pahef his been engaged mr . y,ats rs Prof Of
Music At thu faiapscn Female Institute IL has been
em'nen'f snrrcssl IN binene forward his pupils even
when as IN sno case they lahnrel under natural dis.
adVlhingra"t voice. lls system has been pronounced
ny iha'e who have had superior advantage. If Judging
J" Ne ~ peculiar manner adapted gve cunrI of tie
'"ral P'wrfs aud mote practically useful Than that pur
s''d by most 81 Professors. Professor Dtmer has thu fac
MY nl inspiring his pupils With ihat enthusiasm f the
S'eh'' II Music. 81 nee, ssay thu atlanta cut Of cs-
e'Uen'e, "hle his pleasant and gcnllcmany manners.
frndef hun popular Instructor
lNgned AIMlRA LINCOLN PHELPS
Principal Of fatapsrn 4, uele lnsiituiov
f''ti requisite 10 carry out their plan vii he provided
tor aud they trust patronage liberal will DO extend
rd to them rs was given 10 Prof Damer whcn IN Lynch
hnig, Sno years ano lados lshinr In min the Ac.d
emN VIII oooier favor o. Mis- NJ. by giving thei,
names, as carly r"ssibe
lerms. Ne. made known by application In Prof Da
n'r, ot Nus. NJ al tho Franklin Hotel ovofy morning
hom 10 III l. u'oock.
MpVl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16

"OIsMS! WORMS .-lhe symptoms of the
w presence Of worms children should be CAREFUL
watched by parents aud there reason 10 sls
pect their existence, should be used
pei them promptly and thoroughly The Proprleots oi
MLan's Worm Nernfnge are confident hat they offer
the best means of accomplishing This result that has ever
been submitted 10 the public and lhey invite to IT the
attention Of all who have the management of Children
The mediclr is safe and pleasant one and never fails
10 produce the desired effect
For sale, wholesale and retail, by y. =. PAYNE s. BRO.
and r. LYMAN, Iynchhnrg, Wand by Druggists
generally throughout the United States
My L. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
l'tr2tnio:

b1'Stn!V
~ t,nnrd hy Adjournment end hold IL, the county 81 Am
n,'s at the Count ho"s', ON Wednesday, the 27h day
lle,,y l.. W. Camden, Plaintiff
William II Camden wcslc, l.. Duncan. William ,
k' hesnn, administrator al 1honas Tucker dee Il a,t wall
/ Pryor, W William iuehcr William II plspca late sher,n
Il Ns''on county, aud A. such administrator de bon'-
With the viii anueN,d 81 Austin MngLt, docd Daniel 4
'hea"eed, o,m,nsato, oi la,vend, London dcel who
Was execute. ol Austin Wight, decd, aud Alexander
'' w. S"'' 81 Nes"h county, Defendants,
William Davidson, Plaintiff
again
Wesley !. Duncan rl,inIn
at iho"@s imGc, decd lIa,t"c =. Pryor, William
Tucker William II nRgos, late shcnn Nelson count,
., Ans''" wight decd anol rheatwood, administrator
o Lavender oulon, decd, who was execute, Of Austin
Wright deed, and AIeNa"des hnnw", shc,,n ol Nelson,
Samuel Summons Plaintiff. "'
William II camden Wesley L. Duncan and W ,lliam II
ego, late 'h'',h ol Nelson count, aud .uch .lmnsta
i"i tic hons non ct Austin Wright dce'd Defendants
IN tIANCERN.
Appearing To the satis,ettun 81 the Court that the de
indant Waml. pggcs has departed this hlr hy consent
o rattes Is aleloi that those suit. ah,e aud be dismissed
ps 10 m and the subpoena awarded in The fist three o
ih'te causes On the 18th and 10Th june
the lth last OF hesr causes on the AN ,y t in
1919, hong returned executed upon Wesley j. Duncan
William A. Rcncson, I,ttwcil + Pryor. " tIam Tucker,
Daniel \ Chcatuool and Ale,u,,, p,nvn ,,,n1,r,s il,
the inst twoeascs, and William A. Rcheson, natnel 4
fyn'' William Tucker, DANIEL A theatwood, A.san
d'i brown, defendants, the thd ease, and Wesley
duncan, defendant IN the fourth cause and they
s'l lilmp Ia file their answers although than
mouths have elapsed well since the day thereof
the filing oi thu plaintiffs hill On moiun al the pla,nl by
counsel their hill Is taken tof conl, s.d
dansi and William II. Camden a defendant IN alt these
causes WHO'S ont "i this country, aud against whom the
plaintiffs appear have proceeded ~ The mode prescribed by
law 'ns absent defendants s failing appear and file
shnsWe' on motion ni the plaintiffs by counsel, their bill
- taken lot confessed to him alsu aud heeupon these
fds's came onto be heard ng ether upon the bills Xii
bits aud wcte argued by counsel Ga CONFEDERATION
The Count doth adlng otlor and decree that ltohc Tins.
Icy who - hereby arpo,ncda Special that
purpose tal,c the following accounts:
st An account oi the plaintiffs debts shcu-
ing thou order oi payment out OF the attached effects accord
ing 10 the rules OF priority established by law.
I'll An account al the assets, debts aud ELECTS The alb
sent defendant IN the hands oi The home defendants
cthet "i them liable 10 the PLAINTIFF demands requiring
these defendants Ia appear beiue him aud
vrs upon oath to the amount Of such ascts debts and
ELECTS, which accounts the said Commissioner will take
'ae aud sole, aud make report thereof To court with
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by hnac
qunedhy the parties t,bc 40 stated
cory-Icste,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LN>CnUuHG, MAY n ,sSo

TOBACCO Receipts and insr, tim it'hI 'S'o
" ""aed ana seven hogshcads inspected the r,a web
against - hhds corresponding ncca lal ,c,, ~ r.,
mats sold as fellows; II hhds iuesat from a m - "a la
"N'iaHs 81 6n III hid, lcai. at iiom =, Ia SlG .,
sR9s - 10 Included IN the above the following .a,l
',a in' maintaining, VIZ hhls mad, hy = ,i, :,
$40 = and 81 - Idaby \ Angel Al slo a. T. AZ
Mat,H; a, sli - 10 by Torry Glcnn at 81 81 5
Marshall, at SIS = and Dolby AmG. sander. at
WI to 50 cts or Rcd s5to 81, cent, l,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16

o., The nomination of Mr.. WM. NJ. BLACK
FORD, TO be Post Master at this place has been
confirmed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16

NEW BOOKS.
SlGliIS in the Gid Region. by T. Johnson
- Narngn or the Charms Of the Nile, by Faniss.
People have Met by y =. Willis.
The Battle Summer. by H. Alufe.
Sketche. and Ranbles. by r. lleadly.
Annals Of the Gueens OF Spain.
Sacred Scenes and Ciamcters edilionhy lleady
Sd vol. Women of the Revolution, by Mrs. Elle,.
Lectures on Arts and Poems, by Allison.
Woman's W hims. by Robinson.
The Elliott Family, the Trials of New York Seam
stresses.
Lake Superior its Physical Character. sc.
Memories of Hungarian Lady.
Historical Studies, by G.. w. Greene.
Coopets Wrks-Ways Of The Hour.
Direct from the publishers.
MAY lots. d. y. PAYNE & BRO.
NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE.
| "E have on hand very likely Negro Woman
w about q years Of age, which will dispose u
| at private sale She is excellent Cook and Hous,
Servant Those in want Of good Servant would d,
! wall To give Us an early call
MpSBY s liOLCOMBF.
! Ma s., Auo,'ls aud Com. Mel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
ROBERT TINSLEY, G..


ANnERsr {, II, MAY 18th, 1850
1ho parties will take notice that have appointed Wed.
ncsday, c leth day Of July next take The account, ~,
the foregoing nrdef specified which day, the hour
W oelort y NJ they requested 10 attend my Office,
wit" thei accounts vouchers, aud copies court papers
prepared lot examination and settlement,
ROBERT JlNSIEY, sp1 Conf
MAY win,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
CLOTHING,

rJ>iE subscriber has hand full and general assortment
L OF READY MADE CLOTHING, OF every description
suitable to the present and approaching which will
he sold unusually cheap.
lie has also i'll his employment, Mr.. Charles II. Brooks
OF Philadelphia, cutter of great practical experience in the
Tailoring Business and viii make up goods in the most du
rabe and fashionable style, and in every instance
perfect IL. Those in of tasty and fashion
able fit, would do well to examine stock OF Cloths Cas-
ees and Vestngs and give tiia IN putting them
April 29-3wii ID, II. e. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
MASON.
MOTTO t.

Col. Il. {. lAySrs, OF Tennessee, will address the
citizens of Lyncbntg, at halt past seven O'Clock, TIN,
evening, On the subject Of the Ran Road between Lynch
burg aud Memphis.
Thursday May l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
CASH FOR NEGROES.

| WISH Ia purchase number 81 LIKELY NEGROES
j Tor which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addressed at Liberty Bedlofd county will
receive prompt attention w &. HEWITT
Aug g-iits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
pDSTpO,NE,1IE.N1

TON TPU.NF.TENT.
The abye .a" i pnsponed On ae,onn, If tho wealth
or. until SATURDAY morning the Is h inst n, h If
Pan III "'elock. nj same place; which will b. nd
10 boxes hydraulic pressed Wax Candies.
D boxes superior Starch,
) half Pipes onrl, Dopuy & Co.'S Brady,
Teas, Srgais, &c.. Sc.
MOsDY & IIOLCOMBE.
May lot Ancl',s aud Com M.,cb,,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
JOSEPH PARK Err.
Fire and Marine Insurance.

n February sth, 1856. Capital Stock. 500 600 go
That portion Of the Capital Socl which is no, paid in
cash. is secured by mortgage real estate md ,ac,
stakeholder is Individually liable i9r the debts aud liza
bues Of the company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
The y'otHcI Shis, EDisgrNiIt.

rA,liE \ packet ship ''EMIGRNNT," Captain ,Ires
sen, now in New York. via be al City Point in time I,
succeed the sIsabca" new oadipp Tor the abo port
those desiring ship will please make carly application tC
the undersigned, who will make cash advances eonsan
uoni, stem, OF Iubacco the ,rc-s Of thin irI,nds
II H. Meier * Co LUDIAM = " A1So%,
MN 1--G4t il- HA.ud "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
General .Istrfi0u Sales

ny MosBy u ilol.COMBE aaci..
IN Saturday mornng. llth lost. nj half pas, 10
~ "o'"ck. We VIII sell NJ auction, n, Exchange Cur
ner, general assortment of Dry q ods lorcfirs nd
ware Jewelry, Watches &c. &C. TO which will be add
ed an invoice oi Ready made Clihes consisting OF CL
Ffoch Coats. Cishmarei do. linen Sack d., Coonad,
do d., SIX No's. Black Wors ed d.. Yes ings Nelt
undfr Shuts. Drawers. Cotton Shirts Sc &c which
wo will sell without reserve for cash
MOSBY 4 HOLCONBE.
May 9--lt Auction ora.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
LOSS BY DAMAGE Or FIRE,

Also, on Goods Wares and Merchandise against the
hazards OF INLAND Imnsporlaln and upon the cafaoes
Of Sea Vessels.
All losses arising upon Policies sned by this Com
pany, vi" be promptly adjusted by tho Home Office in
the City OF Lafayette, Indiana and paid through heif
agent a, IyrclburP.
NJ w, DAVENPORT, .1gen
Nav I6-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
OFFICERS.
Could've S. 9th. President.
Addison NJ Crane, Secretary.
jacob Walker. Grn'l Agent.
j.. II. Bracket, Solicitor.
OFFICERS
DIREC OPS.
Jacob w alike

his losil ution having appointed NJ W. Davcnpor
ms then agent for Lynchbnrg and vicinity is now pre-
pared 10 issue policies of Insurance favorable term,
asany other responsible company. Dwelling Houses
Household Furniture, Stores. Stocks Of Goods Ware
houses and contents. NJ lis aud Manufactures &c. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-16
EHln1bIP Lama for Safe.
One Tract of 600 Acres,

4: 4: +; =: rs: "a j; g: A;
~e-s>- House. considerable portion Of this land
nod nd IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18
WATERS HAIR. DYE

's great and increasing demand for Hair DYE and the
difficulty OF procunga GOOD ARTICLE, has induced the
subscribers to experiment. until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye, that srpusses any other now in use
The advantages it possesses other kinds are that the
application perfectly simple the Ha requires no pre-
vous prepatien is entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does not fade, crock Or wash out.
1t does not, like ordinary Hair Dye, leave an UNPLEASANT
and unnatural dryness of the hair but the same time that
its color is changed it retains its natural sre and son
ness. Instead of nuIng the hair, in great degree
to strengthen its growth, and prevent its falling out Cen
temen who have hair, and whiskeTs of lighter color will
find very easy TO match the two and those whose hair
grown prematurely grey, to its original beau
ty and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye III
f. WATERS
For sale by NJ. B. GREEN, and LEWIS L. LAZELI !
June q eodtf