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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-03

ALBEMARLE T0BACCa
Ia NDS FOR SALE.
Iae So criber ,oiH sell, on terms accom-
modatinS to the purchaser,
A III ACT OF LAND
Lying on both sides Of Hardware river, in the
County of Aibemarlc, and containing FIVE hun
dred and forty acres. This tract is commonly
known by the name of the
FOR G. Il TRI CT,
ard contains quantity OF first rate TOBACCO
LAND. Its situation is very healthy-ina neigh.
bourhood popnlcus & wealthy, and affords scites
for waterwor!;s of any kind, on great SCALE
tnaiate possession would be given Capt. JOHN
Harris, whom this land adjsin has very ohlg-
ing'v promised to shew it to those incline, TO
vi" it. Forfarther particulars application NAV
be made to the Subscriber in Richmond, by let
ter or otherwise.
WM. II. CARELL.
Nov. IS, 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-03
STONE WIRE.

TIE suDsRrBEa H,s oSrNSn At sus srlsuTacro-
mr., A LARGE QUANTITY or
s Y o ~ Z ~ e e r,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-03
RaN W9Y.

PHILIP DU. VAL,
JOHN BURKE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

be very likely to fan upon the schsmo OF
rearing Throne for lbe .porposc Of wanting
ga body Of great Noblss," to rRoTEcv them
against that ,hsonc. Such brilliant schemes
they will leave, with all humiliity, 10 the
heHshed and rcjfaed nations Of Ecropc."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
Fancy Earthen-W Ware.
THOMAS SHAW.

- EsPYCTFULLY informs his friends and The
~ public in general. that he has taken shop. No.
Is. Long-wharf, where he s,iH continues to carry
on the business OF Gcnsmthing. Cutlery, &c. &c. .
A he has hadthe good fortue to gye general salts
isct'on TO has employers; in the United States en-
ploy, both Of he iasd and naval departueuts- AMI
also OF the States employ. as well a that Of ndi
vIdnas, while working in Co he hstters himself that
he shall have The pleasure Of receiving their employ
m future. .3E1rcA 17 :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

FIRES The Woo,eu Msuufaetory .ei
Merchant & Purr, in Reading, Cbo. iossthst
with It's eontepts, were destroyed by Ere on
tho 2Ia Msfch.---Loss probably $4,000.
Mr.. Mil,imore's Meeting Hosss in Nes~
bury, Belvillc Parish, was struck with light
ming, and entirely consumed.
fire at Harrisburg endangered the tavern
at iha, place, aud oeeassohed the death OF
child. n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
Garden Seeds.
JOHN STERNE,

No. l3, Banisser' -rrbar,
TTTILL sell the following GARDEN SEEDS. sta
w low price, and warrant them to be oi The 6rst
quality and last years growth, viz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

RT,raes from one IF Cobben's late ieners adj
dressrd 10 he Chancellor effhs Exeheguer.
"There is a strange notion prevailing in
England, that society, in Amesics, is yet m
rade state; ths, the American Is, and must
be for some time, 90 unpublished nation that
when they become polished, and when sreaf
riches are aeeumulated by individuals, they
viii have - moeh pauperism and as many
crimes 40 We have and, that ours la, only
been the unavoidable progress Of eivihzason
and rsfaemesf. II this were trae, IL wcuid
be impossible to deoy, that, during this Kings
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

II I. remarkable, that the vo,es whieh CON.
jemned Louis 10th 10 the sesfoid, and Ire
voices which condemned 10 bsnishNent The
adhercnis Of Bonspsrte, were each 500 IN
humber. Several OF the former description
have lately taken up their fesldsoee 10 Ifas~
sells.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

Serpants. was an observation Of Elves
shc'nosed Iniser, ,bst n you keep one servsn's
your work viii be done II VOC keep fwcy
IL viii be bsrf dope and II ycu keep eEsf'
you m.y 10 II yoa rse!f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

The legislature Of South.CsroIina, a. their
last session, unanimously passed vote OF
thanks to General Jackson.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

carno, With his f.mily srrired al Warsaw
on tho 18th Of January, on bi, fcu,e 70 S''
Peicrsbdrsh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

JAMES TOWNSEND, SEQ.
nFFER for sale at their Store, No. S2 Thames
" street, cheap for cash, at wholesale and retail,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28

vigorated by Just confidence IN his eaass
His onset was violent; those passages
ahich, while they stood single, had pass
I'd with little notice, when they were &C
eumulated and expose together, excited
horror; the wise and pious caught the
,Iarm and the nation wondered why il
1ad suffered irreIigion and Hcentiousness
10 be openly taught at the public charge"
Lite of Congreye. Such was DIR. john
son's opinion OF the writer and his cause.
After these quotations it is scarcely ne
cessary to draw testimony from Eccles'-
asticaL sources from the practice OF the
primitive church, which debarred players
and those who attended the theatre from
tie Christian sacraments; from the Id
theirs and councils of the first ages, aud
from eminent prelates, and clergymen OF
every age and Of every denomination OF
Christians. IN order. however, to afford
specimen Of the defence Of which tins
point is susceptible, | will select two d.
vines. Tbeorhilus, pastor OF Antioch.
who lived in the second century. speak
ing Of theatres. SAYS. {" they are unwar-
rantabIe entertainments, and SO much the
worse. because the mercenary players set
them off. with all the charms and advan-
tages of speakiog. God forbid that Chris
tians who are remarkable for modcsty and
reserve, who are bouud to enforce self
discipline, and who are trained up in viz
tue,-oed forbid, say, that we should
dishoRor our thoughts, much less our
practice, with such wickeduess as this y
Archbishop Tillotson pronounces The
play house to be " the Devils Chapel
nursery OF RIGHTEOUSNESS and vice a
recreation which ought not to be allowed
among civilized, much less Christian
people"
shall now conclude. with the earnest
wish, that these remarks may excite a
due consideration of this important SUI
iject, and that, viewing the theatre in rs
true light, We may all unite TO cXtirpate
fhis HYDRA mopster which fattens upon
the virtues # the nation, and riots in The
blood OF Immortal! souls.'
AMOR PATRiE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
This is to Give Notice,

That the subscriber will receive. fox
Charles Hill, Esq of Virginia, 10 whom
letters testamentary on the estate Of Hen
~ T. Courts, late of Charles county. in
Maryland, deceased, have been granted
by the Orphans Court OF SAID county. a
ny claims which may De duly au+henticat'
ed, and will discharge them a, far as the
funds placed in his hands viii enable
him. Persons having such claims. WI.
exhibit them IS speedily as possible to tie
at Port Tobacco.
JOHN L. STODDERT.
Attorney tor Charles Hill. Adm"
august 26 2aw4Gl
The E,itors Of the National lotelligen-
GER are requested TO inser, the above talcc
a week fer tour weeks, and send tneN
accounts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
WE WILL TAKE
This day is published,
Ind ready for delirery to subscribers,
The First Number Of the
MONTHLY, VISfF.3.NT,
Or
SOMETHING OLD.

A Periodical Uork, intended to be
continued monthly for twelve months, OF
longer, if mutually agreeable to subscr'-
bers and the Editor.
CONDITIONS.
I. The v1s1TANT will be handsomely
printed, on good paper. with new type,
procured for the occasion.
III. 4 number containing 40 Octave
pages, stitched IN blue paper, will be Is
sued once month, and delivered to sub
scribers in Alexandria, at 25 cents per
number. payable on delivery.
.*a Subscriptions to the above
Work will be received at the
Office of the Alexandria Gaz-
cite.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
JUST RECEIVED,
FOR SALE By
LqyEES hEJv.lEDT g son,


J.4gEES KENAEDT e son,
Booksellers, King street:
The new Tariff of Duties
brakes natural and statistical! view OIL
|Cincinnati and the Miami Country
Brackenridge's journal of voyage W
the Missouri
Mawe's travels in Brazil to the golt
land diamond mines
Parks last travels in Africa, with al
account of his death
Morier's journey through Persia ant
Armenia to Constantinople
Terms of communion, with particu
lar view to the Baptists and Pede Zap
lists, by Robert Hall, A.
Sermons to masters and servants. pub
|iished by the. Rev Mr.. Meade
The who'e works Of Mrs. Hannah
More, Including her essay on the charac.
ter and writings of st Paul
Rhymes en- Art, by Martin Archer
'Shee
The emporium Of arts, complete, in 5
volumes, with many beautiful engrav.
ings
Bells ensravings of the muscles and
joints-with many other valuable publ
cations.
Stationary article, of TIE first quality /;
consisting of fine British lot pressed and
gilt letter paner: I.apgstroth's finc thin
ditto; British & American ink powder !;
Dutch. English aud American quilts =
black lead pencils, and Crayon's cameis'
hair ditto; Reeyes's best water coIors in
boxes and single cakes silver pencil ca
ses handsomely assorted: pen knives Of
superior quality, from to s blades: mo
rocco pocket books and note cascs; asses
skin tablets silk and morocco leather
purses mathematical instruments, scale,
and dividers: pewter, glass, wedsewood
and pocket ink stands ; portable desks,
complete sealing wax & waters: Ger
man flutes: aageoIets and flies, music "a
dapted to each: music paper Of superior
kind, and blank music books: bank, re-
ceipt and memorandum books copy and
cyphering books of fine paner Iedgcrs,
Journals and day books Of all sizes: re-
cord books.
Blank books of every description made
on the shortest uotice. with fine paper.
and patent ruling and binding, sc.
w Binding, in general, executed il
the most elegant and fashionable style.
august q e0tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
LONDON FASHIONS

FROM LA BELLE ASSEMBLE FOR 1r,.,
British Walking Dress.-Round drpss
Of fine French cambria newly isyenf.J
spencer of white satin and spring green
cernette of fine lace uad While sat,;,
hat, surrounded with three superb ostrich
feathers of a corresponding colour to tba
Ispencers. Parasol of bluah colour, WIKI
boots Of green kid, and Limerict
gloves.
Partisan Hats.-No. ], represent,
straw hats, some having coIoured sis
crowns, some tied la Nallloue with
silk or lace half handkerchief, or with
iiJ5and all ornamenteI with, flowers Of
Indian corn and chicorY, lilac inter.
mingled with roses, full wreath Of 70.
SEES or vine leaves mingled i,h splIgs Of
maiden hair. No. Q, repre- MS he capote
or morning bonnet, made OF fine clear
InHsiin. ornamented with ,jch embroidery
line lace and White ribbanI.
sRoM AcKERMANN's REPOSITORY or
FASHIONS
Opera Dress.-This dress is comDoca
.of white lace, and is worn over rich
soft white satin slip. The skirt is tim.
med in style Of peculiar elegance with
lace festooned at regular distances the
testoons are edged by a plain band Of byas
satin, and finished by pearl ornaments Of
a very novel and pretty shape. The BODY
composed also of lace, is cut byas. and j.
richly crnamented round the bosom with
pointed lace. Plain long sleeve. ye.y nj,
except towards tie wrist. which Is ncarv
tight o The arm, and elegantly finished
with lace. ! be haic which is orDamen,ed
only wifha wreath of French roses. rart.
ed III front. and simply dressed in oose
curl, winch fall very low on each side,
The hind bair firms tuft at the back Of
the head. Necklace, ear ring. and brace.
lets OF pearl. " hite satin slippers. and
white KID gloves. A blush coloured
French silk scarf is thrown carelessIv
ever The shoulders.
Morning Dress.-A round dress com.
posed 0! jaconet muslin, finished round
the bottom Of the skirt by deep founce
OF rich work scoIoTed at tie edge. ard a
heading to correspond. he form Ct the
front is extremely novel and pretty.
Plain long sleeve. finished at the wtist jv
4 pax band and bow. The cornctts
worn with this dress is of the mob kind.
and BY much the aoS becoming we have
ever seen; it is composed Of White lace,
and tastefuly ornamented with roses
Pink Kid slippers, and white kid
gloves.
This dress is much approved By bellies
OF taste Tor its elegant simplicity: It's form
and materials are certainly strictly appIO-
pirate to morning co tune.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28

eler thinks ofbimself !: the married man
Of his family. The former comes to he
more selfish by reason thai he has none
out self to look after and provide for the
latter more benevolent for his having =
wife and offspring dependent upon { the
daily kindness of his attentions. Hayirc
learnt first to show kindness at home he
is the better disposed and qualified to ey.
tend the charities of life 70 those abous
him in the circle of society, SO it renders
him more feeling, more benefciept,
and a more estimable mem1er Of it.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
FOR SALE,
Freight or Charter,

s,5E The substantial! Fast sailing Sch'r
sss IL Cumberland, burthen 1l2 tons or
so barrels. She is nearly new, Hel!
ound, and in every respect first rate
,essel, AMI now in complete ordcr for
lie reception of a cargo: Apply to
Butts and CawOod.
August s eOtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
District of Columbia,
County Of s3ierandria. to zcit :

April Term. 1916.
The Mutual Assurance Society, against
Fire OH Buildings of the State Of Viz
ginia--Complainants,
Against
Edward K. Thompson. Assignee of Adan'
S. Swoope-Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
ggVHE defasdant Edward K. Thomp-
3 son, ut having entered his appear
ance. and given security, according to
the statute and the rules of this court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
court upon affidavit, that the said defend
ant Edward K. Thompson. is not an IN
habitant of this district: on motion of the
by his counsel, it is ordered,
that the said defendant Edward K.
Thompson. do appear here on the first
Jay of November term next. and enter
his appearance to the suit, and give Sc
curity for performing the DEGREES of the
court; aud that copy of this order be
orthvith published for two months sue
cessively in one of the public newspapers
'abislNd in this county, and that ano-
aer copy be posted at the front door OF
tne court house Of said county.
A Copy-Teste.
G. DENEALE. C. c.
August 8 law2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
At Graham Park,
On Wednesday, the 4th September,
7Ciil be offered tor safe,

Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils, ,siverable On the lst
January next-.4iso, sheep, a great pre-
portion of which are hall and t',ree quar-
ters biooded, Cattle and hogs, with all
the Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
John G, Ksslop, Ex'r.
Of George Graham. deceased
Petersburgh, June 18-24 dt4theep
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
For the Alexandria Gazette.
NO. ~.

Fas est alb hoste doceri
1T is lawful to derive instruction ever
from an enemy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
For Sale,
On Il credit Of one. tlco and three
gearS,

y =
THAT highly improved FARM, in
Prince William County, known by the
name of Graham Park, owned by the
ate Doctor George Graham.
The tract contains about 800 acres. OF
which about 200 acres are we'll timbered.
The advantages of the farm are equal to
any in that section of the country, its
distance from Washington being only s.
miles. Alexandra SO, Bumfries 10, &c
coquan Mills l6-and on the farm is a
dwelling house 20 by 90 ieet'
also stout Kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary out house, an e&-
ccllent we'll of water, orchard, garden.
etc. 1t is unnecessary to speak OF the
soil, presuming those DESTROYS of pru-
chasing will view it, which maybe done
on application to John Hooe, ESQ wht
at present has the farm in.Si5 occupancy
Possession may be had oh Che fist einex'
January, the purchasethas1if,,s5 tthe. priv
ledge of seeding. 8ttrys
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-28
Historical Sketches
OF THE
LITE VIR

Between the United States and Great
3ritain-iliustrative of the individual bra
very of the American Sailors. Solder
and Citizens-with Portraits Of the ncs'
distinguished Naval Il Military OihccIs'
and views of several Sieges and hnoaoV
ments. Price Dolnrs.
ALSO
A few copies of aichrr1 Smith i''+'
for the Murder of Capt. Carson "''
p'ete.-Price Dollar.
For safe bg
JOHN A. STEWART
august 81
The Museum will be OPEN
or tie reception ot.Visitors: on ''iep"1g'
!gpdnesSag ard Saturday gfe'""'"''
rom S 70 6 O'Clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
From the Unued States. Gazette

from tue OHhcu SthlcS SNbcVC.
g VII the heohte submit TO IL P"-Said
James Monroe, whilst minister to, Of, or fo'
the French convention.
On my arrival at Paris in the year l7o5
found j, necessary TO present my passport
20 the American minister for the purpose
of having it recognised by him. MIR. M
observing by the date, tina, must have LETT
Philadelphia whilst the British treaty o;
1894 was probably before the senate as was
the fac, she questioned ms very particular
ly on the subject Of its ratification, betray-
ing the utmost anxiety tina, 1t should De re
jected, Igave it as my decided opinion,
that it would be adopted by that body, &c
cording to the recommendation of president
Washington, and proceeding to offer some
reasons in support of that opinion, he i'm
patiently interrupted me, by saying Aud
if they DO, will the people submit to it g
After recovering from the surprise this
question excited replied, had no other
expectation, presuming they had done with
instruction for while-the western insur-
reotion having been suppressed --In the
same language it may now be asked, and
piH the f,eohle submit to having such a man
imposed upon them for a president by .
caucus, too, OF his own creatures and tools !!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

10 be fold by order of Court on Thursday
the ninth day Of May next, At eleven e'oe.
iu the forenoon certain lot Of Land with me
buiidiogs thereon and appurtenances htus'e =
Portland on the corner of Middle and Free isFee'.
being the real eita,e of MOSES BROWN iase o.
fad Portland, Trader. deeeaied; and the pace
where the faid deceaied Ian dwet. said real =
tate being tubjsct to the claim of E!isabetA bfosl'
widow. ia and unto part of the premi'es tor -
during her ma ural life Sale to be on the preml'e
Information a. to the title to the premites wi' =
given by the fubfcriher At any time previous "
and a, the time of the fac,
d. HOPKINS, Admiaiftrator on ia,d
Portland, april 9 Motes GROVES e"1s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

NOTICE is berehs yea 20 the HENS snc
creditors of HENRY FROST, late Of Pejepsco;
in tbs county Of Cumberland, gentleman, dc.
ceased, and all concerned, tina, William Ffos
administrator Of the estate Of sSid deceased .ho :
exhibited to me the subscriber, Judge Of Fro
bate for said county. his sccoun, Of ADMINISTERS.
ton on said estate; and ,ha, The same will be
considered by me at Probate Cour, to be held
81 North Yarn III h, IN said couaiy, NJ the house
Of Me- Seth Mitchell, on the third "Wednesday
Of July Dex, NJ nine o'clock in the forenoon, who
and where they may appear and Ike objections
10 the same if any they have.
Dated at Portland, this twenty seventh Cay Of
March, A. ID. 1916
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
To the Editor of the Haliowell Gazette.

SR.--I have no where seen any mention
made of a Cenotaph erected at Wiscas-
set, by the members Of the Bar practising
in the Supreme Judicial Court Of this Com
monwealth, to the memory Of the late Chief
Justice SewaII. We have been SO often and
SO Justly accused Of an apparent want Of res
pect for the asnes Of distinguished men that
! snail do but justice to the Gentlemen OF the
Profession OF the law in describing this token
of their veneration for the great man whose
Learning, virtues and eminent public services
it is designed to record.
1nis memorial ofdeparted worth is formed
OF white Pennsy lyanian marble, and consists
OF four sided pyramid Of the height Of four
feet, placed on pedestal two feet square,
and three feet, two inches high. The whole
rests on paved area eight feet square, raised
about inches above the ground withwhite
granite ior ihe curb-stone OF the area. The
total height is seven feet, ten inches, includ-
in he area which is surrounded by hand
sonie iron railing Of the height OF four feet.
On he sides Of the pedestal are the following
ipScriptons
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
SHERTFES SHE.

Cumberland, SIS.
Taken by Executions and to be sold at Public
Auction, on Thursday, the second day of May
mex, Al 9 O'Clock p. Nj. at the house of Joseph
McIatosh, Innhoidsr in Rrdglon--A!l the right
in equi Of redemption which Joseph ID. Smith
he's Of redeeming twe tracts or parcels Of land
situate IN Bedg,on, viz-sbou' thirty acres (n0re
or iess) adjoining land of Aaron snd Stephen
Beemsn. add is the same land with ssid Smith
mortgsged so John s. Rob,-One other piece Of
land WITH the buildings thereon. adjoining land
Of Joseph Mclntosb, and is now occupied by
Archibald Thompson, mor,gaged 10 Solomon
Wssbburn.
Dated March 80 h, 1916.
JAMES EMERSON, Deputy Sheriff
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
ON THE NORTH
The remainsof
IMPROVEMENT.

Gas. Lights-ihe two following para
graphs on this subject are copied from the
Port Folio. They will be read with Inter.
est -
At for, Ellis, in Nova Scotia, as appears
from letter OF August 20, 28l5, success.
full attempt was made 10 procure the carbo-
mated hydrogen for gas lights, from birch
bark mixed with pi,ch-pine knots. Six
ounces OF the former, and Two of pine knots
were put in metal tea-kettle the cover
closely luted with clay. and the kettle ?la.
ce.! on the fire /; in from Eve to seven min
utes the gas escaped out of the nozzel OF
the e,tle, and being set FIRE to, gave clear
light equal 20 three candles, for one hour
and birty minutes. Ten ounces OF birch
bark slone, issuing through reed produ
ced fame ioi 'hree hours wi,hou, burnin.
the reed. This experiment was made by
Messrs. Harris and Harper, The Car bona.
ted ny drogen from pine saw dust as we'll as
from coal, has been exhibited every year 70,
these four years in u course oi lectures IN
this country. Liverpool coal yields abou,
twen,y gallons OF gas to the pound Of Goa
and pine saw dust about eighieea, in srssl
experiment; in large way, ii would prob
ably Weld more.
Convent Garden theatre during the pas
month, has exhibited IT,, triumph ofthe ga
lights Never was illumination more brill
liant, more precise, more innoxious ard q
the same time, economical. heie is
bisze of white light round The theatre, 81,
in all its avenues, differing little from th,
light OF day, at halt the expense Of oil lamp