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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18

Will be offered to the highest bidder,
G@,Ss on the premises, on Friday The
s3! I'd day Of November nert, a cer>
SYG tain tract or parcel Of land, be-
.S. longing 10 the heirs Of John
Pence, deceased. and supposed to contain
40 acres. lying and being in the county
OF Rockingham. within one mile and a
half of Port Republic, adjoining the
lands Of Jacob Strayer, William Harper
and others. 1t is all well tjmbered, and
its soil is of an excellent quality. Any
person wishing to purchase. will please
attend there and 60 with US on the day
previous, a: which time we expect TO
run il round and ascertain the exact guam.
tity of acres.
And on the day following will be Of
lered another TRACT, lying in the same
county, ON the main road leading from
Keezeltown to Staunton, about one mile
from the Cross Keys and near David
kyle's Mill. adjoining the lands of said
Kyle, Conrad Miltenbarger aud others,
containing by late survey 3l4 acres. 1t
is divided into two tracts, one Of which
contains $50 and the other l63 acres.-
They will be sold separate or together
to suit the purchaser or purchasers. On
the $50 acre tract there is a tolerable
fDW YELLING HOUSE, sxa
BARN, and other neces- Tg4A
saTy buildings; large young MAM-
ORCHARD ofchoice fruit, 3 or new
er failing springs. a quantity of prime
meadow ground, and full supply ofex.
cellent timber. On the other tract there
is no buildings; about 80 acres are clear
ed, good part OF which is meadow
ground, the balance is well timbered
There is also. on this tract two good
springs, and pond that now holds wa.
ter; j; is besides good gravel sell
The above description is deemed suffi.
cient, as persons wishing to purchase
will no doubt view the land before the
day Of sale. 1t will be shown to any
person by Jacob Pence. who lives on the
premises.
Terms will be made known on the day
Of sale.
JOHN PENCE.
JACOB PENCE,
Agents.
Oct II-3t
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$500 REWARD.-

The above reward will be given for
the apprehension aud conviction Of the
person or persons. concerned in commu.
nicating the fire ~ hich took place on the
mornings of the 4,h and that of the 18th
inst in the Town of Staun,on. BY or
der OF the Common Council.
.SAML CLARKE. Mayor.
Oct lS.
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PREPARED. ONLY by THE SOLE PROPRIETOR
DANIEL GODDARD, No. 8 GoLp Sr.
NEW.YORK

IN presenting this useful remedy the public, the Pro-
S was obtained to state that he has used
.ions with astonishing effect The happy combination Of
vegetable substances OF which is entirely composed
Stomach. 'e-' -' $50
This medicine has been very extensiv ely and tho
proprietor has not known single instance in which IL has
aied in giving reiefin diseases for which recommend
with bleeding tho Lungs and where ali other remedes
had failed the most decided and nauering success has
attended its Common colds, which arc generally the
effect of INSTRUCTED perspiraton, will yield to its influence
IN few hours when used in asthma, hoarscness whecz-
lng and shorness OF BREATH gives immediate relief pro
curing tranquil rest and sleep. In whoopng- cough IL il
without rival operates by gentle expecoration, and
may be given to infants with perfect safety
The Proprietor would add that he is receiv
ing numerous testimonials Of the value and efficacy or this
rem1dy some certificates Of which may be seen on the hill
Of directions accompanying each bottle. Any person usiu
Is will be sure recommend Il again
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1,47O ACRES.

In Tracts. all Joining. there are be.
tween 3O0 and 800 acres Of cleared land
the land unclcared is finely timbered
and some tue Tobacco land und Grain
TO clear. This land is well watrred, and
for health is not surpassed by any place
IN Virginia. improvements, a large
BARN 93 feet long. IL feet wide, e
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, &c.
Also, on the same tract. about a quarter
OF mile from the first improvements. is
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE.
and BARN, &c. with superior Spring
IN the yard. The lands cleared are a,
dapted TO clover, aud is kind to imp owes
msnt. Any person wishing to buy will
call and examine for themselves. Twill
sell the Stock. Crop of Grain, Horses.
Cattle, &c. with the FARM. should the
purchaser wish. or any part o: the same.
Inc land above mentioned could be di.
vided into three parts to advantage. so
as TO make three respectable Farms.
ALSO. in the County Of Franklin, on
fowder Mill Creek, tract containing
SOT s4CKE.S, two miles from the
Court House; about half cleared.-Im.
provements, comfortable HOUSE. with
4 rooms. Ice House, and all necessary
Houses, Barn, Stable, SC. On this land
there was sunk about six years ago, a
first rate Tan Yard, 20 Watts, Shop. Bark
House, &c. complete, and to any one
wishing to embark in the Tanning Blu
siness, this would be desirable situa-
tion-a good garden aud Orchard, and
the land as finely watered as a man
would have it. This land is well adapt,
ed TO Grass, Wheat. Corn, Oats and 10.
bacco.
ALSO, half acre Lot in the Town of
Mount Pleasant, Virginia, comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, with all neces,
sary out Houses on the same.
The half OF two other Lots, on which
is STORE HOUSE, DWELLING
HOUSE, &c. This property will be
shown BY Maj Carper, OF John f. Nc
Creery.
ALSO. one fifth of Lot in Fincastle
one fifth of Tract of Land on Craig's
Creck-one half acre Lot in the Town
of Buchanan.
l will take NEGROES in exchange
for any lands sold-or should the pur-
chaser wish, will sell to one man
family Of i S Likely n EGROES, after
my lands are sold, who wants them for
his own use, but under no circumstan-
ces will sell to any one who will divide
or separate them
Two Blooded STATIONS, Rich
Bays. fine size, one by Lawrence, for
merly the property Of Col. Johnston, dam
by Peacemaker. by imported Doomed
The other. Podargus, by Star, 5 years
old next Spring, dam by Alexander Ma
Olson. This is horse OF great promise,
his size, blood, and his ability TO per-
form, should recommend him to eny one
wishing Blooded Horse of fine size,
and have no hesitation in saying, il,
the hands Of a skilful trainer, he would
distinguish himselfin any country, For
further information as TO their Pedigree,
any enquiry will be satisfactorily answer
ed by the subscriber.
Terms OF all property offered for sale
by the subscriber will be made known
on application. l have several fine
Brood Mares for sale. yearlns Colts, one
and two years old. Persons wishing to
purchase Land would do well to exam
inc what | have offered. Possession
given any time, by buying Crop sowed,
Stock, &c.
JNO. w. THOMPSON.
Botetourt Oct IL, 1885!
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AsE@SS. THE subscriber has opened
gS his shop since the fire in the
house, about midway between his late
stand and the Post Office, formerly oc-
cupied by Fl. Srely.
WILLIAM YOUNG.
Oct Is. 1888.
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Lands and Mills
FOR SALE.

l now offer for sale, several tracts of
LAND. lying in the county of Bedford,
some of which are very valuable amongst
them are the Stony Fork Plantation, and
the Mill Tract on Goose Creek. The
former contains about
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
ATTENTION,
Timber M ePcl:ants !

THE subscriber wishes to contract for the
following bill of timber. Persons disposed 10
furnish The same are requested to call o! the
western Lunaiic Hospital on before the
18th day of October next, ard make known
their terms. The whole TO be OF white
pine Of good quality. delivered at the Hos
pftai by the first day OF May 1889 Cash paid
on delivery.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office al Vaynes.
borough on the 3O,h September, 1888.
A. A. Alexander Mrs Eiilly johnson
a. VI: Austin MIR jesse ingrallam
Miss Martha J. Abney AIrs + l X inney
Moses Alexander Jacob Koiner
Jeremiah Aude Jacob Killism
Shelton s. Abney BENJAMIN Lines
Thomas Burgess john Lei,ch
MissnI artha u. Bunch NJ les nj Laird
John Bozzell John McCue
WIN. a. Brown Miss Nancy Martin
James Bunk Miss Amanda C. Mann
George Backenstoe Miss NJ. McMuilin
Miss r Blair Miss r. r Newcorb
Miss Nj. A. G.Craiy BENJAMIN Panneu
John ChurChmun William PauneIl
Anna Coyner Capt. C. ID Robertson
William Chapman Miss v. l.. Robertson
Cyrus Campbell Lewis Redifer
William Dcvine Erasmus Risenlacer
Mi les Sarah Finley Frederick Shower
Mrs T.. NJ. Fulton benjamin Suttles
DR.. Fulton Emanuel Slower
William Groginy Jane Scott
Sam'l "A. Guy William Shaw
Mr.. n. Gamble EheneZer Vining
Hunter 81 Alexander Miss Jane Vines
Samuel Hunter William Wihrow jr.
John N Hunter Matthew Weird
Jacob Harner Lewis Wayland
Miss Caroline HarrisE A Wayland
Hayes & Minor Richard White IT.
ABRAHAM LYNN, p. NJ
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
A CARD.
MRS. C0AF.TErp r,

~ announces to her friends and the pub.
nc. that the next session of her School
w" commence on the first day of No
vemoer next. and that she has engaged
tue services OF an additional assistant, and
hopes to be able TO do inll Justice TO all
the pupils that may be placed under her
care.
Staunton, Oct Is
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
435 ACRES.

a considerable portion OF which is rich
bottom Land, suitable for Hemp, Tobac-
co, or Grain. This is very desirable
Tract of LAND, situated ID miles S. w.
from Liberty, and well worthy efthe at
tention Of those wishing 20 purchase, in
very healthy and respectable section,
water OF the finest quality, together with
small creek running for more than
mile through 1t, upon which the rich
bottom Land is situated. The Mill
Tract is Z miles S. w. from Liberty, in
a very populous, wealthy and respectable
neighborhood, and contains some
$50 ACRES OF LAND.
with Manufacturing MILL Sc by Sc
feet in length, with pair Of Mill Stones,
2 Of which are 5 feet French Burr. with
every essential fixture necessary for ma
king first rate Family Flour, aud on a
never falling stream attached to the
Mill is All excellent Saw Mill, the whole
o! which establishment is very substan-
tally and decentIy finished, and is not
surpassed by any establishment of the
Find, In the upper country the whole
now in operation, with dwelling and
every necessary clubhouse for family pur.
poses. Such property is rarely found in
market, and nothing but an anxious de-
sire to wind up my Bedford affairs, and
remove permanently to Kanawha, would
now induce me to put them in market.
Some other tracts ofland, containing be.
tween
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
KalOra1as0 Seminar.

The fifteenth session OF this ins,itnt;o,
VIII commence on the first Monday of
November. and end OH the last day of
Aarch..
@Sr Terms the same as heretofore.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
Stanton Academy.

The winter session of this Seminary
VIII commence on the first Monday OF
November. ensuing.
&5' Terms as heretofore.
l.. WADDELL.
Staunion, Oct Is
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

The subscriber having determined to
change his business, is DESTROYS Of Sell
ling the following valuable property :.
The LAND on which he resides, con,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18
alssabIe land
FOR SALE.
Oct II-3t

In pursuance Of the lag: will, and Tes.
lament OF Peter FauSer, deed. of record
in the Office of the County Court of Au-
gnsta, ! will on Tuesday the 9th day of
November next, Git fair) if not the next
lair day, proceed to sell on the premises
TRACT OF LAND, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
lying in the County of Augusta, adioin-
ing the lands Of John Bush, Hugh Me-
Clure, and Huffmire' heirs, and bounded
by the StauDton and James River Turn
pike. This is one Of the most desirable
small tracts Of Land in the County about
seventy acres cleared, the balance is well
tIinbered. There IS goodSpriug and an
excellent ORCHARD on the land.
Terms One third Of the purchase
money will BE- required in hand, the bal.
lance IN three equal annual payments,
TO be secured by bonds with approved
security, and deed OF trust on the land
Possession can be had on the day ofsale,
except the field in which Corn is now
growing.
JOSEPH FAUBER. Ex'or.
Sept 81, IS3S-tds
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z anea 800 acres each,

and lying off from the above, are also for
sale. Persons wishing TO purchase are
most respectfully solicited 10 call and ex-
anime the property, and any further in
formation viii be given on application
to me personally or by letter TO Dickin-
sons Store 2. o., Bedford County, Va,
Apply TO
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Jr.
Oct 1S, lS3S-6w
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~ viz
ON the lst of October
Francis Accord
James Alexander
Geurge Brand
Margaret Brooks
Mayer Bhe!ler.
Davy Barnet
Mrs. Ann Buckley
Claudihs Buster
Mrs. Lucy Barbour
Anderson Brown
John S. Black
Thomas Bryan
Genl. John Baldwin
T., Christian.
Herring Chrisman
William Ccs,erson
Vernon J. Cosby
Gen. Jas. j. Caidwe
William H.. Collins
Mrs. F. C. Collins
Mrs. E. J. Chamber
care ofM. Chamber
William Clarke
Il. B. Chung
j. Crawford
Miss Abby Davis
Mics Elizabeth Dav
John Nj. Esti!l
Davidson Erwin
Maj. Geo. Eskridge
VIM. S. Eskridge
Michael Fackler
DANIEL Fisher
Mr.. Fleiher
Henry Fisher
Mrs. Eliz. Gearing
Epbraim Gee,ling
Acilis Garrison
George Gordon
David Griffith
William NJ. Hodge
Thos. w. Herendor
X enton Harper
Benjamin Houf
Abrshan Hawk
Richard |. Hill
Sup'dt. Of w. l.. Flo
piisI.
Rev. Isaac Jones
willis Jackson or
Weaver
John jobs
Henry Jones
Shesley Kinney
I, :
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PRIZES.

Besides Prizes Of $3.50 $2OO-SI1o-
$lOO-$SO-$60-S5O-$4O--an and low
est Prize $40.
Tickets only $20-HalvesS1O-Quar.
tiers $5-Eighths So so.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Staunton
ON the lst Of October 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-10-18

@& Orders for Tickets and Shares or
Certificates Of Packages in the above
unrivalled Scheme, will receive the most
prompt attention, and those who order
from us. may rely upon having the
drdo,"S sent them imm ediately after it
is over. Send orders early and address
D. S. GREGORY g. Co. Managers
Washington City. D. c., or Richmond,
Virginia.
Oct 49,
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GREAT K.TRG.4X.N.!
LAND FOR SALE.

Will be offered to the highest bidder,
GHase on the premises, on Friday The
s3EH: I'd day Of November neat, cer>
YSs tain tract or parcel Of land, be-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
p MR.. BRIsTow.-L all bad writers look st
his advertisement.


The Public IL epectuly Informed that In consequence OF
The extended towards each past re-
us te merit continuance OF liberal patronage they have
hitherto with, have concluded upon TIE per-
frmsnce vorite Vaudeville every successive eve
nIng, under the superisr ndsnce OF Mr.. Gates
Tue unriv~ed New York erass Band VIII on TINS occasion
introduce ssw Tot Pour arranged expressly lot hem ny
Mr. strx In hts celebrated character Of Mzgnus Lob
Mr. herring, ~ Mary Of Dcsmax.
orand Overture composed by 0ifer will In the OF
the evening be performed by the effective Orchesty OF tins
os Thvrsasy Evening, yune a 1885, Willie pcrformsdbe
vaudeville OF LA FEMME DiPLOMATIQUE; or the
Dsfr,bution Kroller Mr.. Thoman-M agnus Lob
Mr. ThempsosLords Ladies, soliiers ssiers Chris.
tine OF sweden disguised Count Dekna, Miss KerrMsry
a Denmark, disguised m Margaret . Maid Inn Mrs
Nerrsg In the Of the piece entire sosg by
Xer The Vaudeville there win be inermission Of thirty
Psn ad-erspd Overture by full Orchestra, composed by
,he hate g. 0nfert, ESQ =
Faverite sang--Mrs. Herring.
Characteristic wooden Shoe Dance, In character by
Miss Kerr-nrs appe arance IN this Dahce. ~
Patriotic Seng--trump NJ Fame--Mf. g. W. Taylor.
coms Duett. /" when little Farm we Keep" Mrs. Her.
ring and Mr. ates received on Monday with enthusiastic
pf"mcrow evening verss Vaudeville. and other
ssa,soce As cents Free Admssor during the day
Uccvs opsn Al O'Clock Performances 70 commence At half
No posponemens Of the Performance account Of the
- broadway Stages win convey visitors from up
per ana lower sf the city during the perfo masses e
LYON sALE-A bsndsome nnlglisn en,ls ssnsop. Can
jesilws No. i@ Crosby =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
tn q. GREAT MYSTERY FOUND OUT
I'll A II.
ORANDJEAN,s CON PosITION

GRANDJEANs COMPOSITION
~ AN important discovery for fine Of the Hair,
preservatve against badness and nable In all
fectlons Of the skin the head, DANDRlrF he he.
Muludes OF cheMsts, spothecaries and perfume
successfully attempted to that human sody
the oenations OF exaggerated fame they
fatgued the public with the words-wonderl Prodigy!
EVIDENCED EuDErcE!Co prevent the des ructi0n Of 70
fne ornament and that gift Il nature, requires
with the Identical part for what kind
Of Composites could that be- invented by persons fan
lar VI tn the study Of the skin on the hesdi
The true Of the hair 10 called BY ceIsbra
ted DEBTORS who have used and recommended sPscnc
might for lis effects be compared 70 the rexuatve activity
which takes place In each plant
The experiments D. Or andean has made leave
doubt his mind relative 70 the followed BY the
sap Of which stop m circulation In the nterce
ulsr spaces which ell communicate together, form
the capillary tubs infinitely divided The does
circulate In ell hair with the facility. In hair, OF
which the vessels but little developed operates slowly
because tube itself being continually Allied with it, annih
aes the pepauon then the ascending effect cannot take
place but by the application Of 0raneans Composition,
rooiA n N~x,Mh NNNN- M~.-s AZ -M
The ascending power varies then only according
quality Of the tube but ao TO the Of usng this Compost
an which ought TO be employed night before retrng
then conceive that during the day the surface
the skin on the head poduces evaporation osn abun
dabt; the sap which In degree Is In relation with that
phenomenon rapidly ascends The result very easy
The friction thathas been made before sleep, rees
and repairs the skin the head then the growth confines
morning. only the only uncertain the
pores OF the skin closer and consequently disposition
quite unfavoraLe for receiving from This Composition all It's
sautay Effects.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

NlBLOsB GARDEN. %RF
Tie yerss vsuation the gssoou new completed y Ne
entire satlsiactoD Of the audience. ' NJ z
THURSDAY EVENING JUNE at.
The New vaudeyilie. MICHEL EFT eHRISTIN r. which
~ os
Fiah Night Of the Engagement Of Ike snussrdaay Rsvs
The Proprietor anniOu. crafty his patrons Y every
ss sas:a he
Gabriel Gabriel E s yavsli i R s.wI,
ss %ss1ss Rave. Seys' jsss f ssvs years old,
M:s. Hsss sys Ssas oEfas
Principal Sole Player, e. FeneIou.
The sc%%;.ss viii he
Jsssli Rave among his wonderful performances win ex-
hib his Triple somsrehe being the only person who has
La Petit Amour lsniy years od) will surprise the audi
FTsn a. Isl Rass viii appear in Medley dance
Nile Adele Ksvs viii ascah The srsscs in g
x.r which the a,oliss Ballet Paatone called LA FErE
e. s ss
:.s ave vii asscs Pas De snbo IL various grices g
Jerome Ravc will sustain The character Of Chevaer Dour
n.ernision Of half promenade and refresh
called ITALIAN BRIGANDS; or, the Midnight Assault
on "a entire new principle painted in Paris By the css
in Paris by The Ravel Family
TIE above performance has been executed but by
the Ravel Family
Soiree Amusante Sd appearance Of Mrs. era
mer-w.o was received with the most applause
Monday in C'cst Ela-who will repeat Thy desire) the
three characters OF Maid Wife and Widow.
Several vaudeviles by Rave Family in rehear
sal and will Immedia. ely be produced
Tickets 50 cents.
Tocommence eight o'clock.
Amusemenis every evening in the wsek except Sunday
when the Garden will be opeaeo for Ice Creams snd Fruit
Ices Of variety and OF the approved kinds
Admission ia cents, including Rertreshment
Onnbusses will run to and from the City Hoete the Car
den. during the yeang. je2l-t
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chatham Circulating Library,
Ne. 81 Chatham street.

II THE subscribers beg leave respectfully inform their
friends and ths public that they have just reopsned above
70 The are nov prepared and ready @ mmodse those
WHO may be pleased 70 favor them with their
Hitherto they have had liberal share public supper and
they hope from their late important Improvement BY
their strict attention u business receive
The Library At contains 5000 vslumes Il
the intention OF the subscribers enlarge IL from time
rs the wants OF their patrons Il nscessarv II
systematically nged and comprises the greater part ofthe
NEST works on the nstsry. Bieg
Experiments. Philosophy Classical and Mscesseeus Ltera-
lure In addition TO tks foregoing they would parcu
larry call the attention Of the reading community their ex
tensve collection Of works fction Perhaps Library IN
Ne effort expense has been spared this
msnt Of their Library comPlete possible contains n
lag aecssions works from the press both Il
European Periodical works. together with fne collection 81
500 Plays, acting andstxndxrd. HNI-
In conclusion they beg leave that no exertisn on
their part shall be wanting to mike cir Library sbperior
possible 70 any In the city and thereby rendering most
worthy OF general patronage asd support 4
je19n ia n. a. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

On Tuesday, the 18th Instant at Nav Irnns"eA ~ - at
Patrick Power native efwstertsrd, Ireland; ,a = -,
His friends ana Respectfully mveo ~
tend bis funeral this day ossck from s
Ag P.e. "a ,se Sc,h Instant Emily NJ Cooley daugh
ter ofthe late r. r. Cooley. ,.r - 49,. w.u...
The friends Of the family ana tnSss ~ -. ,o. a s
are rsquesed attend the unsrs "n osy' a. o"
Is BAY ard street. .N.4. - -. u.u.~ .u.a "a
On Wednesday, the 10th instant MIS- Jane Msnarg sged
years. -. r.I.-s. ,-,ea - rho...
On The 18Th instant Clyde eldest daughter of Lieut. w.
a Thornton 81 81 A., aged years ana 6monhs.
On Tuesday afternoon 18th instant Amelia, wife of An
thonv Maurice
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FIRE. WORE KS.
United States In lSOrn eOPw.

ISAAC EDGE, JE, YROTECHNIsT
W Now offers tothe public the extensive and brilliant
assortment Of (cxhbou Fire Work in United States
consisting OF several Thousand honary aad signal Rockets Of
various Sizes with rich and fancy headings Wheels of
Pieces Of all the various descriptions fancy might suggests
Mines Bengoa Lights Roman Candies; Marroons Ship Sig
nas Theatrical Fires lie. &c. &c.
Committees for city Or country displays military and
goods warranted the materials being selected
celebrated chemists in Europe.
Ageats New York-H. Yven q Fulton st. near Gree n.
wich 81; Lewis Page Son, 50 Maiden Lane; 0assner 4
Young, lS2 Chatham 81; Story Hawkhurst, Brooklyn
Of The subscriber nj the Laboratory Jersey City.
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