Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19

|cuh ia fulfA ia due particitahon of e
molunenr IS a matter Of righf, h01p IS this
Ito be obtained but by journeys to different
parts Of the United States? The knozuledge
of the best ARENAS possessed b. a siingle IN
dividuul,s is at necessity Tinted 70 seek
ait tie best hrougA the ahele union, 1ue !
must resort to atley Hgo7mation, zOhich,f
fran tie best m0tlUes, rs sometimes uucof-f
rect. In tie case of Philadelphia, hgzveve,4,
the arena Of his present labours, time uas
tQkn, ufo1motioa zoas s0ught, and such ob-
tuned as coald 5eaUe M yeom to dou5t of'
IT'S ftncss. Fran b1lgate sources 1T Gas
L@qrM that the place was healthy, popuous
and but il-supplied at present, with suita-
bic hail-dressers. Il isoyected ndsrd that
lIug2i IS may nat he abIe to 5rrtorm in f,cy-
son al the 6et,a4 q his oDfce; It is very
! likely his business may 50 multiply that a
snail et4dIhonal f0rce zUiR be 10a4ted, bmif
he giVes you the 6eneft ofhis undtrstandfng
ms faithf2laess, aidtakes care, that aIght5
.dctaiS are zutA perJormedb by hirayelfor his
Necessary assistants, all beneftgM purbosesi
o;5 be @lsvered. Sao,M indeed tits hab-I
benu1 event, the ladies may rest assured,
: Huggins 7wA ao in IL. zOhat 8haN be just dnat
lAee eosay5. .t9n tie pu6kc service. In tkg
mean time he shQula h. h1ed zuithout 6eina.
prgQGgea. Ag concludes this has,y ADJ
dress by declaring that he enters on The rs
erc5se q d-tties c9mbrshsndGng 7vht Is 20
deqr'a'sa uahlad.e TO y9,l, MT e0iha d 0;e7ph,o
+ tse IN aries It nay eaaLle lin 10 % 10 l3sr
hair-dressers al &9me future Gau, but Jitn
q co;asc5e}azotls desire u direct Me e1aergles
q MS hanc, TO cut, curl, and dress TIE hair
+. III the most becoming manner SO as to
please ladies', IN ahs tlrm q a29S!s, s1e&crbti-
b.s q ha9HnsgS, ell<cated IN the Ioyc If or
Gfr, h21ssUated to tie buoglipg operations
4 Of vulgar hair-dressers and 0aluilg tic 5le5-
si..8S OF a well ornancnted head a6ave ok
price.
Perhaps it may be by some expected,
that II compliance with the fashion OF the
| Gay, higgins should profess sort Of mo-
desty IS to MS own talents THAI he does not
feel, and that, at least, he should declare G
sincere Consciousness nat the task hs has m
deftake5l IS c61ve lis talents ans that he ab-
pr0acde8 it pott5 U98e G1a42us qnd azgtli
IbreseDfme'lts 1ohjcH Tie greatness gtf tie
charge and The 7veakness Z his p9zvelS 50
Ijus!.y l''&pire-ln snort that he shrinks
'jf-oas the contemplation and hum64ea him
| SET 6eiaye tie maSnitatde eth1e undertaking.
But no: s1uggns has been 100 long &C.
quainted with the satisfaction belonging to
plain, honest dealing, to forfeit irno by
/ neednessly PLAYING the hvpocrite in tn face
OF the world; instead OF such canring,
therefore, he boldly asserts that he feels
fully adequate to sAe z00r& ne mas in hand !;
! ii he had no. ne would not have attempted
1t; ne cannot finish better than by saying
that relying on the patronage al the go0a
wiA ofthe ladies OF Philadelphia, he 0d5a'!-
ces 1U3M alacrlty to execute th-ir commands
ready (but by no means very wlling,) IL
retre Jr0n 1t zvhene0er they become sensible
hou much 6ftter ch5ices it IS IN their posper
toMaFe.