Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-27
The Baltimore Breach Fields,

Are In complete readiness to 90 me
to operation near Gray's Gard -ns, in
Saratoga street extended, on the lands
of Mr.. Luke Herman and those ad-
Joining which lands have the com.
nand of abundance of the purest
Spring-water during the dryest sea
son.
This institution will receive Linen.
aud Linen, yarn, Muslins, Cnttons q
Cotton-yarn, which will he Bleached
to any Wilderness required; and the
cloth put up IN any Eur pc form ap-
proved of bv the owner. 1t will also
Clear, Bleach or Wash every article IF
wearing apparel and furniture of cot
ton or linen, whether white or colour.
ed no matter how delicate the fabrick
without the least possibility of injury.
and deliver them dried or finished
[at opticn) in style not common iu
this city; having for their grca'er Sc.
curity erected 6 machine on a simple
construction, that does away that per.
Hiciou, custom of wrineing. Those
who have white goods discoloured by
improper handling can have them
cleared 10 their original colour with
the utmost safety, if not first bleach.
ed by Chymical process.
It is proper now to inform the pub.
lie, especially those who are strongly
prejudiced against the Chymicalnode,
that this institution will be conducted
according to the present established
Irish method (Which has for a centa.
ry stood and still stands unrivalled,)
unconnected with any chymical prScess
whatever. The only agents to be Il.
sed will be pure water, the best and
most wholesome stuGs the Union can
afford strict attention and proper
handling. The head bleacher having
been IL years regularly bred to the
businessin every department., feels well
ensbledto come forward for share of
public patronage, in branch of busi-
ness SO much wanted and so immedi-
atcly connected with our infant through
healthy and promising] manufactures.
And having every convenience to
make an elegant bleach, and we'll ex-
perienced in the neatest manner Of
putting goods out of hand, has the
fullest confidence of giving complete
satisfaction.
The prices for every description of
goods will be as low as any establish
ed, and delivered in short time as
strong as when received. Each arti-
Gle sent TO these Bleach Fields, ex.
cepting cloth or yarn must be mark.
ed if not they will be neatly done
in initials with durable Ink, at one
cent per piece. All goods sent to
the Office must be accompanied With
note OF contents--davs of delivery
each Saturday at No. 4s, South
or at the Bleach Fields. Persons are
cautioned not TO stray near the Bleach
houses after dark, there being two
watchful & very wicked Blood hound
Dogs kept there at night, but during
the day any person is welcome to
come and see us at pleasure.
Two or three strong and active
Women may have constant en- ploy s.
high wages.
J.ANDREWS, Head Bleacher.
N. B. At this Office Mrs. Andrews
receives and executes every kind Of
Millcnery Work, very neat and cheap.
baltimore, March 20.
E1iraA of letter from a gentleman az
Is 'ssepsrre IS Kit;s) 10 bis friend in
Philadelphia, dalsd Feb. "a, 1910.
The arrival Of the u. States brig Etna
in the Wc.s Indies, has given rise to q
variety of couleelures, and although he
obiscl appeared TO b. search for Brown
the ex. coilsclof Of Oleaas, it vas nc, be.
iisged TO be real. Our beloved Edward
Byam, Judge of the vice admirsity court
az hadgga lweli known for his high re
gatd for AmsricasD got into most vi
oloDt rage, on the audScity 10 abchor in
British walers--he would not see capt.
cambridge. and told Mr. J. Ross Che A.
mefican agent that If the brig did no.
depart Immediately, ne would order one
OF bis msies'y's brgslo gallant her out.
came down here from Antigua,
end kieked up terrible neise. Two of
his msnIan away--snd he livery naturally
undertook to seaseh for them sent his
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