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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
From the CaGis Gasetfe Exraordina,y 9th
Regency, JUN II.

Regency, July II.
Lord Wellington in oihcIal despatch to the
Secretary at War, dated from his Head Quar-
tiers at Ostix, on the Sd July, states that Gen.
Ciauset being at Eogrond OH the afternoon of the
25th June, he conceived 1t possible to cut of
the retreat of the General, and put in motion
different brigades under the command of Col.
Grant, Gen. Ponsohby and Brigadier Durham
| with that view. That by forced marches, be-
ing pursued by Gems Minaand Sanches, he ar
rived at Tudeia on the 9th, 10 the evening and
passed the Ebro but being Informed that Our
troops were on The road he repassed it imme4
diatrly, and directed his route towards cara
! goss2, where he arrived, being still pursued by
Gen Nina, who took from him in those opera
| tons, two pieces of artillery, some provisions,
and 500 prisoners.
| During this time the troops under Gen sir
| Rowland Hill were besieging Pampinna, and
J had directed themseiYls by the mountains to
wards the course of the Bidasoa, whence the
enemy had retired completely to France
| lie encloscs an account from Gen Sir Tho
mas Graham, dated TOlOSa, 2Sth June OF the
actions he had with the enemy on the oath and
| 25th IN the action ofthe gath near Yilsiran-
/ Ca, the enemy were defeated with loss aud
! that place was evacuated by them In that oi
! the 25th, ToiOssa was taken at night by assault,
after severe and destructive contest which
continued throughout the day the enemy be
! ing favored by the darkness, fed in every di
rection, losing less prisoners than would other
wise have been taken The loss in killed was
/ considerable, in prisoners 200 hundred exclu.
sive Of the wounded. Toossa was very stronga
| ly fortified. 49,
| General Casianon had at cked and beaten the
enemy on the other side Of the Bldasoa by the
! Bridge OF Juin.
! The garrison Of passage consisting Of $50
men, surrendered to the troops Of Col. Long
| o. hc 3Jth
! The enemy evacuated The fort and town
Guetaria on the LIST ofJuly, aud sent the garri
son by sea TO st. Sebastian
Cas- vas also evacuated, and the garrso
has also gone by to SaniOna.
Count Absbsl commanding the army of A.
dalusia, arrived vt Burgo5 on the 18th aud 26
June.
When the enemy passed the Ebro in the
| ctreat previous TO the battle of Nittoria, the
| .rit garrison of700 men in the Castle OF Pan
oryo, winch Commanded the road and cut al
| III communication between Bnrgos and Vtto
ia. In consequence thereof. Count Abishba
vas ordered To besIege that fort. On the S7t.
division of his army took the fort OF Santi
iaria de Pancoryo by assault /; and on the Isl
l dy the Castle OF Sauta engraca OF Pancorv,
| ,pitulated the garrison consisting of 65
n, well provided with iaumunltion AID q
spleces Of artillery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
NEw-YoRx September g

~ NV Okh september o
IN ANTICIPATION OF THE MAIL
TO the Editors Of The DISQUALIFICATION
" BosToN, Sept. 4th, 1918.
" Gentlemen,
This day arrived here, via Cape Ann,
the schooner Sabine, Barnes, from Nantes
Sailed on the 29th July. Left several yes
sells heretofore reported. None had sailed
for two months since tive brig Ticker. The
Gen. Armstrong, from Charleston, had ar.
rived. Tie schr.-----, SpatFcrd had arriv-
cd ut Bordeaux from Philadelphia. The
True Blocded Yankee privaieer, had arriv.
ed from cruise, in which she had taken c
or Z brigs, several Of which had got i'm. The
privateer schr. Leo, of baltimore, had ar.
rived, said TO have taken four prizes, one Of
them ~ English lndiaman, carried by
boarding, winch she was Conveying in, when
they fell in with AN English man OF war brig
and the prize was retaken
Mcssrs. GaIlatin and Bayard arrived al
Copenhagen June 23d
by the Sabine, Paris papers to the ODD ri
July have been received. They contain
Lsndon dates to the 18th, furnishing an &C
CONT by Commodore Broke of his takinp
the Chesapeake, which we iRclose 4
I.oadon editor considers our envoys going [,
Denmark AS not q favourable symptom. Il
was said Admiral Warren had been recall
C., for not preventing the ships President ahO
Gu; ress, and brig Argus, from getting out
Of port.
"The Congress for Peace was to sit al
Prague the latter end of July. The Frsuch
plenputentiaries we're the Duke OF Nlcence
snd COnnt EarbCuhe. The Russian Pleni
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented to the
next General Assembly of Virginia, praying
'he passage of Flaw to authorize the sale Of
a part OF the PERSONAL Estate ecured by ma I
rage agreeR&t for the benefit If Mrs. Su.
SHnna Hubart widow and relict of the late
Doctor James I HUBBARD decd and her
ch 'dren, and directing the proceeds of said
sale to be reinvested in real Estate for tbe
oeneht OF the said Mrs, Susanna Hubbard &
ch'ldren under the like conditions specified
IN said marriage agreement
Sept. 4th.
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ter, for example, was a trivate one that
is, private, As not being intended for the
administration eeneraly--out for Mr.. Smith
particularly. And II was personally insult
ing TO MIR. Smith--not as Secretary, but as
mQn-inasmuch as it applied 10 bin as an
Instrument to effect the views of France.
'the answer to Turreau ought also To have
been private. Mr.. sSISi,h, in his own
name, ought to have st.tte,ds,to him, that
1T ever he dared again to attempt TO make
use of him as a channel thro' which 70 induce
the President to favor France more than
England, he should repent it. Indeed. we
still hope that Mr.. Smith NAV have written
such letter. AS to MIR Madison, he could
take no notice of the thing. He coald order
1t to be returned, which SignifeG that it was
not officially received. Bur diplomatic his.
tor, does not furnish an instance of an Off
oia answer having been given to private
letter.
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= u VIITFUVI IIs
Cohy Of a letter .from I'm n .Aaen, com

Cohy Of a letter .from I'm n .HRen, com
mandng the United States b,ig Argus, 10
tie Secretary ofthe Nary dated
LOREEST, { Fraase, June II, 1913.
SIR,
have the honor to inform you. that the
United States Brig Argus, has arrived here
800 a passage of twenty three days, all we'll
On our passage fell in with Gin pursuing our
course) the British schooner Salamanca
Formerly the King of Rome, of New York }
nf two hundred and sixty tons, pierced for
eighteen guns, mounted six and manned with
sixteen men--she was from Oporto, bound
to Newfoundland, in ballast captured and
burnt her.
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NEW YoRK, September 9.
Extract cra letter. from .Nezu London. dated

| IssoE7utt y u ttEIt7 JIOWI gFt7U IlONuOTl UUtt ca
September 9th.
"The Families, Commodore Hardy, SAIL
ed for Halifax week ago yesterday, for
the purpose Git is sadly of refitting it may
be to get out-of the reach of torpedoes. The
force of the enemy off this place at present
consists of the Valiant, Acasta, Orpheus,
and ATLANTA. We apprehend no danger
even ifCommodore Decatur's squadron were
at anchor opposite the town.
"lt is said, and believed, that Commo-
dore Decatur intends coming down the river
with his ships. L hope it is true as think
his situation not only irksome, but inglorious.
He might in that case, avail himself of the
first opportunity to put to sea or at least
to run to New York, where he might har-
bour at much less expence to the United
States"
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From the Albany .Argus ofTuesday.

From the albany .drguS Of Tuesday.
We have nothing ofinterest from the from
tiers of this state. The British feet arrived
at the head of the Lake Friday se'nnight,
and from Provost having repaired thither al
so, with considerable force, it is probable
a serious attempt is meditated by the enemy
against Fort George. We NAV daily lock
for important news from the northern and
western frontiers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13
september IL.
BLllCkAOE OLE N CARDIINA

ithas been reported for the last two DAYS,
that the enemy has declared the ports of N.
Carolina ia blockade We have traced the
circumstances upon which the report rests.
Mr.. Savage (,he owner of one of the HarDn.
ton packets) a few days since, took a gen.
tleman with a flag on board the Dragon in
Lynhaven-as he was leaving the ship, he
was informed that North Carolina was de-
ciared IN olockade-he was the bearer of
letter, said to be FROM the British comman
der to the Spanish Consul at this place no.
trying him of the blockade The Spanish
Consul is absent and we believe the con.
tents OF the letter are unknown TO any per.
son. Such are in substance, the circum-
stances which have transpired-our own inn
pressions are. that the information will be
found correct. LEDGER
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Sir John Murray had raised the siege ofTsr.
'rasona, leaving in the batteries large part of
his artillery and ammunition. Suchet with a
considerable body of troops had marched from
Vavencia by Tortosa, and Gen Mathien from
the vicinity of Barcelonawith view Of embar
operations, which they effected, he not thinking
himself sufficiently strong td continue them.
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1 shall Immediately proceed to pct in .x.
ecution your orders as toour Interior des,i-
nation.
have the honor to be. SC.
VIM. II. ALLEN.
Hon. WIN JONES.
Secretary of the Navy.
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Lyons, July IS

The contingent of the department of the
Rhine for the 4th regiment Of the guard of hon.
or has long since been complete. 1t is com.
posed of young men of the first families i'll the
department. They are distinguished by their
good appearance and education. They have
been reviewed and excited general admira
ton.
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,usBuPc, July g

Many colssnns ofFrench and Italian troops
are passing the ryrol for B,v@ia. These tro Fps
are accompanied with many regiments of cava
ry. The men NE excellent5and the horses are
OF the best kind. ~The Tyrol is in high spirits ::
the raising ofthe conscripts in the whole king
dom proceeds with great activity, end all the
youth pant for glory great number enlist
voluntarily. The Prince Royal was at Salts
burg to inspect the troops Every thing is
done TO render the Bavarian troops excellent.
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HAmannnr. I,,ir G.

They continne to work with great activity
upon the fortiications, and they have made
great progress. Besides the inhabitants and
soldiers employed upon these works they have
put in requisition some thousands of the pea.
SAINTS on the lett bank OF the Elbe.
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Er~aet efa lettr, from Nantsc, dated

(.0uty u.
The hrmisuCc is prolonged to the mid
die Of August and ambassadors ate appoint
ed b. the Euperors of France and Russia
and the King OF Prussia. The general opi-
nicn is in favor of Continental Peace the
Stocks are on the rise.
am very sauguine that Mr. Crawford
Twill settle our long depending differences
-AsSith rs country he certainly could not
have arrived at a more favorable moment.
We Cannot vet learn whether England
has appointed Commissioners TO meet ours
at 81. Petersburg all the accounts we have
are of a discourafbg nature; but it is i'm
possible TO say what VII be the result. En>
gland will certainly be i0&xery deplorabIe
state, if she is left out of thac6Yitinen al arr
rangements, which am inclined to believe
Will be the case; she has also been defeat
ed IN her plans in Spain under Gen Murray,
who has been driven from Catalonia by Mar
shall Suchet.'
p. S. July 28-The English have sent
an ambassador to the Congress this will
put an end TO sales ui.til the result is known:
although every one believes it possible to
make general peace, YET such is the great
caution OF the merchants in this Country
that no one will speculate. The Duke of
Dalmatia has gene into Spain, and il is said
he intends to risk general action"
Bali, finn,
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BAMBERG, July 8

Part of TIE troops expected here have arri.
we'd The infantry qiartered IN the City,
but undersevere discipline. The utmost care
is taken for the ,subss ence of the troops -
There is to be established in this ncigiIborhood,
camp for tile second division OF the army OF
observation of Bavaria.
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hy The Last MANS.
RosToN, Sept. @
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

l.oSToN, Sept o.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The schooner Sachire, of Baltimore, Cap
tain Barnes, arrived on Saturday, at this
port. Via Gloucestcr) ia SO days from
Nantz. Mir. Sheldon, passenger in this
vessel, has politely favored us with Paris
papers to the ed of July, from which we
have thc translations whieAiollow. He yer.
baiiy reports, that letters fAtnR Paris, re-
cei9ed at Nantz, stated, that die Empress,
Queen and Regent, was To proceed to May
ence, to rejoin Napoleon,
The GREAT CONGRESS.
PARIS, July 2.
The Congress is not yet collected. 1t is
hoped it will soon. fla month has been lost
France has not been in fault
RAsTADT, July II.
The number of strangers is prodigiously
augmented at Prague.
PRAGUE, June 26.
The Emperor of Russia has Quilted the
Castle Of Opotschua,. toreturn by Glaiz &
Reichenbach, to theaeasae of PeterswaIdau.
The Emperor remained at the Castle Opots-
chua but four days He was accompanied
blythe minister secretary of state, Count Mes
seirode, the Grand Marshal of the Court,
Count TolstOy, General Arakechleff, Adiu
tant General Count Ozozowski, and several
officers of the etat major
ARMY OF HAMBURGER.
PARIS, July 9
The Prince of Eckmul is at Hamburger
His corps has been reinforced by troops from
France and Holland, so that at this point
there are more troops than lie has ever had
The Danish division to be united to the
Princes corps, $1,000.
CoPENHAGEE, June -.
There viii sho'ly appear a new and We
ry important ordinance respecting the fiji
nances.
Admiral Dockum has returned here will
all those seameB which were serving in tn,
French feet az hnvers aud Flessngue
June 22.-Siuce Sunday last, all conmu
nication with Sweden has been totally inter
rupted.
June 27.-Messrs. Gallatin & Bayard, the
American Penipoientiaries, have arrived H.
this city. Tins ship is in the road having
made her passage IN 30 days
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-13

The enemy's forces in Lynhaven this
morning-one "a, two frigates, onebrig and
one schooner. III
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

II1INI1DA WIEN,
lHaF shall petitbn the Legislature Of
Virginia o. aIiot to ne, he Estate of he
!9te James AndersoY deco. of Surry counr
~, VINO died direlicS for reason, TO be set
forth IN the petition. 0'
Sept. 10.
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NOTICE

'BNHE creditors of W.llirm Adams who
have not received two dividends of two
ShI!lings and six pence in the pounch each,
Will please makf application to me on or be
tore euckingh3n November Court next,
for payment.
ARCHIBALD AUSTIN.
One of the Commissioners.
Buckingham 9th Sept. ON
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FRANKronr. July IL.
PAvIA, July 10.

FAVIAs July TO.
A numerous convoy Of artillery from Turin
arrived this day and will proceed to Verona on
the morrow, where it will unite with the grand
park of artillery of the army of observation Of
Italy.
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TO De SOLD Vt AIETl0M, On he
= premises, A. a o'clock in JIe afternoon
ct to t0,,o0rrow (ruesday lhe/14,h ins, y
LOT OF GRoUNP, bcipE Part of the Lot
"~'heu IN IN me Yian OF fne city. on the
Same square OF L9fS that kSabrook's Ware
mouse stands ~ 1Tacfnt Lot lying 1T
me PACK OF Mt Joshua VESTS dwelling
mousse ana work shoY The (part intended
70 DE soNo, runs H0 feet dp 18th street,
S"n'cn ieads to t5e Market ffouse) aud leo
l zee. ON H. street. II will be fold entire, OF
a.Viqea INTO sr2eii lots. as maYbest suit pur>
chasers-the fitie is unexceptbnabe
En- No ihree, six and line months,
negotiable<6otes with approveh endorsers.
and DECD of trust on the proberty to Sc
cure payment--Bank Discount will be
allowed tor prompt payment
II JAMES H. LYNCH, Auc'r.
zhthmond, September 1, 1915 GtN
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WAsHINoroN C1rY. Ia

w 10 Vt T No 7 " u ~ NEDT. TO.
We congratulate our fellow citizens, on the
safeiarrival IN France Of our minister ID that
onrt. Under the management Of Mr.. CeAw.
FoRD, our negotiations with the Frenchs go
rnment will be conducted with every adyan
,ge that can be derived from zeal, talents and
otegrity
81 Nat I1teEypeucer.
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body Of artillery. All these troops are with
their full compliments.
Paris. Juiy S
Count Mitternich, the Austrian Minister,
had reached Dresden, and had had several
conferences with the Duke of Bassano.
Russia has obtained of Prussia that its pa
per money should pass IN Prussia, as the
prussien paper had deprecated seventy
| per cent.
COteahagen. Juiy6.
Day before yesierd y, the seamen of the
American armed vessel the Neptune passed
thro' the city, with music and their flags
display ed, celebrating their independence,
and the late victory in Upper Canada.
London July TO-
We have news again of Com. Rodgers.
and we hope that the President will share
the fate of the Chesapeake. Com. Rodgers
was upon the coast of Norway. He took in
water at Bergen. and left that place with
intention to capture some English vessels
from Greenland. We are told an English
ship of the line and frigate is upon that
station.
Cofenhagen, July 1O
Some of our guu boats have driven a fri
re o. the enemy from her cruizing ground
off Stra'sund.
CusrhGpen, Jtiy 8.
An English frgate ~ briggs and gun
boats attacked the Y<fks we have raised.
For three hours theS htinued heavy fire
without effect. w Expected they would
land, but they did ~ attempt it. We did
great execution.
of Flushing, July z.
The enemy's vessels at Flushing came
out this day. If the tide had served, we
should have had encouragement. Two of
our ships and a brig exchanged shots. The
enemy have Ia ships of the line, S frigatcs,
and 80 brigssat flushing.
FRANKFoRr, July IL.
The number of troops which continue to pass
is incredible. Yesterday so much infantry and
cavalry arrived as to crowd all the, city ard viii
lagos. Our garrison consists of two regiments
of infantry OF the line, and OF numerous detach-
ments OF cavalry.
PAvIA, July 10.
A numerous convoy Of artillery from Turin
arrived this day and will proceed to Verona on
the morrow, Where it will unite with the grand
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CHILIcorfHE, Sept. 2.
The Erie fleet, we under, tabd is yet sta
toned off Sandasky Bay-Comdiodore Per
~ is seriously indsposed.
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The GREAT CONGRESS.
PARIS, July 9.

The Congress is not yet collected. 1t is
hoped it will soon. fla month has been lost
France has not been in fault.
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September II.

Nat. LteRseneer.
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RAsTADT, July II.
PRAGUE, June 26.

The number of strangers is prodigiously
augmented at Prague.
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IN ANTICIPATION OF THE MAIL
Tothe Editors Of the lfercanalAdvertiser
BosToN, Sept. 4th, 1918.
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tuer to the 22d July, (received by the above
arriyai) from which the following articles
are translated -
Dresden, Juiy Is.
The Emperor left this place for Magdc-
burgh on the 18Th, after having reviewed
the troops under General Nandamme, and
had reached LeipsiC, and reviewed the
troops at that place he then after hours
get out for Dresden, and reached Dresden
the same night
The Duke Of Whence. and the Count of
Narbonne, ambassador Of France at Wen
ma, have been appointed by the Emperor
his Ministers Plenipotentlary at Prague
The Count Of NarboSns set out on the 9Th.
1t was believed the Duke Of Whence would
set out ON the 18th. The councillor Astelt.
pIenipotentiary Of Russia, reached Prague on
the 18TH. s----
a convention was signed at Newmark 70
the continuance Of the armistice till the
middle OF August.
On the 7th Jaly, the Emperor of Austria
was within two miles of Prague, where he
will tArry for some time.
The French Emperor on the 18th July
visited all the Publications of Magdeburgh
which is one of the strongest places in Eu
rope. He left WtteUburgh at 8 in the at
ternoon, and reached Dessau in hours, and
reviewed the troops at that place. He left
Dessau at in the morning, and was a.
Magdeburgh, at which are encamped thr
three divisions under Gen. Vandamme.
Stras6Urgh, my 3.
The troops which have passed to Mentea
thrOughthis place IN the Course of the pas
week arc numerous. Batallions Of infantr
AND cavalry in the best order, and great
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SIXTY DOLLARS.

WILL be given-for experimenting
w aud securing in goal, so that |
get him again, Negro man named
BOB, late the property Of William
bowman, deceased he is about thlr-
ty years of age, FIVE feet nine or ten
inches high, stout made, OF dark brown
complexion, very full eyes, a large
mouth, With teeth very wide apart, a
.urly look and manner of speaking. As
he has been hired out for several years,
his clothing is unknown He is COO
per by trade, ard works entirely with
his lett hand, the thumb OF which has
lately been very sore, the mark OF
which may be plainly seen. VIII give
Fifty Dollars to have him secured IN
any goal in this stale. or tho above re-
ward, ifsecured in gao, out OF this state.
Masters o! vessels and others are
forwarned against harborIng or carry
iag off said fellow at their peril.
James Nisbett EXT.
Fairfax County, near occoquan.
a,r;; O. 2aw6w.
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Removal.
h4 Joseph SPEAR,

Reshectfulty informs ms fr'ehds ard the
Public,
That he has removed his shop to
Roy aI-street 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. Adamson. near the Coffee
House where be carries on the GA.
BINET BUSINESS in all its various
oranches--he also makes and repairs
I'll kinds of Musical instruments, such
n, Piano Fortes, Bass Viois, Vtolins,
Guitars, &c and will also furnish MAJ
!,ossny Collins for grown persons Tor
ffeen dollars. He hopes the quality
Of his materials, the sourdness OF ms
work and the strict attention he In
lends paying to his business. will en-
,ure him encouragement from gene
rous public. All the above branches
o. business will be executed at the
silortest notice.
November %. law
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Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen.
tlemen Of Alexandria, that he has taken
a stand near the corner of-R'.yal, on
King street, under Mr.. Glifith's store,
where he intends carrying on he bust.
ness of Backing Boots and Shoes, and
Cleaning Fair Tops.
Having followed the business in the
northern cities, Tor sonse time past, he
Eaters himself he shall he able to give
entire satisfsc,isn to his employers, IN
respect 10 ueatSess, despatch ard the
excelleu, quality of his blacking He
viii wait on gentlemen in the morning
COR their boots ard shoes Which he will
return in the course of the day, or I'M
mediately to those who desire IT. His
mode of cleaning preserves the shape OF
the boot, and his biacking soitens and
enriches the leather.
Nav l8