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In foolscap afvord any r a bautifuAl .frontisplece price Gs. boards. 1' We cannot afv'ord . Ytay sce for r marks on this little interesting and useful bIur duty to thse public If sve did not re- farnly.and everY parenot to make it one of theleecture books of his little fa ml y; and I f at he bap pene t o have ssoti ne for the perusal oflthlinsclf, a s i his d hay le t p r e s e n t l a I d *o u , w e c a n a s ren r n b im th a t f it will an r p ly afterha hs prcuredthe ook,to sudy Jan:d digest Its 'Jontent5.".- -IVV, THOUSAND POTJNDS.-A Genitleman is em- EL' powtir8d to DISPOSE of thIs SU Stin ONaE LOAN', a't4 per cent. or inacub-divided sniouints at e pcr cent.; Its the initerimi goo,d blille wvill be disconared and ILndlvidu" of reppectabiliq, accommotdated on thieir own, pa*rdl10eiiY Adieil-pott psIi1; to a. Di SAloplani, eOffehoXoc,'h1irt.erss~Lce.mte~ gent wVIlI be treated wvithi. - IQUJTFARBLE LOAN of MNONEY, on' Mvortgage, at -A 4, and,by ~tamiuIty fronm 6 to 8 p11r-dent. 00i freehiold, copyhoid, ledehidid, Ilire old, fnixced, cht-l livings, or othier armple security. App.licants xwill exjserlienc troaxtment at onee caindid, Iliberal, and ox- pilit,hong imIilrbsineis is sornetnimeq viewted wvithi utsittust frmthe mallpracticee of disrepiutable People. Direct, poSt paid, to A. Bi. care of Mlr. Williams, g1bver, bnnor Temple-laise, rleet-3treet, where allio a card off addre3s miay be bad. B,CHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and7Co.respect,tuliy g. alu2t the POiblic, thattheSTATIC LOTTERYV vill he decided Vstbe drawn.- 2 - of ?C20,oO5O J 4 - 0 - ?1,030 2 -201001)1.4 Is- OH 2 lo .001 300 &e. In this lottery there are no bla-nIzis, as every itiminber sirIll receive r,I. Shares in pro.portion. TIcketq anid shares (chanices for the ahoye. prizes), in agreRt VArietyr ourrtitbers, are tan siale at the office of Rich-. lrdgo, Coo,lhtlCk4 and Co. stock brokers. 104, corner of BanLk-build- N ONE DA~Y.-SWiW l' anid Co. solicit atteintion to the reset LTTgft, fin which1 the utadernientloned rl'rzcs willb~ al dride ca the Otn, October. viz,.:- 2 ...~. f - 20,0 4 of ,- ?1,000 bes%~~~~ 2,000os 144 frmn?10t :00 smler ties..-.All sterling Noney.-Every number wvill re. eelv Lofora Woleticket. and in proportion for all asaarcs-. makingr an agregae of?sO 06o to b4e obtained fii otto day. At Swift alnd Co~' ol an, ot8nte fliceeg, 11, Potultry, 12, Chiaring-crosHs tlt- 31 Il~t lgh-strct Prizes toaninimei.e atn(unthIt hve been shored dard Old N.11. ViTji the last Parlianleieitary Granit opf ontteri_es;. N E~'PygE.SDY (5th October), T. BISH, of tl, StUtl Ltter Ofte 4, 4tJornbll, anid 9. CS~rln-cr~,g, reInds Is best frienids the pile of the iiear aPlaoac 01 he rawng1 an.d that-In one day. vliz. Titesday next, the sol of?20,6o strlinig mooney', will he distribunted arrong adven- (sarre n te pesen Loter. O tht da 4 f.eo.oo ad 34 other caiiiaollatt b dawn Eerynumerwli it dcidd,and every Crhl.and b,Caigc,o.'iapieo tcsi le ourly13 a 1aistDih': ofia ie liai ywihth ulcmysete doue. ALL I ONEDAY.-G. CARROLL ,hoies ~he hall f~ have tae pleasre of addhlig- the four Prizes of ?-20,0-00 in the presnt chem (t hedrawvn lin one day, R5h of October) to the foutr prizs o ?20030sl atthbisonices in the shorrt space of four marltt,s; slidacheis nawselingzunder ti-e last aind concluiding granit of parlia- mentforloterIs, e trulsts his friends and customsers will noit suffTer the ottrie toexpre Without taki,ae a farewell chanCe at hIis fort.,. nate ffaro, 19, iorlill, 26, Oxford.-treet, anid 7. Charing-eross, -In the reset SCeme,which conttainis four prizee of 20,0001. anid other 2 - ?20,0.so ~~4 I ?1,003 11~4 . - ?200 2 - . 20,000 ~4 . 0020 - - 0 2 . . 2,000 ~10 - o0 The wvhtote of hIe,togethier with the smnetller prize-s, muist lhp drawva oni the 6th of Octobr, wen the fate of every number wsill he decidled. Tise greatest aioveltyin thie scelsi,eis, thattit doesznot contaita asIngle blanatk, for every Inumber r sot receive 31. at least. WiANT PiA4CES.-All letters; to be post paid. AST-VTw-tstivn, at repectable young Wlomian, writls a gootI ASUppsteNnity-in a(~enflman'aFamnily, a sed Woman, to rin i upbyttad; -a lar,a col haactr tota l lady she cat leA. Direct te ~ S J1O1Y0.KEEp to singe Geilleman, whiere atno-Ilier i's har Onsottst ocoan,tanton ro Ilrfnai, IrelW, Just left. rhere ,iar liecad eve Years. Direct to A. N. as th. osteiOn-r. 13. L.nlt Coladoit.st.et. No. oflcrhe,pr seed epply. 0 HUS z KEg ay. R, or as Biarmidt ~in a respectable ~Coffeehouse, T-sro, or Hiotel, o ,Otddls.agei Womn- mie ta herob" -u,ototaod to the atulse,,, .Aan eg iceer,frence. DretoA .2,.tlt'rW,Prna-pce.-a,, tWest..q--r N. olfl-kht.ntrr,teei apply. TepeabeFEMIALE fromi thiecounitry, taa atteni Onl two Lades, A tpCtialdr so .d wths -rolkms iartst setfol; -al-r not a tP.Taaortlo aah3re. Stect o . 5. osa Mr. Walloft,. hoilder,itlrsc t.Ps, Rpctlewirow. whio hias kept a house of hier oavta for a nesal pply. A l id~dle-Rgcd marriedI WOM2IAN, whiose husband is in respectable eAtptsIy,ta ."Iteth. career hos-, or eo-thoiagltoate; wota taIovO nob ohet,oaI to ha Hn i.koes,ehecp to ,lint e ttI--nao having; lirvet to thet opiett, It., abcse t14 ytsrs is a god pict- sack, f-ree ro ls-etbnahrs, ant h,r reroc-- atodet,aicae is cor- r-pect. Iottrtt ,atS n tSr. caamio,iga, ieeatrgr12,p Thit -torott. No v(Ii"krherpc seed 0aply. ASPr.AIX COOK in a smiall Family, or withl a sitagle (4entlenitan o~r Lij.od.asrd ciemdl.gt W...., aashasv. brte toes to a foteigs 52.Atoorae..trrrt, Chetme... A S E O IASE r D, whiere a foot man is kept, or 10 att end oni vou ng l.aa,oPrcao-,wo.t wea-k -ci &t her -11tt, nad haooslan jec- o toOt6'notloc, A~ _S I-lOt~RpEaAThn in -a genteellFamily, where a footman is kept, the I...dry. Stret to S. . at bits. Almoatdl,, gracr,. So-gote tlal, Tboa-e-tret. No AS UNDESR HOUSEMAID in a respectable Famiily, in toawn or resnatry, orRossall witr,l a footman is hepat a ysoug W.-a-o, wits undtr,ttnda her hoelr.-. oald cnn horn. cowl chara.cter fromt her last pitae. Sile,t to M.1'p. t Mr. ~ A~ csl MAWand his WiVly, wijtltOut incutmbrancc ; tltc A ma ,~ it~hr a% good judge of all torte f,ofcak, and lane lawS gre.,t prce,tirc In bl,yiog,.rlIn.g and feeding ctt!., h-enghec Is J.ta Lh atact nealY the .-hole of uhi if,- poseoses Nrerfec knowcI.ge af improolg -tet oc ena_eta t.,ttd on the braL Itrlvl.toa At, ware, L, a g-Ii Dorywom.,, end untdO,rtand bherdhng, fedang, -od fc,tt-iec yooltry of all hinds.oaravg br-o, pot,k,sod h-am,end J,agood ca--kttoet ed hole, of reatd bolt. eon bhbiaghlyecM-nrded. Diret tc A. B1. at Mrare I,mlon ond Sos' ,thod. egrtl, Union molrt, Old S ...adsereet.L.ndn,hnod atnttrtfsrai.Noaiehpe rday A .ItlN and( hais WtVgF, agea130, without incumbrance, with a itt the abortccaPsctte,.; tasobjeotlon stI-ore r..ec. nint t ..cal.iohn, Little 0rmood stret. Qaeer.oire. Obowhay No lrepr edopy 6 YOOTINAN, in or olut of livery, a young,Ma1n, aLed '32, wleo A he..nobjrotison tan-no-rsotry; ..odes,-ne ta hd,iees -ulndovr-rret. -ea ran hs-aowisoeh-raar row hie lot ploor, wareto, hie ttoyrr, cSr,t te W?. V. at Me. Rrati,ge, groer, 211, Newer stree. ltryan,ston aiq-re. S (0t.oM0 or Gtowta nd Cachmsan, a youing Mlan of ight A~ weight. ogd 23. trIes poerfeezi urdorst-tat the -oeo Itra, and ens wtsa s1,le; .i 5abjet.acst t. o or c-ntet, anal -a h-vea g-od eh.Ortoe from the ploor ta' has ittat lo,l. teirat t.IV. . M.a r. 49to ,, 5 Groyc, loneI.. No o fleeeeper .r.I. aptly. 4 U~NDER GRtOOM, a young Dian, aged 18, whio has been ac- A mo,aatstealthsreeoll tailife. -nd for the a~ti twoyees ha, had the ctire -osno9r .etorao er stable; hv is paacd eath for no fault, and can hare a"",ndnibhle character fromt hUeprecast-toslr. taclt .0 i otott tet haea A.MAPe.tolhave the care of ahorse a-~nd chaise, anti canrifisist ill Street or apply to A. B. ay,omwepl strr,t real. A S rAatngsga,a yo-ung Alan, aged about 30, who undierstands If roqsra.1 anal can ha,e a goed chrart"er fasm hi, Inst piece, -here hc lived two yers. Direct to. 10. at. tde. Eloto slo , .ts atr-t. Strand. S 'WAIER at ti InnFHote, or iNffi iouise, a yeatcng Mllt, A whotrerey, odrtnsha aleol i t hrcir. otallanenoohe-tionpoptYt