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A7 T -OodPLAI1N COOK in aL respectabl Family a Person, who /3.ho i objection to town or countoy. Dractte to S. V. s, GWsl.erateees, Blsoasakury. NoAffihckspe need apply. A~ S COOK in a smnall FaTmily, where a footmani is kept, a Perlin, who eon hroeagood chaeccter tco. m 1iit plate. ODtict to S. 'W. at. B. A S UT-PER HOT)SEMSAID, a respectable steady Wloman, aged 40, wh h.s li-ed came yrsc,, in gentloateft families; perfectly nodersuaid& the sore or gotfarnitoe-, sod has hess ued to the coer of. hssse and g-nltemenI tines; is not pOe- tienarcat. itoi, holg . rllrsamlplace. presided it it -pesrtcl-tend oomforiakl,, coo glelse easece at to choarater. Ditret to A. G. 14, Sn.w'..Cnelds, lielrotuadsey. No aos- beepe,r need apply. ASUPER HOUSEMfAID, or to wait on one or More Ladies, a osg smnwho perfectly nmientalnds he,r buol.ms earl work welt at her needle. an o e p Ccc hors: thh- ad,ertir,rc-t is injeted by hoer prmeteri mtr,,L, with whom AS8 HoUSEXAMI in a sma1llFamily, or Under Housemaid,where A-11 t-r,,kept,y.. tyun Wvoina, ,h. M.o eit. weti at table. andes,, hae a twelve ASHouEsLNAID, Whiere a footmanT is ep,' o.rtto, Wait on one o r too yoong Ladies, a . pos woman. ochro wr wet b e, ede andi get oip One I"",e; can hare a good chrarater term the ,ituati. th,, h.e jot left. Dflcet to . C. at Mr.' Wilson',, geesngracer, 13, Old change, ChespalIde. N.offSice. kreper aced apply. 8 HoNFIIAI, where a footmian is kept, and the wa.shing put anut . a rase Wow,an, ageIl ahout 23, who coo w-r at hoc neodle. and have a tr harate tahrtotpaewhcthlie hasmd.Direct toii-. . Pootn.'Sce, dias ih." S HOU'SEMAIi,TD in a small FaTmily, a stayyUng Woman. r iett .' a. 01M. mr i'. baker, lciselrd..,ttn4lo,.1ldlso A -S HOUSEM1AID, or as Parlourmaid, a respectable young WAl- ma.,. Threes D-toA. B. at Mr. Willie., 16, Grc-,llle.ttteet, Sccnswlrk*sq.&re. No rflclnkvap-r nnd apply. ASCITAsNITIRIqA17, or as WVaitrest in an Hotel, Tavern, or A Choph.,t,n a P-ctn, who knows her bstloes mcli, nod con hare on undeniahle chs.. tirle fttpwrd;.c three years oron, the piaSS she h.s jat left. Di,est to It. Rt. at Mr. AS LAL'NDRYIWAID), or to have the care of a entleman' A 31iddle-aged MAN and his WiFE, without incumbrance ; the moaa Indoor Servot, and will make himself nrtuel In the f4amily ; the omnas, at coo.co pickle and p-eere and Is -nd too. dairy; to town or ca..stry; the man inc. ot lvr;coo tinegrod refienemocto therltartplaie. Direct to P. L. at rc. PIper',, ,Leother lone. tialba.- AsVAlE,T, a Man, aged '27, who can havea good character from A arasBuono a,ciys the coo,,rry. which hel,&,joatleft. Dirtne to A. B. C, Qunens'.. ait, (tret Qneen.airet. near th. Fleemoon tave-n A.Res;pectable young MAN, age 3,in or out of livery both A fhi hash tet-ec in hs. an no. ie haroetec, hot, begs to state it Es yea.r antId half since hr left. hoos lot place dno whiot, t-m he h- been -caittg c elation In baioa,od same this nieaottacnlet it sh.ald b. akjeCtIooskle1 to soj. lady cc gestlemno.n to .ave then arwihle: hr, ba-ha confinement , iso atno oCtin cd ob,lingi dtops,ttat.ned h..t. nobekition to tins in th. canintry. Direst to D. B. i-S.ushek-tret. Gr~e-oc tqao-e AS SE.RVANT to a sinjzle CGentleman, or in a atnall regular A Family, n sleody activ younn Man, who peef--tlyn,tdorstaod hishetrs and ho. no objrctlos Wa ho as Portc n to Csten' ..olioghros; -wrie a good ptsin ho,,d, tndcan N-eansundenLLble ch.r.ctr. Direct to An. a.t Mr. Willains's, sbemetnonlgc,, Ii, Winsheile ttcet, Lo-d-n wall. No -ilcke ee ee apply. ITS PPE'R _S~ERVANT, outtof livery, in a Gentlemant's Fa-mily, acwrr only onei, kept, in o L-1ma gll.rgla Family. or with a soit ele ootlrmo." a lrodye -roc-cd nolddl-racd -lole Mon. at good app.orarco nd rhr,.circ; andec- t-od, her-Irg. made wines, vinegar. Ar.; no ohjectias to tho e.ntoy, arIa. att,,.d t,cerltga. Dire,ct I. A. a. .t NIr. Itsdgraos, 12, pilttnez ho.or ton, Blackfeiars. A Mlarried MN without incumbrance, to lo-ok after -aSet ot Chanshe, neor Light Porter;L no objection to took afterra hcrse and chol,r. and LItke to mike him"rt fartfl to hit employer; hit character will hoer the atrilctat inqitiry. Direct to T. L. 6. t1,ler Rlthbe.. plods, Orfcrda~Lent. S ,FOOTMNANT, in or Out Of livery, a youing Mlan, aged 23, A '. t "'o gi-e th,,emmtt.tfCtr,y refri,ence to hit two lo.tplpte, han'ln i,e"d at thr 6ct th-e years..ed at the other one year. Dirct to E. F. at MIr. MankS's tahac.- ni-t. 133, Gosc-L1 atesit. A FoOTMAAN in a smaLll genteel Famnilv, or wvith a %ingle A Gentlemnan, are,pestabl, ysu..g M.nC, `t he ea,wotoy aced it, with a good cha. martc. Direct 1t.SC. 5, Glocemter terrace, kas't IndIa Dack gates, Poplar. ~SCOACHM3AN, a youing married Mlan, aged 30, who can a_erleti-la orcountry. Direct Lto T. D tM.Fee'.sdlr 5 otolln '~SCOACH MAN, a youing M1anl, aged 30. who has; no objpc- Astios as ridn and del 7e, and make hn,nolf osefol, in town ., coonicl,; can h-ce a gor-d cl,-ocir from the ;erl,ccn3,, hr hoo j,tt let. t)i-,t to Wn. F.I. 0,Wotlsre place, SC0AxCIItstAl, or Groom, inarepcbl Family, a steady tNJ- it, age,d nearly 30, who eltro a co-d piis od. and cas .oit cell at table; _ca, hare a,t en-e1-tt tw-years nod li-e m-tis' cha,acter Direct to A. B. at Mt. L_mkcra, hitilder, johit tre,t, Boack r-d, tslingtro. S sos,or Coachman, or tO lake. the. cha~re of tw.,o. Or A sh` anR0,6,d make hnimelf ueoofl, a ynnee Man. Otett 10 tM.rk.- amda, I 5,Cr-mf-d ote-t, Mastage eqlsre. Noofillck-epe orslreld A S GROOMi, or to lookc after a hiorse and chis, ayouing .l Sta, need 35, who It v-tlingto m ake hirnielf eserl. ha, heo os']iwiti tshl asJonbally. en o oloto eoerot tr heect, 10 07.,at Mr. Night. AS GTIOO'~t, a respectable Single vouIng Aian, of light weight, w.ho can hone as rdrdeioblr cheraci- tramt 'hegentleman hr has just left. Direct S Ganoom, under a coachiman, a young Mlan, aged 10, withi A noctnenihle horcle frm hi ma plce.Direct toT. F. at cherry and ayde irs, lite" stablet, Mote lane Qe re~t. As1 GARDENERt, a miarried Mlan, aged 30, wvho can ~have ~a threr nears character ; so chjeciotJo mi, lk if reqaired. Dlirect tn. J.E. at the port. ,~SGARDENER, a married Ma1n, without incttmbrar;ce. who A has no objrtlnn to took afte,r a hoe- cc cons Directlo503.31. at jr.ib.Farhmr',, nremo,Clniha.- Na olllcekeepe, need apply. SWAITER. in town or Couiltrv, ai respectable youing Alan, A h. rla 00 h1cr or, .nndaoibLt eoraroee ftramhe sotoatio- h, hs Jloot IsIS. D1se-l lo . Daclesa coormoos. MaL- Nkleekekeper need spt. -~S WI,'tTERt at ani Hotel, Coffeehouse, Tavern, or (hophiouee, on octi0e alcdy yoang Men. who perfectly -sderoi-ad, his bosiner. an.i co ho well rrcomenesi aohjcticstote ounostr. Direct b C. F. at Mr. Di---%, Do-inm, srt.werst-1naot. ~7 W Az'TEs at an) Hlotel, Tavern, or CoffeehOuTse, -av oung A 57100, agd2,wh efrtcadroad i,k.n,s n ass ho tiot 1 wn A s WASEP. ata scspectable Houzse, in town or coutntry, a PS nnog don,who eefrty ridtdarssds hi, bianesa-, and ra- hair an -od-n,le ekorocee fam hs bC iiltLOn no ahblcetton to lake the cosaa,ocoent . scoanliJ hease. Direct to A. SI tSe. doawardS, SooIkoellee, 33, Gray'. im laor. S NVAiTEn at an Inn, Coffeehio_use, Tavcrn, or any respect. A able Noose, a re,Wapbtle1aung Man. who per,fetly sodmrteoda, iua bnanms, and cohe well --emndd aa - ke t pIec he is ehio-t to Iraro ; pe,efely -d-er niAndt the magewe-t of the reuser bonioo if require,d Lne objection to any roes of Englaod. Dirct to 30 . at Nleosln. Axtell nod Pueracs, ilewmes, Finch tone, Caoshl 1. A SWAIT5ETL in an Hotel, Tavern, or Coffeehouse, a respectable s,ingle yooog No1ln, g 54, who noderstsodohis basle-sin its difer,ent departments, anod cnn h rlrecommode fron,tshe ploce he ho jsnt left. Direst to A.B8. It, Bury: Zi OUITDOOR l'oRTER, or to take tne care ot a hiorse sncd A Coo. or as Weely Gron, in at entlernar. a yo,tog Man, ho hat been accos'. tnced in the oh,o- lhal, ani cani he wel1 itacam,eded frnom ida toot sItuation. Direct so i.F. 24. Gre3'tia Ionn..n