... WEDNESDAY, andFRaiDAY. t ?? : ?? - W ANTE!), in a Gentletnai's Family, a good COOKI, osr {OfK aud&FOViHKEEPHR, -whore e a Kitchen Maid -is ?? 4pplIcatioo, posI-pod, d will be immediately answerd by Mr. Syle, 1looksoeler, e Bainstapile - i n e e ?? This Adve ...

... FOAI at her foot, by Ajax, and uliItg, t-Mf. Scarlc's horfe, of Otterton. Y2.A#A YEARl ING FILLY, by Young Waxey, Dam Dairy Maid, a fine well bred mare. I'he abovc ard the rernainder of the flud of the late Right Hot,. lord Heathfiehl, and will be fold ...

... Ex6- Y V ter, a fteady HOUSE-MAID, who las been accuS- tonmed to the care of a large houfe., and thoznughly under- ftands her work. Nonn necd apply Wtho has not lived for feveralyears in the regular emplloymentof lloufe-maid, aild can have an unexceptionable ...

... ?? m a.n-t4eb~. r ?? 0, WA ANTED, by aI Youngc Person of a respect- a T T able family, a situation as NURSE,-MAID, or second' I1e Lady's Maid. She has no objection to either town or, country.t r- A respectable reference can be ?? by letter, pre- 6, r- ...

... Suutuherrilay, iister. Exeter, May 17, 1809. ,,E R V-A N S.- , , 'W ANTED, ?? FOOTMAN and HOUS& MAID, who thoroughly underftand their bufinef9.: alfo, as UPPER NURSERY MAID, a ?? field' middle aged Wotrian, who has b4e& aciltonmcd to chi?. dren, and-:cadL wyork ...

... P|articulars, .*wtb..a ?? of Sohecriptol fqr al1 :tl,,hbePerforwan eesi-willapp inS a fewY ,dys. 'ANTS' a SITUATIONM as LADY's W ; MAID, ai iectasie Vonug Person, whb has lived several years in that eapjacity,'understauda Dress- making, -and getting up fine Linen ...

... LOVtDAY's NIGHT. fnN MONDAY kieiling, March the 15th,'t .will be prerented the elegant COMEDY' of ~wives as thiry Were, and Maids as they Are. Witb W Variej;of ENTERTAINMENiTS, In thecourfe of the Evening, And to conclude with Dimond's admired and.highly ...

... St. Sidwel l's, Exeter. [2790o A YOUNG WOMAN, of good clharaater, is (letirous to ?? herldt txither as a WAITING MAID, or CIfIlis- MAID, in a fruall family; but the fornmer fituation would be prefcrre'd. She can work well at her needle. Letters, poft-paid ...

... fteady middllt aged WoMan, as COOK, who undleftands the managetment of a d.iiuy, fi e will halve a kitchen-maid under het. Alo. .1 ilOlJUS E-MAID, who thoioughly underfilands N.nIU but fich as have UnfXCCIpionable charaaers need i to Mcfl. Trewian and ...

... WITANTED to PURCHASE, in any part of ftC V Devonfhiru, if near the fea or a river, tle more de- Fl firahle ; to confift of tiyo parlours, two or three bed-rooms, lf kitchen, tc. with a large gardell. If anl ace or two of of l-,and could be obtainied, it would ...

... CE, CORONATION-ROAD, near St. PauPs Church, in the occupa- tion of the Rev. H. G. Eland, as tenant thereof; comprising a parlour, library, drawing-room, and several good bed-rooms, with many and convenient offices below. There is a Stable at thie bottom ...

... A handfome well bred GREYIOUNDS. A)pply to Franiklin, ladler and harncl's-makcr, Exeter. SERVANTS WANTED. FOOTIAN and COOK-MAID, who Ai know their butinefi, and can have good cha- raeters, tniav hear of fituations, by applying at Mr, Harker's, tadler ...