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... ('SURACY WANTED, itt Devon, or C C. yrnmall.by a married rMna, a graduate ift Ox- ford, er' inie2 -Ins.; next. No fitation or hhtaiiiomi dvutr, n'$eeaed to; but if near the fea, mvrc agreeable, and ar, adcquate falary annexed. Apply to th- printers. If ...
... under Itsrvant. She muft be an ?? ilf perfon. with good health, and one that can be confidud in. No one `iit:d apply vlho ?? married or h1s any in- cumberance; and ftrict itoneftv, fobrieiy, and good the behaviour arr rflf;TiwuIs, thorefore no one ried apply ...
... in the occupationkvf Mr.Bowdeti, as tenant, under the yearlv rcnt of 1 16. N. B. The il Joeph Sqoure andis ife have been married for a-,ut 10 years, out there are no children of die niariage n,-av 1i ng. : For late vwhurc-A, ani aufion :il1 be held on ...
... Side'il, in the eC7upa1icRD ofTl,. 66 as tenant, under the yearly re' rt ' 1 llN. B. The itoid Jofpi- Squierdan hiswifehave married for about tt:,ears, but ther care no child1 err, _..arriage now liv ing For fare whereof. as audhon will be eld oanT day the ...
... fh oft Si. Si~i% itt Illt irI s'O. en tt in iii 'Mr. Btwdx-ilt, N. li. 'l'tt tat J, i ts'qtt;iritni lli-' wife havte breti married for ?? l0y)1 ITS, bti thereC ace no ehililcet of the niarria ugt nov. lit min- ?? ittle i-lirtiif, to anuliort tx-il lbe he' ...
... affill them in any manner. p Captain Rogers was a Newfoundland merchant, and rcfided many years at Sr. Johnl's, where he married the daughter of the rev. M~r. Langman, who died about i eight years fince. He was captain of Pringle's Ne'- o foundland b ...
... n'Atitht ?? ilI ~ I~]CIrt Tin' band %syli he INd Dy 1Mr. iud principal ?? I ?? p* The orehftra will .he in every rcfpiai- Marry gtrcleme a ir't,!t WijI uontribotV t MnYfo~ E[eltIV mn ?? UrS Wil nrlr will ey0 tance; and tile nutnber of performe feventG ...
... every vender of medicine, tbrougout the kingdoni. To be had of TREWMAN and SON, EXETER. SOLOMON's CORDIAL BAL M OF GILEAD. A Married lady, at Newcaflle-under-Lyme, J' aged-27 years, was ill upwards of three years; ha- vinhadahre mifcarriagesin lef than ten ...
... care of a fewv grafs fields, anr affft in mowing the grafs. The garden i5 fmail, and not fu fficien t to occupyH a man. A married mau wvould be plerferred; he can beaccommodated with a cottage and garden. The .liflance three miles from Exeter. No one-need ...
... eftablifhment of this lind. The opinion of thc; ' ?? celibacy, in them, is onepfi caufe why there is, proportionably, a grieateer married in this than in any other clafs of Vien. circumiflance, with the mary obftacles that oppoI e produaive eftablifhmetnt in bufinefs ...
... reconinienkdd by his laft employer, for fobricty and honelly. For pal ticulars, apply to Mr. Richard Berry, Afh- buttoln. N. B. A married man will be preferred. CAPITAL TIMBER, DEvov. 1'0 be SOLD, at the three tuns iun, in .T'fiverton, on Ilucidav the 5th day ...
... recommended by lis lait employer, los G0briety and hlnefty. For particuiars, appl'y to PM.r. Richard Berry, Afh- bilrton N. B. A married man will bc preferred. rf59 CUl'ITAf. NAVY TIMBER.-DEVON. 10 he SOlD) ill two lots, Ido OAIK TI:IIi3ER TREiS, wth their tops ...