... Single Gentle- man, Merchant, or Invalid, or Companion to a Lady. To Children depiived of Maternal Care, she would be found to supply a Mother's loss. Can provide for a large Family Establishment, is thoroughly acquainted with Housekeeping in general. Cooking, Marketing, kc., aud both Town and Country Management. For Particulars, address C. E., Herald-Ohice York. TO DRAPERS ASSISTANTaS~ ...

... Darlington, Feb. tth, 1846. MESSRS. J. k C. BOWMAN, Upholsterers, Scri ton, near Bedale, are in Want of an AP- PRENTICE. Bedale, tth February, 1846. 1I T ANTED Immediately, by a Gentleman \\ in the Country, a GROOM, who thoroughly under- ttands his Business, and has no objection to make himself Generally Useful. He must be able to produce the most unexceptionable Testimonials both as to ...

... HOUSES aud GOODS from FIRE, have constituted and appointed MR. JOSEPH TAYLOR, JUN., Their Agent and Receiver for MIDDLESBROUGH and Parts adjacent, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Farming Stock, from Loss or Damage by Fire, and also for the Assurance of Lives. By order of the Court of Directors ALEX. GREEN, Secretary. WOOL SALES. A Correct CATALOGUE, with a careful ...

... &c, is anxious to obtain a SITUATION under a gentleman as LAND STEWARD. The most unexceptionable References as to Character and Abilities will be given. Apply to the Printers oi the York Herald. TTTANTED, a respectable steady MAN, as ft FOOTMAN, at the Sheffield Collegiate School. He must thoroughly understand Waiting at Table. Also, a respectable middle-aged WOMAN as NURSE. She must have had ...