The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-13 00:00:00

Feb• 13, 1844.

Wanttb.

ATANTED, BOARD foraYOUNG G9TLEMAN.
Terms, £4O a year.
Address, M. A. M., at the Standard-oflrce.

MTO TEA DEALERS ASSISTANTS.'
ESSRS. ANDREWS and Co., 21 and 22, DAME-
STREET, DUBLIN, have THREE 'VACANCIES
for clever and respectable ASSISTANTV
APply by post, stating full particulars of ages, with
Whom living, salary, &c.
AP PR
Also a VACANCY for a respectable YOUTH, as an
ENTICE.

ALADY, living in one of the most healtby>situations
near London, will have a VACANCYAt Midsum-
mer for TWO YOUNG LADIES, to E U-nate with her
own
Nieces. Any Lady going abroad, ifind wishing to
Pave her Daughters in England, or the friends of a Young
Lady whose Education has been neglected, would find
this a most desirable opportunity, offering the advantages
of an experienced Resident Governess, and the attendance
of the best Masters, combined with the care and comforts
of home. Terms, £lOO per Annum.
Address, under cover, to A. Z., care of Messrs. VIZARD
and LEMAN, 51, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London.

WANTED, a PARTNER in a FORWARDING
and COMMISSION HOUSE uf: some years'
standing, and capable of considerable eftension with a
Partner f active 'business habits. References given and
required.
Address, care Box B 137, post paid.

WANTED, in an airy situation, a DOUBLE COACH
HOUSE, with a three-stall STABLE, LOose Box,
Harness Room, and other conveniences rind also a
ROUSE, suitable for the accommodation of a Coachman.
Tenders, stating the situation and terms, to be delivered
at the Surveyor's or Clerk of Committees' Office, Town-
hall, on or before Saturday next, the 17th instant.

MANAGER WANTED.
MR. MASSIE having found it necessary, in conse-
quence of the state of his health, to resign his
Present charge, a MANAGER is WANTED for the
ABERDEEN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
To a Person qualified, in all respects, for the situation,
a liberal Salary will be given.
—*** Applications, with the necessary References and
I:estimonials, mays w
addressed to DAVID CHALMERS,
Esq., the Chairman of the Company, within three weeks
from this date.
Aberdeen, 26th January, 1844.

-TO THE CLERGY OF THE DIOCESE OF
CHESTER. •
AGENTLEMAN TIPEND NO OBJECT.
, years of ae, wishes fr a under a Rector, or 25
otherwise,g where theroe is .1(I wide field for the labours of a Person devoted to tip, cause of
the ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The ottject of this
advertisement is to meet with a place where the Church
and
demand Parish are large, but the funds inadequate to the
for labourers. A Church in a COUNTRY TOWN
would be preferred ; but one otherwise situated would not
be objected to. He would prefer an appointment where
rwo full services, at least, either have been, or might be,
Performed every Sunday.
The Advertiser has e good voice, and has been under
the trai •
n'ng of an eminent and faithful Clergyman, whom.
Rea!tassisted by taking charge of the Sunday School,
• • ng the Lessons, &c. &c.
take
the
e Gentleman keeps a horse, be would, if required,
G upon himself the visiting. To assist any Reverend
,9eman, in his declining years, in the faithful keeping
flock, would give him at leasure.
.-tatimonials of the most satisfactory nature will be
produced.
Letters directed (post paid) to Alpha, No. 6, Craven-
street, Strand, London, will be immediately attended to.