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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-10

appearance. The accounts, when made up,
will be laid before you. 1t is with great salts
faction have it in my power TO state, that
the granite, of which the walls and the splen-
did gateway, in front of the yard, are con-
structed, was wrought by the convicts in the
State Prison. They exhibit style ofexcel-
lence in workmanship, on this material, which
probably has never, any where, been surpass-
ed.
The annual accounts of the Treasury, made
up to the end of the quarter just past, exhibit
a balance, in favour of the Common wealth, to
the amount of S83, IT'S 80. This sum, which
is inclusive Of nearly $4,000, of the aIrearag-
es of taxes heretofore granted, is less BY
$2,7l0 43, than the balance of the last yeaf,
thus showing an excess of expenditures over
the receipts of the year, even with the aid
Of this large credit for taxes, from which but
little If any thing more, is now to be receiv-
cd.
BY the statement and estimates of the Treasurer, l.
appears, that. in the aggregate Of creds is included
amount of and boHds given for the sales of Eas
tern Lands which, applied in payment of the ordinary
expenses Of Government, may, with proprlety,
be regarded exhaustion of capital than an appl
cation OF annual If the sales 20 on and this
disposition Of the proceeds be little longer suffered
the fund itself. with all income arising from it, will |
cease Nor should II be unheeded that the year
1884, the Bank Charters will expire and uDon the terms
and extent Of their renewal must depend The
Of public revenue to be derived from this hitherto
productive Although there can be no present
under some limitations, yet, at that period, state
things may possibly exist which will render il unsafe
II Il must be unwise, TO place Il in the power of
Of moned institutions control the uues-
ton by the very necessity of their existence 10 The
port and operations of Government The current yearly
'hafges upon the TreaSury are estimated at about two
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15

the advocates OF the bill that a majority should
vote. Any number who choose to 60 10 the polls
and vote, FAY, 20 in 1000 will accordingly
they DO vote, settle this question upon the plan of
that bill. Settle it? No, sir, if they are, as know
they will be, if this matter is understood, averse,
to voting under your lap, and spurn it indignant
ly as hope they will, and as know they ought,
as an unexampled usurpation. they will refuse 10
be enrolled for such party purposes; they have not
forgotten and trust will forget, the right to
resist the Entertainments of law, under whatever
pretext, upon their rights. say, then sir. that
all who do not express desire for change are 10
be presumed satisfied with the settled order Of
things and certainly averse to the nsurrectionary
principles upon which this measure is to be de.
Tended.
This bill is more mischey Gus; the artful disor-
ganizer will adduce il as proof of the confidence
Of this General Assembly in the entire capacity
and right of those who may 60. many or few, to
vote and decide this mighty question. Their pride,
their vanity, their prejudces and their fears, sir
will be appealed to at the polls, and without time
TO deliberate, an opportunity to confer and de-
eide, they will be led to the precipice of anarchy
put it to gentlemen to say, if this mode of at
tanning the object is fair or just; consistent with
the rights Of 'he people The powers of this
house five ever get into convention under such
course OF proceeding, there will be every thing
to fear, nothing to hope. Principles sustained by
reason and sanctified by experience will be sub
sttuted by fana.icism, and their practical results
will be oppression and rebellion. To prevent such
consequences, and warn gentlemen of the charac-
ter OF this measure, impelled me to this course. A
| convention TO be beneficial to the community must
proceed from the voluntary impulse ofthe PEG
pie, and most earnestly infreat gentlemen to
'obear to press this measure. II they persist, sir,
and triumph, shall yet rely with undated con-
fidence upon the good sense of my coun,rymen to
prevent, when it can, and correct when il cannot
prevent, it's evil tendency.
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FEMALE EDUCsTJON-

stHE subscriber proposes take his family n small
school of r,rl, 20 he conducted by hi, ,aurhier All
the branches of ush which are usually taur In
in such schools will be duly attended To thes. will be
aided, II desie ed, the French aud Latin languages
The subscriber feels confidence assuring parents and
guardians who may he disposed - en,ru their children his
care that watclu attention will he paid to their man
and morals and exertion made,
divine aid them the PRINCIPLES of
holy religion. Tney will he hy night the co.pany
of their teachers aud in the midst of his family ALTHOUGH he
has three daughters who viii theme 10 t uy
consent to take than twenty, ample justice
done each Tuition and boarding, including washing
aud bedding will he one hun lred aud dollars per
the half Of which be paid beginning
each session, and the other the end OF The house Of th
subs iriber large aud cvmmodios The situation one OF,
the heahiest the state During the few last when
exempt
The school will first Of March or perb,n,
sooner asuficent number make Immediate aprlic
any urIef can be obtained by making application
TO the subscriber, TO the Rev. William Meade each living
near Mliwood, Frederick county, Virginia
REcoMMEHDATioN
The subscribers having ben long and intimately scquan,t
with the family Of Mr. Nelson, aud being fully OF
the ability and Of his daughters perform
they propose to undertake, have great pleasure
fec, confidence recommending The above school 10
and dians who would wish their children brought up in
the best To christian who esteem The eli
gious instruction Of their children the first
would particularly recommend well knowing from The
character and views o those who will conduct whatever
humble rt ndence upon divine grace effect will he faith.
fully and diligently attempted by them We are persuaded
indeed, that KIND OF attention which the
could wish aud reasonably expect will he PAID 10 the
children committed 10 this school, we most
sincerely recommend il.
Rev WILLIAM MEADE, JOHN PAGE, Sen
ROBERT PAGE, Sen. X. X. MEADE.
entn the recommendation given above ANY
person desiring further nfomation may receive il on appca
ton to me, during the session of the Legislature.
Frederick county, Jan. 10 77-wgw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-15
MR. s. MRS. ZINES.

NJ ILL continue Their Soho in the city Of te
~ present scholastic Of ten months the alton being
during the mouth, Of August and September They propo.
o ae young ladies AMI small girls SPELL and write t
English language, also grammar AMI arithmetic the
Of history aud geography the French Italian language.
music oh the Piano and Guitar, and painting velvet fe
Lnin language will be taught, IL required.
NJ and Mrs James being qualified themselves teach what
IS above proposed or the presently they offer the following
reasonable those enter for the wear a. rn
lars Those who enter for quarter will pay an additional
price - -
Englyh the Elements Of History and Geography,
- Arithmetic and painting on Velvet $40
'he aDoFe WIN french so
do do Italian 40
=. 90 do Music rs
huiie only 60
Col Browne, with whon SIR Mrs james reside in that
pleasant AID eomnod1u house Of Mr. Webb on the court
house green between Ms. Peaehy's and Judse Tucker will
take young ladies as boafdefs $50 Ter ten month, aud
mud every thing TO such board with them Mrs. and w
browne promises every attention TO morals aud manners
by along residence 10 France aud Italy Mr.. Il s j. arc
fntbed iosPesk aud The French and Italian Ian
guages huently and correctly.
As they are strangers ~ Virginia the public right 10
expect some Testimonials Of their ability perform The tak
which they have undertaken. They have liberty 20 refer 10
Messrs Campbell, Dew aud Browne, Professors ~ William
Mary College, Judge Browne aud other citizens Of ihI,
place. w
My children have attended the school Of Mr. Mrs J.p,,.
think them eUiuey well qualified teach what they pro
aol satisfied that they will fully realize any espee
tsion, wliifh parents or guardians may entertain
Jan 20 79.w6t w BROWNE
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FEM4LE EDUCaYI0M

4 OUISA & ANN BROOKE, will commence sohno! AT
IA iiilVale Stafford county, Va, LIST March, at ch will be
taught all the branehs of English e,ucatirn the Latin and
FLen"h languages Music eque,ed The number scholar.
will be limited ~ and they will be boarded on the spot nv
Samuel s. Brooke: No day scholars will he admitted The
terms for The hoastc Of ten months, will one hun
dred and twenty dollars for board tuition, be half
yearly IN advance II Music taught there will be separate
charge OF 20 dollars each scholar will nh her and
bedJmg, il convenient, It not, they will be found for t a-
dionaI sum Of ten dollars The month, Of August SEPT
furnished at the usual prices.
Those Parents Guardians who may he i.po.ed enrut
their child wards In the the Mis-, BroDkes NAV
be red that The attention will be paid
ns!s and morals Of their pupils and every
tram them by divine as.snce to habits religion
~ Letters directed tc Samuel S. Brooke, Stafford Court
house, will be attended to.
q.
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TDenty Dollars Re,oorJ

away from The subscriber the Sd last JuJy me-
gro man ny the name Uf Scotland. He 4, ,bou, r
niSh 'hes lips aud Of yelo~h complexion By
on % i wiz De found Iargesesr each hip aud ai,o
ome reg though VI Is not recolected which II III
,vs y" Is aoeased With some bSaimen, ApPamal,x
snd Tree negroes in The neighbourhood of p,r:,i
ms iathef Edmund IS owned by John Dummy Of Nc,.s,
o. siu am told keeps blaeksn. bop at his ms,s
very probable that SSOtlani is feonenlIy r., ~,
Piaoe, OF ne may have taken the river 10 Peersbr I h
about that other town in ~, STATE r,
Posoe ne may nave obtained free pass II 60 bs i, 49,;
9f Iee man, aud perhaps working al bi, trade ,sbeb
os,o % IN me above reward will be given 10 any
Oiir' 10 eop"e him IN any Jail get hin "'es"
Prince Fdw,,d T. 90 JOHN THOMPSON.
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Cnmnlissinn IIn,,en

FNIIE subsofber under the firm Of H & f. Hfontaz,e will
transact any business that may he 10 their CAFE and
hope w the sifice, entiVn at all times 20 he able TO o
The hghe prices for produce with which they may he en-
trusted No storage will he charged ANY thing sold By ne.
the same can be feeeivedin house Nefchaais shin
ns goods from the North for the upper country may 6uJ
se advantage BY shipping 10 care, one OF US will AT,
tend TO Their being carefully handled At the vessel and basin
Flour and other articles received Storage charge. on
which viii helm accofdanoe with The times Any sood In
this mmket vs." he bought TO Order. Merchants In tie conn
tfy would hnd t an sivensgo that those buying in bgrrv
cannot have Once At present Me- j. W. DibrsI one
door abofe Col b. rejton, Cary ,Gte,.
r. -. MONTAGUE.
Richmond, Ish. 10, SIT
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Idluable Negroes Tor SnIe.

PURSUANT t. deed Of tIu,t executed by Ber;,o; MT
ney 10 secure the payment Of certain debt ;e,s;n %
TONED 10 Thomas o. Nelson, ear Of Chasle. n ~, u'u-
OF esot SffS 10 4ssI, o GATE on e Ap Ia and
# 10 we county court Of King William, will Be solg
house, on The ah Monday in Febuary nes babe;| ou.
Feb. @. NJ ~ r Yn,yyul'e m gus q boys.
AZ the same time and PIme, willie .oii At nnbI les
ready money very valuable Negro Gil & s"..'op'
Old under good character, belonging {, The e,s " 70 years
nsy' dee Tor the purpose Of dschagins debt, S -
r.t D. f. DApNEY, admo', Of b. Dabney, dec.
hsIi ~ me same time ant place, likely yesfo 1yo,o
Two ehildren not for any fault, but sold f,y G osD
hs deo's Que IRON the cstatf oi Chf,topbst roC. ~
Feb g. :" 'oMPklNS' sdm'x.
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From n late London Papsr.
LITERARY ADVERTISEMENT.

from a iate London Paper. 4.
LITERARY ADVERTISEMENT.
Wsn.ei-Auhors OF ail-work to job for the season,
NJ matter which party, so fahhfulto neither -
Good hacks, who opposed Tor rhyme reason
Can manage, like faA.t+ to do without either.
II in gaol, all the better for out. o-door topics;
Yvur sao' is for Traveller, charming retreat:
They can take days rule for trip 10 the Tropcs,
Aud sail round the world, a, their case, in the Fleet
For Diama,ists. too, the most useful of schools
They study high life the Kings Bench community
And of place they're at least, taught to stick the unity
Anyi,iy or gentleman, eometo an age,
Viii meet with encourgemem--so much, per page,
Aud the re!iius aud grammar both found by the buyer.
No matter with ohat their remembrance is stockd,
So they'll only remember the 9uantun d~.rd,
Enough TO I'll handsomely Two Volumes, oct.
Priee twenty -four .hings, is all that's required.
They may US, like Kelly, with old jour dsprits
Or kindly informs US, like Madame G-nii.,-
That gingerbread cakes always gives them the eholick.
Thee's nothing, at present, 80 popular growing,
your AuobiosrsPheis iourtunate elves,
Without having ever been heard of the mscIves!
Wanted, also, stock If Pam,bl. Germ,
by "FaImcrs" aud Landhod,r."-( gemn'rn, whose
Eneio.ed all in bow-pot., their aities aJcrn,
Or whose share OF the soil may he their hsnds
No-Pvrery Sermons, in dull a vein.
Sure OF a market should they, tcc who pen 'em
BE renegade papi.ts, like Murtsgh o'S-i-v-ni
Something ertra allow'L FOR til additional venom.
Funds, Phy,c, Corn, Poetry, Boxing, Romance,
All excellent subjects for turning penny
To write upon all is authors sole chan,.
For attaining a; last, the least knowledge Of any.
Nine times out of ten, IL his title is good,
His matter within Of small cons.q ueno, is; -
Lst bun only write fine, and, II not unjrr,tood,
Why,-ihars the couceru of the reader no, his.
~ IA learn'd Essay, now printing, to show,
That Horace (o clearly as words could .xrress io
Was for taxing the Fuudholdsrs, age. ago,
when he wrote thus" Vuodeunqus in Fund Is, as
srss it,,
This lady, in her MEMOIR also favour. with the address
Of those aPoihe"arie, who have from tune time, given
pills that sgeed with her Away, desiring that the phi.
ne ordered "conine pour eNeb
gentleman. who di.tins uiscd himself by bis cydene,
neore the Ir,.h Coauittees.
According to the common reading, "quodeunlue inund,
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o P.dRT.N'ERSHIP nv .NEW YORK.


'HE New fok Institution for the Instruction Of The Deaf
aud Damb, IS well organised and prepared instruct
those who are deP,sed If hearing and speech The iSo in
et" who can hear and speak, Zone male and fema)
well qualified to teach the Deaf and Dumb, having had
eight years practical experience. They assisted by
tion, aud highly useful the school The system OF
instruction pursued is that Of Oh, French aud the
pursued IN other schools for the Deaf and Dumb this
try Pupils eight AMI exceeding IS year,, will he
received at all tines period the VI $50 dollars
year, ncluing board and taun, hooks and
ing, mendins aud medical attendance There will be uo
g, bed aud bedding There one vacation during the no,
VI August ~ each yar when pupils may visit the, friends
remain 10 The Institution at their The male aud female
pupils, provided for dere buldng some distance
apart, and not allowed 10 associate school, Those
interested obtain further nation by a es,inc
ter (poi PAID To- the S eaiy of the Institution
by order of the Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL, President
SAMUEL AKERLY NJ. d. Sec'ry.
"a Leonard St. New York, Dec "a Ga-6,n
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a Female School.
&c isim

w ILL be again opened the residence ofthe in
w the county Of GoochIand the LIST day of Febtsary
next under the care and Of lady from Pennsy
wanna who comes highly recommended, and who 10
teach reading, writing, photography, arithmetic
aphy sacred and Profane history, mythology music
bryIdety, iaeework, painting velvet, &c.
FERNS as heTetofoe for board and tuition 500 for 10
months, payable one-fou advance and the balance Al The
.nd OF Tue year, the scholars finding their beds bedding
Music will be an additional eSpenee
]. b. FERGUSON.
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NOTICE.

riNN desou- 10 engage IN other business than
WI positively sell without re,ive, Tuesday the 2O,
day OF February mex, farm ing the county Of On,
heiu, on apponfioN mile below Goodies, brdr,
and Two above Bevils' bridge, which 90 miles from Rieb
tween eoo and 1000 acres nearly which is prime
RIVER bottOm and one-third Of The upllnd in woods Th;.
wen Calculated Tor the production Tobacco Corn
wheat eni Cotton. There o finn good M,
House Kitchen Smoke House. Dairy and Ice ion.e rn"1
uIshey and all Deeesary houses. There i, s,o a,
cenn' MN oItc on The Also Coal Mime, about
non r hVsr which supposed by GOLFERS 10 be very
extensive. ihere may be found am2nc,t the vein, of deaI
coal Jumps ~ live coal which having tried i.
to pe OF the best quality Should those wishing TO preha.
~ me lot whereon reside known by the name of
SOin' betw, EN- 10 and so in wood land The
buildings on The prncpaIlv Of r;rL e.,
10 i'Z stories with all Necessary houses Atf,rbsJ,
the ABOVE buildings Store House and III, 90 nth -
ceieut stand for tavern will IN. am. t. IL;
pose Of one other TACT OF land lying mile, from he rms
as ne,~eeh and 500 acres, and within half mile OF
APP2mait"x RIVER The above tact of land i, oncsT -
woods The building the same only toIersbis s1,h IN
ne and Place viii be sold all the stock Of horse, L
aug nog &C Ao, will sell Stallion whose blood "a n
On the same day will hire several -.
men, women, boys aud girls. Should t ,v;i
.B'oes 10 remain on the farm for NJ esent wear III. - %
40 SCI as Tie farm will be iu The "
the sale was not 90 be made Thee il leI.an ~ 600
es wheat seeded on the farm. The oyerseer no,v On a. @
continue by the discreson Of the purciaser IT. IL
vii eeI,ny take place on the day specified If fair N net III
wi continue II ON day day sold Should ils r; s
oe sod separate from Wismsvlle the CROP of corn fi
&c viii not be disposed Of; olherwise il win he J;.,nss
er OF sale one two aud three ccdt bonds with GOOD
"hii'msVile, Chesterfield Co. Jan. TO- 1877
N D. All those 10 whom 1 am indebted will pIs.,s r.
mn Claims by The LIST day Of April and those Indebted % M
inuugenre can he given, of ms v;.bn. a.,
my ouIlness between this time aud the April W. 8
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LIND FOR S.dLE.

LI1.NO FUR SIZE,
Uolt Bale terms, the tact OF iabd ,nx
IN the county of Chester I'D about miles south wsst w
hte the residence Of John BuIoos dee amt
TO his estate, containing fai Improveme nts
comfortable and convenient dwelling house for family OF
ordinary sue, barn and necessary oat house, all an
good otuer. spring that affords excellent water The
situation remarkably healthy. will make deed VI general
waan,ee TO the pun chaser Persons wishing to purchase sre
requested TO view the land and appyto
L. BURFOOr, Exor. of
John Buroot, dec.
Jan 25 sO-u
CO-PHRT-N-ERSHIP ~ N'EW YORK.
NHE subscribers have associated themselves the pursu
anee at General Dry Goods Basiness in the City OF
New Aoi H. and have taken the No.
10 Pearl Street. where they will conduct then bushes, under
the hin VI JAMES, STEELE e. co.
good assortment Of British, French India and American
goods will always be OF and advantages may PET
maps o. presented to VIII inans, from IN the
Business VI that state. FLEMING JAMES,
JOS SHEPPARD JAMES,
JONATHAN D. STEELE.
Feb. 3. g4-2aw6w
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Pdiua5le Real Estate for Sale.


WISH TO sell two tracts Of land lying the Of am
bell one containing about 1000 The other between
and eoo acres The two tracts separated Only creek
On the FIRST (t being hetrac which resided are mol
more than $40 acres Of land, which has been
cleared within few There clear large
qnany OF first rate Tobacco Land all which lies in
one body This trac, lies kaby WELL being very little
unduiated-he water fne aud the he ay ana
agreeable The improvements large div cling house OF
rock, kitchen, smoke house, house ogether with "
overseeI house. AMI good tohseco houses all which are
new oi the other tract nearly half Of opeD land and in a
high state of improvement part of which land of rery
superior quality There also client Mil SD
aud good orchard Of well selected trees The unroy.
ments are two good dwelling houses about half mile apart
WIN all the usual out houses attached each them con-
,de unnecessary 10 describe the property in a more parou
lar manner knowing that those who disposed buy will
first view t-but by of further induce would state
that there on these tracts large quantity good Mead.,o
Land which certainly considerable acquisition 10 them
All persous who DESTROYS of purchasing the above pro
perry are particularly invited to cali aud the same The
eins wii he liberal and accommodating, made known y
the living on the about 20 south from
Lynehbuig and southeast from Campbell courthouse
- NATHANIEL w PAYNE
n The absve land could onyeniently divided into
smaller tracts Il suit purchasers. N w p
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NOTICE.

Ii persons travelling The Richmond aud Osborne,
turnpike Road, and who the the Ferry OF
we sau company, w.ii hereafter he exempt from charge.
on account of iad Tolls The company having n;5d
Only - demand Of such Per:ons the feage crossing The
order OF the Pi esident and Directors. ~
Dee 49, 66-wf q. NJ CARRINGTON Tre,.u,e-
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.WOTTTE

VIE subscribe, 9ee,s h'eryioes his friend, and ,s
an" pledges the sfictest attention 10 ths Con-,
70 the election aud buying Of every deserpton 81
u'oc,Ies, an' fea ms tong experience IN dat line H. ,e
70 give general sssction. For the precn, M. & e ~
the old stand OIL H. Co.. doors aboye the J
Jsaso. d. o. LAcKLAND.
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HIS institution in successful operation and The
trustees pr vsume 10 believe that in the lower
country oilers greater for the acquisition
eineaon The Rev Thomas O. Thornton, whose erary ac
qume mems aud experience teach, eniineny ca
nun Ter tue instruction at YOUTH will Continue preside over
me instiution the present The Academy is situated
about two mites from MOI tuirherland Courthouse in neigh
eoho1d e"nsiered healthy any part country The
oudifs' are and comfortable 10 afford a
eonoaons for seventy bOaTdeis. Col VIM. the pre-
eh steward VIII continue TO the boarding department.
III wheh ne has heretofore Satisfaction In this
n'9lio are taught the Liiiu, Greek and Hebrew language
together with the other prerequisites Collegiate
About $50 volumes have been udiciousy selected as the
foundation OF Library complete OF in
sue GLOBES and maps ancient ani modern, pro-
yded Tor the use oi students The commence ON
h OF February and end the 10th Of The following Dec,
No summer 80 49,
iessc FL English Grammif Reading, Writing Ari,h
mee So These with Geogsply and use Of The GIols
20 dolls In all other 50 dolls. annually Board 60 doll,
per annutn, exc lisive OF bedding and candles
The charges for tuition be paid quarterly in nd,
- t''' 80 NA
Parents and Guardians will recol,ec they liable for m
tuition and hoard OF their and The time of en
trance TIL the md of the session. - ~
Jan 81 " g, ,us s
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Clorer Seed, &c.
Re- A hushal, IN uuntan clover seed
&SV IS do timothy do
70 iu Herds grass DO
400 sack. ground alum salt
80 tons bar iron assorted
For Sale by WORKMAN McGRUDER.
Feb 8 66.2.wS,v
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ANTED good Female House Keeper, qua .iied &, a,
tend 10 the business of Tavern. Such one will re-
Give good wages. Enquire Of the Printer.
Feb. g.