Notices and Advertisements from the New York Evening Post, 1824

From the New York Evening Post, 1824.

March 5, 1824.

WANTED a woman of good character, to do plain Cooking and other work connected with a kitchen. Apply 96 Broadway.

COTTON MILL at PATERSON, N.J. FOR SALE
The extensive Cotton and Paper Mills at Paterson, New Jersey, (about 16 miles from the city of New York,) known by the name of the Essex Factory. In the Cotton Mill there are 2000 spindles, with very full preparation, and all in fine order. The Paper Mill has a separate wheel, and is admirably adapted for power looms. This lot presents a front to mill street of 150 feet and runs back to the main canal 180 feet. The cotton mill, which has 12 mine throstles and 3 excellent mules, is capable of containing 20 throstles of 108 spindles each, and 9 mules of 216 spindles each; the building, which is considered to be of the finest arrangement for spinning, may be conveniently and cheaply extended so to contain double, or even five times this quantity of machinery; and the mill, called the paper mill, may be proportionably enlarged, for looms, at a moderate expense. The provision for water power extends to any quantity that can, by possibility be used upon the Essex lot. A considerable proportion of the purchase money may, if required, remain for a number of years on mortgage. Application to be made personally, or by letter to T. B. WAKEMAN & CO. New York.

March 12, 1824

WANTED, a smart active Woman to take charge of a dairy, about 9 miles from the city, and to assist in the work of a small family. Enquire at No. 45 Franklin street.

May 19, 1824

ALABAMA COTTON in lots to suit purchasers for sale by
E. &G. ROGERS, & CO.
90 Pine street.

WANTED, a young woman capable of taking charge of a store, & a good seamstress, none need apply but such as can give good references as to character & abilities. Apply at the Corset Warehouse 27 Chatham st.

CORSET WAREHOUSE
Mrs. Weathersby, long-strap and corset maker, 390 1-2 Broadway, respectfully apprizes the ladies of New York and is vicinity, that she has just received by the last arrivals from London a great variety of the most fashionable and improved patterns in the above line. She invites the ladies to call and inspect the Duchess of Oldenburg's Corsets, anteverter and belt pattern, being an entire new invention, which have received the sanction of females of the highest respectability as the ne plus ultra of ease and elegance; and have also the advantage of being recommended by the most eminent of the faculty, as highly conducive to health. It is now an axiom, that the utmost precaution is necessary in this ornamental and useful part of dress: and Mrs. W. can confidently offer her Corsets, as an assortment (procured at great expense) combining all the modern improvements as respects health and symmetry of form.

WANTED, a good plain Cook, a white woman, that can come well recommended. None need apply except such as can bring the most satisfactory recommendations. Call at No. 80 Chamber street.

June 9, 1824

WANTED, a Boy, to the Tailoring business; he must have some knowledge of the trade. Apply at No. 334 Broadway, at 8 o'clock, A.M.

June 22, 1824

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, not to trust my wife Eliza H. Miller, or any other person on my account, without a written order from me.
THOMAS MILLER.

GLOVE SEWERS WANTED
WANTED immediately, 18 or 20 Glove and Mitten Sewers. Also, a Girl to help do house work. Apply at 258 Broadway.

August 5, 1824

TWO LIVE ALLIGATORS
TWO YOUNG ALLIGATORS, about five feet long, for sale. Apply at Chatham Garden.

WET NURSE--Wanted, a young or middle aged woman as wet nurse. Apply at 503 Broadway.

WANTED, a woman servant as cook in a small family of three persons only. None need apply but those who can give an unexceptionable recommendation. Enquire at No. 11 Bridge, corner Whitehall Street.

NOTICE--All persons having claims against the estate of Capt. DAVID MANN, deceased, are requested to present the same to George W. Niven, Esq. 281 Greenwich street, or to the subscriber, 54 Elizabeth street, for settlement, and those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment.
MARGARET MANN, Administratrix.

October 28, 1824

JUST published and for sale by the subscribers, COBBETT'S COTTAGE ECONOMY. This book is a little instructor in domestic economy which ought to be possessed by every family, whether occupying a cottage or a mansion. There is not a cottager's wife, a housekeeper, or a family directress in the nation who will not be much instructed in many if not all the subjects treated on in this little family manual. It is printed on good paper, good type, contains 125 pages small octavo; price only 50 cents--We sold the London copies for one dollar.
G. THORBURN & SON,
20 Nassau st. opposite the Dutch Church.

A Housekeeper who is able bodied, healthy, honest and industrious, will find a permanent engagement in the country, in doing the work of a plain family, by applying at this office. A man servant, if acquainted with country work, would be equally acceptable.

WANTED, in a respectable school, a young lady as monitress, who will receive instruction in French, or the higher branches of English, as a compensation for her services. Apply at this office.

WANTED, a lady who can speak the French language fluently, and who is capable of filling a responsible situation. Respectable reference will be required.. Apply at this office.

November 9, 1824

TO JOURNEYMAN TAILORS.--Wanted immediately, 100 first rate Coat makers, also 100 Tailoresses, who are first rate vest and pantaloons makers--to such liberal prices and constant employment will be given. Apply to
J.T. JACOBS & Co.
corner Maiden lane and Nassau st.

November 26, 1824
WANTED, in a respectable family, a Chamber Maid. One who understands her business and can come well recommended, may hear of steady employ and good wages, by applying at this office. no 24 3t.

To House Keepers in general.
Just received from the Shakers, a handsome assortment of flour, meal, and gravy sieves; large corm brooms for carpets; small do for clothes; wash tubs and pails; three sizes of dippers; door, entry, table and coach mats; fancy and common bellows; bowls and trays; mincing knives; coffee mills; bake trays; bread shovels; butter pails and prints; malt shovels; bird cages; brushes and baskets of all kinds. The above articles are of the best materials and the best workmanship, and will be sold on reasonable terms, at No. 56 Maiden lane, or 115 Chatham street.
n. 16 2w W. B. WINDLE.

COTTON, SUGAR, and RUM--64 bales prime Upland Cotton, 80 boxes Brown Havanna Sugar, 4 hhds. W. I. Rum, for sale by
COFFIN & WEYMAN, 111 South-street.

WANTED, in a Dry Good Store, and active youth, of respectable connections, from the age of 16 to 18 years. One who has been some time in a store would be preferred. Apply at No. 21 Maiden lane.

CLERK WANTED.
WANTED, a genteel active young man as salesman in a Dry Good Store, one who has a thorough knowledge of the business, may hear of a situation by bringing good recommendations as to abilities, honesty, &c. by applying at NO. 21 Maiden-lane.

WANTED, a cook who perfectly understands her business, and can produce the best recommendation from the last place at which she has lived. An old or middle aged woman, would be preferred. Enquire at No. 2 Bond Street, marble buildings.

May 19, 1824