Miss L-w-s

We here present our readers with a very industrious young lady, who can turn her hand to any thing; and being brought up to all work, she does not think it beqeath her dignity to assist old square-toes of sixty; when his head, filled with amorous ideas, makes him believe, he has really occasion for a female assistant in an amorous encounter; or the young unfledged stripling who fancies he is a man ere he is a boy. Such condescension brings grist to her mill, and though she is rather exorbitant in her demands, she has a variety of customers of all ages, sizes, and dispositions. Two guineas properly applied, will, however, make a due impression on her; and, considering she is a fine middle sized woman, not much above twenty, with lovely dark tresses, and most captivating eyes of the same hue, we think, the few yellow boys not ill bestowed, especially when she is disposed to entertain you with a lively song or two, of which she is very capable.