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... Evening as ufual at the King's Head, LORD APSLEY, Stiwarp.. TO be Lett or Sold, a SHE ASS, wIA a FOLE ten Days old, at the Cherry-tree, at Kingfton, in the Connts^f Oxford. Tl&Sc SOLD by AUCTION, without Referve, on Tuefday next, the 35th of July hiftant ...
... ern.-ris Waifrcoats ; 20 Doz. of very curious worked Shoes for Ladies, at is 6d a Puir ; 50 Pieces of ftriped and fpr'ggcd Cherry-Denies for ladies Gowns at jl Bs, wotth 2! 2S ; 50 Pieces of pb;n ditto, at il Xs: aoo Pkccs of Chintz for Ladies Gowns, of ...
... Charges. WHEREAS on Wednefday, the 24th ofjulv, 17S:, WILLIAM FLOiD, Apprentice, eloped from his Mafter, Mr. George Dodd, of Cherry's Mill, in the County of Bucks, Paper Maker : He is about nineteen Years of Age, five Feet fix Inches high, and of a pale ...
... Conditions under which it will be difpofed of, be fatisfied. EDWAKD LAMLEY, fpl ?? WILLIAM POTTER! \ Churchwaidens. THOMAS CHERRY, 7 A - . . n JOHN HITCHMAN, J 0v f « of *• P °° r - ALL Perfons indebted to the Eftate of the late Mr. SAMUEL COX, heretofore ...
... Enndy, Jamaica Rum, Holland Geneva, and all Sorts of Foreign Wines ; likewife Cordial Gin, Peppermint, Annifced, Ratbcr.y, Cherry, and every Aiticlc ia the Tr -ilc, which he fells as cheap as any Houfc in London, N . B. Wines in any Quantity. BETHEL CHAPEL ...
... in the County of Oxford, Cabinet Maker and Upholder, who is declining Bufinefs ; confifting of Bedfteads with Mahngany and Cherry Feet Pofts j Mahogany Chefts of Drawers, Mahogany Dining, Pembroke, Pillar and Claw Tables and Chairs ; Knife Cafes, Bafon ...
... 1 706. * the Red Lion, at Brittwell, in the. County of Oxford,— Ninety* five Lots of fine large Maiden Oak, Elm, Afh Lime, Cherry-Tree, Chefrtur, Sycamore, and Beech TIMBER TREES, wirh Tops, Lop, and Bark, ft for Ship-Building and other Purpofes, all numbered ...
... fcr improving and preferring their mturftl Graces ta extreme old Age, without the Icaft Appcatv re of Art. Prepared from a Recipe procured from an EMIGRANT of DISTINCTION, and approved by an eminent Phyfician and Chymift. SPECTRE Will COVER this SEASON ...
... valuable plants* Also thirty three fine Espalier Apple Tiees, six' pears, Iwenly five Peaches. Nectarines, Apricots, Plums, Cherries, Raspberry Plants, Gooseberries, Currants* &c Also about fifty ?? good new Brick which will be sold tn Lots- of one and two ...
... Building Bucks and Draiti Tiles ; 100 dozen of Malt, Barn, and Hand Shovels ; ABOUT 3000 FEET of well-seasoned Oak, Elm, Beech, Cherry and Pear- tree, in plank and hoard ; six large sticks of OAK Tl .VI BE R ; '20 planks Walnut tor Gun-stocks; above 1000 Oak ...
... Dentifrice for the Teeth Jtta a Ouias*. The Pills Bie now Prepared by Messrs. Baa-cur I and Sons, (who have purchased the Recipe from Mi , Shoos) whose names are engraved on the Go-*erogne*l • Stamp affixed to each Bet • witaont wbich lite-- cannc , be ...
... SOOTHING SYRnJ and to notice that the names of Barclay and Son* 95. Farr-opion Street, London (to whom Mrs. Johnso has sold the recipe), v on the stamp affixed to eac bottle. snaasss's waw iavob» FOR GENERAL PURPOSES, HAVING given such great approbation,, and ...