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... and proper Oftiees, where good Fneouragement will be given to an indttflrious Mis, who ?? his Bufinefs. ty Apply to Mr. Mitchell, Jun. Merchant, Oven- den, near Halifax. L X F. t> S. To be SOLD, by Private Contraft, TWO. DWELLING HOUSES, in St. Jamei'i ...
... Landed Ejlates, ninth the tayment of otl ?? rinn Is on the hank during cur fc.nl Lives, and further ajier our rifpettio.- Deaths. Richard William Pciife. iViircrß Coiifett. Edwani Toph.tni. Thonv.s W-iltO'i, Difily Regiftitr. Ni.i-h ?? WORSTED MASUI'AC ...
... of excellent Pattern) in Town Printi, fome very neat printed Linens, Black Modes con- fiderably tower', Flick Lace, White Edging,, and fnne nther Article), (Part of a Bankrupt's Stock) very low indeed. A frelh Assortment of the belt fup.y-f.ne CLOT HI ...
... UTENSILS of the late Rev. Mr MITCHELL, at Tlornhill, ncir Drwlhury, conlifting of One Wood Waggon, ThrceCaru, a large Roller, Harrow., Plows, Ho-le Oeer, dtc. Aleo, Tht HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of the fiid he Rev. Mr Mitchell, c.uitilliiit; af Rtdfcadt and ...
... UTENSILS ofthe htc Rev. Mr MITCHELL, at Thornliill, near Drwfliury, conliftinj; of Ore Wood Wagjon, Three Cirtl, alarge Roller, Hannvi, Pliwi, florfe Gcer, kc. Atso, Th« HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE r.f the fiid late Rev. Mr Mitchell, ?? of Bedfteads and Hangings ...
... ofYorlt, in Order that the fame rr.-y be difcharged. All I'erloni who were indebted to the faid Dcce-fed, at the Time of his Death, ateslfo Jcfired to attend at the Time and Place ab.ve mer.tionnd, and pay their r, Ipcc- tive Deblr, othcrv.ife Actions at ...
... Carlifle, both of Halifax Mr Edwards, Attorney at Law there. All Perfons to whom the (aid Benjamin ftood indebted the Time of his Death, are defined to frnd an. Account their refpe&ive Demands, with the ot their Securities, any, to the faid Meflrs. Hinchliffe ...
... carries the ftarnp of a Mandate of Death. Ido not Call on you for pardon,—of that I have no need. I am proud this day, as 1 was on the day when I was ' hurried from this Aflembly and thrown into prifon. It is not death that I dread -, it is dilhonour. Poftcrity ...
... s ef Terkfbire. Gentlemen, THE OFFICE of CORONER for the Well Riding of -he County of York, having be- come vacant by the Death of the late Mr Hvoi, I take the Liberty to f, licit your Vote! and Interrft 'ofuc- ceed him. Should I he fo fortunate is to ...
... aforcfaid. March 6th, 1796. HAL 11 AX. ALL Perfons to whom :hc late Mr HYDE, of Halifax, ftcod indebted at the Time, of his Death, arc requeflcd to fend an Account of tlseir ?? Demjssd! upnn him, to Mrs. Hod^fun, of Ripon, the Adminif ratrisi of his EfTecli ...
... and ?? rxtrrmely well liluate in the Marker. Pla.o, and ia full C'ullom, tlie flufinrfs havinjj |,ocn clrsiid nil fine* hi, Death, by hi. Widnsv, Mra.Dsm ithv Cas,,a^Mr. Anthony Wancra, Ist-r Nephew, under the Dire'tiiMl of Mr. Wil'iain Preft, and Mr. Thomal ...
... Peterfun, ol Wakefield aforefaid, Merchant !â And all Pcrfo'it to whom ihe faid William Walker ftood indebted atthe Time of hii Death, are requefted to deliver in an A Account thereof to the faid Mr. Pcterfon, in older that , the fame may he difcharged. . ...