... on Monday Night laft of the following Things, viz. a Silrcc Watch (mark'd on the Dial- Plate, John Wafs, Gains- borough) andrwo Pair of Silver Buckles, one maik'd E. L, and the other, with fmall Rims on the Out-fide, maik'd 1. H. Ifthe Things above-mentioned, or any Tart of them, fhou'd beoffei'd to be pawn'd or fold, pleafe to flop them and the Paity, and give Notice to Mr. Wales, at Feme's ...

... L by (our and five V ears qld Horfes, -Sec. three Heats, three Times round to each Heat ; five Year olds to catry ten Stone -, four Year olds nine Stone, Bridle and Saddle included : Entrance each a Guinea and a Halt : A Certificate of Age to be produced, if required. On the 10th, a Galloway Plate, Value 10 1. 10s. by any Horfe, &c. not exceeding 14 Hands, ren Stone, all under to havt an ...

... of Superficies and Solids ; Book- Keeping after the kalian Method, with the Subfidiary Books, ufed by Merchants or Ste- wards; Geometry-, Trigonometry, Surveying ; Guaging;Dialling;Na- vigation, and Archite-ftute, will be carefully taught at Bifliop'-AucJtland, by John Kipling. K. B. I teach a new Method of Chain Surveying, by which I perform all that can be done by Inftrumems : I alfo teach ...

... s . to ihi Keeper, A Brown-bay Stone Horse, belonging to Jeram Mafon, and got by Jigg, out of a Mare belonging to Mr. Tho. Mcdcalf, of Richmond ; flic was got by a brown-bay Horfe belonging to John Millbank, lift]; of Thorp, called, Old Smithfon: He's full 14 Hands and a Half high, rifing 12 Yeats old, goes well upon his Legs, and is fiee from all Blemilhes. N.B. He will not be Iliewn in the ...

... »'« Newcaftle uponTync, c« Wednefday the l+th of Maich, Inft. between the Hours of Two and Four in the .Afternoon, A Freehold Dwelling Houfe, with an Acre of Land thereto belonging, of the yearly Rent of j'l. and alfo a Wind-Mill, of the yearly Refit of nl. both fituate at the Red-Bains In the County of Noithum- beiland, within Half a Mile of Ncwcaftie. Particulars whereof may be had at Mr. ...

... if titntlfupt*,. lately ifued agtinfi Mr. William Selby, of Newcaflle upon Tyn*, Hoafiman, on Thurfday the ijth DayofJAitch infiant; t\t the Hwfe of Mr. Matthew Dawfon, on the Key-fide, New- caftlc upon Tytfe, contmohly called The Key-fide Coflee-houfe, ?? tweni the Hours if Two and Four in the afternoon of the ftme Day. SIX Keels, Pa;t of the Eftate and Effects of the faid i Mi. William Sclby ...

... laid Farm, may apply unto Mr. John Sinipfon at Ncwcaftie, or Mr. Jofeph Dunn at Bladoa. €0 be publicfilo &010 to tlje ?? $ft>t.er f At the Custom-House in Newcatlle, on Tuefday the 27 th of March, 1739. THREE Hogflieads of French Wine. The Sale begius at Two 'o'clock in the Afternoon. The Goods to be vie-ved'at the CuftOhi-Houlc three Days bcfoie the Sale, and at the time of Sale. Co be -^oto ...

... one paying 15 1, the othet 101. j o s. per Annum : Alfo, a large Yard and Key, wirh 1 j.** Freehold Tene- ments, and thiee Keels. Enquire of Mi. Roger Durham, Shipwright,- in Newcaftic. *ZW ...

... Brev-houfe, Stable, Back-yard, Garden, and a very good M ell. FotfurthciFaiticulaiscA}i.iteofJM.i Abulia n Andcd'c . I. c /cai Ie, Botice fy fjereftli gjben to the publtcfi, THAT fine pickled Haddocks are to be fold by Mr. George Hewett, at his Shop on the Sandhill-Corner, in Newcaftlc, at reafonable Rates. The Method to prepare them for Ufe is, fiift to walli them, thereafter to put them in ...