... Paicels of Grounds, with Dwelling-houfes, and other Conveniences upon fome Part of the Ground. Alf.> feveral Houfes in Newcaflle afoiefaid, belonging to Sir James ©Javerhrg,' Bart. Likewife fome Birch and Oakwood, now growing at Elmlcy near Hexnam, in the ?? of Northumberland} and near Linsford, in the County of Durham. Enquire of Mr. Goodchild, at Whitehoufe, in the County of Dur- ham ...

... what remains, confifting of about Half a Sheet, which, with the Curs, hourly expecled from Lon- don, complcats the faid Volume. Thofe who incline to have their Numbers bound, will be pleafed to deliver them to the Perfon who fliall call for them, with their Orders as to the Manner of Binding, which Iliall be carefully obey'd. The Editor thinks himfelf in Duty obliged publickly to acknowledge ...

... ha. newly repait'd his DtCoY, and hopes thereby it will be a Convcniency to the Country, by furnifhing it with Duck, Teal, &c. quite frefli and un- tore, which Fowl, in courfe, muft be if fhot by Pochefj. And to encourage the faid Disco V, a handfome Rewatd fliall be given to any one who will detect fuch PocH£RS» fo that they may undergo the Penalty of the Law. THOMAS LAMBT ON. STolen or ...

... quite Sound, and well drawn. Enquire of Wil- liam Chaloncr, Efqj or Thomas Franklan in Gisborough, Cleveland, in Yorkfhire. •to be Eett, 'Againft May-day next, A Farm at High Callerton, known by ?? Hole-House Farm, now in the ?? of Robert Dixon, containing two hundted and thirty Acres, and upwards, with all Conveniences neceflary foi a Tenant. Whoever has a mind to tieat about the fame, may ...