... in which the late Mr.s Smith, and the late Mr Cowl, kept, the, Poft- Office,- very commodious for Pub- lick Bufinefs, having great Conveniences, and very good Stables, with two large Gardens, inquire of the Rev. Mi Fenwick, Vicar, n Bolam. '• ' ?? „ ?? ?? ?? Tube LETT, • • And tnttrtd upon immediately , ?? ?? , '&iiffltidiodi' , and weil-accnftomed IN^f, XX' known by the Najfte of the BE E HI ...

... of Morpeth, by John Gilefpie} whoever will pay the Charges and Demands to the faid Alexander Bell, may have the Mate. N. B. They muft appear at the faid Stable on Wednefday fiitt, otheiwife fhe will then be difpofed of to defray the Expcnces. To be L'tTT, to one or two Tenants. And tnttr'd en immidiately, Situatt in Pilgrim-ftreet, Newcaftle upon Tyne. ASafh'd HOUSE, containing eight Fire ...

... his Frofellion ; and being lately arrived in England (wheie he intends ro 'continue whilft he follows his Bufinefs) will begin his School at Hexham on Monday the 19th of Febmaty, and will teash therefix whole Weeks j will go ftom thence to Kendal, whete he will begin to teach on Monday the id of Apiil, and will thete alfo teach lix whole Weeks j and, at the l'.cq.ieft of his Ftiends, will ...

... the Sum of 20,000 1. is offeied fot the faid Eftates and they defire the faid Cieditois, and all othei Petfons having any Claim upon the fame, will meet them at the Honfe of Mt Jof. Hayes, Innkeeper in Duiham, on Thuifday the 15th inft. at 10 ?? the Foienoon, 10 confidei of the faid Offet, and to ?? to 01 difl'ent from the fame. ANTHONY WrimNSON. ROBERT WHARTON. To be L E T T, Againft Lammas ...