... ext. A Farm, in the Lordship of Eldon, and County of near 200 Acres Meadow, and Pasture Tithe free, and well watered and hedged, with Lime and Coal in the Lordship, now the Possession of Ralph Trotter, who, on Account of his ill State of Health, is desirous of quitting this Farm Apply George Barber, Eldon who will (hew the Grounds, Mr Dixon, in Weftgate flreet, Newcaftle. bi LETT, and tnttrtd ...

... I. 11. 111. IV. to be continued weekly, of WINTER EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT. Confirming of the beft NOVELS and HISTORIES That have been written in moll Languages. Being fuch as at the fame Time they molt agreeably amufc, enlarge the Ideas of the Mind, fet Virtue befoie the Eyes of the Reader in all its Lovelinefs, and excite as almoft irrefiftible Emulation of great and good Aftions. London: ...

... in the North Bailey, Durham, now in the FoflelGon of Mt Wating, with a good Garden, Btew-houfe, Coachhoufe, Stable, and all other Convenieucies. Enquire of the faid Mr Wating or Mt Goddard, Attotnies at Law. N. 8.~ The greateft Part of the Fumitme will left, if defited. ...

... JL( EA P tbit Seafom, At Main Team, one Mile from New caftle, at one Guinea a Mare, and one Shilling to the Servant i YOUNG GOLIAH, a beautiful Chefnut Horse, belonging to Mt Nicholas Walton, Fatnacret. full fifteen Hand* high, ft tong, well marked, and goes well upon his Legs he clear of all BlemiOiet, very healthful, and riling nine Yean old. He will be at every Monday and Tucfday during the ...

... A Freehold E STATE iiroadrtiyrcs, in the P*o Copyltold CAXTHS there aJjcltiing, contaming three ot four Acres : All which Piemifes pay Modus onlv of ». a Year, In lieu a’l Tithes} and ate now in ihe ...

... be LETT May-day next, AVery improvable ESTATE at Dinnington, in the County of Notthf.mbcrland, with Common Riglit I'teftick Catr, *ithin about five Miles of Newcaflle, with all proper Convenicncies for two Tenants, of the yearly Value iBil. now in the Occupation of Henry Barton, and Mary Wales, Widow. Alfo two FARMS very improvable, Elmpark, in the County Durham, with good Tenants Houfes and ...

... ld at Bd. per Pound, by MICHAEL CALLENDER, Seedsmak, At his Shop mar tht Black Bull and Crown in the Middle ftreer, Newcaftle, A Choice Parcel of R e v and G r e c n TURNIP SEEDS for the Fields, which he upholds New and good Kinds. ' N. B. Good Encouragement will be gives to Retailers who ?? a laige Qiiautity. WHEREAS it was advertifed in the laft VVeek'i Coutant, that the well accuftomed lun ...

... Jafpei Dixon there, or John Peicivell in Newcaftle. To be L E T T,~ IN the FARK at Whitworth near Durham, Sum- mer Grafs, fiom the 12th day of May next, for Stone Colts ot exceeding two Years old. ~~To~~be SOLD, Either together or in Parcels, A Quantity of J U N X, exceeding good and large, moft of it being 22 Inch.es in the Ginh. Enquiie of Mr Henry hden in the Ciofe. ~BREAM IS H TURNPIKE. ...

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... At ‘Whiie-hoafe, ntgh Belfay Caftie, at one- Guiaea and * Half a Mate, and Half » Claim the Seivantj- , . THE famoas Horse, SQU IRKELL, late belonging to SitWillUm Middleton, Bart, now in the Poflctfion of Mr Marmaduke Fotftet of Bolam White-hdufe. As to Squittell’s Pedigree and Pettetmances. they ate fo yell known by the Gentlemen of the Bridle, that lt*t necdlefs to iniett it. Mote. Good ...

... January * two hew Renments wWA tbe Efador, oar aMerein; M* Ordeitd’to ralied. ate auagltcomffctO. t ;fa«r j «•. 'i. i terftwfih, labd& firQ of-whom broughthuatbbr Tinesfoar rhlMrtTit'zßirth,feven Times three, tad tew> ehOTKm. Wife hat fao» Tiolcs,* life broaeht forth three ■Ohihiiaij abdnboiaihet fofeLzew] Site whole ! of ChHiiM hgrhdnwwo Wteswetoeots t». -•' ~ . Ac6oßh(\| itb'ftnfe ...