... enquire of Mr. John Marsden, at the White Lion Inn in DERBY. To be LETT, and Enter'd on immediately, A Very good convement Safh'd HOUSE, fie lor a Gentleman's Family, with a Erewhoufe, Stable, large Garden, and other Conveniences thereto belonging; late in the PofTeffion of Mts. Turner, and fituate near All Saints Churchin DERBY. Forfurther Paiticulars enquire of Mr, FALLOWS, Attorney in DERBY ...

... or Retale, ac the lowefl Prices. N. B. All Sorts of JAPANNING done after the ncatcft Manner. STOLL'N out ofa Waggon, ftanding at the Door of the White Lion Inn \n DERBY, on Wednefday in the Night of the 9th Inflanr, a large round Portmanteau TRUNK, cover'd with a Skin and the Hair on it, and maik'd with an M. in Nails. In the faid TRUNK was contain'd the following Things, Vll, Five Guineas in ...

... Common Piaycrs, with new Kalendars, Teftamenis, I'falters, Spelling Books, and other School Boob. Alfo all Sorts of Modern Books, and Book* mall Arts and Sciences, as cheap as in London: All Soits ol Stationary Wares, as Writing Paper of all Sorts and Sizes, particularly Shop Books, which he bnds himfell ftiongcr and firmer than common Sale Books, tho' fold at the fame Price. Great Variety ol ...

... his Deceafe, are heieby rcquiied to pay their feveial Debt* to Mr. James Warner, 01 Mr. Jambs Smith in Uttoxeter, without any fuither Notice, otherwife they will be fued lor the fame, And all Peifons, who have any Demands on the faid Mr.' Smith, are hereby defired to bring or fend in their Bills to Mr. James Warner, or Mr. JaAus Smith aforcfiid, betwixt this Notice and Lady Day next, or they ...