... Parilh of Halifax, Mr. chant, Deale. and Chapman, and he being declared a Bankrupt, is here- by required to furremler himfelf to the CommifTioiiers in and by the faid Commiflion named and authorized or the major Par. of them on the twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth Day* of December Inftatit, at the Houfe of Jonas Blakey, the Elm-Tree in Krigh c, and on the twenty-fount l Day of January next, at ...

... bearing tht Sign of . th King-, - Arms in Leeds, on Tuefday the Fifth of \ February next in tbe Afternoon, DIVERS Freehold MESSUAGES, LANDS, TKNEMENTS, and HEREDITAMEN IS, tun ite in Leeds, anil in the Townfhip of Hunfler, mix. LOT tie Fir/I. All thole feveinl MESSUAGES, DWEL- LING - HOUSES, or TENEMENTS ; wiih the Work-Shops and other Buildings therewith occupied, lituate in Simpfon's-Fold, ...

... 01: in Craven, betwixt the Hours of Two and Five in tie Afternoon, pttrfuant to the Conditions of Sale then and there to be produced, ALL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE now divided into two Dwtlling-Houfes, with convenient, Outhoufing to the fame belonging, commonly cali'd by the Name ol Moore's in Firbank in the Parifh of Kirkby-Lonfdale in the County of Westmorland, together with Thirty Acres of ...

... the County of York, intend to meet at the Houfe tf Mr IS-kadllv, known by the Name of tbe Elm-Tree, ?? Bingley, 011 Monday the Twenty-eighth of this Inftant January, in order to ht the Tolls to arife at the Turnpike- Gates at Stork - Bridge, Cottingley- Bridge, and Toller- Lane, eit/.er together or fefarate, to be entered to on the Firfl Day of May next ; and on other Special Bufinefs relating ...

... Bradford, on Thurfday the Twenty- eighth of February ne\t, between the Hours of three and eight in the Evtning, purfuant to Conditions of Sale to be then and there produced, AF R E EHOLD E S T A T E, fituate at Etcltfa'.l, in the Pa. (h of II a ; ford, colliding ol a ncw- buili Water Corn Mill, wiri. a Drying-Kiln, &c. together with .•d.o.it lever.teeii Aces of good :. a ?? meadow, and ...

... Saturday the Nineteenth of iA_ January laft, \^ TWO PIECES of SHALLOONS, | Yard wide, nia.k'd J S. in a Table, with blue Head Ends, and blue Selvage, Value about two Guineas each Piece. Whoever ha. found, or can give Information ol the laid Pieces, or either of them, to Mr. William Cetrr, jun. in Leeds j or to Jobn Wells, at Bradford, fhall be well rewardM. *[* If any Inch Pieces within the ...

... arc required to pay into the llandt of Mr. Jobn Caygill or Mtffrs, Jeremiah Royds and Co. 0/ Halifax, (who are appointed joint Frcafurers ) the Sum of ' Thirty Pound, per Cent, upon their refpetiive Stthj'crip- tio/lj, on or before the loth Fen of April next. P.y Older ofthc ComnitCioners, THOMAS SIMPSON, Cleric. HP HE CREDITORS of Mr. JOHN X. WET II E R HEAD, hue cf Lterlf, Men hant, are del. ...

... a Report, that ihe POR TER BRE WER V In Bradford will h. difcontinued . This is to acquaint the PU B L IC, That there is a large Stock of good mil.l Poiter ready to be de- livered at ihe above Place 5 where a'l Gentlemen, Inn - Keepers, and Others, may be fervM with the lame • and alio with Foreign Biandy,, Jamaica Rum, and Britifh Spirits, as ufual. fc_p Aiid Mellrs. AXED, and Co. delire all ...

... and paying the Chir-res, may have their own again, by applying to Mr. George Falkimer, Bafket-MaJter in Rotbwcil. February 25, 176?. THOMAS GOTT, Taylor, In SIMPSON'S -FO LD, Leeds, TAKES this Method of acquainting Mr. JOSHUA BAXTER, That if he doe? not in Fourteen Days Time from the Dpte hereof, pay for his Cloaths- making, ?? which have been ir.aile upwards of a Year, they will lie fold to ...

... catting of the Canal (about two Miles and a Half) from Brookfinoutli to Sowerby-Bridge in the Parilh of Halifax. try Apply to the Committee at the Royal- Oak in Sow- erby-Street; or to THOMAS SIMPSON, of Halifax, Clerk to the laid Navigation. >_ ■ To be SOLD, Situate at Hunflet Moor End, in the Parijb of Leeds, EIGHT DWELLING-HOUSES, fix of which are new - built, all Freehold, let at about Ten ...

... fever al of m Friends to offer tuyfelf again as a Candidate for the Office ef Register, tuhien *. now vacant by ttie Death of Mr* HITCH -, yet, conjidering my pre/cat Tine of Life, etnd. ihe Circutnfiancet lam now in, l decline giving my Friendt any Trouble upon this Occafion ; not doubting that their Choice will fall upon the Perfon whoj'e public and private Character, and Circumfiances of ...

... - Rev. Mr. MOORE, of Headingley, Being a I'mall Colle.tion of VALUABLE BOOKS. ilie Pii-ps primed in the C,*.TAUOCUE. To be fold at the Houfe ?? Mr. O*_LE, Bookftsljer in Kirkgate. beetles, on Ttu.ilay next the 16th of this inllant Maich, anil the following Days in that Week. The Books in genetal are neat and in good Condition. , . CatalociMl s may he had of the faid Mr. Ogle, .and of ibe > c ...