... » We h ?? ve ••J* mutual Confent agreed to diflblve the fame, and, to prevent any Difpute that may anfe have inverted Meff. Charles Wyatt and John Tyler, of this Place, with tht Power of receiving and paying all our Debts, and making a Divif-on of the Surplufagt be- tween us. It is therefore dcfired that all Perfons to whom we ftand indebted will fend to the faid Wyatt tnd Tyler an Account of ...

... ergy, and Freeholders of the County of O X F O RD. GENTLEMEN, ?? take this earlirft Opportunity cf returning r you our moft fincere Thanks for tise high Ho- nour which you have this Day IcftowcA upon Us, by 'uiianimoiifty electing Us your Reprejentativts' in Parliament : An Honour which We frail make our ctmftant Endeavours to dej'erve, hy a ftricl Attention to the Liberties and true IntctTft ...

... theii Friends and the Fuh- lidt, That they have laid in a large AtTortincnt of faftiion.ilile Silks, fiiipcd, flowered, ami plain ; Teat Variety of new Half Silk Goods ; flowered, ftriped, and plain Gau/.is ; Ditto in Ap.uiu and Handkerchiefs | Piinteel LiittlCSt, Cotton;, and Cal- licoes; Book and all othci MuiJir.s ; likewile a gnat Adcirtmeiit of Superfine and other Cloths; Marble Wiltons' ...

... fincet • my Return from Mr. Marfh's Inoculation Hoirfe, ri^ar Highworth, Wilts ;-^—*-In Juftice therefore; ft) Meffrs. Sutton and Marfh, I do hereby declare, that fndh Report is totally falfe and fcandaious -. fpr after faffing through the Difeaie in a' very favourable Planner, I returned hi- ther in perfeft Health j nor have 1 had any Er^jstidri or Indifcofi tion-of any Kind fince. Witnefs ...