... to bring them in on or before the third Day of April next, to his Son EDWARD DEAKIN, of Mufden, that he may the better be enabled to fettle his late Father's Affairs. March the 15th, 1777. ?? ALL Perfons who have any Demands on the E_fed.s of the late ROBERT WINFIELD, Apothe- cary, deceafed, are defired to fend in their refpe&ive Ac- counts to Mr. FOSTER, Loughborough, or Mr. DANIEL WINFIELD, ...

... &!s Dap 10 PttWiftcn, Price only SIX-HEN C E, Elegantly adorned with three beautiful Copper- plate*, the fubjeirs of which are as follow, viz. ? The Author and his Faini.y with his ufual At- tendants. 1. A Lively Rf pretension of Mr. Fonte and Mrs. Gardner in the Chara&ers of two Serjeants ar Law, with the other droll Figures which form rhe firft Scene of the third Actor the new Comedy ?? the ...

... Boat- wright, was flopped and robbed by William Crofby, of Cavendifh Bridge, William Fofter, Rowland Sudbury* and Thomas Lfces, all of Caftle Donington, upon a certain Place called the Caftle Hill, in the Town of Caftle Donington aforefaid.' Now I the faid John Weft, do, in Juftice to the Charadters of the faid William Crofby, William Fofter, Rowland Sudbury, and Thomas Lees, hereby publickly ...

... of making up certain Medicines for the Cure of Infanity, Melancholy, and nervous Com- plaints, of which I am the only Proprietor, and which were communicated to me by my Father John Chadwick) pub- lished *n Advertifement in the Derby Mercury ofthe 13 Inft. Jo which he aflerted that he conftantly lived with my Father to the Time of his Death, and from about 7 Years of Age continually affifted, ...

... Drawing, (being the completeft and cheapeft Book of the Kind ever yet published. THE Complete Engliih Gardener: O R, Gardening made perfecily Eafy. Containing full and plain Directions for the proper Management of the. flower, Fruit, and JTir ?? Gardens for every Month in the Year. The whoie laid down in fo plain ana eafy a Manner, that all who arc desirous o( mar-aging a Garden may do it ...

... of Stafford, on Thurfday the 16th Day of December Inft. between the Hours of j and 7in the Afternoon, fubjeci to fuch Conditions ns fhall be then produced ; THE Fee Simple and Inheritance of feverai MES- SUAGES, TENEMENTS, LANDS, and HE. REDITAMENTS in the Panfh of Leek, in the Conn, ty of Stafford, hereafter particularized. A Mefluage or Tenement called BIRCHALL* with the Lands and ...

... Churth, Da.V, known by tha Sign of the Nags-Head. For Particulars enquire of Mr ELLIS, Grocer, next Door to the faid Publiek Houfe. MR. WILLIAM WYATT, of Burton-upon- Trent, in the County of Stafford, (on account of his ill State of Health, and his Concerns at ?? Diftancc) having empowered us to fettle his Affairs, We requeft all Perfons who have any Claim upon the faid William Wyatt, to ...

... Perfo'n or Perfons, to tbe feveral Clofes belong- ing to Mrs. Rivett, Mr. John Bateman; and Mr. Mac klin, called tbe Cock-pit Hill Clofe, and the Newton Leys, ftiuate near Cock-pit Hill in tbe Bo- rough of Derby, by pulling down and burning the Fencee of the faid Clofes, and damaging and palliug down Part of a Barn and Stable, in the PoffeJJion of John Heath, Ej'q; in the faid Cock-pit Hill ...

... SHO ES, 800 TS, &c THESE CAKES make with the utmoft Eafe, by the Addition of water only, a moft excellent Shining Liquid Blacking, much fuperior to any hitherto known. It gives the fineft Black, and moft beautiful! Glofs to the Leather, yet never renders it ftiff or hard, but, onthe contrary, pre- vents it's cracking, and preferves it foft, pliable, and mellow to the very laft, whereby it is ...

... Importance to fome Thoufands. This D A V is Publifhed, Price is. 6d. Tbe 'Seventh EDITION of ANEW TREATISE on the VENE- REAL DISEASE, SELF-POLUTION, Impotency, WeakncfTes, Gleets, &c. In this Work a plain and fatisfadtory Account is given of the Venereal Complaints, from rhe ftighteft Infection to its moft morbid State. Defcribing, alfo, chc various Diforders rjiat proceed from that ?? Vice, ...

... dfall near Derby. Sir, I THINK I fhould be undeferving of the Benefit I have received, and greatly deficient in Gratitude to you, if I omitted informing you, that I am fo far recovered from a dangerous Confumptive Cafe, by taking your RESTORATIVE MEDICINE, that I was able to attend my Duty in the Field all the laft Harveft I had taken agreat many Medicines, but received no Relief till I tried ...

... near Burton upon Trent, Thirty or Forty Tons of large LEAD PIPES, or more if required, at the Price of old Lead. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN BURTON at Bretby aforefaid. WASHINGTON. To be SOLD, Together or Separately, FIVE CLOSES, or Parcels of inclofed LAND, in Wafhington aforefaid, in the Parifh of Crich, and County of Derby, called the Partridge Dole, the Doe-Oak, the farther ...