... and Jt-i , nu '775. ALL the gentune EfFefts and Houfe- hold Furniture John Cronk, at Woodcut Farm in the Parirti of Yalding, Kent. Confiding of yoofe and other Feather Beds, Bedding, Chairs, Tables, Looking. Claires, very good Home made Sheets and other ...

... Newbery, in Ludgate-flreet. Sold Simmons and Kirkby Canterbury, T. RoclieAtr, R. Walker, Maidftone, by all the book fellera in Kent and Sufl'ex, and maybe had, carriage free of the men who deliver Paper. N. B. In the Supplement the Gentleman's Magazine inferred ...

... Miftrefs of a Workhoufe, For the Care and Management of the Poor if the Piriflies DARENT* and HORTOK-KI«BV, near Dartford, in Kent fober, induftrious, and frugal Woman, who can read and write and well {killed Spinning and Knitting. An, Perfon, whom this ...

... of four hoglheads of Burgundy, three ditto of Champaigne, fix puncheons of Old Cane Spirits, fame Hermitage, Old Hock, and a boot forty dozen of the belt Tokey, &c. &c. That they had killed thegreateft part the deer in his park, aad had ruined his fine ...

... own Houfe. JOHN BLACKLEY, BOOT and SHOEMAKER, BEGS Leave to inform the Public, that he has opened A WAREHOUSE, at the BOOT and SLIPPER, opposite St. MARY Bardman's Church, Highstreet, Canterbury. where he intends to sell BOOTS and SHOES at the following ...

... Nov. 17, 177;. NOT ICE. ALL Perfons, who ftand indebted to the Afiminiftratrix Stephen Oliver, late of aver/ham the County Kent, Carrier, are required pay their Debts MefC Buck and Tappt-npin, Attomies at Favertham, or they will be for the fame.-—And ...

... ftrve the full r* ' Term- of faven Tears, an APPRENTICE fI.ACKSMI TH. ,f'/ ur ' her enquire of Gtoant BAKXR, at Adilham, in Kent. A letter from Cafltel, dated Dec. 4, fays, Inclofed I fend you tlie pat tictslars of the Murder Mr. Power, the White Boys ...