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... JANUARY 1776. JOSEPH MAYOW, Habcidalher, in the High-Street, having pur eh fed the Stock in Trade of Mr. EDWARD DOE, late the Corn-Market, Oxford, con(ifting of a large Aflbrtmcnt of Woollen and I.incn Drapery, Hahctdalhcry and Hoficry Goods, determined fell oil*the Whole, for ready Money, confTdcrably under Prime Coll, order to clear the Shop, and make Room for a frelh Alfortmcnt agaiuft the ...
... WAUw I K ON the 4th March, 1776, and the follow Day*, will by T JO'C, HOI’SUOLD URNirLHEof Mr. Taylor, H.tkcr, in the Markct-i'lacc, the Roroujli of W'arwick, with the Plate, i inen, an.l China; together Drtf- Jing-Mill, and oihrr L'tenGls in the Raking IJulincfs: TJ.c Sale begin each Morning at Ten Clock. Allb the DWELLING-HOUSE late in the Occupation of the laid Mr. Taylor, which fitted in ...
... confiding McOunge, Orchard, and Garden, with a Clofc adjoining, called Broom Clofe, containing about twelve Acres Paflurc Land; fcvcral of Arabic Land, containing al>out four Acres, fonie Diflance from the above; like wife two Yard-Lands and twenty Acres in the Common Fields of Woijtton aforcfaid; together with 3 A. IK. aoP. of Meadow and-a Heath of incloled Ground, containing almut thirty ...
... OXFO D, January 13, JAMES STREET, Partner with the late Mr. James Morten, begs return his llntcre. Thanks for the Favours conferred; and takes the allied Opportunity Iblicitiny Continnuricc.. for the joint ikuefit of htmielf and the Widow.*—Tnc Fratlc wifi carried 5n its various Branches of Mercery, I inen ami Woollen Drapery, Hoficry and Hat Hufine.i; all which will he rendered on the moll ...
... TO be SOLD by AUCTION, Mr. WAY and SON, the yth of AuguO, 17if. GREAT 11 LV, near Tctfworth, All the HOUSHOLD FURNITURE, Brewing Utenfils, and Stock in Trade of Mr. JOS L'PH COX, late of Great afore&ld, Ironmonger, dccealed; the Stuck confiding of npwards of twenty hundred Weight of Spikes and Nails, and all Mannerof Articles in tbe Ironmongery Bnfinefs: Printed Catalogues whereof may had in ...
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... X F R 1), February, 1776. SUCH Perfons as ftand indebted to the Eftate the late Mr. Alderman AUSTIN, ilcccafed, are rcquefted to pay their reiptY ire Debts to Mr. lames Clarke, Mercer, in Oxford, his Son-in-I.aw, SucccfTbr, and one the F.xecutors if any Demands upon the (aid Mr. Audio remain dill unfutlsficd, fuch Hills arc dtfired to be forthwith delivered to the Mr. James Clatkc, that they ...
... Vi- _ renounces all the Pretentions Ju Vv ? Diftritts and Iflands which flic ...
... Hereftrd, May 30. On Saturday laft about twelve r»'Clock Noon, Mr. Walwyn having declined the Poll, the Right Hon. Thomas Harley was declared duly Knight of the Shire for this County, in tne Room the prefent Lord Foley ; and upon calling up the Books, the Numbtrs were. For Mr. Harley, i6Bj Mr. Walwyn, Majority Ne-weajllr, Max 15. Tucfday Night a Number of Vagrants of both Sexes were ...
... to lend Account thereof to Mrs. Smith, his Widow and Executrix; or to Mr. Morrell, Attorney, Oxford: And thole who arc indebted to the laid Eftates, are deured pay as above. PERSONS of FASHION. prevent the Impofitions that too frequently attend the railing of Money, by the Meant of hole illegal and illiberal Proceedings have too juftff can led the Profclijon to he held in uuivcrfal Con- Mr, ...
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... midwifery. MRS. MARGARET PALMER, begs Leave to acquaint the Publick, and her Friends paiticoiarly, That (he li jl'ft returned from London, where the lias been for li.ine ime part, in order to improve henclf tlic Art of Midwifery, under the Direction of Dr. Olbornc; who has given aCcrtihcatc, under his own l, of her nflldiians Application uhilll under Care, and of her properly qualilicd. pracli ...