... di- viding and inclofing certain Commons or Pieces of Wafte- ** ground, in the Parifhes of Bonfall, Wirkfworth, and Mat- lock, in the County of Derby, intend to meet at ?? of Mr. William Lovatt, known by the Name of Matlock New-Bath, ?? ?? 2 ?? of January Inftant, to hear Evidence, and finally determine the feveral Claims already made of Common Right on the faid Wafte- grounds, which have ...

... by the Turnpike Road leading from Nottingham to Derby, confifting of three Room; on a Floor, with good Lodging Rooms over them, and Garrets, with convenient Out Offices, and two good Gardens, containing near half an Acre of Land ; alfo ten Acres more may be had if required, and now in the Occupation of Captain Boyd. For Particulars enquire of Mr. G. ANTIL, Stapleford. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED. ...

... public Advertifement, to confider of an Addrefs to the King, on the late Succefs of his Majefty's Arms againft the Rebels in Ame- rica ; which being prefented and read, it was unanimoufly agreed to. TH E Creditors of WILLIAM DARBY, late of Burton-upon-Trent in the County of Stafford, Viftualler, deceas'd, are required forthwith to fend an Ac- count of their refpeftive Demands to Mr. WILLIAM ...

... Saturday the 22d Day of February next, be- tween the Hours of three and five in the Afternoon (un- lefs fooner difpofed of by Private Contraft, of which time- ly Notice will be given in this Paper) fubjeft to fuch Conditions as fhall be then and there produced ; A Very convenient and genteel DWELLING- HOUSE, with the Out-buildings, Gardens, and Ap- purtenances thereto belonging, fituate near ...

... of March next, at Three of the Clock in the Af- ternoon of that Day, fuhjeft to fuch Conditions as fhall be then produced, unlefs fooner difpofed of by private Con- traft, of which Notice will be given j A Leafehold ESTATE, fituate in the High- Street, in Burton-upon-Trent aforefaid, near to the Market-Place, in the Occupation of Mr. William Moreton, Cheefefaftor, confifting of a new built and ...

... Saturday the aad Day of February next, be- tween the Hours of three and five in the Afternoon (un- lefs fooner difpofed of by Piivate Contraft, of which time- ly Notice will be given in this Paper) fubjeft to fuch Conditions as fhall be then and there produced ; A Very convenient and genteel DWELLING- HOUSE, with the Out-buildir ps, Gardens, and Ap- purtenances thereto belonging, fituate near ...

... Houfeof Mr. William Campion, known by the Sign of the Dolphin, in King,s-Street, Derby, on Thurfday the 20th of Marr-h next, between the Hours of 3 and 5 in the Afternoon (if not difpofed offbefore by Private Contraft, of which public Notice will be given) ON E undivided Third Share of the faid Houfe, and Appurtenances thereto belonging; alfo One Third Share of a Houfe, Tenement, and Smith's ...

... of fix Rooms on a Floor, with very good vaulted Cellar,, Brewhoufe, Laundry, Stabling for twelve Horfes, Coach-Houfe, and other fuitable Convenien- ces j togetherwith a Garden, containing upwards of an Acre of Land, inclofed with proper Brick Walls and planted with Fruit Trees ; the whole exceedingly convenient for a Gentle- man's Family, and lituate at Wirkfworth, in the County of Derby, ...

... weighing the prefent Coin of this Realm, are fold wholefale and retail by WHITEHURST and WRIGHT, Clock and Watch-makers, Derby; and by Mrs. WRIGHT, Watch- ntaker, Chefterfield. v N.B. The beft MONEY SCALES are continued to be fold at the above Places, on the moft reafonable Terms. * LL Perfons who have any Demands on the ?? Effeas of the late ROBERT WINFIELD, Apothe- cary, deceafed, are ...

... new, and neatly bound, propofes to fell thsm at very low Prices, at his Shop in the Irongate, Derby, viz. Bafkerville's elegant Bible, Accountof 300 Animals. large Folio. Collumbus's Voyage. Henry on the Bible, 6 V. dit. Hoppus's Meai'urer. Purver's Bible, 2 Vols, ditto. Fifher's Arithmetic. Burkitt on the New Teft. Wife's ditto. Jofephus's Hift. of the Jewifh Ready Reckoner. Wars, 4to. ...

... 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, ...

... and HOOLE's Warehoufes, Ca- vendifh-Bridge, and at Mr. Crofby's Warehoufe, Derby, a large AfTortment of White Dutch and Red Clover- Seed, Sec. Orders directed to either Places as above, will be duly attended to, and all Favours gratefully acknowledged by Their much obliged humble Servants, EYRE and HOOLE. ?? ?? To be S O L D by AUCTION, By T. T R I M E R. On Wednefday the ad of April, (being ...