... Favors he has received in the Hair-Drcffing Branch j begs leave to in- form them, he has affigned over that Bufinefs to Mr. CUSWORTH, his late Partner, where it will be carried on in the fame Shop. Derby, 3d July, 1777. J C U S WORTH, HAIR-DRESSER, from London, In the Cork-Market, DERBY. HAVING had aflign'd over to him Mr. BARKER'S Share of the above Bufinefs, humbly Hopes for a Continuance ...

... lath, 13th, and 14th of Auguft, being the two Race Days and the Day following, betwixt Uie Gentle- men of Nottinghamfhire, and the Gentlemen of Derbyfhire, for Two Guineas a Battle, and Ten the odd one : To ihew Thirty-one Cocks for the Main, and ten for Byes, and to fight in Silver : To begin in the Forenoon, after which to adjourn till the Race is over, and then begin again. N. B. To fight ...

... for COSUMPTIONS, calls upon me to return you my fincere Thanks. After taking a Variety of Medicines, (during an Illnefs of three Years) I was entirely given over by my Phyficians. In this Situation, hearing the Character of your Reftorative Medi- cine, as well as of the Cures it had performed, I applied to Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, Officer of Excife, [your Agent at Sheffield] for a Bottle ; by taking ...

... Alhborne, called Buck-Holme, containing upwards of 50 Acres, being Part in Derbyfhire and Part in Staffordshire, divided by the Rivers Dove and Bradford, upon which laft Sticam there are great Conveniences for erefting Mills, or other Ma- chines that require a Weight of Water ; and now in the Occupation of Mr. Francis Beresford, Junior, ofßroadlow- Afti, who will fliew the Premifes. Apply for ...

... 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. ...

... 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. ...

... had • been afflicted with the Stone for fix or feven Years, during which Time he had been fubject almoft every Week to fuch Fits ofthe Difeafe, with painful Spafms throughout the Paffages, as put him to the moft excruciating Torture for two or more Days together, the Agonies of which repeatedly threw him into vomitting, and his whole Body into Convul- fions, Delirium, Sec. In fhort, it is ...

... ford Bridge to Langley Mill, ?? or known by the feveral Names of the Burgm-Lane Gate, the Bull-Bridge Gate, the Hearty-Lane Gate, and the Peafy-Lane Gate, will be let by Auaion, to the beft Bidder, at the Houfeof WILLIAM SMITH, (the Black- Swan) in Crich, on Monday the Bth of December next, between the Hours of Eleven and Four, in the Manner direaed by Aa of Parliament, for that purpofe made ...

... Latin, and Greek Languages ; Writing in all its various Hands, Arithmetic, 'Merchants Accounts, the Ufe of the Globes, Algebra, Sec. for 14 Guineas a Year, and a Guinea Entrance, by The Rev. THOMAS CURSHAM, and proper Afliftants. The School will be open'd again on Monday the iith of January. \ To be SOLD to the BEST BIDDER, •On Saturday the ioth Day of January nexr, betweeen the Hours of Four ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... Purfe of FIFTY POUNDS, by four Year old Horfes, Mares, or Geldings, that never won 501. at one Time (Matches, Sec, excepted) Colts to carry Bft. 7lh. Fillies Bft. 41b. Bridle and Saddle included; the beft of three ?? heats. OnWapNzsDAY the 13 th of Accus t willbe run for, on the fame Giound, FIFTY POUNDS, free for any Horfe, Mare or Gelding, that never won above the Value of Fitty GuiNKAsat ...