... of the PRINTER of this Paper. March 3.6, 1778. To be SOLD, At Mr. John Froggatt's, the Man in the Moon, in Stony-Middleton, on Monday the 6th of April next : A Fall of WOO D, as now fet out in Upper Padley, in the Parifh of Hathsifage. WILLIAM COOPER, of Padley aforefaid, will fliew the Wood; and further Particulars may be had of Mr. JOHN DUTTON, at the Time and Place of Sale. To be S O L D by ...

... a S C H O O L in CHESTERFIELD, on Thurfday the 9th of this Inftant July, at Mr. White's Room in Lords-Mill- Street. — Thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who pleafe to honour him with the Inftrufrion of their Children, may depend on his utmoft Care and Affiduity, and the Favour will be ever gratefully acknowledged- ~r! battelle, MERCER, DRAPER, and HABERDASHER, BEGS Leave to inform his Friends and the ...

... near Derby ; with a good Barn, Stable, and other Conveniences. Together with two fine Orchards, well planted with Fruit* Trees ; and alfo a Pleafure Garden and Kitchen Garden. For Particulars enquire of Mr. MORRISON, near St. Alkmund*s Church, Derby. RS. PRIESTLEY, from London, intends to open a SCHOOL in Wi hks worth, near Matlock, on the 25th of March next, where Young La dies may be boarded ...

... to 20 Feet long, Sidetrees of different Lengths, and fome Joift. The above Timber is exceeding good, little inferior to new, it having been only a ihort Time in Vfe, and will be fold reafonable. Enquireof JOSHUA DANNAH, at Shottle. COCKING. AMAIN of COCKS will be Fought at the George and Dragon in Clifton, near Aihborne, be- twixt the Gentlemen of Staffordshire and Derbyihire; to ihew and ...

... the County of Derby, containing 2 Acres, 3 Roods, and 1 Perch, now in the Pofleflionof Mr. William Cockayne, as Tenant thereof. For further Particulars and Terms of Sale apply to Mr. LAX, in Chefterfield } and the Tenant will fhew the Land. Chefterfield, 30th July, 1778. To be S O L D, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting ofa Dwelling-Houfe, Iron Forge, Boring-Houfe, Dam Wear, Goit and Stream of ...

... up a commodious SHOP, very near the Market-Place, and has laid in an entire new Affortment of GOODS in all the above Branches, ofthe beft Quality, from the different Manufactories, which he purpofes to fell on the loweft Terms pofiible, and doubts not but thofe who pleafe to honour him with their Com- mands, will find his Goods as cheap as any lately offered to j the Public— He has alfo laid ...

... Countiy s containing fafeand quick Methods ofdeftroy- ine Bugs, Lice, Fleas, Rats, Mice, Moles, Weazels, Cater- pillars Frogs, Pifmires, Snails, Flies, Moths, Earwigs, Wafps* Pole Cats, Badgers, Foxes, Otters, and Fiih and Birds of all kinds, Sec. Sec. To which are added ufeful Fami'y Receipts, for the Preparation of Medicines, for the Cure of common Diforders. TheGEKTitiiAH Fabrie«} or ...

... TON Earl FERRERS, deceafed, are requefted to fend an Account of the Natur*? x Particulars, and Amount of their refpeaive Demands, to Mr. WHITBY, in Derby; Meflrs. HOSKINS and FOWI.ER, Burton-upon-Trent; Meflrs. BAXTERS, Furnival's-Inn, or Mr. RIDER, Fetter-Lane, London. Nottingham, Oct. 8, 1778. To the Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, and Burgesses, ofthe Town and County of the Town of ...

... received ; and hopes that a Heady Application tonufinefs will merit a Continuance. ' He takes the Liberty of recommending to the La dies his improved ELASTICK TUPEES, over which the Hair may be drefled without the Ufe of Pins, and for Eafe, Elegance, Sec. are far fuperior to any yet invented, as they f_rve much Time in drefling, and are as durable as thofe made on the old Conftruftion. He ...

... the feveral Open Fields, Arable Lands, Meadows, Commons, and Wafte Grounds, within the Manor of Killamarfh, in the County of Derby, do hereby give Notice, that they will meet at the Houfe of Georce Eadson, the Sign of the Packhorfe, in Pediey-Lane, on Tuefday the Fifth Day of January next, at Eleven in the Morning, to execute their Award purfuant to the Directions ofthe faid Act j and all ...

... LEICESTER, late in the Occupation of Mr. Jonathan Kell, deceafed ; comprehending all the convenient Apartments which are now feparately employed by the Smiths, Body-makers, Wheelwrights, Harnefs-makers, and other Manufafturers in the Coach-making Bufinefs. — Alfo the genteel Dwelling- House thereto belonging, togetherwith a pleafant Garden, , and feveral Bays of Buildings, under which may be ...

... Dick-n, of Burton-upon- Trent, -was robbed between Derby and Burton of a BILL for 601. or thereabouts, drawn by the faid T. Dicken of Burton, to his own Order, on Mr. John H_frman'of London, accepted by the faid John Harman, but not indorfed by the faid T. Dicken. — The Public are_efired to detain the Perfon •offering to negociate fuch Bill, and to give Intimation thereof To the faid T. ...