... XH E Partnerlhip betwixt Me and Mr. JAMES BOYNTON being mutually dilTbWed, I take tnia Opportunity to return Thanks to thofe wbo have fa- voured us with their Commands during thefaid Partnerfhip, and to inform them and the Public, that the BufincCs in fu- ture will be carried on by me in all its Branches. (3 Thofe who pleale to favour me with their Orders, may depend on their Bufm.f. being ...

... RICHARD WOOD, begs Leave to inform his Friends and the Public, who have the above Horde, That upon Mr. declining Bufinets in his Fat our, he has entered upon the NEW INN, where humbly hopes a Continuance thole Favours hitherto conferred on ids PrcdeecfTor; where they may rely meeting with civil treatment, proper Attendance, and the bell Accommodations of every Kind from '1 heir very humble ...

... 1-i' h ?? A, r „ , „,-rj a. ?? . ?? A SILV-ER WATCH STOLEN, F^i:. u r'.A V „'.: ?? A.,A r ;A Any perfon that can fceo» the shove ?? ihas-r may be returned to the 'owner, ill ie rewarded, and any expences ihei- may i-r.e ?? en at chearlully paid- It is i,-i;i:eileil,that ,vite-ln„.-.!.ci s and others „ ill eicamuH: .1 iy «ratc!rci ■pre nl, lieni lai '-■ i ?? pari ar i'or I , O N 8 i O N, « THE ...

... a large fee ilv in *l,c country. Tor particulars, apply to Mr John Boinmr, near tlic Tnw rliil.,' I S li E L L - M A R L E. mo be SOLD by public roup, at PRESTONTIELD. uiv-vi i, ?? L the ?? oi' June current, a Quantity of SHELL-MABXE, in ■ vc*>! Lots ; a great part of evhicll is of lail year's drawing. Tbe laic to begin at eleven o'clock before noon. 1. ANID S ia BUT li to be SO L. 1 1. To ...

... SOUL, and its inftinctive Scnfc of Goo.l and EviL To which ire nel.lcd, Tilol'.j UTS ?? Till ORIGIN Ily UADET. CACLFEILD, I-lili; F. R. S. Author of the letters in proo! of a .- :. tiatlar as v ell as a general Pro- vidence; which appearedin tbe Public Advrrtiftr (of London) ii. tho B O O X S to be S O L D. I -pO be SOU) by Aa-fHpn, within the Sale-room below Balfour's Cof- I X i- ii ?? a ...

... IIVH SOCIETY i. to he heid in their Hall in the Colic-ire- „, ?? ?? „„ Tuadi)- tht r 7 th t'tv of Xr: -.-em bcr osxrr, at QNE THOI rSAND or TWO THOUSAND AFORG E R Y. ■' ?? . oath with ?? aird ivi, iitc.l, ilinir tire llarlingt'.n ir.mk : ?? and feci'rc him in Lnv of hi- Majeilv's ?? lhi.ll tv.v'.vt- a reward ?? ?? IV POUNDS. Aird vvh.'. v.-r v.'ill apprehend the 1i.i.l |ohn Tei itthifon, tr ...

... Lancafter, are defired to pay the fame to JOHN BARBER of Eckington, or SAMUEL KNOWLS at Goton, who will attend at his Warehoufe in Manchefter every Tuefday and Thurfday.— -All Perfons having any Demands on the faid Mr. JUDE PARR, are defired to apply for the fame. N. B. The LEATHER BUSINESS will be carried on by JOHN BARBER, and SAMUEL KNOWLS, as ufual. APRIL 9, 1778. DANCING. MR. TUNALEY begs ...

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... Mercers and Drapers the Corn-Market, Oxford, HAVING laid in, for the Spring Trade, very large Allbrtaient ot SILKS, jiiain, ftriyed, and flowered ; a vaft Variety of printed Cottons, Lawns, Mullins, and Callicoes; with great Choice mod Arlicics in the Mercery as well as Drapery Bulincl's ; they thus beg Leave to inform their Friends and the Fublick, that they are rcfoLcd to fell as cheap as in ...

... WANTED Curacy, by a Clergyman in Prieft’s Ord:rs, in any healthy Si. .ation, within feventy Miles of Oxford.——For further Particulars direct for A. B. left at the Bull Inn, at Fairford, Gloucefterlhire. TO be SOLD,—A DWELUNG-HOUSE, in the Red-I,ion-Strect, in Banbury, in the County of Oxford ; confiding of a Shop and Parlour in Front, with falhed Windows; two Kitchens, four Bed-Chambers, good ...

... GLOUCESTE‘ S I R E. TO be LETT, and entered upon immediately,— A HOUSE, fituated at Uonrton-on-the-Water, Gloncefterfhire; confiding of a Kitchen and two Parkmrs, wit It Pantries, &c. three Rooms on the find Floor, with Clot'ets each, and very good Garrets over them : allb Stable, Honfes, and Kitchen Gaidcn. Tenant may accommodajed with fix or feven Acres of good Failure Land. ■ - Bourton is ...

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