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... to Non-febfcrihei-s, ss. each To all Pe«Mßtas-,l>Rrf.i.T_Ks ahd otheri. NOTICE is lieicby given, thatthe Poriih Church orALDJCR-ro-N I, m {treat want ol lep.ir, ..nd that all lucli [.efforts as are willing to contraft for the fame, may be inlorm.d of p.rticulars by applying to the minifter, church- wardens, or any of the principal Inhabitant, of the faid pariffi, gj. Propofals to be delivered ...

... Suffolk apd Effex. To be LETT, and Entered upon Directly A Dwelling house and Shop, very convenient for a Cooper, well situated for that trade, in Framsden, Suffolk. g^> Inquire of John Flick of Helmingham. A To be S O L D Good House, Back-house and Dairy, with a stable and barn, and about 9 or 10 acres of very good land, part freehold and part copyhold, situated in Bredfield in Suffolk, and ...

... a certain aii of parliament ■nadc and paffed in tki ljtb yeer of the reign if his lale Majefly King (At. rge 11, (entiuli il, /In a.i f r improving end prrferving the navig/iti n from Salter's Lead Sluice inthe county cf Norfolk to Stend'grtntnd Siv ice in th county tf Huntingdon ( and from Flood's h'trry in ibe ?? of Vr. in the county of Cambridge, to Rimfcy High Load in th fab! county of ...

... NORFOLK., Sec. Turnpike RmJ SUDBURY r« BURY. Mmlng tkt fir lit fiH Mud, * wi/lUrt lit Six Belli Im Bury St. Bdiaund'i, » Tuesday lit dry tf yurt mxt, at a'thtkai mm. . SOLD by AUCTION By NOjtli'MAK**. On Wt dm y, June 10, and Thrur following Dari, ALL the Genuine Houlhold Furniture of the Rev. Mr. Callaway (who ii going to leave the town) at hii dwetling-houfe near the Oieat bridge in I' hat ...

... The General Quarter-feflion* of the Peace of our Sovereign Lord the King, holden adjournment at Bury St. Edmund's, in and for the faid county of Suffolk, on Monday the 4th Day of May, in the Year of our Lord 1778, before Jofeua Gr'ithy, John Godbold and Ctriftother Metcalfe, Elqrs. and otheri, Juftices afligned to keep the Peace in and for the faid county; and alfo to hear and determine divers ...

... THE Creditor, of HENRY SIMPSON, late of Polfted in Suffolk, farmer, dec. are requelled forthwith to fend an account of their refpedlive claims and demands upon the eftate and effeils of the faid Henry Simpfon, to Mr. Grimes, attomey at law in Hadleigh. BROKE out of Clare Bridewell, JOHN BYAM, labourer, a 6 or 27 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high. Rout made, full faced, with (hort black ...

... a pair of horfes. ?? particulars enquire of Mr. Ward, coach- maker, on the Angel-hill, Bury. SITUATION for a WATER-MILL. T^O be SOLD. A Piece of Meadosv-ground, containing about Two acres ami an half, wliereon a water-mill ftood, which was lately burnt down, lying at Ditchlngham in Norfolk, within a quarter of amilc of Bun- gay. There ij a goosl ftream, and it is a very defirable fitu- ation ...

... at the Six Bells Inn in Bury St. Edmund., on Tucfday the id day offline ntxt, at Ttircl-vc o'elockat noon. To be SOLD by AUCTIOI* By NOAH BAKER, On Wk dnksdav, June 10, ar.d Three following Days, ALL the Genuine Houfliold Furniture of the Rev. Mr. Callaway (who is g;ing to leave the town J at his dwelling-houfe near the Great Bridge in Thetford, Norfolk ; coniifting of exceeding good four-poft ...