... and upwards, fituate and being at CROPATOP, in the Parifh of Sutton on the Hill, in the Cour-ty hf Derby. For Particulars enquirs of Mr. BEIGHTON of Windley, in the faid County. 2 stb Auguft, 1779. To be SOL D, On the 1 6th Day of September next, betwixt the Hours of Twelve and Four, at the Houfc of George Morton, known by the Sign of the Georce, in HATHERSAGE, in the County of Derby. ALL that ...

... are of a new and philofo- phical Conftruction, well adapted to keep the Fingers Clean, guard the Pen from Injury, and preferve the Ink from becoming thick and fpoiling, as is ufual in the common Jnkpots. •§H§ Printed Directions given with each. The Pyramid Seals, made of artificial Basalts 3, and fini-hed with a Polifh that cannot be injured even with a File, may be had as above. Derbylhire ...

... Sir JOHN EVERY, late of Eggington in thi. County Derby, Baronet, deceafed, are requefted tofend an Account of their refpeftive Demands to Mcff. HOSK.INS and FOWLER, Atcornics in Burton- .wpon-Trent. ?? At the Golden-Fleece, High-Street, BURTON -UPON -TRENT. MERCERY, DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY, MILLINERY, Sec. ROBERT GRESLEY begs leave to exprefs his grateful Senfe to the Ladies and Gentlemen of ...

... Mr. Samvel Brown, Holier. Enquire of Mr. BATEMAN, Attorney in Derby. To be LETT, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, APUBLICK-HOUSE, known by the Sign of the BEAR, with a Stable, and other Con- veniences ; fituate in the Parifh of St. Peter, in the Borough of Derby. The STOCK and FURNITURE will be Sold. It is now in the Poffeffion of Serjeant CHRISTMAS, who is obliged to leave the Town on his Duty. ...

... good CharaCter> may hear of a Place to her Advantage, by applying (perfonally) to the PRINTER of this Paper. EDUCATION vf YOUTH, At Mr. GOODRICH* s BOARDING-SCHOOL, In SUTTON in ASHFIELD, Nottingbamjbire. WILL commence on Monday the 9th of January, 1780. And as all poffible Attention will be paid to the Interefts of his Pupils, both with ?? to their diligent Application to Study, and the ...

... Churth, Da.V, known by tha Sign of the Nags-Head. For Particulars enquire of Mr ELLIS, Grocer, next Door to the faid Publiek Houfe. MR. WILLIAM WYATT, of Burton-upon- Trent, in the County of Stafford, (on account of his ill State of Health, and his Concerns at ?? Diftancc) having empowered us to fettle his Affairs, We requeft all Perfons who have any Claim upon the faid William Wyatt, to ...

... near Burton upon Trent, Thirty or Forty Tons of large LEAD PIPES, or more if required, at the Price of old Lead. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. JOHN BURTON at Bretby aforefaid. WASHINGTON. To be SOLD, Together or Separately, FIVE CLOSES, or Parcels of inclofed LAND, in Wafhington aforefaid, in the Parifh of Crich, and County of Derby, called the Partridge Dole, the Doe-Oak, the farther ...

... SIXTEENTHS, by THOMAS STRONG, At his Old STATE LO TTERY OFFICE, No. 224, High-Holborn ; (Lieenfed agreeable to Aft of Parliament.) The Proprietor of this Office gratefully acknowledges the Obligations received from his Friends and Correfpondents in the laft and former Lotteries, and begs Leave to acquaint them, that all Bufinefs relative to the prefent Lottery will be conducted, as ufual, on ...

... Taylor, in the Market-Place, about fix Yards of fuperfine Drab Cloth; one Yard 7~Bths of light Blue; a new Fuftian Frock with Buttons at the Sleeve ; an old Drab Coat, and Buff Breeches; and an old Waiftcoat, near a Drab colour, without Buttons. Whoever will give Information of the Goods to Mr. Kiddy, fo that they may be had again, fliall be handfomely rewarded. If they are offered to Sale, it ...

... Fritche, known by the Sign of the Green Dragon in Derby aforefaid, on Wednefday the izth Day of May next, at three ?? in the Afternoon of that Day, in order to receive a proportionate Part of the Money arifing from the Effeas of the faid Samuel Dethick, according to their refpeaive Debts. N. B. Every Creditor is defired to bring a particular Account of his Debt along with him. WALTON, Near ...

... the Gentlemen and Public, that they intend to carry on the above Bufinefs at a Room at George Gallimore's, oppofite the Horfe and Jockey, in St. Johns-Street, Ashborne. Thofe who pleafe to favour them with their Commands, may depend on their Endeavours to execute them to their Approbation, and the Favor will be gratefully acknowledged fe y Their humble Servants, THOMAS WALKER, And ROBERT COPE ...

... will commence on Thurfday the sth of Auguft, and at Derby on Monday the 16th. To be LETT, r And entered on at Michaelitias next; Pleafantly fituated at Dvffield, four Miles from Derby ; THE VICARAGE HOUSE, confiftine of four Rooms on a Floor; with a Kitchen, Brewhoufe, Stable, Sec. Alfo a large Garden, and two rich Meadows, containing about nine Acres. For further Particulars apply to the Rev. ...