... Lane, Leeds, deceafed, very refpeclfully begs Leave to In- form his Patients and the Public, Thai he intends carrying, .n the Buiinefs of a SURGEON and APOTHECARY j where all who pleafe to favor him with their Commands, may depend upon being ferved with the utmolt Diligence and Care, By tbeir obedient bumble Servant, N. BARKER. Agifting of Beafts and other Cattle. NOTICE to Farmers, Graziers ...

... WHEREAS a falfe and mil'cliievous Report hath lately prevailed, that Pcrfons who go from their own Parilhes to a Diftance to work at Harvell Work, are liable to be prelfed, whereby great Numbers of ufelul Labourers lhat have been ul'ed to go from the Weltern Parts of the County of York to reap the Harveft in the Eaft Coun- try, are difcouraged in going from Home, and the Farmers and others who ...

... of SHALLOONS, CALLIMANCOES, &c. On Tuefday the Ninth Day of February next ; (Wednefday the Tenth being the Day appointed for a General Faft) to begin at the ufual Time. My Order ofthe Director,, Jan. 25th, 1779. J. COftIYERS, Clerk. 1 R d 1 g o. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, at Thomas Harwood's, the Talbot, in Leeds, on Tuefday the Sixteenth Day of February Inlt. between the Hours of Five and Seven ...

... COCK. CROFT, now or late of Stocks in Erringden, in ?? Hatilax, in the County ol York, Dealer and Chapman, are defired to meet the Af- lignecs of the faid Bankrupt's Eltate and Effects, on Wed- nesday the Tenth of February next, at Ten o'clock in the Fdrenoon, at William Wadfwortirs, at Hebdeh-Bridge, in rtie Townfliip of WadfWorth, in the Parifh of Halifax afore- faid, in order ?? to, or ...

... fhe has laid In a frefh Affortment of OILS and COLOURS, Dry or ready prepared in OIL, for HOUSE and SICN PAINTING, or DRAWING, Which fhe Is determined to fell on the lowest Terms ; and that all Orders from Town or Country fhall be duly at- tended to, and gratefully tcknowledg'd, by Tbt'sr obliged bumblt Strvant, SARAH WALKER. N. B. Sign Painting and Gilding, neatly and expeditiously perform'd, ...

... DOO, and the black Partt alfo in- .en-nigl-d with lt.agli.ig white Halrt _ had on when he went away, a Leather Collar, with a Braft Plate thereon, engiaved T. CLIFTON, and anfwert to the Name of KILLBUCK Whoever will give Notice of the faid Doe to Mr Jofeph Rulicll, lonholdcr in Otley, fo at he may be had again, fhall be well rewarded for their Trouble. CHESTERFIELD, soth, December, 17-9. ...

... Craven, A FAIR, TOLL FREE, For CATTLE and SHEEP, both fat and lean : And that a FAIR, Toll-Free, will be held there on every other Tuef. day, for the Sale of CATTLE and SHEEP, from thence forward throughout the Year. •»• The Town of Skipton is fjtuated in the Centre of a very large grazing Country, and particularly commodious for holding Fortnight Fairs - is at a convenient Diftance from all ...

... or about the Year 1744, in a Regi- ment then HARRISON'S, and ii fuppofed to have been killed at Oftend in the Year following, be living, and apply to Mr Parker, Attorney in Halifax, he may hear of fome. thing to hit Advantage 1 or if he be dead, any Perfbn who can prove his Death, will, on applying as above, and mak- ing Proof thereof, be well rewarded ; and if the Regimental Book (hewing hia ...

... Arriv'd from the ISLAND of JAVA, f)_ in the Eatt- Indies, and ALIVE, one of the greateft Ra- rities ever brought to Europe in the Age or Memory of Man, The GRAND CASSOWAR. , It is defcribed by the late Dr. Goldfmith as follows, .'iia. 1 The Head infpires fome Degree of Terror like a Warrior ; r it hai the Eye of a Lion, the Defence of a Porcupine, and the Swiftnefs of a Courier j but has ...

... and Favors during the Period of Five Years that I have been at the BULL- INN, in WAKiriein, demand my mort fincere Thanks : Permit therefore thus publicly to allure you, 1 fhall ever re- tain the wanned Serifc of Grtiitiide for the many diili nguifli- td Obligations .conferred on'frie tßere. And now take the Liberty of Acquainting you, That I. have taken, ancj eptered.r»ipon the SW ANN-INN, at ...

... Rev. Mr. WHI TAKER, both oi Leeds: Rev. Mr. POTTer, of Woolty, Rev. Mr.TENNA NT, of Ctirltm, (All lately Deceafed : ) And feveral other Libraries, lately purchafed. Which began to be SOLD (for Ready Monty) The Beginning of Oc-roiia, 1779, and will continue Daily on Sale, it the Prices fixed, till ill are Sold, s By J. BINNS, Bookleller in Leeds • - Who givea the Fu II Value for Librariei or ...

... are coming back, and being unable to fatisfy his Creditors, hath aflign'd over all his Goods, Book Debts and Effefts whatfoever, unto WHIT TELL SHEEPSHANKS, of Leeds, Merchant, and THOMAS BREAREY the Younger, of Tadcaller, Mer- chant, for the general Benefit of all his Creditors : We therefore requeft ail the Creditors of the fald William Brea- rey, immediately to fend us an Account of their ...