... to pay their re- fpective Debts unto Mr. DALRYMPLE, Attorney at Law in Burton-upon-Treht aforefaid, on or before the firft Day of July next, or they will be fued for the fame without fur- ther Notice. Burton, 29th May, 17S0. _ ; ■ ( 1780. ) NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT an Ad. of Parliament is obtained for making a Turnpike Road from Meltonmowbray in the County of Leicefter, to Grantham in the ...

... built j Harnefs compleat, with Italian Collars. Alfo a Pair of fteady black HORSES. For Particulars enquire of the Printer hereof. DERBY 8c BURTON TURNPIKE. WE whofe Names are hereunder written, being TRUSTEES for carrying this Turnpike Aft into Execution, do hereby give Notice, That the next Meeting of '.he faid Truftees will be held at the King's- Head in Derby, on Monday the 13th Day ?? ...

... ALLWOOD, has been cured (by taking your Reftorative Medicine) of a moft dangerous COUGH and HORSENESS, which had brought him fo low, that he could fcarce walk, and a CONSUMPTION was apprehended. He obferved your Directions, and by perfevering in the Medicine, is now, by the Bleffing of God, happily recovered, and works at his Trade of a Mafon. I beg you will make this public for the Benefit of ...

... give Notice, that at my next County-Court, to be held by Adjournment at the County-Hall in DERBY* on 'Saturday the 23d Day of this Inft. September* at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon, I fhall, (in Obedir ence to his Majefty's Writ to me directed) proceed to the Election of two Knights, to ferve in the Parliament to be holden at Weft- minfter on the 31ft Day of October next ; of which all ...

... of the King's-Hsad in SHEFFIELD, in the County of York, according to fuch Conditions as will then be produced : The Sale to • begin at Two o'clock in the Afternoon : AN Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Carter-Hal l-Lani, fituate in the Pari fh of Eckington, in the County of Derby, confifting of a JVfefTuage, Barn and other Out-buildings, and feveral Clofes of Meadow and Paftuie Land, ...

... January, 1781, ALL the LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS of HUSBANDRY, &c. &c. of E. S. POLE, Efq; deceafed. The Sale to begin at Nine ?? in the Morning, and continue till the whole are difpofed of. To be LETT, • And entered Upon at Chrijlmas or 'Lady-Day next . THE PARSONAGE HOUSE at South Normanton, in this County, confifting of a Dining Room, Parlour, and Study, with four Bed-Chambers on fhe firfi ...

... well known far its convenient and agree- able Situation, both for bathing and drinking the Waters ; togetherwith betwixt^o ahd 40 Acresof LAND, lyingnear the fame. For Particulars, apply to the Rev. JOHfT MOREWOOD, at Highfield, near Chefterfield ; or to Mr. BOSSLEY, in Bakewell. ** ; The Premifes willbe fhewed by Mr. JOSEPH MORE- >WOOD, of the OtteFhole,' near Buxton. ; ■ > ?? _ iDERBTS H I ...

... in NOTTINGHAM, through his ill State of Health, he has taken the Houfe, and begs Leave to folicit the Continuance of the Favors of all thofe Gentlemen that have made Ufe of the faid Inn, and the. Public in general ; every needful Repair will be done to the Houfe and Stables to render them agreeable, ahd humbly hopes that from the Ufage every Gentleman will meet with, he may merit their future ...

... ONE HUNDRED JOURNEYMEN SHOE- MAKERS By applying to WILLIAM GILBERT of Uttoxeter, may have constant Employ. Good Work and good Wages. 26th JUNE, 1780. RECOGNIZANCES. Derbyshire. 'THE following Perfons having __L entered into Recognizances to ap- pear at rhe Seffions, may hereby take Notice, that their Re- cognizances wiil beeftreated, whereby they and their Sureties will forfeit the feveral ...

... Public, that he has refitted the above Inn in a neat and elegant Manner, for the Reception of Travellers : He has alfo provided neat Poft-Chaifes, with able Horfes and care- ful Drivers'} and that no Pains will be fpared to accommo- date thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who pleafe to. favour him with their Company, whofe Favours will be gratefully ac- knowledged by Their humble Servant, T. ...

... of their feveral D emands to Mr. SAMUEL BENTLEY of the Afh, in the County of Derby, the only Executor, or to Mr. UPTON, Attorney in Derby.— And all Perfons who are indebted to the Eftate of the faid Mr. SADLER, are defired to pay their refpective Debts to Mr. BENTLEY or Mr. UPTON on or before the ift Day of February next. Derby, iztb January, 1780. W A N T E D, A SMART aclive LAD, as an ...

... will be given. For Particulars enquire (perfonally) of the PRINTER hereof, as no Letters will be anfwered. FLINT and BRADSHAW, MERCERS and DRAPERS, RESPECTFULLY inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they have laid in an entire new Affortment of MERCERY. DRAPERY, and HABER- DASHERY GOODS, which are now felling on the moft reafqnable Terms, at their Shop in the Market-Place, DERBY ...