... Confent diflblved, all Perfons indebted to them, are required forth- with to pay their Balances to Mr Svs-aine, who is duly au- thorized to receive the fame ; and fuch Perfona as have any Demands upon them, may apply tothc faid Mr Swaine, who will difcharge the fame. TIM_THY HAINSWORTH. ANNA HOLDEN. ROBERT SWAINE. WILLIAM POLLARD. HALIFAX, February sth, 1780. THE Partnerlhip between Mefl. ...

... the Town of Lttdi, in the County of York, thro' Oiley, Skipton, Cola, Burnley, and Blackburn, to Burfcougb-Briigi, in Walton, in the County of Lancafter, and from Skipton through Giftmm and Clitberee, to Pnfton, in the County Palatine of Laneafler, as are mindful to unite in, or to promote an Application to the next Seffiont of Parlia- ment for a Renewal of the Term, and Enlargement of the ...

... and the Public, That he has taken, and this Day open'd the SHOP lately occupied by Mr John Rogers, Grocer, fituate in Lowerhead-Row, Leeds, nearly oppofite to the Printing-Office, and has laid in a large and frefh 1 . ASSORTMENT of DRUGS ■, ■ ' Alfo, Of Chymical and Galenical Medicines. ?? He likewife fells all Sorts of Fine and Common Teas, c, Chocolate, and Confe£tionary-Coods) alfo Hair- -1 ...

... of York, and Retlor of Market- Burnluin, in Norfolk, (eldeft Son of the Reverend Mr BRYAN ALLOTT, lateof Kirklieatoil, ds-ceafed) are de- tired forthwith to fend an Account of their refpective De- mands upon the faid Mr. Allott, to Mr. Rorwick.of Gray's- Inn, London j Mr.Baron Bolland, of Leeds, in the faid County of York ; or Mr. Raven, of Maiket-Bumham aforefaid, in order that the fame may ...

... in the Partnerlhip of the MIRFIELD i,IME and COAL TRADE: All Perfons who have any-DAnand, on Ceorge France and Co. are defired to fend in tfijff refpea- ive Claims, direaed to Mr Filland, their Agent at Mirfteld t and all Perfon, indebted to the faid Company are defired to pay their Debt, to the faid Mr Filland. Kighley, Thwaites, and Newjholmelndofure. NOTICE is hereby given, ThsttthjeCom- ?? ...

... 1780. Iron - Foundery. EMMET, HOLDEN, and BOLLAND, Hereby inform the PosLi c, XHAT they have erected a BLAST IRON FURNACE, at RIRK.INSHAW, near Bradford ; , and at their IRON FOUNDERY, at HALIFAX, lliey caft and make Prefs Nutts Soals and Lids?? Prefs Plates ??I refs Ovens, with loofe or fait Bottoms, and Mouth I leces for Ditto?? Singeing and Condray Plates?? Cylinder Rolls, ribb'd or ?? ...

... ia Skipton, in Craven, Ttrkjhirt, BEGS Leave ?? his moft grateful Thanks to his Friends. and the Public in general, for their many Favors conferred lippl* him at the faid Inn, and to Inform them, That he now runs hi, Poft-Chaife with good Horfe, and careful Drivers, at , Nine-pence per Mile, (Duty free) to any Part of the Kingdom, on the Ihorteft Notice. ' ?? tf All Gentlemen, Traveller,, and ...

... Books; WHICH WILL BEGIN To be SOLD, (for Ready Money) |t The Latter End of Oclober, 17S0 ; and continue daily on Sale, at the Prices fixed, 'till the whole are fold. Ey JOHN BINNS, Bookfeller, in Leeds; Who gives the Value for Libraries or Parcels of Books. g3= CATALOGUES may be had at the Place of Sale; and may be feen at moft of the Bookfellers Shops in „ C-ea'-lntaiii. To tne Gentlemen, ...

... IRON FURNACE at BIRKINSHAW, near BRADFORD} where, and at their IRON - FOUNDER. V at HALIFAX, they call and make Prefs Nuts, Soals and Lids— Prcfs-Platei —Prefs Ovens, with loofe or,lalt Bottoms, and Mouth Pieces or ditto — Singeing and Condray Plates — Cylinder Rolls, ribb'd or plain — Calender Plates— Paper and Oil Screws- Gudgeons, Cog- Wheels, Rhinds, &c. for Mills — Boilers, ...

... LEEDS, are hereby required to fignify their Intention to Compound for the fame, to JOHN MOXSON, Tbe Surveyor of tbe Highway! fir tbt faid Tuvnjbip, At his HOUSE in the Upperhead-Row, on the Fourth Day of December next, between the Hours of Eight in the Morning, and Four in the Afternoon ; and tlley are hereby requlr'd at the fam* Time, or within one Month after, to pay their Compofition - ...

... tban fix Tears to the '.ate Mr H. Wefl) Wants An Apprentice. «$■ All Sorts of POWDEP.S and DRINKS for CATTLE, truly and carefully prepared, in the fame Way as prac.ifed by his late Mafter. Likemjsife, RAPHAEL SOLOMON'S real famous POW- DER lor taking Iron Moulds or Ink Spots out of Table I.men. Lawns, Muflins, or Laces. HUDDERSFIELD BRIDGE. Wcfi-R'.dingofqpo be LETT, at the Houfe yorkfhire. J_ ...

... bearing Date the tweltth Day of January lnfl. aff.gned overall his perfon.l Eftate and Effefts wha'tfoever, to William Newton, at New-Mill, in the I'ariih ?? aforefaid, Dry- Salter, in Trull for himfelf and all other the bona fide Cre- I diteri ofthe Caid Thomas Hollings, who lhall accept their , proportionable Farts thereof, according to their refpeftive I! Demands, and fign and fubfcribe ...