... the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Mr. Jonathan Kendall ; THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, fituate in Alfreton, in the County of Derby, with convenient Out-buildings, Yards and Gardens thereto belonging, and a Dye-Houfe and Croft adjoining, now in the feveral Occu- pations of Mr. William Muglifton, Anthony Williams, James Mellor, and Anthony Amatt. Alfo to be SOLD by AUCTION, On Thurfday the zoth Day of ...

... 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 ...

... Derby ; Tythe- free, and well tenanted. In Part of the Premifes there is a Bed of Coal, and a very valuable Bed of Potters* Clay, with good Pot-Works, and every Conveniency for carrying on that Bufinefs in an extenfive Way. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. THOMAS ALSEBROOK, at Crich. Jan. 13, i 7 ?o. To be Peremptorily Sold ty Auction, (If not previoufly difpofed of by private Contraft,) ...

... Full-Street, Derby, maybe had thofe Articles, at the following veuy low Prices, from which no Abatement can be made _ (viz.) Fine Old Jamaica Rum at qs. per Gallon, or in fmaller Quantities after the Rate of zs. &.d. per Quart, equal to what is fold for 2S. Bd. Fineft Over-proof Jamaica Rum, genuine as imported, in which Oil will fink, at ios. 6d. per Gallon, or zs. gd. per Quart. Fine Old ...

... Morledge in Derby, with a large Garden, Coach-Houfe, Stables, and other fuitable Offices, now in the Poffeffion of Mr. Barber. For Particalars enquire of Mr. BATEMAN, Attorney in Derby. HILTON ING LOS URE. THE Propiietors of Eftates interefted in this Inelofure, are requefted to meet at the Houfe of Mr. BENJAMIN BENTLEY, in Hilton, in ?? Derby, on Saturday the 12th Day of February Inftant, at ...

... Two and Four in the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Mr. William Cowley, the Angel Inn in Chefter- field, unlefs fooner difpofed of by private Contraft, of which public Notice will be given. A DWELLING HOUSE, fituate in the Market-Place in Chefterfield, with a Stable and Brew- houfe detach'd, now in tbe Occupation of Mr. Samuel J o p p, Mercer. The above Houfe confifts ofa fpacious Shop in Front, a ...

... and. MEASURES are ufed in this Borough which are not properly fealed, nor according to the Standard, by which the fame ought to be regulated : NOTICE is therefore GIVEN, That if any Perfon or Perfons fhall fell by any fuch Weights or Meafures, not being fealed, or according to the Standard, or keep any fuch, whereby any thing is bought or fold, the Perfon or Perfons fo offending will be ...

... RNEYMEN TAYLORS. WHERE they may be well ufed, have con- fi-tnt Work, and ready Money, 6s. per Suit plain Glo_t_hs, and all ot^er Articles in .proportion the Adver- tifer having .no other Men bjjt a Batcher, ?? . Ei*iuirein th. Market-place,- N. B. No Number of Men exceeding! 3, a* the 'Advertife.' bath \z Suits of charity Cloaths-noWto male*. * ?? v- - - 1 BOROUGH of DERBY. February 15, ...

... 6th of this Inftant. March 7, 1780. FLINT and BRADSHAW, MERCERS and DRAPERS, RESPECTFULLY inform their Friends and the Public in general, that they have laid in an entire new Aflbrtment of MERCERY. DRAPERY, and HABER- DASHERY GOODS, which are now felling on the moft reafonable Terms, at their Shop in the Market-Place, DERBY, where the Favours of the Public will be efteemed an everlafting ...

... all Sorts of Silver .Plate, Watches, Gold Rings, &c. alfo various Sorts of Trinkets in Gold and Metal, Smelling Eottles of all Kinds, in Tortoifhell Cafes, inlaid wit h Silver ; EnamelFd French Paper Boxes, ditto Tooth-pick Cafes of various Sorts ;- Silver and Stone Shoe and Knee-Buckles ; Watch Chains and Seals ; Sleeve Buttons and Studs; Looking-Glaffes, Toys, and China ; Japann'd and ...

... Inftant March, will be a SALE of HORNED CATTLE, HORSES, &c. Totrether with all Kinds of HUSBANDRY IMPLEMENTS, various CARRIAGES, and HOUSEHOLD GOODS of all Sorts. To be^ LET T, . AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, r-y* WO CLOS E S, containing together JL about Eleven Acres and an Half, lying in the Liberty cf Normanton- next Derby, adjoining the Burton Turnpike Road, and late in the PolTeffion of ...

... in DERBY, with a large Garden, Coach-houfe, Stables, and other fuitable Offices, now in the PofTeffion of Mr. BARBER. For Particulars enquire of Mr. BATEMAN, Attorney in Derby. To bi LET T, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, THE WINE-VAULTS and Rooms over them in the Wheat-Sheaf- Yard, Derby, late in the PofTeffion of Mr. Thomas Brentnall, Wine-Merchant. Mr. GAMBLE, at the Wheat-Sheaf, will fhew ...