... TRADE of ELIZABETH SINGLETON in Brook-ftreet, Ipfwich, who is leaving off trade. IPSWICH, May 10, 17S0. JOHN CHENERY, Staymaker, ?? by mo- tives of gratitude, takes the liberty of returning his moft grateful thanks to thofe ladies andothirs who have fo kindly honoured him with their commands j and molt refui-dfully aiquaints them, that he is removed from Tavern-ftreet into the Buiter-m.tkst, ...

... Six o'clock. A D V O W ii O N. TO be Sold, A Perpetual Advowfon, which, with the pai fonai'.e-boufe and glebe lands, are now of the yeaily value of 33.£ an upwards. The above pre- mifis aie very itnprovtflbls, are in a pleafant fjiorting and airy lituation in the neighbourhood of Woodbiidge, a con liderable market and port town intbe county of Suli'olk, and are dlftarit about eighty mi.es ...

... on Tuesday the 30th inftant (unlefi fooner difpofed of by private contract, of which timely notice will be jiven in this paper) ADwtlling-houfe and luitable offices, in good re- pair, together with about 10 acres of good land ad- joining, in Stratloid, between Wickham-market and Sax- mundham, in Suffolk. The houfe and land aie copyhold of two manors, in the occupation of James Grayfton, as ...

... till Old Michaelmas next, or longcrii requited. JCJ- Kor furth-r particulars enquire csf tveih. Wolnp, of Otlt'y jtf&refaid. W AM TED immediately, A OWtleman who is capable of conducting the feveral ?? o- a furgeon, apothecary and man-midwife. As a pcrfon of aU- lities is wanted, the terms will be genteel and liberal. In* quire of Mr. Cooper, Wpodbiidge. To be S fl L D be A U C T I■ 0 ; H By ...