... • , ;; ?? ?? — ! — . — . M o ?? ■■ . !^i^ To ■^:M^ J %\ ?? ' \jo~\mtW ' And entered upon Immediately,. i W .Capital MESSUAGE;; wi th Sf aisles: Wg 1 3 f__rTL irbrfes, 5 a Barn, Cbwhbdfe; a Coachhoufe, Dovfefibufe, pardens planted with Wall Frtiit, and other Fruit*- Trees; ?? Ponds vyell ftored wjth Trout, Carp,, Tench, Jnld' Perch'; and jany, Quantity .iQf Land, ( not..e*iccs ed ?? ...

... happily relieved by taking your invaluable MEDICINE, and who have teftified their Gratitude in a public Manner, permit me to throw in my TMite. â?? l fhould think myfelf very blameable if I omitted this, as, by the Bleffing of God,*through your Means, I am now rcftored to Health, after haying been greatly reduced by a 1 -omplaint, which all my Friends deemed a Consumption : arid in this ...

... THE THIRD will be on Wednesday, the -Tenth Day of January, 17S1. ALL Perfons .who' have any Demands upon the Eftate and Effects of the late Mr. RICHARD SUTTON, Baker in Derby, are defired to fe;,d an Account thereof to Mr.* RICHARD SUTTON BARROW, or Mrs. SARAH CRANE, Executor and Executrix to the faid Mr. Sutton- And all Peifons who flood indebted to the late Mr. Sutton, are defired ...

... Parifh of Ellafton, in the County of Staf- ford, containing together eight Acres, late in the Poffeffion of ; — Fifher, but now of Richard Goodwin, at the clear yearly Rent of 141. Apply to Mr. FRANCIS BERESFORD, Attorney-at- Law at Afhborne, Derbyfhire. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A MESSUAGE, or Tenement, with a Shop, : Warehoufe, and Outbuildings, thereto belonging, very eligibly ...

... 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 ...

... the fame Gratitude that has induced fuch Numbers to acknowledge the Benefit re- ceived from your invaluable Reftorative Medicine, and im- pelled with a ftrong Defire of contributing to the Happinefs of my Fellow-Creatures, I think it Juftice to inform the Public, that being in a Very low State, a Consumption was not only apprehended, but appeared certain ; however, hy the Time I had taken the ...