... great amount, of HOPE and X MILNE, will now be ib'.d very cheap, for ready money. D. Mii.n:: is jnft arrived from London with a nerry 1 iegant itiort- ment of all the ialhionable fancy and plain SILKS, Silver and UoM Tiflwes, all the variety for I— ding Pi..ilLs, R .111:3 Hits; and biik Stockings as low as 6 s. 6 d. for Ladies. CLOTHS, Velvets, .Silks for Veils and Breeches, Hats, Silk Stack- ...

... 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 ...

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... Land, it compaA rcgetber, very near to CoaU and Lime, and pay); only a annual quit rent for the com and hay tithe —Thomas Robibn of Cauop* Houfc, will flio» the and for further particular*, apply to Richard Wright, Efq; Scdgffield. other meadow and pafture Ground* may be added the laid Farm requited. To LE T Candlemas next, FIVE Clofts, fituate and bt-ing the EaftSide of U>k;r Town, conuining ...

... late of llramlield in the coun- ty of Suffolk, yeoman, deceafed, are defiied to dlfcharge their refpective debts to Mr. Peter Jermyn of Haicfworth, on or before the 20th day of December next, 01- they v. ill be futil forthe fame without further notice, 29 -Yea. 1780. NOT I C E to CR E D T~V O RS. THE Creditors of JAMES CANHAM lateof Wenliarton in Suffolk, carpenter, tiec, a n defired to meet ...

... a Gentleman's Family. He muft perfeftly un- derftand the Management of Horfes, as he will always have a Couple of Hunters, at leaft, to take Care of. Any one anfwering this Defcription, and who can produce an unexcep- tionable Charafter, will meet with proper Encouragement. JN. B. No Boy need apply.— A Man of thirty Years of Age, orupwa'ds, will iie preferred. Enquire of Mr. 6. Anderfon, at ...

... their own hoafes, it Two Guineas for twelve lelior.s, and One Gum.a entrance. Attends Boarding Schoels twice a-wec— , at IU!l'-c-Guii ea a-month, and Haif-a-Guiiica entrance, each fcholar. Alio, teaches two id tern, .-rs in the wee!;, at his own houfe, on the lame terms as at Be— re!— tg Schools. Ladies and Gentlemen at fcpa- nte 1.0u.5. Mr Ml-kcick has had the honour to teach tome of the fit- ...

... be received Iv Mr. For*;, nextdvir; or by Mr Orn; t>y, at Lanfd'jv,*n. a T CRAWFORD'S (late Greg's) ...

... up of that concern is the department of Alex- ander I*— rmonth. ~\H- AUG HON of valuable BOOKS, which belonged to an emi'i- : It C !er-;in-n, lit el y dece.iied, wili begin 4 n Monday the 18th day of December, ar the Aa— iim-i— m bel.i.v Balfour's CorFechotife. — in the iale., of the earn laft d^ys are contained above 150 volume-, of carious and fcarce Pur.» hlets. — Dining the days 0 i ?? ...