... Half paft Eleven in the Morning. The Firft VIOLIN byMr. L AWT ON. — . i r - f To be Sold to the Beft Bidder, At the ANGEL INN in Chefterfield, on Tuefday the Twenty- firft Day of Auguft next, at Three o'Clock, (if not fooner difpofed of by private Contra-.). A FREEHOLD CLOSE, containing by Efti- mation three Acred and two Roods, conveniently fituated near the Town of Chefterfield ; and ...

... a Floor, two Cellars, and a Kitchen, with a Pump in it j one Stable, and two Gardens. Enquire of W. DYCHE, Market-Place, Afhborne. ?? - . To be L fc 7 T immediately, A Handfome Safh'd HOUS E, well fituated for Bufinefs, in the Market-Place, in Ashborne, late in the Pofleflion of Mrs. Tayioh, Mercer. -The fame may be Let together, or made convenient for two Dwellings. — Enquire of Mr. THOMAS ...

... and Ma- nagement of Pointeks, and is a good Shot. ' . Enquire of the PRINTER. No one need apply who cannot produce a good Character for Skill, Sobriety, and Honefty. To COVER -this Sea/0n.' 1781, At CAULK, near Derby, ?? Guineas a Marc, and Five Shillings the Groom, P I L O T. He was got by Dainty Davy; his Dam (calied Dizzey) by Blank, and out of the Duke Of Ancafter *s old.Dizzey, The Money ...

... be sold at the usual Prices; and the Country may depend on being treated in the beft Manner, and ferved on the moft reafonable Terms. And whereas many Impofitions have been made by Ser- vants charging their Mailers more for the Coals than they have paid for them at tlie Coalpits, in order to prevent that Practice in future, printed Tickets will be given to every Perfon fetching Coals, ...

... on the 28th - of January, and the 25th of February, 1782. Derby, Dec. 12, 1781.- NO TICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT the MARKETS in this Borough are intended to be continued on the ufual Days in every Week, during the CHRISTMAS-HOLIDAYS; the fame being defjgned for the better Supply of Provifions, and Conveniency of the Inhabitants of this Borough. ■_>'; JOHN HOP E. Mayor. . Apprentice Abfcondefdv ...

... the Market Place, DERBT, on Wednejday, THURSDAT, and Friday, tht Zlft, zzd; and zxd Days of tbis Inftant'. MARCH ?? ?? EDWARDS, Mayor. 7th March, 1781. . - ' W; AN T E D. A CLERGYMAN,. in Prieft* Orders^ to have the Cake. of. one Church only, in a pleafant Village, in the County of Derby. He may have the Ufe^ of the Rectory Houfe arid Gardens,' and fume Land adjoining to it. Further ...

... Execution, is appointed to be held (by Adjournment) at the George Inn in Derby, on Tuefday the Sixth Day of March next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, to examine and pafs the Treafurer's Accounts ; to Let the Tolls of the Ofmafton and Markeaton Gates by Auction, to the beft Bidder, betwixt the Hours of Twelve and Two, which Tolls were let for the laft Year, the Sum of 5161. and the Gates will ...

... fituate in Chefterfield, late in the Pofleflion of Lord John Murray. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. MANLEY in Chefterfield. Chesterfield, April -^d 1781. To be SOLD by AUCTION. TOGETHER er in PARCELS, At the Houfe of Mrs. Parks, known by the Sign ofthe THREE FLOWEfcS-DE-LUCE, in Ounfton, in the County of De: by., on Thurday the a6th Day of this Inftant April, at Three ?? in jthe ...

... ESTIMATES done in the Mbdern and beft approved Methods, — by tlieir moft obedient Servant. t\\X Imports and deals in FOREIGN SPIRITS, CYDER, and LONDON PORTER. ii ■ — — * To be Sold by Private Contract, A MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, with convenient Outbuildings, and feveral Clofes of rich Meadow and Pafture Land, (containing in the whole about Forty-four Acres). lying contiguous to, and near to the ...

... them a Certificate of their Poverty, from the Minifter of their Parifh) every Monday, by applying to RUPERT CHAWNER. Tutbury, Stafford/hire, June 25, 1781. To be LET T^ AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A Good DWELLING-HOUSE, with a Garden and other Conveniences ; fituate at the upper End of Bridge-Gate in Derby. Enquire of FRANCIS CUTTS, at the George Inn in Derby aforefaid. 1 1 To be S O L D, On ...

... Leek in the County of Stafford, known by the Sign of the George, between the Hours of Two and F6Vf%f'.ffe Clock in the Afternoon j fubjeft to fuch Conditions as fhall then be produced. A PARCEL of FREEHOLD) LAND, commonly called the Triangle Close, containing by Computation Twenty-one Acres or thereabout, lying ifi the Pajrifli of Leek aforefaid, late belonging to Daniel Edge, of Blackmare ...

... EADSALL, near DERBY, Sir, rMPRESSED with the fame Gratitude that has L induced fuch Numbers to acknowledged the Benefit re- eived from your invaluable Reftorative Medicine, and im- plied vvith a ftrong defire of contributing to the Happinefs >f my Fellow-Creatures, I think it Juftice to inform the -blic, that being in a very low State, a Consumption vas not only apprehended, but appeared ...