... Bloxam, Efq; Steward. (Kuucatfon aim 'Boatn, At ASHOVER, a very healthy and pleafant Village within 3 Miles of Matlock. TH E Rev. T. CURSHAM refpeafully informs his Friends and others, that he purpofes opening his School again after the prefent Vacation, for the Reception of Boarders and Day-Scholars, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th of Jan vary, 1783. * # * The very great Encouragement Mr. CURSHAM has ...

... Tanner deceafed, are defired to pay their refpective Debts to Mr. SAMUEL LOWE of Unthahk, his Executor, on Satur- day the Fifteenth Day of February next, at the Houfe ofMr. Samuel Bigons, at the Mallet and Tool in Chefterneld, where Attendance will begiven to receive the fame. N. B. Thofe who n-g!e_t paying as above, all Securities will immediately be put into an Attorney's Hands, in order to ...

... of Bonfall in the County of Derby, Gentleman, de- ceafed, are defired to fend in their Accounts to Mr. JOHN SIMPSON, of Bonfall aforefaid And all Perfons ftand- ing indebted to the faid Adam Simpfon's Executors, are expefled to difcharge the fame to the faid John Simpfon, without further Notice. Bonfall, 14th Jan. 1783. January, zz, 1783. MR. PAGE, the Inventor and fole Proprietor of the GRAND ...

... [•.ARCH that have been thtee Times tranfplanted, between bne Foot and a Half to Seven Feet high.— . Apply to lAMES SMITH, Mattock. N. B. The Re-afon of his felling at fuch low Rates is, tbat he is leaving his Farm at Lady-Day. lo be SOLD by AUCUON, [By Order of the Assi.Nttt of Mr. RICHARD CLAY, a Bankrupt.) At the Houfe of Mrs. Dicken, the Sign Of the Crown, ntuate in Wirk-worth, in the ...

... Eighty-four Acres of rich Land, lying togetner in a Ring Fence, at Morley, in tbe County of Derby, and in the Tenure of Richard Alfop, who will _hew the Premifes. Inquire of Mr JOHN GOODWIN, Attorney at Law, in Afhborne, for further Particulars. To CREDITORS. THE Creditors of JOSEPH GREASBY, late of Eyam, in the County of Derby, Inn-Keeper, are hereby informed, that he has lately executed an ...

... in Cheadle, near Stockport, in the County of Chefter, with upwards of Eighteen Chefhire Acres of Land, now in the Holding of Ralph Porter, who wil^fhew the Premifes. Further Particulars may be had, by applying to SAMUEL FRITH, Efq- at Bank H.tU, near Chipel-en-le-Frith. ■ • ?? ?? To be SOL D, QfE-VERAL Parcels of inclofed LAND, called O the NETHER CLOSES, in two Pieces and Chaplain's Clofe, ...

... fend an Account, and the Particulars of fuch Demands to Mr. FOWLER, Attorney at Law, in Burton-upon-Trent aforefaid. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT a Meeting of the Truflees appointed by an Aft of Parliament paired in the 17th Year of the Rei^n of his prefent Majefty, for keeping in Repair the Turnpike Koad from the Gaol Bridge in the Town of Derby, through the Town of Afhborne to Hurdloe Houfe, ...

... 'the Market-Phee, DERBY, on Friday, SATURDAY, .and Monday, the zxft, zzd, and z.\th Days of March next. S. CROMPTON, Mayor. . February 26, 1783. ?? 'NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, THAT the next Meeting of the Truftees for CAVENDISH-BRIDGE, is appointed to be held at • the George Inn in Derby, on Monday the 1 o th of March •next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the Purpofe of i LETTING the TOLL ...

... ; I was thought CO be in the laft Stage of a Con - fumption, a Year and a half on the Decline, all that Time a Pain in my Side j I applied to Gentlemen of the Faculty, but in vain, fo that I expected nothing but my DifTol _tion. Hearing the great Repute of your excellent Medicine, I was thereby induced to make a Trial of it, whicli I did, and by perfevering in taking the fame, am now happily ...

... cy. ALL Perfons who ftand indebted to the Eftate and Effedts of Mr. THOMAS HASLAM, late Of Chefterfield in the County of Derby, Mercer, (a Bankrupt) are defired to pay fuch Debts refpettively to Mr. JAMES RADLEY, one of the Aflignees, at his Shop in Chefterfield aforefaid, forthwith, otherwife legal Steps will be taken to recover the fame, as a Dividend is already advertized tb be made amongft ...

... , ?? to HUMPHREY MOORE at Shardlow aforefaid, near Derby. M_rch iSth, I^B3. 1 ' ?? 1 i &ELL arid CASTLE INN, Derby. * To be ?? E T T, And entered upon immediately, THAT well , known and good accuftomed INN, called: the BELL and CASTLE INN, in the Sadlergate, Derby, fome Time fince iri Pofleffion of Mr. Henry Tillotfon,' late in Pofleffion of Mr. Thomas Johnfon, but now of Mifs Ann Borrows, ...

... Bake- well, in the County of Derby, lately inhabited by Mr. TOHN RENSHAW. Enquire of Mr. BOSSLEY, Attorney at Law in Bakewell. 3 ,ft March, 17X3. To be SOLD, In fmall Parcels for building upon. TWO CLOSES or Pieces of Land, fituate at Melborne, in the County of Derby ; one called the Home Croft, containing about an Acre and Half, and the ether called the Blanch Croft, about three Acres and ...