... aid day of May 1787, about Three o’clock in the afternoon, if not fooner difpofed of by private contract, of which notice will be given in this paper, T'tHAT oLUeftablifhed and good-accuftomed INN, known by the name or fign of the CHERRY TREE, pleafantly fituated on dry and healthy foil in Dcbenham, Suffolk } with an exceeding good brewhoufe, flabling, hay-chambers and granary, and other ...

... and other conveniences; together with Eleven acres of land in high cultivation thereto belonging, and lying behind the fame. And alitT feveral Cottages or Tenements, all lituato in the pariffi of Gaorow, and belonging to Mif> Sarah I, if ton of that place. N. B. Part of the purchafe-moncy .may remain upon the premiles; and further particulars may be had Mr. J. B. Leake, attorney law, Hadleigh. ...

... The property of WILLIAM MOORE, at the Whit* Hart, in Wickham-market, Suffolk, will Cove' this Seafon, at Fit een Shillings Mare, and One Sh Ming the Servant. The money to be paid at the time of co- Hvcnng. E is heuitiful bright Bay, 6 years old, full 15 hands inches very boney, handfomely marked, and of t>uc fymmetry and aAion, as a hunter and road horfe. He was got by Young Champion, his dam ...

... THIS COFFEE, which is a Compofition of the choiceft aromatic and balfamic herbs, rootv, barks, &c. has been in general ufe for many years, and is in the higheft repute as a fubditute where tea and foreign coffee do not agree, and reftorative to weak and decayed conftitutions. Its power is gentle; for it afti only as an alterative, and a corre&or of the blood and juices; but by continuance it ...