... Corn hill, j Loadoa/enTassaoAVthesiftof A«gaA ( Twelrs j A Valuable, conspift, and defirable 1 ESTATE, fiWte in the parifliM ofCrMt ahdLlftle Conurd, NewK®*, and APngton, Threemiley , from the' capital market town of udbury, and one and half from the navigable rarer Stoor, of Suffoßt} compri&Bgthe OREVS, which*, very extepfire, and Oock’d with tame; alfo, A eom-plete eoptaining about *J4 “'*• ...

... ALL Pcrfons baving demand on the Eftateand EffeAaof Mr. MICHABL WOOD, late of Bock, ing, dec* are deflred to fend an account thereof to Mr. John Wood, of IngateftoM } or Mr. Samuel Crakanthorp, of Coleheftcr, his executors § or to Mr. Jsmcs Alftone,'Boeking. And thole who ftood indebted to tbe laid Michael Wood, at time of hi* deeeafe, are defiled to pay fame hit executors, or to Mr. J. Alftoor. ...

... Beet into the ttal'ic immediately. That the refoiution had been tahrn at the of the King Pruffia; and that Sir James Harris was come here to fettle fume conditions refpeAing the number of (hips to be lent, and the number of Pruffian troops which are in Polilh Pruffia. a. The Due Sudermanta who commanded tie fquadron in their late engagement with the Ruffians, is the King of Sweden's brother. 3 ...

... Barley, Beans, - - • Malt, - - - Oatt, - - - Faaa, - - - »ye. • • • ■Wheat, » - - Bin, - - * BOARDING HOUSE, A T Mr*. THOMPSON’, the HiU. LADiES may be conveniently .ccommodatcd. & 7ba vnlt fi eJvtrtsfed ma tun, ~ DEDHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL. THE Gentlemen educated the late Rev. Mr. GRIM WOOD, will bold their Anmver/ary Meeting the GOLDEN LIOW In l|dWicb, on W«dii*»i>at tnc •yibiolt Sir JOHN BLOIS, ...

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