... A .apital drove of GALLOWAY SCOTS and HEIFERS, bp their .bumble fervant, - JAs. CORSON. — ?? WHITE PEASE for SEED- A Large Quantity of White Peafe, that are a curious Sample, and well adapted for Seed, may be had a* 40s. per coomb, by applying to Meflrs. Rteve, Rainbird, and Edmonds, at Ipfwich. (£_- A fara- ple of the peafe may alfo be feen at Mr. Deck's. Bury St. Edmund's. * .. - ERGEANT ...

... on Thurfday the 12th of March. _^r Tickets is. 6d. each, Tea and Coftce included. THOs. FARR, Efq. J Lieut. CHANDLESS, Bedford Militia, \ Steward. HAY. TO be SOLD, within Three Miles of Stowmar'ket, and near the principal road leading from thence to Bury, about 6o tons of very good upland hay, in the belt prefcrvation. Enquire of Mr. Sam. Tanner, Wetherden near Stowmarket. RUSSIA TALLOW. For ...

... at his deceafe, are defired to fend in an account ofthe fame to Mr. Thomas Clubbe, attorney at law, Sudbury. March 12, 179?. To BRAZIERS, IRON.MWNGERS, and TINMEN, To be PU T OF F, A SHOP in theabove line of Bufinefs, lituate in a market town in the county of Suffolk, in the centre ofthe market place. The ftock is well chofen, #f the moft fafhionable articles, which have all been purchafed ...

... Forfter, bookfeller, Ipfwich. EASTON, March 5, 170 c. , ALL Perfons indebted to the Eltaie or Effeets of the late Mr. STEPHEN CATCHPOLE, of -Eafton aforcfaid, deceafed, are hereby requeftcd to pay the fam. to the administrator, Mr. Moles Crifp, of Ealton aforefaid, within one month from the above date; and all thofe to whom tne faid S. Catchjiolc .lied indebted, are defired to deliver their ...