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... e Contract, THE WHITE HART INN. Orford, Suffolk, an ?? houfe in full trade. For parti- culars enquire of the Landlord r.t the abovs lioufe. To BELL HANGERS and others THAT will undertake to New Frame, Hang and compleat the EIGHT BELLS at St. Mary Tower Church, Ipswich, are requested to inspect the same, and deliver in their estimates. on or be- fore the 10th day of October next, to the Church- ...
... the 14th of March, 1799. Admittance to Non-fublert- bers, not living in Ipfwich, or within Six miles thereof, 4-. Rev. Mr. EDGAR. ? Stewards EDW. STUDD, Efq. S alewaras * FIR TIMBER, csv! To be SOLD by AUCTION By ROPER and' DOUGHTY, On Tuefday, March 12, 1799, on the Butts, near St- Clement's Ship V Td, Ipfwich, rHE Entire CARGO ofa Ship Lorn Crokery, in Norway, contitting of ahout 100 loads ...
... to carry 16 or 17 ftone up to the rleeteft hounds. A Brown ditto,*) years old. A Brown-Bay ditto, 8 years old. A Chefnut ditto, 6 years old. The above buries are all thorough bred, arc in high condition, and have done 110 woik this feafon; they are well known in the Duke ef Gtafton's and Sir Wm. Rowley's hunts. Alfo to bedifpofed of, A neat well-built Poft-chaife. ft ...
... Motteux, ot B_-auciiair.p Weils, Ei'q. Sujfotk George Rulh, or Benhaii, Efq. Bankiupts. Tho;.. Bevau, Portfea, bookfeller. G. Bailey, Mark-lane, mcalman. Jas. Phillips, White Crofs-ftrcer, butcher. Chas Pafley, ani |ol;n Fine- gan. Bull's Head-court, merchants Chrif. Ibberfon, fen. and Chrif. Ibberfon, jun. High 1101-ourn, liable keepers. Thos. Coote, Arundle, SuliVx, merchant. Tho. Andrews, ...
... Houfhold Furniture, &c. of Mr. RICH- ARD SCRIVENER, dec. at his late dwe.ling- houl'e in Framlingbam, Suffolk ; confittiiig of bed- ttcads, with morine and other furnitures, and exceei. - ing good bedding ; mahogany chairs, tables, elicits ol drawers, bureau and book-cafe, 8-day clock, good kitchen furniture, brewing uter.lils, and feafoned brer cafks. ( r -j~ Catalogues may be ha* on Tuafday ...
... owner. Who- ever brings the fame, with the accounts, to Mifs Howard. Halcfworth, fhall receive Two Guineas re- ward. Jan- 24. 1799- ALL Pcrfons indebted to the Eftatc and Effects of ROBERT TURNER, late of Ipfwich, in the county of Suffolk, rope-maker, deccafed, arc requeft- ed to pay their Refpeciive debts to Frances Turner, his widow and administratrix, or to Benjamin Brame and Wm. Laws, of ...
... in general, that the buiincfs vvill be carried on as ufual, S'or the benefit of the family, and he takes the liberty of foliciiing a continuance of their lavors. lly /be, CJ. b.jtcr, June 1 799. _ To he SOLD, Or LET on LEASE, In the VILLAGE of KOLBROOK, Six Miles from Ipfwich, \ Modern- fronted HOUSE, in good Repair, and fit lor the immediate reception of a final] gen- teel family ; ?? oi 2 ...
... the 17th of Jan. 1799. Admit- tance to Non-fubfcribers, not living in lpfwich, or within Six miles thereof. 4.. Rev. Mr. EDGAR, J-, - . ED'W. STUDD, Efq. \ stewards. JAMES CALVER's LEGATEES ARE rcquclted to meet his Executors,' at the White Horfe, in Sibton, on Monday the -21ft of January inlt. by 11 o'clock fn ths forenoon,- to re- ceive their Legacies. Where the Legacies ara given to ttic ...
... be Entered upon immediately, A COOPEK's SHOP, now in full Trade, lituate ?? in Saxtead, in the county ot Sufioik. The ftock to be taken by appraifement ; coniifting of about 6 or 7 loads of afh timber, a fmall quantity of board, ftaves, and pail rims. A fiS ma Vi ^-.V^* ft_T Enquireof Mr. Wm. Pike, Bedficld; or Mr. Robt. Bcdwell, cooper, at Worlingworth. ' INCOME ACT. DIVISIONS of COLNEIS ...
... let- ers (poft paid), to Mr. Dav.y, of Becclcs, Suffolk, t_ To be SOLD, A Very defirable FARM, confifting ofa very good dwelling houfe, with convenient buildings, and about 60 acres of land, at Tannington in Suft'oik, in the occupation of Mr. Kins, all freehold, and in good repair. Apply to Fofles, Son, Unthank and Forfter, Norsvich. FRAMLINGHAM, May 1, 1799. * : T. and M. THOMPSON, RETURN ...
... Suliolk. The flock to be taken at a fair aopraifemenl Foi further particulars apply to Mr. Z. Tydeman, Griffin Inn. Framlingham. For'cOßN MILLS, PATENT BOLTING CLOTHS, ■WITHOUT St A MS, ARE far fuperi-or to every other Invention of the kimi not only veilh regard to durability, but ifo-n refpect to difpatch and fuperior neatnefs of -york as the great demand for tioia clearly evinces. Th e ...
... Rev. NICHOLAS BACON, late of Coddenham, in the county of Suffolk, deceafed, are peremptorily to come in before John Ord, Efq. one of the Mafters of the faid Couit, at his chambers in Southampton Buildings, near Chancery-Jane, Lon- don, and prove their debts, on or before the 10th day of April next, or in default thereof, they will be excluded the benefit ofthe faid decree. To be SOLD by ...