... parish / of Sudbourn, tythe free, vvith possession at Christmas next. Fifteen Hundred Pounds may re- main on security of the estate. For particulars enquire of Mr. John Aldis, Hasketon. ~ To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Piece of rich arable Land (parcel of the Glebe Lands of the parish of Hadleigh) contain- ing IA. 2R. OP. in the occupation of Mr. John Dun- ningham, tenant at will. For ...

... parish of Rcndlesham. WANTED at Michaelmas next, A young Man to undertake the care of tvvo horses, drive •a van and cart, and make fiimself ?? the grocery and tallow chandiing business. No one need apply, unless they produce an unexceptionable character. Apply personally to Tiiomas Bouttcll,Nayl.-.;.i1, Suffolk To be SOLD by A U CTi O ?? Bit THOMAS ABLETT, On Thursday, the2s_i of Sept. 18: 0, ...

... TRAPS and SPRING GUNS, arc set in all the woods and plantations in the parish of Rendlesham. I PS WICH _th x Su-scription Assembly, lor tlie present year, will be at the Assembly Room, on Thursday, Oct. -. Admittance to Non-subscribers, not _viii_ hs Ipswich, or within G miles thereof, 4s. MILESON EDGAR, Esq. \ - - MAJOR HERON. £ ?? * BdXE-OFFWE. Tft be jLET, and I altered upon immediately, ...

... at Eight o'clock. -foil-subscribers ss. each. WALTER RUDING, Esq. ? ?? . Rev. CHAs. BROOKE, > Stewards. ~ lb FLACK SMI TIIS. ?? A Journeyman Blacksmith wanted ; a good hand may have coi_ tant t?mploy, by applying to Mr. Charles Garrett, blacksmith and whitesmith, Shad- iingfield, near Beccles, Suffolk. (Kj* An Apprentice- wanted, apply as above. BECCLfcS, 24 Sept. 1800. S BRIGHTLY begs Leave ...

... informs them, that all ?? delivering hay, ?? theh money returned by theperson deE '^sarae; likewise a load of dung gratis. Ipswich, Sept. dO, 1300 XI7ILLIAM J.lCKOLS,Auctionecrand Appraiser, W rctunis thanks to his friends for past favours, - n -I bcgi t-avc to inform them, that he intends to have A depository for all Kinds of Farming Stock, ?? ifoAM '••I Inn; in Halesworth, dn Tuesday, ...

... •jhshes. j^_ Letters addressed for A. B. Post-office Beetles, Suffolk, will be attended to. LAWFOJtD, ESSEX. By AUCTION, by W. WaTTS, On the premises of Mr. HENRY BLOOMFIELD On Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1800. ALL his Farming Stock, implements in Husbandry, brew ing utensils, and beer casks, dairy vessels and part of the houshold furniture, &c. a yo_n- bay mare for saddle or collar, ditto gelding, ...

... Persons having any Claims or Demands on the estates or effects of the late Mr. JOHN KING, of Hartest, in the county of Suffolk, farmer and maltster, deceased, are desired to meet Mr. Win. King, of La- renliam, and Benj. King, of Meit'ord, his executors, at the Crown Inn, at Hartest aforesaid, on Friday, the 3 1 st. of Oct. 1 300. Those persons who stand indebted to the late Mr. John King, are ...

... not living in Ipswich, or within 6 miles thereof, 4s. MILESON EDGAR, Esq. ) c , MAJOR HERON, $ Stewards. To be SOLD, A Freehold commodious Dwelling House, situato in the pleasintest part of the High Street, Col- chester, in the occupation of Mr. Dunthornc and others. For further particulars apply to Mr. Robert King, •Springfield, or Mr. Sudell, attorney, Colchester. To be SOLD by AUCTION By ...

... of Mr. JOHN HURRION, in Keisale, who is leaving his present situation, r^ Excellent Mitch Cows of the true Suffolk Stock and «_/ well timed in calf, with the dairy vessels, com- prising a ?? tray, butter stand, milk heelers, # milk pails, cream tubs, cheese vats and braids, cheese press, ?? with many other articles in excellent preservation. g^J Sale to begin at Eleven. ALL Persons xvlio have ...

... young Man, who can have an undeniable character from hi* last em- ployer. Letters, post paid, addressed to As B. to be left at the printer's in the Butter-market, Ipswich, will be attended to. ' ESSEX J URN PIKES. A General Meeting of the Trustees of the Essex Turnpikes, is appointed to be holdcnby adjourn- ment at the Three Cups Inn, Colchester, on Tuesday ihe 25th of November next, by Eleven ...

... free from vice and gentle in , harness. A reasonable trial will be expected. Apply to Mr. Thomas Hedge, Colchester. Letters to be post paid. — f^HE Tenants to the Corporation of Ipswich, and of , X the charities confided to its care* and management, are required to pay their respective rents due at Mi- chaelmas last, on the Town-hall, on Wednesday the tiith day of Nov. inst. at Eleven ...

... • JOHN WYTHE. Esq. \ Stewards. ?? Non-subscribers ss, each. IPSWICH Sixth SUBSCRIPTKJn'aSSEMBLY, for the present year, will be at the Assembly-room, ot Thursday, Dec +. Admittance to Non-subscribers., -lot living in Ipswich, or within 6 miles thereof, -is. MILESON EDGAR, Esq. > - , MAJOR HERON, \ Stewards. WOODBRIDGE Second SUBSCRIPTION AS- SEMBLY, will be at the Crown Inn, on Mon- day, the ...