... A LL Perfons indebtcd to the Rftate and EI:cfvls of the late Mr. GEORGE GROVE, of. Bamptoni, in the County of Oxford, Ba:ker and Meal- man, and fince his Deceafe to Mrs. MORSE, hi5 )augflhter and Atlminiftratrix, are hereby required to pay the fame either to Mr. Marfe, of B-m-pton, or Illr. Higgons, of Black Bourton, in the County afore- faid, without further Delay: And all Perfons to whom the ...

... ~_CPT -p p ?? .4,,k-A-Trm tRS F TEN Tz ous - TPrizes, provide tter cf before ' comp~ene.20,0-00 o ?? a-3th - .TwesqyT/eeadPod Pi~ ..7 ?? rz TTo'frerer totterc fdouble the Ntn b 2000TICKET'S- ONLy f nd no othr Sta Loeey to A6 drovwn bj- rl, No. of Preee Yas'ue of e ?? i. 14 ...

... CO C KING; hrr Ibe fought, at the CooetPrT, Oxford I during the Races,-The Third GREAT MAIN of Cocks, for TEN GUINEAS a Battle, and TWO HUNDRED GUINEAS the Main, between the GentleZmen of Oxfordlhire and Berkflire.-To begin Fighting at Ten o'Clock. EATON and FISHER, Feeders. - 7ANTED immediatelyA refpedable VI'/ yoUNG MAN, as Shopmnan, in the Grocery Bnllnefs. An undeniable Charad'cer 'will be ...

... TO THPLNOBILITY, &c. Gentleran, wiho has had the Advantage. A of an Un rfitrt and Military Education, with ,fome Experienc~e in the U'or~ld, and a~n Opportunity of digefting~it ?? is-alfo tolerably verfed in nodern Literature, and not unacquainted witlk the AncientsN vwould, be happ~y to devote his Ta- lents to the Service of 'fome Nobleman or Gentleman, as Tutgr, either travelling or domeftic ...

... urt~i o~trgTOLS BE LEr*. 'NTOTI C''E i ir!y,.given, That an ad- journed Meeting.ot the Truftees of the Third Diftricl of the Hurley Turnpike Road will he held at: the Guildhall, in ?? upon Thames, in the Count7- (f Okford, o3. Wedriefdaj the a4th Day of Septeuiber next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, at' which-, Meeting, between the Hours of Eleven in the Foiengon and One in the Afternoon, the ...

... I 7'77O.XF 0ORDS HIRE. OTIC.E is hereby given, That a Special NGeneral Seffions of the Peace for- this County Nvill be haolden at ?? Gaol, in OxFord,-on. Wedn7efday the 3d Day of September next, at Twelve ?? at Noon, for the' Purpofe of executing the Powers and Authorities of an Ads of Parliament pap~ed in the hlli Seffions, intituled, 1 An Ac6e for ithe' Relief of certain Infolvent Debtors. ...

... oC$OUTANAL ItAVZOATCIO iV I VCli is herby givet 1 bat a - tvai be paid to the feveral Propri:ors on ies pt she. LII' e o. st.ember. . x y, re of theCotmsiftee', - .: ' f. L DU)NsFOP~t9 Cleth Caa Oce SI :2t.Agugj, x~o6.' ,: .: G- A; Ml' ?? THEREAS the GAME'has of late Years %! been ?? on the Manors of Foreft-HiU ~dderd Grounds~it is re9uefted thaf no Per'ons whatever Ih the~ paigs''l as -they' ...

... .TOTICE is hereby give~e, ?? a seheral 1 deeting of the Lieuteinarcy of this County wVi1 be htilden on Saturday the 3oth Day of Aviguft loitant, at Twelve ?? in 'the Forenoon, at t Star, Inn, in oxford, for the Purpofe of iffuing Precepts in Con- f ;rnitY to the A& of Parliament paffed in the laft fS. ions of parliament, intituled, 4'4 A~7for the Return of chrrre L.i/ of Perjons liable ...

... Crown, 'C rl~nry5 Qcfw4tire. FRANC i'S G ?? : 1 ETURNS his fincere Thanks for the many Favours conferred on him.while at the .Be L, in Charlbury, and begs Leave io hcquaixlt his Vrends, and the Publaic in general, that he.has entered on the f CROWN, in Charlbury aforefaid, vw ch Houfe and 5tabling he has newly fitted up,-tnd humbly hopes, F by an unremnitted Attention, to siserit a Conitnuancc ...

... Clerg% man wifhes to place a RESIDENT . C YRAT'E, in fu11 OOderr, in his Parfosnge Hoife, in a good Part of Hamplhire.-Enquire at the Office of this Paper.- FAMILY HO:USE. 0 be LETT, it the Vicinity of Oxford,- . A very 'l convenient FAMILY HOUSE, mnoft pleafanttly fituated, with a good Garden, and a finmll Quantity of Pasture Land. Enqtuire of MrS Roberfon, Attorney at Law, Oxford. X F0.R S ...

... Rheumatifms, Pallies, and Gortny Affeclions, with ,their ufual concomitants, Spafmh, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigeftion, and general Debility, (origi- nating in whatevcrfource) are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, after every other means had ?? FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (ufed with the Pills in thofe complaints where neceffary) is perhaps the moft ...

... . : ; AD E S' .. 8 E MAER (fron 0,Si~k ?? OppOFte the 'Sacdisg Mernuffzory, ?? Ci~tcznt j~Oefcl'a' 'r 4).5;EiTURliNS. his.''oft fn~c ?? to thte ,I *LX;t: nhabitaots' of Ozford; and its.V~icinotyt, fo t~he: 'B Favours he has already received; andhegs Lee, atC the faime Tme, to acquaint them that he has fot Sale n a;l~it' *e~b'irmenit' of Women's and Children S :hoes S of the beft Quality, ...