... p; r flfS7'OcI', v ?? frr25, 1NNO. W'.111 nl MARTEiA NICIOLS invilg till, ?? j sI~iMAIM1N'(i5dN r ES El[loio ANN 0:d LIZAlEATH ?? loii, o t114 I &Cllri iiji ;illo:l)a Id slochi) i llnlll l~ ti'llx to ?? nutice of ; allii l lld 1h( ' I A. nd E1. MORRIS AVI' \G Ll ?? to tile StOck and Sho jJ1 g 1 ElI * i~l-d by S. 51 NM. NIGCHOLS, bvg ics so O irilt;l| Itile ladics Oif AloloIdst(CIL aod its vi- ...

... .*ourneyman Baker' Wanted. A YOUNG MIAN, who understands his but- sincss, and can be..well recommended, may hear of a permanent situation by applyimig at the Ottice of this Joumrnal. N. B. To prevent trouble,,it is requested that no one Nvill apply who cannot produce a good character for diligence and sobriety. GROWING CROPS OF GRASS, BOURYON- ON-THE-WATER, To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, at ...

... of OXJOsRD, 8th March,/z 18 20. A . MEE'IING of ?? C L ER GY Or tlhis ?? vilil be holden at St. Mary's Chlrch, ilon Tuesday next the 14th iastant, ait Twelve o'clocks, :when tibe Bishop vtill propose an Address of Condo- - lence and Conlgratulationl, to) bc presesntcd to liris ?? King George the Fourthl, on occasion of the *elamented Deatb of hris late Mlajesty, and of his Df present ...

... rTO) THE HIGH SHfERIFF ort THE' .COUNTY OF OXFORD. . Sisa, February 17, IB20. !.xE request you.wi~l call a Meeting of the , V Noblemen, (;entlemen, Clergy, and Free- ;holders of this County, to couisider of the propriety of an ADDRESS of COXDOLENCg on the DEATH of his late MOST SACRED MNAJESTY, of: Blessed Memory; and also to congratulatc tbe IKing ont his Accession to thle Trhrotle ...

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... at- - Pre- W Xw/EtA ommission Of Bartkrupt is -red awarded and issued forth against Jlli ved LATHAM, of Abingdon, in the county of Dor&\ getrocer, dealer and chapman, and hebi Out ?? an ebeing decjlaed ke'a Bankrupt, is heieby required to surrender hims-laj nor to the Commissioners i the said Com nn Burt or the major part of them, on Friday the 27ha' bill of this instant, October, at Seven ...

... M ARQUEES and TENTS, for Lawns, .. Pleasure Grounds, Cricket Clubs, &c. New and Second-hand, at BRYANT's India Trunk and General Repository, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, London.-Letters, post paid,'atternded to. Beautiful carved Tortoiseshell Snuff Boxes, Farns, Pearl Countess, and other India productions, always on sale. OxfJord Paving and Lighting Acts. 1TOTICE is hereby given, That a ...

... JIOLYSE OF LORDS, TIIIJRSD.AY, Attn. 31. r ,a;t7to f Jlud. 1) oserit csnltisrred.]. arrnie'd Iris drc~ss anld o~peiied the neck of his shirt, g lral'e liked it better so. Witness saw Bergamil , ver tile Prinlcess'S bed room, whxile they were at '.ica bcfOC site was up; he reisrained some time; *trC '5 rsvet to the dooar, merely to galsqsonsetlhing the ?? had called folr. W~itnless 5asw her ...

... WVET NURSE. ANTErD imnediatrily, in a Gentlerran's V futlily, within : few miles of Oxford,-A healthly and suitable Feinale, to undertalke the above ?? (if by letter, post paid,) to Mr. Bull, New Innt Lane, Oxford. ?? be LET, and entered ou immediately,- IL Aa INCLOSED FAIRM,corrsisting of 91 Acres of Land (mttre on less), situate at Gagenwell, in tile parish of Enstlooe. Fur particulars apply ...

... Wood Sale Postponed. 'HE public are respectfully informeld, that T1 the SALE of WOOD, by T. ACOCK, at Guiting Grange, advertised for Tuesday the 4th inst. was postponed, on account osf the snsow; but is in- tended to take place on TUESDAY NEXT the 11th instant. Januanry, 6, 1820. WHITCHFORD WOOD, Capital As/c and Sallow Poles, UNDERWOOD, &c. rFO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .11 By T. PARRY, On Monday ...

... ,ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH. fj'1E Sultsciibers are respectfully informed .A that the Plan and Estimate for re-building the Church having beeni approved by the Commaittee, it is absolutely necesiary, inl order t~o prevent delay in the comnsieicetuenit of the ivork luring tile present season, that the subscriptions remaining unpaid should be pbairl into the B~ank of Messrs. Fletcher, Parsons, and Co. ...

... Never-failing Curefor the Itch, IN ONE HOURt'S APPLICATION. o those afflicted with the above disorder, AL BARCLAY's ORIGINAL OINTMENT is recommended, as a safe, speedy, and effectual re- medy. This Ointment has been in general' use for upwards of 100 years, without a single instance of its having failed to cure the most inveterate cases. It does not contain the smallest particle of'Mercury, 6r ...