... all that substantial modern built dwelling-house and premises, Situate at Trefula, in the parish of Redruth, Late in the occupation of Mr. Anthony Baw- den deceased; Comprizing- two Parlours, each measuring 20 feet by 14 feet, and a spacious Entrance Lobby in front ; a Parlour ; two Kitchens, Pantry and Dairy behind ; six good Bed Rooms aud Closet ; a large underground Cellar ; convenient ...

... of June next, by Four ?? in tbe Afternoon, the Fee-Simple and - Inheritance, of all that desirable FA BUI, IN LOWER TREFREOCK, CoHiprisingTeni'ments. called RUNDELL's and FRY's. WATT's HILLS. FOUR RUN- DELL's MEADOWS. GREAT & LITTLE BOVETOWNS. and WAR, TOR, containing together 44a. Sr. 15p. or (hereabouts of ex- cellent Land. ' • ■ - t ALSO, Of all tbat desirable .FAfRM* comprising the several ...

... 100 Acres, more or less. And also, the ARA BLE LAND which have been Farmed with the above, containing 50 Acres, morn or less. Also a tract of DOWN LAND, containing about 100 Acres, more or less. For Particulars apply to Mr; : Bowen, at Boconnoc. September 8, 1834. ■> BOCONNOC, COttNfVALL. Leicester Sheep, North Devon Bullocks, Saddle & Cart Horses, Corn, Hay, Bee. * HpO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on ...

... ASSIST. ANT who understands her Business. LETTERS MUST BE POST-PAID. Bridge water, Feb. 24, 1834. OF COMMISIO£r*ER. NOTK^S IS HEREBY 'GrfVBN, that HenrVsßbveli. RpraoLDs, Esquire, His Majesty's CHtuf Commissioner . for the Relief of InsolventT)e^Drs will, on the Eighth day of March, L#fl, at ?? of Ten in the Forenoony^precisely, ?? the Court House wXModmin, in the County ?? wall, and ?? Court ...

... Brambletye House, Zillah, &c. 2. — ln 3 vols, post Svo. STANLEY BUXTON ; or.the schoolfellows. By John Galt, Esq., Author of •* The Ayrshire Legatees. 3. — ln 3 vol*, post Svo. ADVENTURES OF A YOUNGER SON. We believe the celebrated Trelawney (the friend of Lord Byron) to be the author of this work, and that it embodies a considerable por- tion of the events of his earlier life. ...

... for the support which was so libe- Ljlv c. teuded bim, beg to inform them that ti,/ BUSINESS will be continued by his Vido*. MARY TREGELLAS, who reapect- -0 v solicits a continuance of their kind favors • all Persous indebted to the Estate are re- aiiftfe- to pay their amounts to MARY •fKEGELL AS, who is fully authorised to re- hire the same. Lk-ed Truro,2otkqf 6tk month, June 1836. FALKOTTTH ...

... In the Parish of Lawhitton / Consisting of two Sitting-rooms, six Bed-rooms, Kitchen, back Kitchen, Pantry, and Cellar, with a Stable, and Garden, and from one to IU acres of prime Meadow Land, if required. The Premises are in a most healthy and comfortable situation, and within a quarter of a mile from the Church, and about a mile and half from Launceston. For particulars, apply to Messrs. T. ...

... of Cures, of all Complaints to which the hu- man frame is subject, and which have baffled the skill of the first of the Medical Faculty. T. MOAT, B.P.P.V. Sole General Agent for vending the Medicine in Devon and Cornwall, gives Advice (gratis) as below, and will produce such evidence of Cures as must satisfy the minds of the most sceptical of its wonderful powers and efficacy. As one of the ...

... THE COURT. (WHEAL BROTHERS MINE.) Williams t. Malachy. Harvey and Another v. Same. Bennetts ▼. Same. N-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SALE of the MACHINERY and MATERIALS of thi* Mine, Adrertiaed to take place ou the 7th day of March next, will not take place until the 4th day of April next. Dated (he 19th d«y of February. 1839. THE VICE-WARDEN’S COURT. Pursuaut to the several Decrees made in ...

... (if by letter post- paid) to Mr. Borlase. Solicitor, Truro. Dated April \st, 1835. Sr.^ABYN, in CORNIVALL. Tb be Leased by tender, for a Term of Seven or Fourteen Years, the following desirable FARMS, In the fertile Parish of St. Mabyn. \ LITTLE TREVESQUITE, containing about 72 Acres statute measure. HIGHER POLGLAZE, containing abont 35 Acres, statute measure. HAYWOOD, containing abont 51 ...

... «$t ou who had determined to take y pari, in the present election, being un- equivocally expressed in favor of Mr. Pen, jrves and Sir Charles Lemon, I felt it incumbent on me to terminate the con- test. Until I was convinced, that success was hopeless. I resolved to persevere, and undismayed by the continued and increas. ing majorities ofthe opposite party, I wait- ed until my opponents hat} ...

... Bodmin, on Thursday the 13th bf June next. The Show-Boom will be open to Members at Twelve o'Clock. In those cases in which a prize is offered for more than one of a sort of flowers or vegetables, it is requisite that Exhibiters should confine themselves to the numbers expressed in the ex- hibition lists. Members who have not obtained their ad- mission Tickets, will be supplied with them on ...