... ripe 1,'derVooJ, at Besselsieqjh, Be}rAs. 10 BE, SOLD BY AUCTION, !By W. FISHER, the ChcqucTs at Besselseigh.-About Ten Acres of Ccdlflet UNDERWTOOD, now standing ?? ar Bcseelsleigb aforesaid. D lrtller particulars will be given in next week's Paper. ...

... LITTL/ A E TE KSCHOOL, OXFORD1t. T NUTT respectfully informs his friends and Q 0 the public, that the duties of his School will be re- sumed on Monday, January the 17th. LAZDlETS' S;CZZOO;I,W ITNE, oxOX\. Conducted by Mrs. H. DOBNEY. TE1RM1S. For Board and Tuition in the English and French Iaanguages, flistory, Geography, and Composition, with plain and or. namental Needlework, TWENTY-TWO ...

... )y -7- - 'aintage Prite-hed &al'iet. ous 1N consequence of the Lord of the Manor of WVan- I l X tage having kindly permittcd the Farmers to pitch their lict Corn 'ollfree in the town of MWantage, Yotire.is her2eby or, given, that the Fartners ii tdtc neighbourhood intend to pitch ast their Corn there on Saturtlay thle [th day of January, 1831, rtli at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and to ...

... BAD GMORE HOUSE, . Near IIENLEY-ON-TIIAIVIES. P PAINTINGS, PRINTS, DRAWINGS, BOOKS, LINEN, CHINAi GLASS, Cd ?? Chair, GREEN-HOUSEi PLANTS, A Garden BEgine, and Miscellanc~bns .eJc s, rFO BE SOLD B-Y.:AU.C TI.ON, By WILiA* 'b hPE I,U Oi-Monday the 10th of January, lIol, and three following. das, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the premises, by order _ of the 2 xecutor.Asf Mhe late Geo.^orote, &q ...

... ig 3URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of mn AL Chaulcery, made in a Cause wherein JOHN RiGos nC MILLER, an infant, by his next friend, is the plaintiff, and ct Jouse MooitE TRAvRats, and others, are defendants, the Creditors of Sir Jolxn EDwAnD RIGGS MILLER, Baronet, a-formerly of Swaleliffe Mouse, near Banbury, in the county sy of Oxford, and of Bally Casey, in the county of Clare, in ...

... X,,Iand House, Ensham, near Oxford. l VsL',LS respectfully informs her friends add and the public that the duties of her SCHOOL will eglned on Monday the 24th inst. Jan. 6, 1831. EDUCATION.,' Mle7.7r of the University resident in Oxford, ;Who receives into his family six young gentlemen, to gre teem for the University, or for any of the professiona1 olyntents, will have Two Vacancies after the ...

... MONEY. I SEVERAL SUMS to be advanced oln Mortgagse, at a rate of Interest proportioned to dhe nature of the sc- curity, and the amnount ?? at Mr. Heater's Offices, Bicester, or St. Aldatest, Oxford. p ?? Mleadoiv Hay, (it Longcott, Berks. t r0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, f T ]33ry fir. JOHN FIDEL, e On Friday next, January the '4th, 1831, on the premises, ain three ?? RICKS of supeeier MEADOW HAY, ...

... ST. ALDATE'S ACADEMY, OXFORD, e (CtduLotedt by Mr .IEWLETT, of Maydalent fall.) rr 11E friends of this Establishment and the public It in general are respectfully reminded that Scholastic SDutbs re.cotnmence on the 17th inst. Jun. 5. 1831. a A cadlerny, St. Giles's, bfford. LWLIAS W. 4MO1RRIS respectfully informs his Ll friends and the public that the duties of his SCHOOL willhe resumed on ...

... ro ha b LET, frhni Lady Day, I93I1-Two, Firrt.r )SC I of1 MEADOWV arid PAST[JRE LAND; containing habout 35 Acres, situate in the parish of WarpsgrovLinth lot county of Oxford.-Apply to 31lr Franklin., Ascott Farm. dhe lot Ff10 be LET, and entered upon himmiediately, I Certin PREMISES; consisting of a Dwelling, House. Ibl- Bake-house, Barn, Stable, Yard, Garden, and Orchard hle situate at Great ...

... 1/,jR. NELSON DEAD)NAN, Professor of Music ;M1 E and Dancing, and ?? of the most eminent Masters of London and Paris, respectfully informs the nobility, gentry, his friends of Abingdon and its vicinity, that he in- tends, after the present vacation, to give LEssoNs in QUATIRIrLES, (GAn.eLOPADES, and every other branch of the above elegantaccomplishmentrequisite for genteel society. M1r. D. ...

... ('ARRIAGES FOR SALE. ?? SOLD, at SiAYLEIt'S, Coach-maker, Oxford, J-A good Second hald CHARIOT, in good preserva. Pith a Dickey in front; also a neat PONY GI(G. The above Carriages are to be sold at low prices, the Gen. an to whom they belong having no further usc for them. There is also a variety of New and Second-hand GIGS ond PHAE'TONS for Sale. 7Q LoADS of fine 1;BEECH POLES, STACK WOOD a ...

... . ?? ISLIP, nearn OXFORD. 14 ,SIT l respectfully informns her friends that l ' her SCHOOL will re-open on Monday the 17th instant; si proffers her grateful acknowledgments tar the liberal support ant encouragement she has been honoured with; and. egs leave to add that the most unremitting at- teetio' wilfsbe exerted to merit a continuance of the saue. LADIES' SCHOOL, ENSHAWI. 'T9HE Misses NU'T ...