... I'o be SOLD by AUCTION By pesars. COLCYESTER & JONt, On TusdaY, the 21st day of Mardi, 1843, At the Coach and Horses Inn, Ipswgich, at 5 o'clodc is the Eveaiug, OF ANED TN FEHOLD POST WINDMILL, DWELLING. ^ OSand PREMISES, now in the occupation of Mr. CHARLEBS BEDWELIL, the Proprietor, situate near the Woodbridge-roid, in the parish of St. Margaret, Ipawvich The Mill is in good conditions ...

... to he WULf by AtWHION, Messrs. COLCAHESTER & 90N. On Tuesday. the 21st day of March, 184, At the Coach and Horses Inn, Ipswich, at 5 o'clock in the Evening, The UHQUITY of ]UEDE-PTITO oir AND IN FREEHOLD POST WINDMILL, DWELLING- A HOUSE, and PREMISES, no0w in the occupation of Mr. CHARLES BEDWELL, the Proprietor, situate near the Woodbridge-road, in the parish of St. Margaret, Ipswich. The ...

... THOMAS SHE WELL, N Offering his best acknowledgmnents to his Frienlds and the Public for the confidence reposed in him during B 51 period of nearly Thirty years, begs to inform theme that he has taken into Partnlership ROBERT SMIITH, wh1o fo? several years has been his confidentialt Assistant. SHE WELL & SMITH, jD announcing~ this alteration, flatter themselves that from long experience in the ...

... JFut Puiblislieii, tlao 12th 3ditIxon, Price 2off. 6d., inclosed i~n a sealed envelope, and sent Free to alydbart of the Unitedl Kingdom on receipt of at Post- offlice Order, for 3s. Gd. rr lIE SI LENT FRIEND; ?? ,, Nervouis :Deblxi~ty, ko. By R. nnd L. PERRY and Co., Consultinig Surgeons, LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. PuDBlihe b t he Austloseraaort dpt Oldkb(y StrOs4ge 21, Paterniosterjrowr ...

... Juist Pulblishled, the 12th E~dition, Price 2s. tid., inclosed in a sealed envelope, and sent Free to any p art o~f the United Kingdonm on receipt of a Post- office Order, for 3s. 6d. THE SILENT FRIENDI; a~fedical Wor40on By R.. and L. PERRY tsnd Co,. Coisotlting Suirgeons, LONDON ANDl J3RMING 1AM. Puhlished by tbe'A uhsra,and sold by Stroege, 2 1, Paternoster row; Wilson, IS, llisltopsgate ...

... Giblht f~leas, sn jrolk^. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mor. PRESTON, On the Premises, Gisliogham, aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 14th day of March, 1843, ALL the Genteel HOUSEHOLTD FURNITURE, Cap- Aital Feather-beds and Bedding, China, Glass, and other ?? Effects, of Mrsr J.* PROCTOR, wlho TSche PJRhNlTrURdE wcill comprise muahogany dining, ad, and other tables;* mahogany htair-seated and other ...

... Just Publisbedi the 12th EdIItIof, Price 2s. 6d., inclosed in a sealed envelope, and sent Free to any part of the Unite ?? oanreceiptofaPost- office order, for 3s. 6d. TiHE SILENT FRIEND; ?? on it Nqervou 3ebiti,1F &c. By R. and L. PERRY and Co., Consulting Surgeons, LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM. Published by ?? sold by strange, 21, Paterzroster.row; tlson. 18, lBlasspsglaisttStreet; Punkie. Cosnpton ...

... BunII 9SINT :EDMUWD!3. AN EXCELLENT IW~ELLING HOUSE, large .~altfrg, ~Six !Feaaenaewts AND A FREE PUBLIC HOUSE. To be SOLD by AUCTION. Biv Messrs. DECK and NEWVSON, Ot Thursday, M~arch the 30thl, 1843, at the Goat's jileads Ina, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, by desire of the EseCrtOrh of the late M~r. THOMAS HARM ER. IX SIXC LOTS, LOT I.A LL that convenicnt and. plcasantly-situated hL ...

... W.4dvdbWde pair Wield. 1 n 'I'esda5 the 4t day of Aprif, 1843, at One o'clock., T y BbCoOLCHESTER & SON, E perfect 3 erold entire COLT, by Gamaello&, TAi .rbetultiful ceoldtis 18 blanbds high, flue rich bay colour, and adapted to travel any country vwhere the best carriage horses or baunters are bred. At WALTRO1W, UIFUElF9K. To be SOLD by AUCTION, OahrdyB& Mr. ROSS, HEI HOUSEIIO'D FURNITURE, ...

... l P SW IC H To be SOLD by AUCTION, By COLCHESTER & SON, Upons Ihe Premise, King-street, Ipswich, THE; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS, OW MU. UAILIPSI ADZ5ON, On Thursday, Murch 9th, 1843, at Eleven o'clock; ('IOM1PRISING mahogany 4-post, French, and stump aJbedsteads; featherheds, ?? and pillowsa, blan- kets; mahogany chests draw ers,dining tables, wash stands, swing glasses, chairs, and window ...

... ALARMING STATE OF TRADE. -ooo ooo-.- TITHERE is the Tradesman that is now Setting the same profits he was three years ago, and how will all this end, 1Y but in the total destruction of all business? W. JENNINGS, Seeing the result of all this, is determined to crear off the whole of his present Stock at a TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE, : ?? HIS ANDOWN BAT WABEHOFNEE9 TAVERN STR1:ET, IPSWICH, ...

... Wormns Dest.'oyee'L ]R/JEDICINE never witnessed a more imnportant die- ant covery than in PRITCHETT'S VERMIFUGE, a Remedy that, contrary to ail others, neither purges, vomits nor otherwise affects the constitution * requires no confinement, has neither taste nor smell, and is so harmless that it may be taknn by an infant of an haurold; yet never, in one instance, failed destroying every wvorm ...