... Re THOMAS BOONE, OF BISHOPSTEIGNTOVF GENTLEMAN, DECEASED.' N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN-Tba/all N CREDITORS of this ESTATE who havd not given in the particulars of their Claims to the Executors, are requested to do go on or before the 1st day of JuLY next, or they will lose the Benefitof the'Dividend, which after that day will be declared and paid by the Executors out. of the Estate. A Balance ...

... WSIIrFELD,-DEYO1; V 0 Lw LET. a most desirable RESIDENCE, j .,rp ?? ining and Drawing-Iooms, Six Bed- | o ooln, itchens andallconvenienrt- K ,h~ll5nn~ Stabling fir three Horses, and double ?ti~ljIOt e. together with Kitchen and Flower GIraens, ?? and Orchard; and, if required Six,Acres of uj5te tand, 'c'Ands beanitifal and e3tansive views, Tie 0ove CA0 lsppliea with water, is within fif'e ...

... roe, vith FOUR- HUNDRED POUNDS.,! and W1JANTED to BORROW the above 'Suim the. on ample Freehold-Security, in the city of Exeter.' iji. Apply (pre-paid) toV. V .; Flying Post-office. - tbe stt B3AN¶EAS, ME9RCHANTS, and OTXI _R8,. nct. are strongly reeomtuended to use fiRLlNG'S. and METALLIC INK, which is prepared expressly for Steel in- Pens. lurt Manufactured by H. 3. T~itran, and gold by ...

... NEWTON ABBOT. AGRICULTURAr, AND LABOURERS FRIEND SOCIETY. THE Fourteenth Anmaufl PLOUGHINGk TKIATCH of this Society, will take place an Tnuas- DAY, the 4th day of NOVEMmER next, on Land in the occupation of Mr. Murmix, near the Teigubridge Turn- pike Gate, in the Parishes of Highweek and Teigngrace, near Newton Abbot; the ploughing to commence at ]1 awm. An Ordinary will be provided at half ...

... 1THE GEN~UINE DALBY'S CARMiINATIVE,'¶ T a most safe, effectual, and, indeed, an immei;4te Iremedy for the Wind!, the watery and dry Gripes, 'Convulsions, and all those fatal Disorders in thei bowels of infants, which carry off euch a ?? under thes.ge or two years. It is oqually Serviceable in Fluxes, and the moset -raking Colicks in grown pereons, invariably affording reliefeafter other ...

... -v IIOISE SCHOOL, AXMINSTER. ci II IL for recent patronage Mr. COX anounee the RE orPENIN of his Estab- \ SDAY, JULY 14th, 1852. . to direct especial attention to the very ?? 0 to 2? guineas, which include, s~i rntiuc of a sound classical and general I o;b andl German by Mons. Bubbe (resi- :: 5 'anmd 31usic, Violin and Flute, also by a .. -stablishnment; and Drawing by Mr. - ut !i , j Cha rye ...

... A FImESH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED BY MR JAMES FITZE, HIGH-STREET, AND MR. G PASMORE, (LATE FRooM,) 11, NORTH STREET EXETER. ] XHE UNIVERSAL FRIEND JN EFPICACxOus I REEDY ANY, CURE FOR TiE PILES.-It is a wvell known fact that this disagreeable complaint is one of very Common occurrence in all classes of Society, and that its tedious, painful, and unpleasrnt concomitants are of the most distressing ...

... LAIR'S GOUT A]~D RHEUMATIC PILLS.I B The following testimonial is another proof of the great efficacyofti ecn. 157, Now Bond-street, London, October 12th, 1850. Sir,-In acquainting you with the great benefit which I have experienced by taking BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, I feel that I am but performing a duty to that portion of the public who may be Similarly afflicted. About twenty yease ...

... Dutyfree.] ST. THOMAS UNION. THE Board of Guardians of this Union are desirous of receiving TENDERS for the supply of Best FINE FLOUR, to the 30th day of SEPTEMBER, 1852. Tenders must be sent to us, free of expense, on or before THURsDAY, the I 5th of JULY. The Guardians do not bind themselves to accept the lowest Tender. By order of the Board, BIDWILL and BOWRING, Clerks. St. Thomas Union, ...

... OAKLAlNDS, OHys=tEIGH,-DEVO0. T O be SOLDjatKuction, by Mr. SAMUEL -& DIPAY-'O; ;-MoW i,, the 8th of NOvzINTU next, all the Viab i, : :- VE 'I &s DEAtWI STOCK, Fanni, iprThkivmets, Coray>Tarnips, fter- GrMss, e., The Propzrtyof T. V. WIe, Esq., 'eomnprisiog § Wuge rick of-wheat (prime sample), I ;rnck of pats, 1, Ai of beanst I rick of-prihe meadow hay: .I prime iage cowi iD calf, 6 prime ...

... EXETER TO TRURO FOR 12s. BY TIMES COACH!!! THE Fares of the TIMES COACH will be- T REDUCED as follows, on and after MONDAY, the 8th MAncii, viz.:- Inside. Outside. Exeter to Falmouth ?? 25s. 14s. - To Truro .21s. 12s. To St. Austell ?? 18s. 1Us. To Bodmin ?? 169. lOs. To St. Columb ?? . 21g H. 12s. PRATT, CROTCH, PROCKTER & Co., Proprietors. Exeter, 2nd March, 1852. GRIMES' PATENT CARCEL LAMP ...

... EAT EXHIBITION PRIZE M[EDALOR I IgE C'BALBRIGGAN HOSIERYw CLASS 20, NOS. 18.S AND 37. 1 C. GLENN I.gESPECTFULLY invites e attention of R the No)ility Gentry. and o Public, to his iBs1RIG(AN COTTON STOCKINGS ANDLACKS, 1nve gained the above Medal, in addition to the 5ioeSilser Medals of the Royal Dublin Society. G! t ?? Fabrics are manufactured at Balbrig- Tl,^ D.a iIreland, and have never been ...