... DEVON AND EXETER HORSE BAZAAR, A9d VETERINARY INFIRMARY- 1?OR SALE, by Auctmn&, . ?? Mr. 3OHN WARE, Et DEVON AND EXETER ESS BAZAAR, on FuInAY next the 3I Dec. 1852, at 12 o'clock precisely, Lot 1.-A second-hand set of single Harness in fl condition. Lot 2.-A Hunting Saddle & Snaffle Bridle, nearlYle! Lot 3.-A light and handsome fashionable Gifg excellent condition. Lot 4.-A well-built Dog Cart ...

... rNTE:D a first-rate UPPER HOUSE- MAID, witb notlessthan twoyears' unexeeptiouible .ratrfrom her last place. Aadrees .4. B.. at M~r. CLIFFORD'SBookaellerExeter. Fcc. !l). >_ TrO OUR READERS. 4rr1,14/elle'ts are conrleted with the celebrated type- ~less. .Ifessrs. Blake, Stephenson, and Co., of /1 ofil. for the supply of a new, clear fount of wr fhe Flying Post, by which the defects ?? iWlI / ...

... BEiIRE, NEAR EXETER, DB ovoSHIRE. O o l, LET. Furnished, at a moderate rent, T.f 1 tro or Three Years, a most DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, ?? ,;f Richard Ford, Esq., and late in the 0 vW t(Ptt' oft the Hon. W. TV. Addington. I The lu conjists of drawing-room, dining-room, a d litrr. Crnmuiieaatin2 with each other, a handsome a e n all, house-keepers room, servant's hall,laitchen, a n asnd ?? family ...

... EDWARDS' CROWN & SCEPTRE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NEW NORTH BRIDGE, NORTH-STREET. 1XT EDWARDS, Proprietor of the above WV . Hotel, begs to tender his best-thanks to Mer- chants, Agriculturists, and the Public generally, for the liberal and kind support he has received since his enter- ing on the above Establishment, and hopes by strict attention, combined with moderate charges, to merit a continuance ...

... NEVER FAILING REMEDY!I O LLOWAY'S OINTMENT. A CaRlPPLE SLTS ASIDE HIS CRIUTCHES AFTER TEN 'YEARS SUFFERINOG. .TolLvro (,oyi~ of (I Letter, frrn r. Thompn, C'hemnist,Litre *dafr d Auegust 20th. 1852. To Professor HoOZOWAY. Dear Sir,-I am enobled to fuyutsh you with a most extraordinary eare efrected by your invaluable Ointmeant and Pills, which bas as- lonished ever? person acquainted with the ...