Adams Weekly Courant (Newspaper) - February 8, 1780, London, Middlesex 4:% Who oat at good Mortgage f A - j 8for: with a the rf 178$. A and 5 lately Particulars apply John 0* Mr. si 1 Weaker That Good will he ftom by the Weaver In the thence will be immediately by on the to To all Parts of the Litchfield and all Parts of to and Burning 5 to and of and be for iv km of - ThS at for the Remainder j of the 24^ of in 1 A on 24,T|ay~of 1783; of then to called held for a Term 31 from the of 1775. within ten of the cheap The Mine may be viewed isy to on c' ' t ' 15180*;'': on 15th Day bi March between the of hi tne Town of Ma of ' fuch of. Sale as be then aad Number of OAK fit for or any the Property of Sir ert yf Vraich in the faid within Miles of tHe River and the Lme from the Town further enquire of Mr. Thomas St. February .il L King to grant Sfr the I I Offices and T Governor U NT R Y NEW S. 0h| Saturday a this Town one a Lath lent his whq returned had not drawn the m the Corher of foon after two Sons about 10 and the other Years of the the Trigger down At lafi the youngett levelled the Gun it weat and entered his Left bis SKuU in killed him on being iff the fame was a mournful of the unhappy L Feb. 1. a we have W 1 will Ten in ( lithe r 6 be the bed Parte Goods from the above-mentioned Places and and all Parts Pans Of For Particulars to Mr. Brayne the of ween the Hours of One Three in the at the of John by the Sign of the in 158 Oak and 11 Growing on as in rhe of and now in the of Thomas in the at the Mr. John at and at near TO be Sold by together or in at the of Mrs. in in of on Thursday the 17th Day of February at ote o'Clock of in the mean Time by private ESTATES Abraham in Norley ' 1. A the in the of Therms with the and Orchard thereto and the called the 1 a. A Field called thd Holloway 3. The Pirn S ' 4. Motley to a chief Kent of 40?. The Slack Ground and Crofs 6. A in the ot Edward with the and upwards of four Acres of Land an Allotment of the 7. Dwelling in the Holding and ELen and upwards of fix of Ground thereto 8. An Allotment of called Wickin Tree containing eleven ' fyr with the Lards and latt held by Leafe for two at ' i jo. 'A late containing about a Acre and a Part of it and the other 11. An Allotment of common containing about Half Chilli re in the Holding of John Tcf apply to Mr. Peter of Crewd Mr. of the Sale of or to George at in all any Accounts with faid ' are to tn the tbe the may be and the 1 7" TO and entered upon A or with and of two a large i Vault and for carrying on the 6\ifeefe� may be with ao or 30 of good and any Quantity of is further Particulars of Robert of T I M B E R. To be fold to rhe bell 0.1 the 15th Diy of between twe and five in the the Swan Inn in in the County of to then and there to be produced EVEN and one hundred and fifty five A ill Trees and four Poplar thirty eight Birch and thirty Ow marked and the Farms Tenements in in the of Cherter now in tbe Holdings of John Wind John Peter John Thomas Par John John John George Mr. William and John The faid Timber grows near the navigable Canal between Nantwich and lor Witter 'The tbe and ther Particulars to Mr. Gibbons of Mr. patches to the States of relative to Capture of their Commodore of which to Lord of he waited on Count in. fo that the of the will be foon made known to the ' We have the Satisfaction of our that a Treaty is actually between our Court and that of on the among other I. That the high contracting Parties each in Cafe of any Attack i as an Interpretation in the the Navigation of the Baltic is Line and fix completely equipped and to to be employed in any Part of the and any of her Enemies In Confederation of the above Great to pay to be reckoned the of 8oo,oool. Upon from Great the latter finding Ruffia farther to give the of 20,000 to ferve in or the Weft V. In fuch Cafe a farther of 8oo,oool. Before Rodney went to Sea laft in which he has fo he a Meeting of his and made them acquainted with his He told them that he extremely happy in the Probability that he might foon The Power of paying every Man his and them to be that the Effects 7^000 f Ke late -is State the had herf made Preparation if his Creditors were and as foon as the laid a Cafe before MrV now and if he Mr. Mansfield That although he a the Privileged of were fo that be allowed a to quit this Kingdom without did not waiting had him An Account of this immediately and the State fent Orders to their a Memorial to this Courts and Directions were- given that heard for thd arid done Queen Which was parted for the Rights of according id the The which Mr. Venetian has been is originally 2500L Petitions from the Counties of and City of in Addition the Names tof which have already are agreed upon to to recommending nomy in the and Management of publick A Meeting was alfo held on 31it at for the fame but much of a it was agreed only that recommending tha Sinecure &c. be fent to their Members if Jam. 3!., 780. It 1 R R E A the Public io declining 4L and ihst hit 8totk,�oiiilifting of ' will tee fold - ' Thanks an 5 and to to - gratefully r be then produce T day th nd nJ in following Lots Lot 1. Two Hundred and Eighty-two Oak numbered and growing on Farms in the ohn William nd in the of Lot z. Sit Oak numbered and growing on Farms in the of William Benjamin William John o and in of and in County of Mr. George and tha Tenants of the will the Timber 5 and further Particulars be had of Mr. or Mr. in on Par GENERAL 1780. THE Governors of this finding under the of adapting the late Regulation of a neighbouring public That no Venereal for the as ah paying one Guinea and a Half into the of upon { or and per Week for This Regulation take place Day of February next Ten Troops Were left at York after under and Cornwallis It is faid there are fome Foreign and Provincial Troops among the As various Reports have ing the death of the late Right Hon. Hans the following Particulars maybe relied on as a was that a Cloud of Melancholy had hung over him during his Stay at Earl at in and his greatly -On the Morning of his walked out by two Hours after had left the a Servant of the by a Copfe at a little heard a which drew his Attention to the and on getting over a faw Mr. Stanley I ing oh his and on Examination found hii Throat cut in a and of his good Fortune be applied to that the of his To convince them of the Sincerity ot his In- A was immediately this he every Creditor tQ nQ on which the to wait Upon previous ts his Departure from j ft fat on the who returned their with a Renewal of their old ones having become from their having I exceeded the Period by the Act of all of which he would readily and fo give them a Power of coming at their Debts his which they could not have The Anecdote is certainly and proves that the Worthy who is the of richly the good Fortune he has met We that it is the of Mr. for a general in the which he has given Notice to make a Motion for on 11 th of not to at any of Offices where the Labour is adequate to the ' let the Salary be Such an that true Friend to his Country knows but top would be ill and of is and The laft Letters from by Way of that all States are with employed in fitting out a formidable which from tie of will be ready to fail and faid to 1 come that aw properly the 0^_ec^4 be employed to the According to the laft Accounts from it has been - in that the Dollars mould be taken in all at the Rate for 50 for and they had fixed the Price of II A - well to fign the T laading 5 and Meti being a i have Goods for tbat aa Dify to beft if not of by private of which Notice be given in this at Houfe of Mr. Gaorge in Church in the County on 9th of February 1780, between One and Five in to Lot i. An in Church of a or Stably other and and 1 Seventy Arable and in good together with a Few or Seat in are tield by two Freehold three Livit in each af The Inheritance of 4ar(jhur|h catted about ' v J 4 The whore by is Market jbf and and ths jare | and lafling t |r ink may hi Mr. in or - - f. for an tAdt JOHN by Trade looking about 55 1f?ara of Ma and the faid John and him pf Onto receive Commodities and Merchandize at this before Accounts came r ' On Saturday laft Gentlemen of the waited upon the Lord at the with that he will be a to be with the of fo in this Time of as a Reform It was by fix And 30 Commoners when his a Common be for the the Town 6f than htin dred above Mr. who had only Lord North's Taxes have been as follow and a Wheel i ' Newspapers J Obe 1 17,000 30,600- 6,fop come that Reformation an 04 do Mr. Honours his Country a material of t The Friends of and the Enemies of would jn the and as the only fure Means to attempted tp be the People by of a Letter from in of An is going to be entered into oa this Ifland a Body of to be it demand to forth inV the Defence of the as it has moie than been threatened a Decent by I American and The Number to form fix of ibo Men alfe and 1 to receive no their and the in that they may be obliged to go far to Government is. fq be for fome who to be and Shot for their 2$,' than five Prizes are in this three of only and of Servants ' - - - 10,000 - - 45*9^0 37�5Pc One Hundred ana on Polling - Licence Taken for 3H.518, 164,250] 3,200- 300,000 1,092 And tiie % no the other two are more The having been for England I they were they were obliged fo come At there Upwards of Navy arf * taking for York j they find of when they will arrive before that The Stag privateer is by a oS in Bay of of one and carried into w r KFer
