Peremptory Sale of Oxon Estate by Court Master
By decree of the High Court of Chancery the strong brick dwelling with outbuildings and 26 acres of arable and pasture at Sherborne Woods Oxford, and 248 acres of wood lands, value 30 pounds yearly, are to be sold by Samuel Bonner at Symonds Inn on Tuesday 20 November between 5 and 6 pm. Property lies one mile from Watlington, six from Henley, seven from Amersham, sixteen from Oxford. particulars at the Master's Chambers.
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Igh Court of Chancery
Samuel Bonner
Ely
Symonds Inn
Chancery Lane
London
Sherborne Woods
Oxford
John Dighton
Deceas
Watlington
Henley
Tame
Auction Notice of Homefield Farm in Sutton near Dartford
A commission of bankruptcy assigns the freehold farm Homefield House near Sutton in Kent for sale. William James formerly owned the estate now leased to John Glover at 40 per year with five years left. Details and terms available from Mr Watts of Balingshall Street, London.
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Wiliamames
Nathaniel Poyntell
Lombardreet
London
Guildhall
Homefield Hovse
Oak Leys
Sutton Ac Hone
Kene
Sutton
Dartford
DPD James power for fevers and assorted disorders
The item notes a remedy labeled DPD James power for fevers smallpox measles pleuricytes quincigs acute rheumatism colds and various inflammations. It claims to treat necrous hypochondriac and hystenc conditions. Price two shillings sixpence per paper with good allowance to charitable buyers or resale.
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James
Officers for the Customs appointed in North America
The Surveyor General names William Jenkins Thomas Oldheld and William Roberts as officers of the customs to seize prohibited goods in North America. Reports from Rocky Hill Connecticut describe a deadly explosion after a man attacked a powder barrel with a knife and flint. News from New London notes English forces possibly demolishing Turk's Island fortifications, with varied casualty reports. Additional items cover slave mutiny near Goree, a brig raising concerns off St Domingo, and savage attacks near Fort Loudoun with local casualties and captives.
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Americ A
Boston
New England
Wiam Jenkins
Thomas Oldheld
Maidstone
William Roberts
Romney
North America
Rocky-hill
Connecticut
Brandykee
New London
Turk’s Island
Mars
Hanson
Cape Francois
Cape
New York
Cane
Hune
Turx’s Island
Grand Key
Sand Key
Old France
Xeb
St. Domingo
Fugsor
Messrs. Forfey
Goree
Africa
Porto Rico
Gifford
Charles Colfton
Philadelphia
Carlisle
Fort Loudoun
Cunningham
M‘dowell
Loudoun
Jameson
Conecocheague Creek
Brown
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Walter Lircon
King’s Head
Kelbourn
Henton
Red Lion
D’arvince
Carli Bresciano
Duke
Modena
Naples
R. Baldwin
S- Crowder
L. Hawes
Law
T- Carlon
Ware
J. Pridden
Great Britain
Comus
Brent
Lowe
Jesus Christ
St. Paul
William Todd
Adam and Eyre’s Court
Sc. Mary-le-then
J. Fletcher and Co
Oxford Theatre
Piaying
Peron
Lincoln’s-inmn
Lan Scainp
George Walthew
Wanruen
De&or
Hatton- Garden
Shenfton
Safford
Robert Parkhurst
Suentton
Latchfield
Birmingham
The
India Company
Royal Exchange
Dr. Sydenham
Peter Shaw
M.D. F.R
T. Longman
Antibor
Mr. Boyle
Lord Hacon
Scarborough
Hoffman
Stahl
Boerhaave
Wonderful Magazine
Wale
Walker
Oes
J. Cooke
Shakespeare’s Head
Paternoster Row
N. B
Hoxties
Newbery
Coventry
Bath
Lacely
Coughton
Rossindersfordshire
Thomas Chinn
Edwards
Chippenham
Marshfield
D.vizes
Gloucester
Newham
Viig Sever
Richmond
St. James’s
Duke of York
Prince William Henry
Prince Henry Frederick
Wildman’s
Exeter
Fulford
Cyder
J. Tuckhevp
Benjamin Heath
Steverstone
J. Wares
Stevenstone
Joann Wacrer
Warsaw
Schluffenburg
Miron
Jiuffian Smolenko Regiment
Ivan
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