The BOOKS are most of them new Gilt and Letter'd, and will be Sold Cheap, the lowest Price printed in the CATALOGUE.
By CHRISTOPHER BERRY, BOOKSELLER, the Corner of the Dove-Lane, NORWICH.
CATALOGUES to be had Gratis, of Messrs. Hitch and Hawes, in Pater-Noster-Row, and Mr. Ware, on Ludgate-hill, London; Messrs. Thurlbourn and Woodger, in Cambridge; Mr. Eaton, at Yarmouth; Mr. Lee, at Lynn; Mr. Keymer, at Dearham; Mr. Miller, at Bungay; and at the Place of SALE. Where may be had the full Value for any LIBRARY or PARCEL of BOOKS.
Also, BOOKS neatly Bound, Gilt, and Letter'd.

To be SOLD or LETT.

WANTED.

To be SOLD at prime Cost or under
THE Stock in Trade of John Dardry in St Miles of Coslany Church Yard, consisting of Houshold Furniture of all kinds.
N.B. The House to be let at Christmas next.

To be SOLD,
A Black Gelding near fifteen hands high very fitt for a Chaise, or a Post Chariot : Enquire of Robert Denney, Farrier in the Haymarket, Norwich : If not Sold by Tuesday next, will be sent into the Country.

To be Sold by AUCTION,
By WILLIAM CHASE, BOOKSELLER.
(By Order of the ASSIGNEES of)
JOHN SMITH, late of the City of Norwich, Taylor and Woollen-Draper, a Bankrupt.

CATALOGUES may be had gratis of W. CHASE, GRAY's COFFEE-HOUSE, and at the PLACE of SALE.

To be SOLD by AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY the 14th of December next, between the Hours of Three and Four in the Afternoon, at Mr. Gray's Coffee-House.

N.B. The Estate is all Freehold, in good Repair, and situated in the most convenient Part of the City for Business, in a publick Street of great Traffick, near and leading to the Market-Place.
Further Particulars of this Estate with the Conditions of Sale, may be had of Mr. FINCH, Attorney at Law, in Norwich.

NORWICH, Nov. 24, 1757.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

Where Gentlemen and Others, may depend upon having all Orders in the above Branches, completely finished upon the very lowest Terms.

SAMUEL LEEDS and Son,
Remov'd from their Shop near the Bull Inn in Magdalen-Street, to the Sign of the BRUSH in the Dove-Lane, NORWICH.

The best Price for Hogs Bristles.
N.B. A sober Lad is wanted as an Apprentice.

NORFOLK.
To be SOLD, at a reasonable Price

To be SOLD at LAMMAS, in the County of NORFOLK.
A Freehold MESSUAGE, with convenient Outhouses, and fourteen Acres of Land to the same belonging, now in the Use of RICHARD MATTHEWS.
For Particulars enquire of Mr. JOHN WILKERSON, of Gresham, or Mr. GEORGE HUNT HOLLEY [?], of Aylsham, in the said County.

A Great Variety of BOOKS, PRINTS, and MAPS.
TO be Sold by AUCTION,
in KEYMER's School-Room in East-Dearham, on Friday the 2d of December next, and on the four Friday Nights following, by
H. KEYMER :

Land survey'd, and neatly mapp'd; and the full Value given for old Books.
He thanks all his Friends and Customers for their Favours.

NORFOLK to wit
At the General Quarter-Session of the Peace holden by Adjournment, at KING's LYNN, in and for the said County, the 11th of October, 1757.

To be SOLD or LETT, and Enter'd on at Christmas next, or sooner if requir'd

LOST
A Hunting the 22d of October last, in Hunworth or Swanton
Woods, or from thence to Fakenham.

To be SOLD.

N.B. The Premises are moderately assessed to the Land Tax.
Enquire of Mr. PETER STOUGHTON, Attorney at Law in Wymondham, or on Saturdays of him at Mr. ALLDAY's at the King's Head, Norwich.

To be LETT or SOLD.
At CHRISTMAS next,

For further Particulars enquire of Mr. Richard Stebbing, at the Griffin or of Mr. Edmund Lock, Attorney at Law in Attleburgh aforesaid.

STOLEN of Strayed from Mr. JOHN BRANSBY of East-Harling in the County of Norfolk, on Tuesday Nov. 1st Inst.
A Dark Brown COLT.
mixt all over with grey Hairs, a large Star on his Forehead, a white Foot behind, his Mane turn to the off Side, fourteen Hands and half high, rising four Years old.
Whoever will bring the said Colt, to Mr. John Bransby of East-Harling aforesaid, shall receive a Guinea Reward, and all reasonable Charges.

To be SOLD.

Also a Tenement in Shipdham aforesaid, in the Occupation of JAMES WRIGHT, at the yearly Rent of Two Pounds Twelve Shillings and Sixpence.
For further Particulars, apply to Mr. CAPEL BRINGLOE, Attorney at Law, at Hingham, in Norfolk.

NORWICH.
WHEREAS at a Meeting of the Master WOOL-COMBERS of the City of NORWICH, it was unanimously agreed to put the Laws in Execution against all such Spinners who shall be detected in the Reeling of short of false Yarn; and since the said Resolution was taken, two Examples have been made, Viz. Mary Goldspink, of Westhall, and Elizabeth Manning, of Halesworth, being carried before Sir THOMAS ALLES, was by him ordered to the House of Correction at Beccles, there confin'd to hard Labour for 14 Days, and twice whipp'd. Therefore in order that none may plead Ignorance, neither blame nay one in particular of Severity : This publick Notice is given, that we are resolv'd to the utmost in our Power, to detect and punish all such Offenders.

N.B. No Threads turned first Lea or last, and full seven Lea Binders, otherwise will be deemed false Yarn.
Given under our Hands, this 18th of October, 1757.

GEORGE GILBERT,
Magdalen-Street, NORWICH.

*** If a Lad of good Character and an easy Temper desires to become Apprentice, he be accepted on easy Terms.

This is to inform all Gentlemen and Ladies, both in this City and County,
THAT JAMES COLE, CLOCK and WATCH MAKER, is removed to the Sign of the Dial, over against the Moon and Stars in St.Michael's Coslany, Norwich : Makes, Mends, and Sells all Sorts of CLOCKS and WATCHES, as Repeating, Seconds, Horizontal and Plain, fitted up in the most consise Manner, and having a large Stock by me, will Exchange or Sell on as honourable and reasonable Terms as any one in Norwich. He likewise makes that curious amusing Machine, the Brass SPINNING-WHEEL for the Ladies, at One Guinea each : If any Gentleman or Ladies please to favour me with their Commands, they may depend upon them to be carefully and speedily performed.

By their humble Servant,
JAMES COLE.