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Some Selected Reports from the Salisbury and Winchester Journal
Monday, April 12th, 1813
Isle of Wight.
To be Sold, in Three Lots, by Tender, - 300 Trees of useful Oak Timber, standing in Brock's Coppice, in the parish of Whippingham, severally numbered with white, read, and lead-coloured paint. To be seen on application to William Drake, Bailiff, at Wootton Parsonage, with whom Tenders are to be left; or at Messrs.Rowden's, Booksellers, Newport, Isle of Wight.
Alphonso Mott's Creditors.
The Creditors of Alphonso Mott, late of High-street, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, Linen-Draper, are, pursuant to the Resolutions at a Meeting held the 20th day of March inst. requested to send the particulars of their respective demands to Mr.Abbott, Rolls Yard, Chancery Lane, London.
The Estate of the late Mr.Francis Brown, of Harnham, near Salisbury, Stone-Mason, deceased.
More than a year having elapsed since Mr.Brown's decease, his Executors particularly request all persons indebted to his Estate to pay the amount of their respective debts to either of his Sons Francis Brown or Charles Brown, at the Stone-Yard, at Harnham, immediately, - The Executors being anxious to settle and close all their accounts, hereby give Notice, that legal measures will be taken against all persons who shall not pay the debts they owe the said Estate, before the 24th day of June next.
Notice To Creditors.
The Creditors of Charles Wyatt, of Kingsomborne, in the county of Southampton, Merchant, are hereby informed, that an Assignment of the whole of his Effects to Trustees for the mutual Benefit of his Creditors, who shall come in and execute the same on or before the thirty-first day of May next, is now ready for their signature at the office of Mr.Todd, in Winchester; and that such Creditors who neglect or refuse to execute the same on or before the day above specified, will be excluded the benefit thereof.
Winchester, March 25, 1813.
To Creditors.
The Creditors of William Richardson, late of West Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, Shipbuilder, deceased, are hereby requested to meet the Executor of the said deceased, at the Vine Inn, in West Cowes aforesaid, on Thursday the 15th day of April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to arrange, balance, and inspect their accounts with the said deceased, in order that his effects may be duly administered proportionably to them without delay. And all persons, Creditors of the said William Richardson, who do not attend at the place and time above mentioned, will be excluded the benefit of the said administration.
To the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general.
Having declined his Grocery Concern, at Romsey, in favour of Mr.John Jenvey. I take this opportunity of returning you my best thanks for past favours, and earnestly solicit the same kind patronage on my Successor which I have experienced from a generous Public for several years past, not doubting but you will find him worthy of the same liberal support.
Wm.Brookman.
Romsey, April 5, 1813.
* All persons indebted to W.B. are requested to pay the same as early as possible.
John Jenvey, Grocer and Tea-Dealer, Market-Place, Romsey, solicits the patronage which his predecessor has experienced, and begs to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Inhabitants of the Town and its vicinity, that he has purchased the Premises and Business of Mr.Brookman, where he is determined to render every article in the above line of the best quality, and on the most reasonable terms.
Country Shops supplied.
Henry Hayter, Grocer, Tallow Chandler, &c. having declined business in favour of his Son John Hayter, returns thanks for the liberal favours he has so many years experienced.
John Hayter respectfully requests the future support of his Father's friends.
* All persons having any demand on the aforesaid Henry Hayter are desired to send in their accounts immediately, in order that the same may be discharged; and all persons indebted to Henry Hayter are desired to settle their respective accounts with him or John Hayter, on or before the 25th of May next.
Whitchurch, Hants, April 5, 1813.
Sub-Distributor of Stamps.
Winchester,
Saturday, April 10.
On Tuesday last Mr.N.Hewlett, of St.George's-street, in this city, was elected Secretary and Apothecary to the County Hospital, in the room of Mr.Fowler.
The New School Rooms lately erected in this city, for the accommodation of the children educated on Dr.Bell's plan, were opened on Tuesday last. We understand that the National Society in London has contributed �100 towards defraying the expences of the buildings.
On Thursday last was married, at Colbourn, in the Isle of Wight, Richard Godin Simeon, Esq. eldest son of John Simeon, Esq. M.P. to Louisa Edith, eldest daughter of Fitzwilliam Barrington, Esq.
Same day was married, at Lymington, by the Rev.Ellis Jones, John Mathias, Esq. of Rattry, Devon, to Miss S.Bestland, daughter of Mr.N.Bestland, of Lymington.
On Wednesday last died, aged 17 years, Elizabeth Ann, eldest daughter of Mr.Sibly, organist, of Portsmouth.
On Tuesday the 30th ult. died, at Rookley Cottage, in the Isle of Wight, Miss Cardin, late of Great Cumberland-street, Portman-square.
On Saturday evening last, a fire broke our in a malt-house, at North Waltham, which entirely consumed the same, together with about 250 quarters of malt, the property of Messrs.John and Thomas Goodchild.
Salisbury,
Monday, April 12, 1813.
We noticed in our Journal last week, a bequest from the late W.Hussey, Esq. to the Salisbury Infirmary. We have now to state, in addition, that he has bequeathed -
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| To the Poor of the City of Salisbury | �100 |
| To the Poor of Fisherton | 20 |
| To the Poor of Harnham | 20 |
On Tuesday last, Robert Rickards, of Sloane-street, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. was elected Member of Parliament for Wootton Basset, in this county, in the place of John Attersoll, Esq.
Local Militia - The Deputy Lieutenants and Magistrates for the Sarum Division sat four successive days last week, to enrol volunteers produced by the parish officers. The young men came forward with great alacrity, and 350 were sworn in, and received the bounty of two guineas each, to exonerate their parishes from the ballot.- It should be known that, when a ballot takes place, the individuals who are drawn and pay the fine are exempted for two years only by the late Act.
We are authorised by Mr.Surgeon Fisher to state, that Mr.Moody has brought his mechanical apparatus, for the cure of the distortion of the spine, on Mr.Cheshare's principle, to the highest statement of perfection.-- We understand, for the same authority, that many extraordinary cures have been performed.- For further information on this subject we beg to refer our readers to Mr.Moody's advertisement in the following column.
Birth. On Friday the 2nd inst.at Tidworth, in this county, the Lady of Edward Dyke Poore, Esq. of a daughter.
Saturday se'nnight was married, at Walmer, Kent, Lieut.W.P.Wade, of the Royal Navy, to Mrs.Wilson, of Marlborough.
Monday was married at Bath, by the Rev.J.Muslo, C.P.Meyer, Esq. of Fanham Hall, Herts, to Louisa, third daughter of the late R.H.Boddam, Esq. formerly Governor of Bombay.
On Friday the 2d inst. died, at Bath, after a long and severe affliction, borne with exemplary patience and resignation, Mrs.Mary Edwards, of the Close of Salisbury, only daughter of the late Henry Edwards, Esq. of the same place. She lived to an advanced age, long retired from the gay circles, devoting her time to acts of real piety and charity; and distributing, amongst a wide extended circle of the poor and necessitous of various degrees, with a secret but most liberal hand, a large portion of her income; and we hear that she has left by her will several handsome legacies to public charities in London and Bath, as well as this city. - So rare and valuable a friend to the poor, she will be long and deservedly lamented.
Same day died, aged 67, Mr.Henry Rumbold, of West Grimstead, near this city.
On Thursday morning died, after a long illness, the Rev.W.Ireland, Vicar of Frome, and Chaplain to the Marquis of Bath : he was a very friendly, amiable character, a zealous divine, and an active magistrate.
On Friday last died, after a long illness, Mr.Henry French, son of the late Mr.French, many years an eminent apothecary of this city.
Saturday morning died, in the prime of life, Mr.Pritchard, a much respected silk-mercer of the Abbey Church-yard, Bath. He had retired to rest on Friday night, apparently in good health, and was in the morning found dead in his bed !
William Sutton, Cooper, (who is removed from the corner Shop, Winchester-street, to a few Doors below, and next adjoining the Back of Cross Keys Inn, Salisbury), begs leave to return his most sincere and grateful thanks to his numerous friends for the many obligations conferred on him in the above business during the last sixteen years; and respectfully informs them and the public, that, in consequence of a recent severe indisposition, which has rendered him incompetent to pay that strict attention to business which he considers so indispensibly necessary, he has taken into Partnership Mr.Richard Carslake, of Salisbury aforesaid, Cooper, and not declined the Business solely in his favour, as hath been represented.
The Business in future will be carried on under the firm of "Sutton and Carslake," who humbly solicit a continuance of that patronage, which will ever be their study to deserve.
Lymington
William Suffield begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Lymington and its neighbourhood, that, at the recommendation of his friends, he has commenced Business as a Plumber, Glazier, and Painter; and having served a regular appenticeship to the late Mr.Turner, in whose and the late Mr.Colborne's employ he has been for the last 14 years, he presumes he has obtained such a knowledge of the trade as will enable him to do justice and give satisfaction to those who may please to honour him with their commands, assuring them it will ever be his study, by unremitted attention, to merit a share of that patronage and support so liberally bestowed on his late employers.
W.S. begs to say, he is equal to undertake work in the above branches to any extent, and on the most reasonable terms.
Wilts.
To be Lett by Tender, from March 25, 1814, - A desirable Farm, comprising a Dwelling House, yards, garden, barns, stable, granary, and other necessary out-buildings; 74 acres of arable, 62 acres of dry meadow, pasture, and wood land, and 4 1/2 acres of watered meadow, all inclosed; situate at Donhead Saint Mary, in the county of Wilts; within four miles of Shaftesbury, a good market town.
Grass seeds are now sowing in, and a coming-on. Tenant may enter on the 1st of June, to prepare for and put in the wheat crop.- Farmer Honey, the present Tenant, will shew the Farm; and further particulars may be known by applying personally, or by letter (post-paid) to Mr.Arney, Close, Salisbury.
Sealed Tenders (free of postage) to be left at Mr.Arney's office before the 10th of May next.
DISTORTIONS of the SPINE, &c. &c.
J.MOODY, Market-Place, Salisbury, impressed with a grateful sense of the very liberal encouragement he is favoured with, returns his most sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public in general for the same. It is with much satisfaction he can inform them, that he is very successful in the construction of his MECHANICAL APPARATUS, for the perfect cure of the Distortion of the Spine (or what is generally termed Deformity) in Young Persons; and that he has many cases under his care at present, some of which were of the most distressing nature, which may be inspected at J.M.'s house by any person interested in the same. Adults may receive much benefit, where a perfect cure cannot be effected. The most satisfactory references can be given to medical gentlemen of the first eminence, and to the Friends of those who have been relieved.
J.M. manufactures and applies Trusses for every kind of Rupture, Bandages for the Prolapsus Ani, for Hurl Feet, Crooked Legs, and every other deformity.
Suspendors for Riding, Laced Stockings, Hunting Belts, &c. &c.
In all the above J.M. is honoured with the patronage of the Governors of the Salisbury Infirmary, and the Faculty in general.
References may be made to Mr.Fisher, Surgeon, of Salisbury.