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N.B. No Person need apply that has not been used to genteel Company, and has a
Capital to furnish the House in a handsome Manner.

Likewise to be LETT and entered upon immediately, furnished or unfurnished,
(enquire as above) RAMSLADE HOUSE, very pleasantly situated in the Middle of
the Stag Hunt, Windsor Forest, near Bracknell, Berks; consisting of four Rooms on a
floor, with two Cellars, a Wine Vault, a good Kitchen, a Brewhouse, Wash-house,
Pantries, Dairy, and all Conveniences fit for a genteel Family. A Double Coach-
house, and Stall Stabling, for nine horses, a good Garden, three Fish-ponds, and
thirty-one Acres of good Meadow Land. The above Premises have a Right to a large
Extent of Common to feed Cattle, and cut Fuel for the Use of the House; is distant
from London 26 miles, half a mile from the Turnpike Road, half a mile from the
Church, two from Sunning-hill, and four from Wokingham. Francis Lavell, at
Ramslade, will shew the Premises.
WOKINGHAM, Berks
JOHN CHAPLIN, at the ROSE Inn, Wokingham, returns his grateful Thanks to the
Nobility, Gentry, and Others, for the many Favours they have conferred on him, for
upwards of TWENTY YEARS, at the above Inn:---As his Lease will Expire at
Midsummer next, and his Landlord not chusing to grant a fresh one, without an
advanced Rent and other incumbrances, he takes the earliest Opportunity of
informing them,
That he has purchased a HOUSE in Peak-street, a few Doors from his present INN,
Which he is fitting up in a genteel Manner for their Accommodation, and humbly
hopes for a Continuance of their Favours.
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Mon 6 April
WOKINGHAM, Berks
JOSEPH BERRY
WHOLESALE and RETAIL HATTER
From Coventry
Begs leave to acquaint the Public in general, that he has taken the house lately in the
Posession of Mr. BRYANT INSTOCK, in WOKINGHAM, where he will lay n a
compleat assortment of Men’s Fashionable Hats, likewise Men’s stout Felt ditto,
Castors, and Weatherproofs, together with Youths and Boys bound Hat, all entirely
fresh, and exceeding good, which will be sold upon the lowest Terms, and all Favours
gratefully acknowledged.
N.B. Hats cocked in the newest taste. Likewise well dyed, dressed, &c.

WOKINGHAM, Berks
ELIZ CRUTTWELL
BOOKSELLER and STATIONER
In the MARKET-PLACE
SELLS Wholesale and Retale all Sorts of Books, on the lowest Terms, viz. Bibles,
Common Prayers, Testaments, Spelling Books, Psalters, School Books of all Sorts,
Little Books for Children, Books in Divinity, History, Voyages, Travels, &c.,
Stationery of all Kinds, viz. Writing Paper of all Sorts, gilt and plain, Pens and Quills,
red and black Ink. Dutch and English Sealing Wax, black and red; Accompte Books
of all Sorts, and Alphabets; Copy Books, Pocket Books and Cases, Slates and Slate
Pencils, Middleton’s, Powell’s Composition, and other black lead Pencils &c &c.

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