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expeditiously taught:--- CLASSICS; Writing, in all the different Hands now used;
Arithmetic, divisions and decimal; Merchant’s Accompts; Mensuration of Superficies
and solids; and various branches of the Mathematics
His Terms are, Sixteen Pounds per annum for board and Tuition; One guinea
entrance. Two Guineas per Annum, Tuition only.
Those Gentlemen who please to instruct their Children to his care, only depend on
strict attention being paid to their Education, Health, and Morals.
N.B. The said T.C, Cruttwell continues his other business as usual, and solicits a
continuance of the favours of his friends.

BERKS
TO be LETT, and entered upon immediately. The OLD ROSE INN, in Wokingham,
formerly kept by Mrs. Molly Mogg, and is now in the occupation of Mrs. Wheatley,
who is desirous of quitting it, the business being more than she can possibly attend to,
together with the Stock, Furniture, Fixtures, &c. to be taken at a fair appraisement.
For particulars, enquire of Mrs. Wheatley, on the premises.

BERKS
TO be SOLD by auction, by order of the Assignees, by WM. KIMBERLEY on
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Wednesday the 7 of June inst. All the LIVE and DEAD STOCK, upon the premises,
called HOSE HILL FARM, in the parish of Wokingham, late the property of Mr.
THOMAS ROUND, bankrupt; consisting of six good cart horses, one black nag, with
a long tail, two cows, four yearling calves, one sow and 16 store pigs, poultry, &c.
two very good wagons, two dung carts, and harnesses for eight horses, ploughs,
harrows, rollers, and other implements in the farming business; about six load of bent
and clover hay; a small stack of meadow ditto and 12 load of wheat straw; several
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mines of dung and manure, faggots, &c. which may be viewed on Tuesday the 6 ,
and the morning of sale, which will begin exactly at eleven o’clock; catalogues of
which will be delivered at the inns of Reading, and Wokingham, and by Mr.
Kimberley, Auctioneer in Windsor.
B.B. In a sort time will also be sold by Auction, of which timely notice will be given,
several Freehold and other Estates, late the property of the above Mr. Tho. Round.

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Mon 26 June
WOKINGHAM, BERKS
TO be LET, A neat HOUSE, with bow windows; the front consists of a hall and teo
parlours; behind a study or breakfast room, a kitchen, laundry, and a wash-house;
coppers, grates, ironing stove, a small oven, six bed-chambers, garrets for servants, a
good cellar, garden, &c.
Also, one other House there, very pleasant, with or without the furniture, a kitchen,
wash-house, &c.; coppers, grates, stoves, &c.; five bedrooms, two garrets, a neat
garden well planted with fruit trees, flowering shrubs, ever-greens and flowers of
most sorts; good cellars, &c.
Likewise, one other HOUSE there; consisting of one parlour, and a kitchen, four
bed-chambers, out-houses, a small garden, &c.
And another HOUSE; consisting of two parlours, a kitchen, wash-house, with out-
offices, four bed-chambers on the first floor and two ditto on the next, very good, and
an extensive prospect into Surrey, Hampshire, Wilts, Bucks and Oxfordshire; garrets
in the roof, cellars, &c.; a good garden of an acre, well planted with fine wall fruit

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