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harrows, a drag, roller, plough and cart harness, corn screen, winnowing fan
and tackle, five horses, two cows, a rick of meadow hay, quantity of dung,
with various implements in husbandry, a brewing copper, &c. &c,
To be viewed the day preceding the sale, which will begin at one o’clock in
the afternoon.

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Mon 23 Aug
WOKINGHAM
THOMAS BROOKES respectfully informs the friend and customers of the
late Mrs. Mary Grassingham, and the public in general that he means to
continue the business as usual, and hopes for a continuance of their favours.
N.B. all persons having any demands on the estate and effects of the said
Mary Grassingham, are desired to send an account of the same to the said
Thomas Brookes. And all persons indebted to the said estate, are desired to
pay the same to him.

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Mon 6 Sept
BERKS
Stolen out of a Stable at Wokingham, on Friday night the 3d instant, A
BLACK GALLOWAY with a cut tail, about 13 hands and a half high, aged,
rather low backed and gorged. Also lost out of a close at Wokingham the same
night, a Two years old BROWN COLT, brown muzzle, blaze down the face,
leg behind white higher than the fetterlock, tail lately pulled, and about 13
hands three inches high. Half-a-Guinea Reward for the recovery of the
Gelding will be given by Francis Allwright; and, Half-a-Guinea for the Colt,
by John Fennemore, both of Wokingham; and a Guinea, on the conviction of
the person or persons that stole either of them,.

Wednesday last died, at Matthews-Green house, Mrs. Martin, relict of Edwin
Martin Esq. late of Southcot in this county.

Mon 13 Sept
WOKINGHAM COACH
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Will set out on Monday the 13 instant, at eight o’clock in the morning,
from the King’s Head Inn, and returns from the Bolt-and-Tun, at nine o’clock,
every morning, Sundays excepted.----Prices as usual.
CLODE, COTTERELL, and Co, Proprietors.
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Mon 20 Sept
WOKINGHAM BERKS
PALMER and MATTINGLY, in the Market-Place, return thanks to their
friends and customers in general, for the very great encouragement they have
received, and take the liberty of requesting a continuance of their favours, and
of acquainting them that they have lately laid in a new and complete
department of LINEN and WOOLLEN, DRAPERY, MERCERY,
HABERDASHERY, HOSIERY GOODS, &c. which they are enabled and
determined to sell on the very lowest terms, for ready money only.
N.B. Funerals completely furnished to any part of England.---An entire new
velvet pall, funeral clothes, &c. lett at the most reasonable prices.

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