[ 13 ] carry out as many as two fhips can conveniently accommodate, without the flavish obligation of an indenture, and fhall establish them, wherethe pure unadulterated Irifh heart fhall have room to expand with the true gra ma chree, and where fraternity is not thought a crime. TO BE SOLD, From one to one Thoufand Kifhes of the beft White Afhes Turf, at the extenfive Stores, formerly Rotunda Gardens. CARRIAGES. Fourteen Coaches and three Chariots, in perfect condition, to be fold on Monday next, by Auction, at Somerfet Place, formerly Caftle Yard. Note, they will be peremptorily fold at 1 o'clock, as they have been feized for nonpayment of the new wheel-carriage duty. SHERIFF'S SHERIFF'S SALE. On Wednesday next will commence, at the Hall of the Royal Exchange, the Sale of the entire Stock in Trade of two Woollen Drapers, one Silk Mercer, a Haberdasher, and two Milliners. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, and to continue from day to day till all are fold. The Sale will be conducted in the fairest manner, the Parties being all Bankrupts. HOUSE S. To be Sold, four Houfes in Cavendish-row, two in Stephen's-green, and one in Sackvilleftreet. They have been occupied by Gentlemen of confiderable fortune, who are now gone abroad, and will be difpofed of for quarter of their original coft; or will be let at very moderate rents, and might be made fuitable to Coopers, Cabinet-makers, or extenfive Grocers, as they are very roomy, and the Stables and Coach-houses might be converted into Warehouses. They are well worthy the attention of the the Barrack Board, as they would hold from GOVERNESS. Wanted by a young Lady, the Daughter of a refpectable Baronet, à fituation, to take care of and inftruct two or three young Ladies. She is highly accomplished, and was educated with much expectation. As humane treatment and good-nature are more her object than falary, she would have no objection to go in the above capacity into the house of a Tradefman. Note. The above Lady has a younger Sifter; would give a small fee to be apprenticed to a Mantua-maker. Inquire at the Printer's. Horfe 23 Horfe Barracks, Trin. College. Notice is hereby given, that I will receive, till 15th of next month, Proposals fealed and properly endorfed, for fupplying this Barrack with 1000 Loads of Hay, 800 Loads of Straw, and 500 Barrels of Oats. N. B. The Contractor muft ftack the Hay and Straw in the inner Square, and the Oats muft be delivered in the Loft over the new Stables, (Library.) S. P. BLUDDENGUTZ, Qr. Mr. 2d Han. Huffars. |