From the Kentish Gazette, Wednesday, 20 July to Saturday, 23 July, 1768. Price 2d

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION

All the Stock in Trade of Mr. Thomal Abbly, of Ashford; consisting of Mercery, Woollen Drapery, Linen Drapery, haberdashery and Hosiery. The Goods will be divided into two Weeks Sale. The Goods to be viewed on Thursday the 28th, and the Sale will begin on Friday the 29th, and continue Saturday the 30th of this Inst. July, in the Assembly-room at the “Saracen's Head.”

Catalogues may be had of Mr. Apsley at Ashford; the “Swan,” Charing; Cranbrook. Mr. Ingram; at the “Flying Horse,” Wye; the “Woolpack,” Chilham; “Dog and Bear,” Lenham; of Mr. Baker, Folkestone; Mr. Stokes at Hythe, Romney; Mrs. Pike, the “George” at Lydd, Tenterden; Mr. Hall; Biddenden, “Red Lyon,” Smarden; “Chequer,” Bethersden, “George;” Faversham; Mr. Walker, Elham, “Rose”; and at Thomas Roach's, Cabinet-maker, Upholder, and Appraiser, in St. George's Street, Canterbury.

N.B. Messrs, Ramsden and Creed, who have taken the Shop of the above Mr. Apsley, propose laying in an entire fresh Assortment of every Article in the Woollen and Linen Drapery, Silk Mercury, Haberdashery and Hosiery Business.

From the Kentish Gazette, 28 March 1843.

DEATH.

March 21, at the "Swan Inn," Charing, after a short illness, Mr. John Myers, aged 63.

From the Kentish Gazette, 31 October 1843.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

THAT a Meeting of the Creditors of JOHN HUCKSTEPP, late of CHARING, will be held at the "Swan Inn," in CHARING, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of NOVEMBER next, at Eleven o’clock in the Forenoon, when the surviving Assignee in Trust of the Estates of the said John Huckstepp, will lay before such of the Creditors who shall be present at such Meeting, a full, particular, and final account, or statement, in writing, of or concerning the said Trust Estates.
WELLER NORWOOD.

Charing, 24th Oct., 1843.

Kentish Gazette, 17 August 1852.

TO BE LET,

And entered at Michaelmas next.

The "Swan Inn," in Charing, with or without 13 acres of excellent MEADOW LAND.

For further particulars apply to Mr. Norwood, Solicitor, Charing.

Kentish Gazette, 17 August 1852.

DOLPHIN INN. COMMERCIAL HOUSE,

PRESTON STREET. FAVERSHAM.

EDWARD PILCHER. (Late of the "Swan Inn," Charing),

RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public that he has taken the "Dolphin Inn," and made extensive improvements in the House and Premium, and an entirely new and lofty Carriage Entrance.

Superior Beds; Viands, Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquor of the First Quality, at exceedingly moderate charges. Private Sitting Rooms, excellent Coffee and Dining ditto, good Stabling and Carriage Horses.

Omnibuses leave the "Dolphin" daily to meet the Trains at the North Kent Railway Station at Strood.

Kentish Gazette, 28 December 1852.

TO BE LET, And Entered Immediately,

THE "SWAN INN," at CHARING, with or without 13 Acres of excellent Meadow Land.

For further particulars, apply to Mr. Norwood, Solicitor, Charing.