Kentish Gazette, Wednesday 19th June 1782.

Keep for stock. Very good grass, either on part salts, or all on fresh Marsh-lands, may be had on reasonable terms, in the Island of Brunswick next Raynham - for Sheep, Horned Cattle, or Horses.

Particulars may be had at Bayford Farm in Sittingbourne or the "Crown" at Upchurch, or of the Broker on the Premises.

Kentish Gazette, Friday 13th November 1792.

Barley's Creditors.

The creditors of the late deceased Mr. James Barley, of Upchurch, in Kent, are desired to meet at the "Crown," at Upchurch aforesaid, on Monday next, 3rd of December, 1792, at three o'clock in the afternoon, in order that all just debts of the deceased may be discharged.

And all persons, indebted to the deceased, are desired to pay such debts to William Jordan, jun. Auctioneer, at Milton, on or before the said third day of December next.

Milton, 28th November. 1792.

Kentish Gazette, Tuesday 11th June 1799.

Notice to Creditors.

All persons, to whom the late George Hadlow, yeoman, of Upchurch, in the county of Kent, deceased, stood indepted at the time of his deceased, are required to send in their account to Mr. William Jordan, of Milton, Auctioneer, on or before the 30th day of June instant, or they will be excluded from any dividend of the effects of the said George Hadlow.
Milton, June 10th, 1799.

N.B. The dividend, as above, will be paid at the "Crown" public house, in Upchurch, on Monday, the 22nd day of July next, at three o'clock in the afternoon.