Children of Jacob and Mary Watson

WANTED Immediately, a BREWER, or BREWER and CLERK. He must be able to give satisfactory Reference for Character and Ability. Apply to Mr. J.J. WATSON, Allendale Brewery.

May 7th, 1847.

In the garden of Mr J.J. Watson, Riding House, Allendale, are two apple trees in full bloom. It is seldom such a remarkable phenomenon is witnessed in so elevated a district, and it affords a striking evidence of the peculiar mildness of the season.

TO BE LET.

And entered upon the first May next,

THE GOLDEN LION INN, Alston. For particulars apply to Jacob J. Watson, Allendale Brewery, Haydon Bridge.

SALE OF ELEGANT MODERN SUBSTANTIAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT ALLENDALE.

MR. THOMAS BLANDFORD has been honoured with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, at the Brewery House, Allendale Town, near Haydon Bridge, on Saturday the 17th November, 1860, the whole of the valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, belonging to Jacob J. Watson, Esq., comprising in the:—

BED ROOMS—Feather Beds; a very handsome Mahogany Four-poled Bedstead, and Mattress, with Damask Moreen Hangings; Mahogany Four-poled Bedstead, and Moreen Hangings; Camp Bedstead and Chintz Hangings; Painted French Bedstead and Hangings; Mahogany Washstand and Dressing Table; Three Painted Washstands and Dressing Table; an excellent Gentleman's Wardrobe in Butternut; Spanish Mahogany Lobby Chest of Drawers; Night Commode; Mahogany Bidet; Dressing Glass, in Mahogany Frame and Marble Slab; 3 Dressing Glasses, in Mahogany Frames; Bedroom Chairs, in Hair and Cane; 2 Double Sets of Chamber Ware; 2 Single Sets of Do.; Brussels and other Bedroom Carpets and Hearth Rugs; Fenders and Fire Irons; Mahogany and other Towel Rails; Stair Carpets and Rods; 5 Skin Mats; in the

PASSAGE AND DRAWING ROOM—Oil Cloth; 4 mats; Umbrella Stand; Spanish Mahogany Card Table; Do. Loo Table; Mahogany Couch; Mahogany Easy Chair, in Hair Seating; Half-a-Dozen Mahogany Chairs, in Hair; 1 Arm Do.; Brussels Carpet and Hearth Rug; Fender and Fire Irons. In the

DINING ROOM—Mahogany Sideboard; Mahogany Dining Table; Mahogany Sofa, in Hair; Half-a-Dozen Mahogany Chairs, in Hair; 1 Arm Do.; American Ash Lounging Chair, in Hair; Carpet and Hearth Rug; Fender and Fire Irons; 2 Palmer's Candle Lamps; Copper Coal Scuttle; and in the

KITCHEN—Large Housekeeper's Press; Meat Screen; Chest and Frame; Kitchen Table; Napkin Press; 4 Kitchen Chairs; Round Table; 6 Block Tin Dish Covers; 2 Dinner Trays and Stand; 4 Tea Trays; Mahogany Bread Tray; Plate Basket; Brass Chamber and other Candlesticks; Copper Kettle; Brass Tea Kettle; and all the CULINARY UTENSILS.

CHINA, GLASS, &c.—1 Set of Dinner Ware (100 pieces); Lot of Odd Dinner Ware; 1 Set of White and Gold Tea China; 1 Set of White and Gold Tea and Breakfast China; Odd Dessert and Tea China; Cut Glass Cream Jug and Sugar Basin; 6 Cake and Jelly Bowls; Cut Glass Claret Jug; 2 Pairs of Cut Wine Decanters; 1 Pair of Spirit Decanters; 3 Spirit Bottles and Stand; 2 Dozen Cut Tumbler Glasses; 3 Dozen Cut Wines; 1 Dozen Plain Wines; 1 Dozen Cut Champagne; 1½ Dozen Cut Liquors; 8 Cut Beer Glasses; Half-Dozen Cut Toddy Glasses; Plated Cruet Stand and Cruets; 1 Common Do.; Tea and Coffee Pots; Hot and Cold Water Jugs; Ivory Handled and other Knives and Forks, &c.

The Furniture having been Purchased within the last few Years, is in good Condition, and the present Sale is an eligible opportunity to Parties Furnishing.

On account of the Shortness of the Days, and the great number of Lots, the Sale will commence precisely at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.

Corbridge, Nov. 8, 1860.

At the Friends' Meeting House, Allendale, on the 27th ult., Mr. Charles Jackson, of Gateshead, formerly of York, butcher, to Hannah, second daughter of Mr J. Watson, spirit merchant, of the former place.

At York, on the 23rd ult., aged 40, Hannah, wife of Mr Charles Jackson, second daughter of the late Mr Jacob Watson, spirit merchant, Allendale, Northumberland.