Aris's Birmingham Gazette, 26 January 1784

TO be LET and entered upon immediately, An exceedingly well-blown Windmill, in which there are two good Pair of Stones, one French, the other English, and every other Convenience thereto belonging, situate near the populous Town of Bilston, in the County of Stafford, and within two Hundred Yards of the Canal; nine Miles from Birmingham, two Miles of Wolverhampton, and four of Dudley, which said Mill was late in the Holding of Messrs. Chapman and Brown.- For further Particulars apply to Mr. Offley, at the Clive, near Pattingham, or of Mr. Brown, of the Wood Farm, near Sedgley.
N. B. All Persons who stand indebted to the said Messrs. Chapman and Brown, are desired to pay the fame immediately to the said Mr. Brown, of the Wood Farm aforesaid, or they will be sued without further Notice.