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Boats, Timber, Mats, &c. the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhitbe, and all the other Geods at his Majesty's Warehous:s, Custom-House, Lou don, on Friday the 3d, Saturday the 4th, and Monday the Sth of March, 1809, and on the Days of Sale, front Nine in the Morning to One in the. Afternoon, where Catalogues will' be delivered. N. B. Cowls bovzht at this Sale must tie paid loran or kfore Satnr .by, the 2:4.1: of March, 1809, between Me hours of nine o clock in the inorninz and three in the ap. , rnoon, or the deposits made thereon will at tolni.-4 &Iwo( forf.ited, and the Gods resold it a future Sale. HILTON PARK. I'o BE LET, ready furni,hei, from ye::r to ye tr. rin..roN HALL, near Wolverliaincron, in the County of Stafford, with ailout Fifteen Acres of Land, besides the G tr dens. 'llls place is fit for the reception of any Nobleman or Gentleman's Family. The Park, Gardens, and Platratians, are h.:autiful, :Ind the drives wind delightfully throu'i the Woods for many miles. 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