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Szcolo.—ln the said month of November, 1823, • The COFFEE PLANTATION, WESTFIELD, dtvate en the Arabian Coast, Fasequebo, the Property of Estate of William Brereton, deceased. • • Tatars.—ln the month of December, 182$, The undivided Half or Moiety of the COTTON PLAN: TATION, PEW ORANGE NASSAU, situate on the East Sea Coast, Dentemry, the Property of Anthony Crosby btardni and Elizabeth Aherne Martin, his wife. the said. month of December, 1823 w • The SUGAR PLANTATION, ABERDEEN, situate 013 the Arabian Coast, Essequelso, the Property of Ralph Cook. Fzern.—•-in the said month of December, 1823, The SUGAR PLANTATION FAIUI, situate on the West Side of blahaicony Creek, the Property of E. J. ifenery. Smo.--In the month of January, 1824, The COTTON PLANTATION, CONCORD, situate la Mahalcs, the Property of J. G. 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Haslewood, deceased. • The Judieium of Pere et Coneurrentfas on the Net Proceeds atie abtrve Saki wnl beheld by the Said Honourable Court - of Onadee, Three Months atter/be respective Days of Sale ; for eh reaiod; 4 . thine *lid rtury pretend to have any Right, Pie, or /*treat, to the Ret Proceed, ofltaid Plantations, are th; by hint; the übdersiipied , Deputy•Vlrat Martha! of said Suited Colony, fleisnoxua"ser, Aleristaa stithasow, or by their tklnuttles, to lay:their Mints tiff :dee farm before the Hononr tOttrt of Jetties of said tlnited;Colony of Detwerstry anti Ilintktibenci, et their reept‘etivellessiona, Mahe folloWingintontes i fet i llesionth• of .Febttary, - inea,v-for Phentations Gued Hope, Virettlicid, the undivided' Mitt os.Motety NeW Orange Nassau, Aberdeen, led 'Faring and-in she moeth-of•Aprit,lBll4, ibrPlaikattent VroboAi New:sse.nevery Orsugellehk• and Paltk . altl Ittotlirk new-Mks& Cadedeaki, lender ir• %miry Sias stalest.** Nan-appaesesi will isitigeakeeded ea *IA* directs.: -; MAI is 04; s• • . . • -•• .5 @Wei/ Wit l'he liveittorkWorribeebsaisausudiPhonsidikateiskihetn be seen et the Coustaihiphso w sk_ sib p & aw& Walizeivand Oa No.l, Abdisarlare, Leeklawig • ands! 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By Henry Butterworth, Law Book seller. Third Edition, corrected and much enlarged. Of whom may be had, Any Works, both New and Second-hand, connected with the Law and Jurisprudence of the Country, on reasonable terms. rif The Catalogue delivered to Purchases. gratis. .TURNER'S A' CintAT -MANUFACTURER, • IN ST :GEORGE'S-FIELDS. QOUTHEY and SCOTT, suspend your clacking, 1.7 And bear me sing of Tvanaa's Blacking. 'Tis worth , against all others backing, Whd vainly vie with Ttiartta's Blacking. In George's Fields I watch'd the packing Of hampers film with Tuft:ma's Blacking; Andwisli'd (no wonder!) I were snacking • A quart or pint of Tummies Blacking. But, ah ! poor Poets must be lacking • Such luxuries as Tuairea's Blacking. • Oft are the fair their Beaux attacking, Who will not shine in Tummies 'Blacking. • This to their pride is truly racking, Yet credit brings to TUSXI4II . I Blacking. But moot refuseto take what's hacking, So charm'd are•they With Tattanta's Blaeking. The Sailor, while his vessel's Whin. Sports a neat shoe with Toitina's Macilnk, ' The hard,' Soldier, bivosareki,g, Defies the damp with.Tnamsa i Blacking. And when an hostile City sacking, His bent Aiwa bright with Toaxas'il Blacking. Fan as Japan may he be tracking, Who helps his way with Tummies Blaoking. So pliant, soft { and haulms erackiag, The leat her keeps with Tnasaa's Blacking! Oh ! 'di a falsehood tinge and whacking To say sword 'gains% Towne. Blocking.. Then haste, I pray, and fear no quacking, On Boot or Shoe ht Ttraintea Blackini; Whilst be his labour never stocking Mikes such breirtuaatx BLIMILING. Friends will be kind to request their Carriers and lierVants . „ ark partienlarly for TURNER'S BLACK2I4O. the Ostustrg Veins inundated with a great quantity of trash, what soma gimp, to style Japan Blacking. N.B. This elegant CoMpasition may be bad of the Galen% Stationers, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Druggists, Boot.atellet.% and Sbnpligepers in general . ; in evisfif Town tisswrighout cm' United Kingdom. 8:2- Ask for TURNER's BLACKING, at 64. la. 11.6 d. each • 3 0 40 , .1 /. or ige -49 ,/ , .1.4 Backing :Manufactory, 114,- London-road, Sauthiannia' • NRWMAN-STREET, OXFORD-STREICIt Rec.ltem HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PlErtinSdecifilki-. NEY-OLASSES and MIRIKHIS, an Upright (hood Csbi. _net Phuto,Forte, a•are Oriental Joplin Chain, Table 4 Cabi nets, &c. about ONE THOCTSAND OfJNCES of PLATE, a few fine 'PAINTINGS and PRINTS, curious Old India and Dresden CHINA, in large Jars and Beakers, Orme.. mental Figures, Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Sets; Cat GLASS, and various other Articles. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), On the Premises, No. 20, Newman-street, On Wsnatzswor, March 19, 1823, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock, By Order of the Executors of the late J. P. HCITION, Esq. deceased, TIE GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, "1 comprising Four-post, Tent, and other Bedsteads and Fur niture.; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding ; elegant Suites of Drawing-room Window Curtains, in Crimson Satin ; rare old Oriental Japan Frame Elbow-chairs, en suite, Cabinets, Tables, Tea Trays, &c. a costly Axminster Carpet, 24 feet 6 inches by 16 feet 6 inches; Dining-room and Library Curtains, in Chintz Cotton and Morine; Sofas and Chairs, in Hair Cloth; excellent Cabinet Articles l:s Rosewood and Mahogany Loo,. Card, Pembroke, Dining, and Dressing Tables; lofty Wing Bookcases, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Cellaret Sideboard, c. an Upright Grand Cabinet Pianq-forte, by Loud • ' Pier and Chimney Glasses and Mirrors ; about One Thousand Ounces of Plate • a few fine Paindngs and Prints ; curious old India and Dresden China, in large Jars and Beakers, Ornamental Figures, Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Sets; Cut Glass; Polished Steel Fenders and Fire Irons; Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets and Hearth Rugs; numerous Kitchen Requisites, and other Effect s. t. May be •iewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises (at One Shilling each); at Garraway's; an 4 of Mr. Robins, 17d,,Regent-stttet, opposite • 4 • • : 1110EL/intN. ti A L. 1.. Ifoßtsmitt. . 1 . . TO BE LET, • FOR ANY TEAS - NOT o.cgraDlNG TWENTF - O AT YEA RS, . And mii be ' enteitki 'Co ft pleasure, • DIE,VIANgioN HOUSE, called HICKLETON HALL', in the Connoraf ?ors, With the Stables, Coich lasses, and other Out-buildings, Wrdens Orchardii Haim limis, and Plounre-groiands• adjainhit • ;lists, sere al CI.MII of Grass Laud near the Weirs csisisinS abo/l giallt7 Sat* oaticlusivi of the Gardens, Plantedons, and Measure-grounds, Which comprise upWirds of Nineteen Aries, repleti whh choke 1 Profit-trees, Flowering-shrubs, and Plants, most tastefully laid out, the Fruit-trees in the Gardens and Orchards are initial besting. The Haase fist modern and . commostiomy comprising, aa the Ground limer j a Vassibule or .1111, cttal n V onn i, a4pod Din‘ing {nom, Dh ig raw- Library, and Si ; room, i beautiful staircase leads to tbe.Chambeis, consist* lit spkeibus out acceUent Bedrooms, irldr•adjolahigiDeladiveintoardad aver them are sisroehat reams of ipml i Sikh 00 1 m bse-storfbe (iParslic nelees an arratifiesk, emulates( 1 i acious S ervants -hall, Butter`splulb7; 'Housekeepers-mom, =rooms far i'erviints; Lawndryt Woo- horses Bakehouse, alforbousev Dairy, Lander, aid other conveniences. There am wo six-stalled *ables t rich Harness aad itoSithAtoosas adjois bih and several other Stables and single hems far haraves Ales, elppe good Coarb- homes, aniicow : bousep a with lofts over theta, ma bird-rooms for frowns: illeklMa h within theveseb of tern )1a f PAW of rot bedilds, wad' le Most sit miles froas Daswastao, so' WWI plats there us: macglleat rgo4r. . The ficosee has be ft' Bendy jointed, and the whole of the holdings put into good rep*. YfilliatO Hind, tbj ga . rdenek, .at Hickleten. will thew , the Premises, acid Awe* 1 2 articpkia..spaybe had of Hr. be t e 3t lit yaws-place. 'Wakelleid;TOrlialie; or of 41r. bolt, onc giggr akefield, • / "' ' *,t4,W a pieewas . • • - 0 , v i , t , Thy house, wa Vn the cup of lif e A , That:hostey-ilrep) thy pleasing wire. ' , SCOCRATIA, by Ws. discourse oa Ylaragge, s e. 4n. raptured his auditors withsthe subject, that; the niat,dect men new to their wives,and the bachelors, hastened Po be wedded; and " The Spectator" hat atoned, that the word." wife v isthe mast agreeable and delightful name in nature. • . • The sacred institution, then, of marria ge , compasse s the de‘ sideratum of our enjoyment; teeming not, only with bappinese on earth, but disposing the soul itself to barnumise with bliss hereafter. .• Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed Phllmnienl it becomes an imperative duty, not only to.regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may bare entailed piton 16 To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of. chow hapless instances, which, while they excite the cotuntiwzation of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self. reproach. Luxurious habits will effmninize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of. youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, front whence the a go . nixed sufferer more than doubts the cl4nce of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energY--mus, altar strength—felicity; nor will our advances appear questions ale, sanctioned as they sit by the Multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience, • The easy Fares of married life ate sometimes disturtied,by the suspension of those bleisings ,which coneastrate the nuptial wreath—for the telltale habit is often coendtotionally weak—. yet it can be strengthened ! , and ,Licht meta Improved into functiowsl power. 1, ,- ta,t :•••• * • In every case of syphilitic hamar:gi v e* well as. in every re. lazation of the it:iterative economy, we pledge air ability to cure speedily, and whheirect. FusinestlYstricitotsi.to, ezpel the Inpfrellog empyric from the position eo presumptoostdi takes , op, "'tde's*, from general principles with liseikatiett; and confident in our own honourable integrity as lifenibers of the College of AlirgeOns, we refer the suffering eenuntniity of either P sex (especially those entering into matrinionia(iiite) at once to our house, where daily attendance Is gismo for possosal.von snitation and letters from the conitlir, we iluwedialei7 an 4 swered • them Inuit contain a reinitialises for Advice and Medi. data /flick , ran be forwarded so any. port of the world, how. esterWirsas . • GOSS ond.Pit. )l. V. C. Surgeons, No. 11, • • • '", . Bouveoe-stroet, kisa-street, London. • gls. Private door rand the el:goer. . Just purist (illsomoth • Witless), I. The ...sffsis j e mi t, fa main cuelnlislituy we the above Diesesea.4,ltod, • ad. dressed ezdoelbst 4eit•4le*bt .1 144 al lAwee no4ter-roW ; Se, Pailn4l)fobilweittals4;=•‘ . 11 7 4 s _ • street g Porter, It, Gra ft on-4feet, , 'hon. gate, Glasisar ; and et all BoOlsellers.- Prier goo "ji...17,-.Trqr 4 . 0 .9 - 3.lutitilaf 5i4111,- • T . ; PonT (11 ) LElgut . • FOR SALE Y. APQTION, • Order ea. * t wee commisaineje hilMrsty's Customs, At tea Custom-Thause,.Leigl Essex.: on Tuesnar, the lath day of :gm...1i0n:5, THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, N - rm. Fltty-eight Bags, containing about Five Tont weight of Hops.. The Sloop " Enterprise," of Portsmouth, of 45 tons burthen,; with her Sails, Rigging, and Materials, complete. A small quantity of Tea, and ,other Articles, which will be expressed in Catalogues, to be had at t h e Custom-Hosse• Leigh , where the Articles may be viewed the day preceding the between the hours of Ten and Four.