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' - SWINIIIIkNE.OI4 WILLS: This Day was published, ' In Three Vols. Octavo. price 41. its.bd. boards, . 1 ‘ TP.E of - TESTAMENTS and .LAST W ILLS ; in Seven Parts. Part I. What a Testament .and Last-Will is. • I I What Persons may, make.a Testament. 111. Describing what Things fliay be disposed of by I V. In what manner Testaments and Last Willi are to be made. V. What Per= may be Executor., or is capable of a - Le- THEA., , OYA-t-', DRURY-LANE. HIS PRIG_. . :-: ' EVENING, Nov. 11, 180tij ~,i 'o e performed • A. PRIOR CLAIM. .• . • Tire. Characters by Messrs. D011."rON, DE C. ELLISTON, ; • BARRYMORE,•PALME It, IOHNSTONE," i,. • • DORNIER. and MATHEWS ; s„,itsßONCAN;'Mrs'.' H. SI I)DONS, Mrs. SCOTT. ille Prologue to be spoken by Mr. De Camp, and the E pi .ye by Miss Duncan. • *litet which will be produced, for the first time, a new 1410-dramatic Piece with appropriate Scenery ) to cam : .Itetitrorae the ' 1 I CTORY AND DEATH OF LORD VIS. 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WREN , Profssitmal Men cif Educatinfr:. and Responsibility deviate train the general System by the selettion h 'peculiar branch, the sanetion of tong con. tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight yeari Wave I `devoted my practice to the exclusive treatirepc'or Three lysursters, and the successful result of . my plan gives me additional ardor to opposo, as tar as I ant ' able, the ravages of those COMplaitits which are the most Important in the Catalogue of ilumanintirmities. important maiation hue, every Brancti,,aa an Army Surgeon, funnel a wish at an early period of Intadice `to rescue in. diyiduals from the ie t rionoice of utioanearetr meth or the equall,yilangerews precifiltancy ot general Practitimers, ,The Three Disonlers,.; to thetCute of — which '1: have de. voted in attention, comp! iss every speciss of VKN E. 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