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TH E POETRY OF HOME. By E. It. FOSTER, Resident Director.
DOODVIMI BAREBV. ANDREW FRANCIS, Semetary.
"fie Me velem equals, no distempered thonght, no
esphisesated eindinsed. no WAY ps--reirlfiirmLabont it lAREWSTEIGNTON COPPER, SILVER
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Ist-41 seism as of morning sunshine and COMPANY, situate in the Peri& of Drewsteignton, in the
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DREWSTEIGNTON COPPER, SILVER
LEAD, TIN, and LIMESTONE MINING and QUARRY
COMPANY, situate in the Pariah of Drewsteignton, in the
County of Devon. (Conducted on the Cost• Book system.) In
30,000 Shares of 10s. each, payable upon allotment, and n•
further lability.
Tar STEEL

Sir Jame;lttieitiOn, Bart.
0.1•1. Heckert, Esq.
CouurrTEN OF MANAGEMENT.
Sir James Anderson, Hart., Lower tirosvenor.street, Bond-street.
G. E. Heckert, Eq., Warwick Villas, Warwick-mad, Paddington.
O. A. Lane, Esq., Chemical Works, Ohl Oak Common, Willesden,
Middlesex.
H. Motterant, Esq.. R, Broad-street Buildings.
David Scott, Esq., Warwick-street, Cheiring-cross.
CONSULTING KNOINEF:II AND RESIDENT AGENT.
Captain Thomas Moyle, South Tawtou and Drewsteignton, Devon
BANKERS.
Messrs. Rogers, Olding, and Co., Clement's-lane, Lombard-street.
BROKERS.
Messrs. Stullow, Brothers, Exchange-court, Liverpool.
Messrs. Duffield, Lofthottse, and Whitworth, Mauchester
William NI tune, Jun., Esq., Glasgow.
A. H. Labertottche, Esq., Dublin.
Hughson and Dobson, 5, Royal Exchange, Edinburg
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Mr. B. Skillman.
SECRETARY.
Mr. A.
TEMPORARY OFFICER OF TITE COMPANY.
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QUININE DENTIFRICE. as recommended
by Mr. ROBINSON, Surgeon Dentist, end patronised by
Bmealy, for cleansing and preserving the teeth from caries,
allnialßia. Re.. the accumulation of tarter; also for
pwailligetpirererving the durability of all kinds of artificial
teetiLld wholesale and retail by'i'. ilurden, Chemist, 0,
paeStore-
street,
ord-square : and of all Chemists, Medicine Venders,
and tit in the kingdom. Price 2a. M. Spurious imita.
thins be avoided by obsening the name of " Burden" ou the
label. A list of town and country agents enclosed.

This Company is formed upon the Cost-Rook system for the
purpose of working, upon en extensive scale, a first-rate mineral
property situated in the parish of Drewsteignton, in the county
of Devon, and within ten miles T.W. of the well-kuown Whea
Extuouth and other dividend-paying mines, and within five miles
of the Taw Vale Railway, thereby affording the Company a cheap
and expeditious transit of the minerals, &e., to a shipping port.
The Committee of Management have contracted for the pur,
chase of the Isaac of this mine for the sum of 6,0001.; and the
Proprietors, to show their confidence in the undertaking, hays
agreed to take a large proportion of the purchase money
paid-up Shares of the compßay.
The richness of the set in limestone alone is fully establish
from the fact that application% have been already made for th
supply of at least I,ouo/, worth annually, producing to the Cent
pony a net profit of about WI. per annum.
Operations have been already commenced at quarries, and,
from the great demand for lime and the advantages of this pro
perty, the Director consider by employing a careful and prac-
tical engineer and miners, and with due economy, they cannot
fail to make this one of the most lucrative investments of the

day.
Applications for the remaining Shares may be made on or beb
fore the 30th day of July to the Secretary at the (naive of the
Company, or to any of the Brokers, of whom Atli prospectuses
may be obtained.

11. A DvowsoN. To he SOLD by PRIVATE
CONTRACT, the ADVOWSON of LACKFORD, near
BURY ST. EDMUND'S, in the county of Suffolk. Population,
199. Tithes commuted at 3201 per annum. Value of Glebe, with
Residence, SM. per annum. The present Incumbent is in his
71st year. Price 3,3ool.—Apply to Charles Appleyard,
No. 1, New•square, Lincoln's Inn.