The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-31 00:00:00

CONVEYANCING PRECEDENTS.

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ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS. iri CONVEY-:
ANCIIr G, seleded from the Manuscript Colledirid.
orthe late John foseph Powell; Esq. Author of the I...etwof
Mortgages,
Revised and correecd.: with "'rotes and Rernarts.; eitpla
natory or the nattirc and afiiiey of the several asskirances, &e"
conta:red in the
By CHARLES BARTON, of the Inner 'reimple; Est[:
• - Author of the Elements of Conveyancing.
London :. Printed- for W. .Clarke and Sons, Portugal.;
street, Lincoln's-Inn. Of whom, and, the different Book::
seller , pro-poSals for this. Work may be had.

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Printed en a large fine-Quarte=:ize Papet,' price zs.

lARC' H's FAMILY tOOK-KtEPER ;
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111.1. HOUSE-KEEPER'S ASSISTANT, fot the Year
1802, upon-an.improved Plan: beink •an easy,- concise, and
regular Isdetho of keeping an exad Daily Account of the va-
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COmprised in Fifty-two Pages, each divided into Seven Co-
lurpns, for entering.the Expellees of etth Day in the Week,
and prop,,:cly ruled with Cross-lines to write upon; with
room for Appointments, Memorandums; and Engagements
.at the bottom.

To which are added, a Variety of useful Tables and Lists
such as those for buying and selling, Servants' Wages, Coach
Fares, Floli(TayS;' Sinkers, 4c. A:c. a Work of general ac-
knowledged' utility; the benefits arising from the use of
_which; are got easily:iappreciated, bavirq a tendency to give
Wealth, Coinfoil, Ala „Happiness.
London : for W. Ludgate-street, and sold
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and Country. ,

MEDICINE AC U.
At the on!y___Warehouse tbr Dr. jAMES's POWDER,

• . .
No. 45, St. Paul's: Church-4zard a •fetv- Doors from the
6Jrner-ofChaapsidei
'PEE following MEDICINES. ;are. Sold, at the
Prices annexed? inclu, of the Stamp Dirties im-
posed by this Ad ; butilifadditional charge has been made
upon fir. JAMES'S' POWDER, which is continued at
the original Price of -zs. 6d. per Packet. I t may also be
had at IL 4S. per Dozen; or the quantity of a Dozen
Packets in one Bottle for 11. Zs. 6d; Dtity included; so
that the. Public are no sutliq-ers. • • . _ • _

But in older to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the
burden of this Ad, virhich "would in a great measure have
proved a' Tailipon Benevolence; all the other Medicines
are.solc.l to any Persons purchasing half a Dozen, or more,
free from the expellee of the Stamps

d.
Dr. james's Powder 2" 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9
Analeptic-Pills 4 6 Dr. Steers's garego-
C4ttle Powder i 6 ric Lozenges
Dr. Hooper's Pills ih -Camomile Drops i 9
Dr. Austin's Chalybeat Essence of Coitsfoot 3 0
.Pills - 4 o Essenceo,fPcpperm.
Berry's Bilious PillS 5 o Orinskirk Medicines 5 5
Dalbv's Carminative i 5 Glass's Magnesia 3 t,
Tickell's 1D: thereat Spi- Inglish's.-Scots Pills i G
rit - - 3 6 Grant's Drops - z 0
Greenough's Tinaures 1 i 3 Norton's Drops 5 Ti
Tolu LozengeS z t Spilsbury's Drops 5 0
Mr. Spences Dentrifrice 4 o • Speedirriait's 'P ills. 2 o
Freake's Tinct. of Bark 3 6 English Cotle • 2 9
Huldiam's', by ditto, 2 6 D'r. SClander's tea z 9
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc•• 2 6 Jones's Rheumatic
-7-- Convulsion Oil .z 6 - Tindure - . 3 6
Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, hitcly imported, and
most of the other Proprietary Medicines in 'repute. Orders
L'or 'Exportation are supplied without Stamps, as before this
Act:
N. 8.. As Many Persons, particularly SerVants and Mes-
sengers, mistake the House, Fx•NEWBERY, the Proprio-
tori• is unticri,thc necessitf ~.of pointing outs that it is at ;he
Last End of St. Patil's, nearest to Chcapside, and that it
has a large White Stuccoed Front, with these NVOrds•
sr:ribecl; `` THE ONJ Y WAREHOUSE' FOR DR.
JtMES's. POWDER."

A SAFE AND POWERFUL RESTORATIVE;
Foi- Weak and Debilitated Cohstitutions, Cbnsumptive Ha-
bits, Paitis and Weakness of the Stomach, Nervous Weak.

nesscs, the deleterious ELI ds of Hot giirnates, and parti-
cularly the-ill Con-sequences of inteiriperance.
LTALLAM and.Co.'s EXTRACT, or ANIMA
j ___LoropAssi A, in theform

Tae restorative deeds of the Anima of Quassia in all cases
of general .Debility of the System, Nervous Complaint;and likewise its antiseritie powers, as a COrreaor of the
Animal fuices, evinced by the following singular Cases, eel.-
tainly.eutitle it to the full confidence 91 the Valetudinarian.
" Dec. 3, iSof.
" TUff Priiiti.,;;-Offiee, Newmarket.

"'Dear Sir,
" I have to communicate to you a very extraordinary Cure
that has efi-bcled by. your EXtraa of Quassia.
• " A Gentleman in:tlns Neighbourhood, w!loge Face had
been corn illely.colvered with a disagreeable eruption and red-
ness (most probably:
.arising cram his too free lfyin6), . ex-.
pressed a Wish; if I kept any Medicine TikelY to-relieve him;
I would recommend it ' • having known your.Extrad succeed
inseme such-Cases, I advised his trying it, and, unaccount,
able as it may seem, two -fall-Guined dotes .removal every
un'pleaiant' appearance, and quite re-estcblished his healthi
whickbegan..to.be much impaired by, the same cause.
". I have met with*veial instances ()fits complete success
iii Nervous Com Plaints of long..Ltanding, and shall ever in
future recommend it with the. greatest confidence,
Your's,. respeafidly,
" R.O.IiEJZT

" To Mr. E. -Hallam, Apnthec;iry
'and.Chernist, Bury." •
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CASE 59. .:.• .
A young Gentleman, about ten= years of age, who for
many weeks had been afflided with large Blotches, shifting
over the'whole 'surface • of the. Body, occasioning intolerable
itchingand restlessness, had uctiergor.; the usual course cf
diaphoretic and alterative Medicines, employed in such cases
With evident.disadvantage, as they'tended but to increase the
dilation of the pores; his strength and !ritual vivacity were.
likewise mix h Impaired ; recourse was now had to the Anima
of Quassia, with a view'of reii-ving his loss of appetite and
general debility Fn about tWo • wceks his appetite and
strength were completely recovered, sod' the Disease of the,
Skin evidently began to abate; at the expiration of three
weeks, from'the first taking Quassia, his skin bacamequite
clear, and no unpleasant syrnpleni remained."
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and retail by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and Glasgow; and,
one Vender in every Town in the Kingdom ; in Boxes of ss.
and t.)s.. 6d. each, ant large .Pa4ages, containing five ss.
Boxes, il: as. each, Duty included.
has hßut ObServe, cone can possibly be genuine, unless it
e Signature of E. Hallam and Co. written in red ink.