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OXFORDSHIRE.
BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL Ali, &c. -
TO BE SOLD B AU
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
`At the Red Lion, Bridge Foot, Henley upon Thames,
On MONDAY, November .9,.at Twelve &Clock,
• - IN LOTS,
AAFREFAIOLD ESTA I.E, consisting of ONR
HUNDRED. and- FIFTY ACRES of WOOD
LAND; eoverei with VALUABLE BET CH WOOD and
some CAPITAL OAK T 1 M.131-.R, in the most RIV
N G STATE, situate within about Four Miks o the
Thames, and. Seven of Henley .upon Thames, in the County
of Oxtbrd.

-Also, a Compaq FRE 1-,TIOLD HOUSE in Two Tene-
ments; Barn-yatd,- and Well of excellent Water, Two Gar-
ck.n3, and Close of I.:ti:d, containing t A. o R. 26 P. situated
at GORING TOWN's END, in the Parish or Gorl4. in
the. Cou'lty of Oxford, let to Mr. Richard Goddard, at will,
at a low old. Rent of 41. los. but of nearly double the an-
nual value; Land Tax_tos. tod.
' The Tenaricwill chew the Premises.
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Par. way
w• . ...•••, • • ••••••• a •••1•,,,,,.•
Particulars he nahad of the Printers,
of the Ox For&
and Reading Papers ;,and ei the ,Printer of.the birthiLghato
Paper.; .at the Rea Lion, Henley; Rainbcwi, C6rnhill ; and
in Palt-MalL ' -? :- ~ . .- • . ~

, NEW BOND-STREET.
TO LIE SOLD BY AUCTION, .
By .Mr. RAIN;,''
On the Premises, No. 85, only I-tint-doors from OxTord•
streeti..by Order/of the As.ignees of Mr. Richard Armi-
tage, Furnishing lronwongcr, on Thursday the 17th inst.
at. ElBVcii &Clock, 'and following
THE LEASE.,-Sixteen‘year.) and a Half unexpir.
ed, of an excellent E, "22 feet 6 inches in front,
and extending 68 feet backwards on. the Croiuld Floor, formed,
into an elegant range of-Shops, well'adapted for the present,
as well as, almOst any other Busiiess, where Situation 4nd
Show are necessary. At the saute time will- be sold, rho
neat' and well ackipted liousehold Furniture, China, Linen,
and Plate.

Also his very Valuable Stock, comprising almost ever),
Article in his Line, of the bVst of workmanship, and in th*
present improved principle and taste, particularly some vpTl
expensive I2egister and CdUnt Rinnford, Stoves, Kitchen
Ranges, &e.
To be vied on the rsth, and till the Sale, when Particulars
and Catalogues may b,l had on the Premises; at the Rainbow
Coffee-house, in Corniiill ; and 'of. Mr. -Raine, Charlotte-
street, P.lomn.,bury. •

- • ELM TIMBER, Seven Miles from London.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION;
By Mr. RAINS,
On Monday the gist inst. at Tivo o'C lock, on the Premises
Of West Twylerd Manor Farm,. between Wilsdbn' and
Ealing, in the County of i4iiddlesex, in Twenty Lots;
rr WO HUNDRED nod TWENTY -EIGHT
ELM .TIMBER TREES, felled during the last
Season, as the same now lay by the sides. of the Road, and
whence, they .are not distant more than a quarter of a mile
from the Grand lunetion Canal running to faddingron. •
The Bailiff' on the above Faim will shew-the same, and of
whom printed 'Particulars may. be had; also at the Rainbow
Codee‘houSe,' ; -and of Mr. Raine, Land-sur-
veyor, Charlotte street, Bloomsbury.

• MILL-HILL, HENDON.
. TO BE.-SOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTRACT,
By Mr. RAINE,
NEAR EIGHTY ACRES of -COPYHOLD
MEADOW LAND, with the very desirable advan.
tage of possession at Michaelmas next, as the two Leas
thereon, at very old Rents, expire at that time-. .The whole
lies within a Ring Fence, and the Farm-house (which loaf
he made a pleasant Cottage) and 0 ut-bnildingS open- on tin,
High Road, and command a fine View of the Vale 'under the
Village of.Totteriuge.

Mr. Crate, Carpenter, near the ?remises, will shat
itte same'; and for further Particulars and • a sight of the
Plan of the Estate, please to apply to Mr.. Kahle, Land S
veyor, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury,

• To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
Dear Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-Street, londort.
T, FEEL it a Dittyircumbent ul;oo me to iiitOral
you at the very great and extraordinary Cure I have
ceived from your invaluable Medicine, I E AKE's PATEN '7 .
PILLS.
About two years ago was attacked with a VEN ERE AD-
DISORDER, which I.4reated_ratiter slightly for some time,
but the Disease at length spreading all over my booty, I 3
obliged to-apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, •latz,t,
through
ssvisatraiontclse
(a;
of
vaticiioniip,oaranrtycnrc.,nliilebi:ingl :Ser.
to a
Ulcurs that spreati-all over my Limbs. rendered
tine a com-
plete Objed, sb that my Friends despaired of. my recovery,
W h'en brought to thissituation,• I considered death as.ineyir
table, hut •a, relation Of mine 'commenting upon the many
Casos in Which yoUr Pills: had -succeeded, 1 was induced to
try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved Me, anil
by perseVering tbr tkvo,or:three months and folloiving your
di re,dicuts, I .sxperisUct.d. tlfe most u nai:'countable
_relaxation
from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; sin now, thank
God, perfectly recoVered, and . walking out daily : I doubt
not, but,one More box, whichfinnk cautious to take, •"'",.).
establish my health in its origti-o,state.
It is with the most heart-telt gratitude, that I subscribe
myself, Sir, your much obliged nuthule S!.-n-vant • „
Deansgate, Manchester, July, 1101. W. VEARSO'7.•
P. -S.- For the public benefit,- I•da not objed to the abos?
being 'published,. but leave-You- to act as your awn better
judgment shall didate, , • • ,- •
• Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, •
THOS. 'TAYLOR, riieillber Of the Royatt,'ol few: of,Surgeon7
at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street;
Where, after a constant• residence of More than Thirty-5' •
.Years, in a practice, particularly directed to the Cure 0f
`Venereal Complaints, and those-incidental to the Parrs °4
Generation in both'-Sexes, 'with that inviolable sqcreci,
which Men of Ids Profession should always observe,
• flatters-•„-himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous:
ly administers to Persons 'taking this Medicine, will 11
esteemed By a discerning Public; as an advantage seldon
to be cbtained, and void of ambiguity. ' • of
Also sold,' by his Appointment, for the -convenience
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's,. No. St. Ail,
. ban's-street, Pall-Mall ;• the_ Toysh6p, No, to„Oxl"-,1;
street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, ,Fish-street-hill
Steel's BOoksellr, No. 11, Union-row, Little Tower-hill;
Mr. Watson's South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. CiliwellW.
Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, -Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Nl3°,-;
chester ;- and by one Person..in every considerable Torino'
Great Britain-and 'lreland, in Boxes. of only .os. 9(l•
.sealed up with full and plairkdireetions, whereby pei'sensd
either sex may cure' themselves with ease, speed, secreeY, an •
safety.
B. Every Box sold in, Great Britain is sealed up tiviin
a.stamp; on which, by favour of the CommiSsorters, is pp
cd, at the, Stamp-office " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bag!,
street," to imitate whicla is Felony, and all others are COn"
terfeit. ,

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