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fri One. Vol. Foolscap Octavo, price cs. in boards,
THE HARPER, and other POEMS.
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In Two Volumes, Royal Qmirro, elegantly. printed by
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ffiHE WORKS of SALLUST. To which are
1 prefixed, two Essays on the Lite, Literary Character,
and Writings of the Historian; with Notes, Historical, Bio-
graphical, and Critical.
By HENRY STEUART, LL.D. F.R.S. and S.A.E.
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don, and sold in Edinburgh by John Anderson, &c. &c.
41.* The Work, besides a Translation of the Historian, is
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Literary History of the .Age of Augustus,, and of that which
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of Sallust, taken from an Antique Bust in the Fameze Pa-,
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January 17, 1134.
NOTICE is hereby given that a Session of Oyer
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committe don the High Srat. within the yurisdifiion of the
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ESSEX.
WALTHAM-LODC ne,ir CHELMSFORD,
With immediate Possession.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By CHALK and MEGGY,
On Friday the list Day of February, 1806, at the Black BM,
Tian, Chelmsford, at Twelve o'Clock, tniless previously
disposed of by Private Contract,

THAT New-built FREEHOLD VILLA,
THA M-LuIM; E, most delightfully situated in the
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the union of the Turnpike-roads Lading to Cambridge and
Bury, about 33 Miles j, London.
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Gentleman fond ei tits: Sports a the Field, there being plenty
*of Came in the Neighbutklinixl, and a Pack of Fox-hounds at
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of the House, not only makes the View truly Picturesque,
but attords good Fishing.
For further particul.irs apply to Mr. Cookney, No. 9,
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