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fRIDAY, DECEMBER g, 1808.

SALE, &c.

HENDON, MIDDLESEX.

MODERN FURNITURE, SUPERIOR PORT
.i 14113 OTHER VALUABLE EFFECTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
. .• By Mr. SQUIBB, - • . ,
On the Premises, on Monday next, at Eleven o'Cleck,.

THE Elegant and Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR-
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toned square Piano, with the additional Keys, by Broad-
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"niAMES AND MEDWAY CANAL.
i‘iLL :PERSONS, baying CLAIMS . upon. .the
ctiMPAIIY of PROPRIET,iItSot the THAWS
and MEDWAY CANAL, • .are requested to transmit
an Account thereof to me immediately, in or er that they
may be iorthwith investigated by the Committee and dis-
charged..
By Order of the Cornmittee.
WM. SCUD,iMORE, Clerk..
Maidstone, Dec. 6, aoB.

THAIVIES AND MEDWAY CANAL. •
AT a. SPECIAL ASSEMBLY .(tiutnerously at-
tendey, ,ir theC M PAN )i" Tit PROP t( lETO4S of fhe
TH4y ES dud MEDWAY CA N.Al,,hoiden at titeGeorge and
Vitt tUie'Taverit,Corniuli, London,on riday, , the 2,th of No-
krenitier last,. Repot t ty•the Cominittee havingthen hem -read,
extremely favourable to the iindiediate completion of the.
Work; and recommending. alter great delluerarion, an aban-
donment (troth ii,ignani.s:reet) of the Line
spropased by the
Acts:Of Partiantient hit Making the Canal, and the auOptien
of a Line pass on the South of firisJury Churc4i,
ar,d into the :Medway abour a quarter of a mite tR the
West ut RoLir:ster Brtuge), as a very great advantag:: to the-
tindertakit4„ u, saving the construe:twin of eight Bridges,. the ,
purc-tiase at too Acres of Lind, and rotten • titiproticable •'
cutting, and as hemg one nide and a quarter ,less in length •
than the utter Lox, it Was resolved, • That the. deViation of
'Line pr0),,;.-"ed by the Cuininittee should be adopted, and •
that to fichay--the expellee .at finishing the Canal in that •
'Line, a sum of Forty Thousand Pounds should be raistit.by
creating additional Shares ot, tool. each, and disposing ot the
'satue, to sued perscus, benig now Propriet..rs, or Weir
MsigQS (except tnose whose Sryares w•re. at such Special
ASseilibly declared tott,ticti,.• in respect or the Saares so tor. '
felted) at such IHfie or pi ices as to the Committce should
iroin tune to lithe nicer.
Ann at -a Mee ingot the Colatnatee, holztel at the George ,•
and Vulture I..vCin atoiesuo, uri, ‘yednesday. tile 3 Alt of
November last, ,t. Aas resolved, That toward.; raising
the said sum -of go,c):•ol, directed to be raised by the. said.
Special AssertfUly; -tsze new Shares should ire created and
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advantages upon payment of. 3el'. per share, as the present
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forfeitedi in respect di the shares so forfeited) to have the
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the Afternoon, it, is to cease. Provided always thatmo Pro-
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Messrs. Brenehley and Co. and the Office of Messrs. Scuda.
more, at Maidstone. • •
By Order of the Committee,
• WrVi. SCUDAM'ORE, Clerk.
Maidstone, December 6, itioS. •

oat the saidCommissioners' having been informed that
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'siding in Great Britain, payable out of the ProCeeds or the Ail
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the Estimate of the' Profits, but ought to inchicled therein
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Popular Stories, for the enterinmeni Of Children, such
as liate Beard, Cinderella, Torn 'fliumb, .lack Ow
Killer,Red Riding Hood, &c 3 z;. 6,i. each.
The Thirty-three Stories contained in the thre, • preceding
Volumes to be had separately, with Ilan exgrav;l:?o, at Get.
each.
No, 6,13 ridge-street, Lor(lon