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London, England, 1801-09-23 00:00:00

ELAIR's CEMIALIC FLUID, or- ANODYNE

ESSENCE for the HE AD-A.CII,
'EVES immediate Relief in the most violent
Head-ach,.froof what cause soevcr it may proceed ;
,I.kciktliciugli its operAtion is so sudden, the preparation is of
t 6;. nature, 'that there is not a possibility of its doing the
ttest inluly iii any case whatever. .
!,,r" hat,enhanees the value of this Essence, is, its agreeable
4141, most perieci Safety, and immediate efficacy; tot, be-
externid appliation of a suhtile; penetrating, volatile
ttly,", it immediately operates on evay.nerve, at once reliev_
N°,,,and protee:ting them from futur.e injury, not by means of
ilov„emporary inimuluS or deleterious tilluvia, bt.tt by ano-
:c!,and tonic powers peculiar toitself.
lic.:),(1, by appointment, at Cockell's Medicine Warehouse,
tlilt„4•9, Strand (7th house froth Tbniple-Bar), price
41,,,J Included; also sold retail at-all respeetable Medicine
Ipfiiti Observe the signature, "J. Cockel;," in his hand-
% without which none arc genuine.

C LOUC'ESTE RSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. PHILLPth'TS, Sen.

At the Bell lan,' at Frampron,upon-Severn, on Wednesday
the 4th Dayof 3.Sot, at Three o'Clock in the
Afternoon
. .

c•
EVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATEiS,
.Iying in
the Parish •of Arlingharn, in the ColintynfGloucester
L-ot I. A truly-desirable and compact ESTATE, compris-
ing a Farm-houser with necessary Out-bitildings and Yards,.
and about izo Acres, of Arable, MeadoW, Pasture, Wood
Land, and Orcharding, situate at Overton, and in the occu
pation of George Wilkins; as .Tenant thereof. ' •
This Estate, lies on an eminence,' command* beautiful
Views of the River Svern and the adjacent Country,
terminated on the West by the Forest Hills : a Gen.!
tleman inclined to build, few situations will be found
preferable. •
Lot 11. An eligible Estate, consisting of a capital Mes-
suage, called WICK, COURT, with extensive Out-build-
ings and Yards, and 157 Acres, or thereabnuts, of Arable,
Meadow, Pasture, and Orcharding, within a Ring-Fence, in
the occupation of Thomas Longney, as Tenant thereof.
Lot 111. A Farm-House, called 0 LDB•ti RY, with suit-
able Outbuildings and Yard, and about 52 Acres of Land,
whereof 5 Acres
,are Arable,- and the remainder Meadow,
Pasture, and Orcharding, within a•Ring-Fence, in the occu-
pation of lohn Hallier, as Tenant thereof.
Lot IV. A Farin-Hciuse:Called WO.OLTHROP, in the
occupation of William Carter, with convenient Out-build_
ings and Yards, and about 'l2 Acres of Pasture Orcharding
adjoining, and 74 A.cres.of•Arable land, part of Warth Field,
and 4," Acres of Pasture, part of Arlingham Warth.
Lot V. A Farm-. House, called SANDS; in the occupation
of James Halforc' with the Out-buildings, Yard, Garden,
Orchard, and Clt • of-Pasture Ground adjoining, containing
about 6 Acres, and 34 Acres of Arable Land in Warth
and 37 Acres of Pasture, art of Arlingham Warth.
Lot VI. roA._oß. 3oP. of Arable Land, in Warth Field,
ant43tA. iR. SP. of Pasture, part of Arlingham Warth.
Lot VII. A Messuage, near Woolthrop, called AARONS,
with the Garden and Orchard adjoining, and ,containing tA.
2R. 37P.
Lot. VIII. Part of an Orchard, called RIDGE ORCH-
ARD, adjoining Creswick's Homestead, containing 2R. BP.
Lot IX. A Cottage and Garden, in the occupation of -
Murdock, .with the Orchard adjoining, in the occupation of
Mr. William Bodaum, containing together 3R. 17P,
(P" The several Farms are well arranged for distind occu-
pation ; or, from their contiguity, any part may be occupied
together. Lots r and 3 are separated only by the Turnpike
Road, and Lot. 2 lies within a quarter of a mile of Lot 3. The
Lands in Warth Field, and inthe Warth included in Lots. 4,
.5, and 6, adjoin. The Estates are Tithe-ffee, having been,
lately.dischargadaf Tithe under an Inclosure ACI, and are
extremely improfeable. Early possession may be had.
Aslingharn is vieasantly situated on a Turnpike-Road ; 2
miles distant fron Newnham, 12 from Gloucester, 2.0 from
Cheltenham, 31;:rom Bath, and 28 from Bristol ; adjoins
;he River Severn and abounds with extensive and highly di-
versified Views ; Earrow:;Hill,. so justly celebrated for the
grandeur of the View it affords, is within a feW minutcs
walk of Lots I, r, 3.
Further Partiadars and Conditions itf sale may be had on
application to r,r. Whitcombe, Serjeant's-Inn, Fleet streci,
London; or'to lessrs. Whitcombe, Griffith, and Phillpotts,
Gloucester, at those Office a Map of the Estates may be seen.'
Mr. William &damn, at Arlingharn, will snew tie
P realizes.

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