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Consols-for Account 62

HENDON;
tYith Possession at Michaelmas next,
TO BE SOLD DV AUCTION,
By -Mr. RAINE,

,
On Friday the 17th inst. at the' Rainbow Coffee-housa, itt
Cornhill, at Twelve o' Clock ;
A Very Corppat ESTATE (the Land-Tax of
which is redeemed'', consisting,' of near EIGHTY'
ACRES of OLD• and RICH; MEADOW LAND, -.veil
watered, on which stands a.F4rm-house, froth Whence Views
of great extent and beauty. ,••.•re enjoyed, and 'the same.is'capa-
bre of being rendered, dr] COTTAGE STILE, arinve-
pient Habitation • and a,Pleaslit'e Ground and Kitchen .0
-.4r-
den easily formed with great advantage, round a fine

SPRING` POND,
belonging to the Property, which Is Copyhold of the I'vlanot
of Hendon.
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The whole fOrmerly in the occupation of Mr. John Skift-
man, and now of IVIr. Crate,. Carpenter, of-whom 'printed
Partreniars may_ be had ; also at the King's Head, Harrow ;
Abercorir Arms, Stanmore; Long Room, Hampstead.; at the
Rainbow; and of Mr. Raise,. in- Charlette--street, Bloom's,
buryi, where a Plan may seen.

Between the, RN EGATk and HORSHAM ROADS.
TO BE SOLT? BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINE,
On Friday.the 17th inst. at the Rainbow Coffeehouse, ik
Cornhill, at Twelve,o'Clock, in Two Lots.;

MI-IE-LEASES of TWO FARMS, held under
Trinity Coi'ego, Cambridge, usually renewed 'evert
seven }ears,
,with the advantage of Possession at Michaelmas.
next of one of thesaid:Farms',. caIIed.HORSELAND, for
many years past in the Qecupation of Daniel Capon, at a low
Rent, and contains 123 Acres of good Land. •
Also, MARELANDYARM, -containing-242 A. 3 R. 23 P.
oo• Lease till MiChacirnas; iBOB,- to--Thomas Perry.
• This Estate is situa(cd in the Parish of Newdigate, about
two miles frOnttheTWe;ilty-eight Mile-stono on the.Hersham •
Road, at *Bear Green. "
The respcaive Tenants will spew their Lands, of whont
printed ParticularS may be. had ; also at the Anchor, at
Horsham; White Horse, Dorking ; White Hart, Ryegate;
• Swan, Lt-.atherhead; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Rained
Land-surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, where Plans
may be taco.

MANORS AND ESTATE NEAR WOI3URN,
With Possession in Part at Michaelmas next.
TO, BE. SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINE,
At the Rainbow Coffee-house, in COrnhill, on Friday tli
i7th hist. at Tweli,co'Clocki

Truly apd Compaq FREEHOLD
ESTATE, capable of the' greatest itnprovementi by
the particular advanrage.of the Turnpike Road, for sornedis4
tame adjoining the lands between Woburrtand'Newport Pag.
nel (distatmonly two miles from the former, and six from
'The lattet), situated in the Parish of Wavendon, and Bow
grid,: Hill, in tho County of Buckingham,„ and contains. in
the.whole upisSards-01. Four Hundred and Forty-five Acres of
Arable, Meadow,'and Wood Land, together with the Manors
of WAVENDON-andPASLOWES. , '

This Estate is very eligible to any Gentlemin in want of a
Residence, as a part of the Ground is greatly elevated, ex-.
trcinely dry, and ornamenled with., Firs, and other thrifty
Forest and Timber Trees, on which are several fine Siam-.
tiona for ere6ting a good House, which would command art
ektensiveghd rich View of the adjace4( Countrv,t he'Grottaig--
of Woburn Abbey, &c. Air. Cowley, at El:o4iitoni- ',ear
Newport, will give further, information, and of wborn, orx
the 21St instant, printed Particulars may be had ; also of the '
several Tenants; of the• Printer of flit Northampton Paper;
of Mr.. Higgings, near the Premises; of Charka Ware,
No. if, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn •
,at the Rainbow Coll'
fee::House; and of Mr. Raine,i
Charlotte-street, Blourin.;
bury, London, where Plans may he'seen. •

-To THOMAS:TAYLOR, Esq. •
No. g, New
,Bridge-Street, London.
Honoured Sir, . Edinburgh, March z 5; iSt•r.
IBEG leave to inform you, that, ever since theyear 17.92, t• have been afflideci with the Lues Verie-
rea; which, from its obstinately-resisting every course of •
Medicine. prescribed by the most eminent 'of the Faculty
here,, and undergoing, several severe courses of salivation.
and twice discharged froM the Hospital, with little
would appear to be of the most iftvetefate. nature. In the.
swing of last year my. disorder had got to such a head, as
nearly to put a period te% my existence—l had a large Wee.
on the Brown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs •
werebrokz out in a frightful inannerl my -right was dread-
fully painful, anti ha47ocen in a state.of ulceration for the,
last Seven -years ; left had also two large nodes on it.
was very much. discoloured, anci gave Me such excrutiat-
ing pain, particularly when !warm in. bed, as nearly. to de.-
privemc,gf, rest;- in this lamentable state, I was recom-
mended .by Mr.
.1, -Thompson, (who received so great a
cure 'by, tiiern _here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills,
which 'I began to noon, the .6th of May On the course
of a fortnight, I, began to receive little mars
than' a month, the ulcers on my herd and • arras, were
soundly healed—soon-after, the
„sores on My legs healed.
alsb; leaving,' however, considerable discolouration in, tila
skim andpain in the bone-of the left, which, by the Bles-
sing of Goal, ',and' -a little longer perseverance in your inva-
luable, Medicine, 'subsided ;. the nodes --dispersing, the ski*
• regaining its natural 'hue, and the nodurnal pains gradually
going oft; thus became, by,' your liberal adaice and Me.
lieriedky free train all my former complaints.--
have recovered nay former spirits and strength, and am be-
come jolly and fat, in which state having Ontinued many
months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at
a loss in what terms to- express my gratitude, but be.;;-
for the, good of other suflering mortals, to make this 1s
ease-as public as pOSsibte, as I .shall on every 04:4:•:1,sion
iu so doing, you will greatly oblige, • ,Sir.„ your grateful,.
obedient,. very humble servant, , ALEX. MURKET:.
Swan's Close,.High-street, Edinburgh.

Witilesses to the above Cure '
lotus Tnomr sox, - No. 3, New Poultry Marl;:ctf and
o kuv b'l'l.N•rostt, Old Assembly- C dinhurgh. .
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, •
TttomA:s Yl.O Nl6nlber of the Royal 'college of Sur-
geons, at his iiouse,:No, •9, New Bridge-street, .Lottdon ;
where, after a constant residence of more than "thirty-ilc'
years, in a praiaice particularly riireeded to the cure •/,-_,
Venereal ComiSlaints and those incidental to the /Parts c!,.
Generation, with that invi*lable seerecy •which men 0•
his profession should al•timys ohservein stich' cases, 116
flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitonsli
administers to persons caking. this .144edicitte, wili 116
• esteemed, by
.a discerning Public, Its an advantage self
dont attainableand void of all arnbi,,,uity. •
Also sold, ti jr- his' appOintmexit, • for, the Convenience of
those living at .a distance; at, the Perfurner's, No. 35, St'
Alban's-street, 'Pall-Mall ; the •"l'oystiop, :No: 103, 05.-
ford-street ; 'Mr. Disborough's). No. 7, , Bisb-isr,rect-pill-; •
Mr. Steers, Booksrller„ •011'on-row,
Bill; Mr. Watson's, _South-bridge, .Idiribilrgh ctlq,
well's; Dublin ;.and: by .one person • ity,evary cozsidesrabt"
town in Great Britain and Ireland, in 8.9.,s cat only 2.5: 9,1'
each, sealed alp witls full and plain directions, whet-ea
persons of either may euret}iexasely.cst with elte,.spee..'
secrecy, and lafety.
N: B. Rvci-y 13:'1x c; feat, Brifahi 'is se/lea. up w!11:.
a Stamp, on whichi,• by ta,i4;ur "tirfhe
printed, at the Stamp-Ojike--” T. Taylor, ;No, 9,
Bridge-street,"—tciinutate which is felony, :Kid all othei,
ate Cptinterfeits. • •