The Sun.
London, England, 1809-08-29 00:00:00

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FUR SALE.

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To he Sold by Public Roup, Upon Friday the roll day of
A CHALLENGE. - September next, within the House of George Ronald,
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.LV..I. Viewer, in .therdeen -betwixethe hours of Six and Seven
ESSIIS. CURRIE- aO. Co.-Surgenns, late in - - -. ' '• • -'•• • I-. - . . • ~ • .
his- M jesty's .service, challenge the whole woild.to J.Nlit.eorireeon cil not previously c tspoeed of by I mate Bare
puree tsingle instance eviler:, their medicine and method of .* it'' • _ E - .
cure have tailetint the desired Mid. The, practice of many 9'HE LANDS and EST-ATE. of. Ii.IARY- CUE-
years in .tbis particular' b-ranch of their profession, has not - TER, comPreliending the Mains and Manor places of
given rise to one olibuc-esslot .as .!.• - - . ' - Mary Cutter ;- the Miln and Miln Leeds of Cryiloch and
They continue to tilted their studies to the treatment and Mary Cutter; and the Towns, Lands, and. Farms of Miln
cure of venereal complaints, maritime' derangement or the sys- . Bank, Eastland, Cotton, CorhilleStanding Stares, Eastside,
tern, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful Westsirte, WellshaW, Muirskie, Burnside., CoCkley, Bog-
effects of a habit-long and most unhappily pursued by the tpni Easter and Nester Tilltxmiles, end N timer and Upper
youths of both sexes: In the one it will be found to be •the Ashentillies ; with the SALMON IF IS II l'N GS; Multitres,
unfailing souice of barrenness; the other have its ravages is. Teinds, and Perrinehts of the whole of the said Lute; all lye
tally developed, to them by a distressing state of debility, . ing Within the perish of 1I try Culler, and county of Kin.
which, i-f.. not timely remedied, terine,„tes in impotence. carline ; and eeneisting(exclitsive of a small part of .Ettst-.
These. are. its remote and ultimate etliats, while consump- lend lately given off,) Of nearly three thoueeiel seven hen_
tines, loss of inueeu tar power, and various nervous complaints, (l,-ed Scuts acres, where t, eiceordiree ier a survey made some
usually charaderise the earlier starves: of this solitary vice.
tears ago, there are ahotit_ eight hundred of I liti ki, the
,0 t persons languishitmg un !er the disorders incident to such a. saute rptantity of Outliel,l,. horty:si‘ of Wood, fourteen !up.'
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habit, their treatment ie simple, and has never proVed unsuc. ilred-end forty of One hundred and six Of Mess, and
easeful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended the rieiiiiiinder of Moor; all situated_ at a, s riot t and nearly
I,;i.eitere,
praCtiee. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of ve. - equal distance from Ali:N.:leen an,St.unchavett, au:}-extending
nereal info tenon, such as Obetradions in the urethra, spungy - for upw'ards. ot three miles along time SOutit Bank of • ilea
1 excrescences, hard.-tumors, callous'iWiers, eruptions, seine- • 'Dee (a- river ahominding with Salniort and Grilse); and train
nal weakness, gleets, as also - . ' it southward to the south boundary of the parish of Mary
ST f: I UTL; It ES, ' - - - I Cutter, which is also that.of this };state towards the south,
Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baf- ; and runs in a line nearly parallel to the river"— f6rinimig on
fled the skill of other Practitiuners, are by their ptesccit Mi. ; the whole, one of the most compatt and best accommodated
proved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, Estates iii this part of time country.. . .
without the Patient suffering the excruciating pa n and , The present house el :Clar, cottor,ovediatigi the rider, on.
-alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows
.the applies- ! a woOtled bank ; and at a little distance from it to the east,
Lion of the lunar caustic: • In the COnrSe of twenty' years- 1 upon the rising ground bt:. a hetigh of 65 acres, skirtethby a
extensive prattice .in this Metropolis, numerous cases of ' thriving plantation of various sortserf forest trees, noW well
Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the total : advanced, and cornmauding a beautiful view of the river-and
eradication of- which arc effeaed by a sate, certain, and ex pe- ; adjecent country fur some miles below; is one of the fittest
dirious mode of-practice, superior to any other yet adopted. ! situations for a Mansion tfouse in this country.- : : -
The weakness, relaxation, and debility prheeeding from this ; Thd lands hold 'of the Crown, and are at' present valued ix
complaint is speedily removed, and the
,Patient rettored to , cuntri/o with another part of Mr. lelenzies' Estate in this pa-
sound -and vigorous health. But where the debility has for ' rish, at ,C t thee which, upon a sale,- will be split, and a Oen-
years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re- turn Of valued rent given to the purchaser to admit of two
medics, eller the Stricture has been desiroye I, is indispensti- . Freehold Qualifications. The tesnds were, valued several
bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to years ago, and are nearly exhauete.i. '
reanimate the constitution. -I • Access will be givetetrethe ma:l-jolt-hot-me, garden, Officc•s,
fel9srs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex ' 'polic and grounds, in the occupiiion of tine proprietor, at
with the greatest delicacy, 'secrecy, and. honour, at their Martinmas nett, or sooner, •it desired ;le seeerai. of the
-house, No'. toe, Hatton•gardene ..- .: ' ' farms-on which thereeirepo leases, at.Whitsurulay IS la eared
'Patients In the Country are requested to state the particu- to all time rest of this valuable estate on the expiry of the ex_
tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c, dc. . isting leaeeee which, except in a few instances, ate how held
inclosing a rein stance fin. advice and medicines, when the - oil the lives ot the present neeitepe,re.
same will be giVen or sent to any part of the kingdom. To The writes, with a Plan -and re elite iOf "these lands, are in
ensure-, that secrecy se essential to their undertaking, the the hands of Mr. Bannerman, A dvereatc, in Aberdeen' to
postage of setters may be added to tie account for medic: Luce. , 'whom thCne desirous of [ill-clef:. ieloim.tticn mayeipply..
. 901 lune, me,o9. rem Hattoh•gardere. i Joseph Tatt, et Park head, •!,eili e:iew the tr:'7,2::e•i- •