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the First-drawn Titkit, valued at upwards of
TEN •THOLIS I) P UN-1)S, ' being" N k. 44, in Skinner-
., Street, occttpd MrN-trs.,,Newin,tii, a's Tenants at
id drawn, a ditto, 15i0.13, Skinner street, on Lease,
.at
25:71: per atinurn. . .
3ri[deawii, a dittZ, -No. 46, ditto, not occupied;
• .4111. drawn, a_ to, ditto, on Lease, 2501.. Per ann..
51111.d:rai.‘Yti, a ditto, N 0... 5, ditto, Qll. Lease,l 551. per ann.
oth drawn,, a tiiitb; No-...1.6;dit n to,ot occupied.
711 r drawn, a ditto,' No yn N. 47; nittiot oecupi,:•.i. •
tith drawn', a ditto, No: zoiittoi.oki Lease, sod:. .perann-
9th drawn, a ditto, No. 27, ditto, on Li:4lse, isca• per ann.
loth drawn, 2 ditto, No.
.3., (lift°, not occupied.- •
fib drawn,l ditto,. No. clittof
nth tirarin„ 'a ditto, No. 1, ..Piekett,streetc TenriPte-Bar,
not occupied.. • .
t.;th wn,oa ditto, No: 8, not occupied:
dra‘vn, a eitttely No. 9,- ditto, not orcupieti.
15iii.drawii, a .ditto, No. 3, ditto-. ninoci_upied,
, bid drawn, a ditto,. N.).2,.ditto, not occupied.
17ili drawn, a ditto, NO. 6; Sltioner-street, on Lease, tsol.
per ann.
18tii..drawn, a ditto, No. ditto„not occupied.
drawn, a ditto, No. r`, ditto, on Lease, per.ann..
2-)th drawn, it ditto,. NO: ii, ditt.), on Lease, 1201. Is.. per
annum.
2 'st drawn, a ditto, NO. 28„It the corner of GreenArbour-,
court, in the Old 13ailey,tii Ixasc, ios:. ann. •
22,1 drawn, a -ditto,- No. • Ll,..street,on' 'Lease,
Syl• .35 +I. pa aim
Tickets are now very rapidly at 51, ios. each; at the
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BOSTON. LINCOLNSHIRE.
ELIGIBLE ESTATE, • TYTHE FREE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By.. Mr. ROBINS,
At• Garraway's, on Monday, the aoth of APil, at Twelve,
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" That this Cdurt confirm the unanimous "Res:Olution of
the C., <rr of Director, of the.) ith of March, 18'37, whereby
tiic (.2.,,t:ilinitter and Owner of 'the Ship Earl of Ancrgavenny
ie fully acquitted: from alt. imputation at Neglect ur
conduct in respect uX tilt Loss of that Ship."

•-•
In order "to determine Gy such Eallot, whether Three-parts he
1.7:41r cf ;he PeoprietorJ =present at sze,h (;en'erat Covrt concur
noia the Cone/ *f Lli,eavis • in' acquitting tae (...'cinmaldirs and
s'ofrkFShips I.;t(ty I;t:arges, IVarrett iiii.stings and 'EAiI
Alt AhzreAvenpyi j,-;,a all intp!tatiol of Negi•Ei or ilisconaaa
re.vpeelingebe Loss.of ti)se sein'' al SiiipT.
Ri4tilS.lll; Secretary,

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THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD,
DREPARED by Dr. SOLOMON. Gilead-Home,
„,,,r Liverpool,. vithtol has risen to the very pinnacle of
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Consumptive Complaints, loss of A poecite, Incli,;estion,
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Cures are incontestible proof's:

To Dr. Solomon, Gileacl-Houseonear Liverpool.
SIR,

I have a circumstance to mention to you which will speak
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'e dead,: -

. Mr..l.Livi .es, 'of Spring I-Id, .Steward. to Lord Coventry,
having beFrratiliacd for a long time with tilt must excruci-
ating pates in his !Cgs, back, &c. which confined him to his
had, and nearly broughthim to the grave, (Iceland to hie that
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had recourse to your kledicine, which soon relieved him, and
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to petted health; and was at my house yestc,day. . - 7
. 1 am, Sir, your's, &c. . •
, - lOHN AUG, Postmaster.
Evesham, Worcestershire, Oct. 2..5,.1-806..

To Ur. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool.

SIR,

I feel a pleasure in communicating to you the great benefit
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purchasectit of me of the benefit they have:received Iran it
in other eases.

,
I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant,
Nrintwich, Sept. 1.3, 180 G. . T. CRAIG:
Copy* a Letter front Messrs. Clarke and Lomax,
,Printers
and Booksellers, Stockßort; to Dr. Soldinon,Gilead-l-louse,
near Li vervool.
bra;

'Stockport, May 12, Igo6.

A Gentlernan of the first respcetabi lay,' who hatliingered
under a tedious illness eight year* havrri,g been snatched from
the-jaws ortleath by your invaluable Cordial !LIM of
we consider it a Marty ineumbent•upon us to lose not melt*
intortniuK you, that you rimy beenabl,d to publish its Virtues
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pose; from tfic length Orhis illrre s, no expence
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ten chiii!ren, your- inestiniable„Neledicine was thoui,lit of,
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health. •Being::a-CLriCal Gentieinaii, he wishes his name
not to be published; butt to remove any doubt froin the minds
uV the
.21111Cted thy !inquiries ttelative thereto. will be cheer-
fully satisfied, • •

Your,s respe6tfully,
- _ CLARKE and LOMAX.

Dr. Solomon expegs, when consulted, the usual com-
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ters of advice, to.be answered at his leisure, are requested to
incluse Half-a-Pitinea. -Such letters should, tbr safety, be
thus directed: Money. Letter.. Dr. Solomon, dead—
*House, near Liverpool: Paid double postage." Letters
may be ordered to be adecessed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Post..
Office, till called for.
_ _

Price lialf,a-G uinea a Bottle ; or the quantity of Four, in
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.The Cordial Balm of Gilead,l.Anti- I hipetigLies, and Absm-
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