The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-13 00:00:00

LINCOLNSHIRE

TO-BE SOLD IN LOTS "BY AUCTION, •
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About the middle of October next,
Fll7, MANORS and ESTATES of the late
•FRANCIS-- OTWAY, Esq. situate in the Parish of
• Pinchbeck,. in the County of Lincoln atiire,said, consisting
of several MESSUAGES and numerous Toftsteads, that
have a right of t'Ast„nri(ge upon the extensive Commons and
FgnS of Pinchbeck, Spalding, Cbwbitt: 'and Deeping, to-
gether with about 680. Acres of valuable inclose4 ,Lands,
„chiefly in Grass.
'The \Vlible under an A'a for Inclosdre and Drainage, and
..extendve Works are now: carrying into execution, :in conse-
quence of powers thtfrein giVen: •' •
considerable part -of the .Estate is noty under small mo-
Ousses, and a pi rfion of the Comm6ns are direded to be set
apail for exoilerating:the.Estates-frorn Tithes of all kinds, .
• The advantages cxneaect from the surplus quantity of
Common oYet'anil-ab'oye what be necessary to exone-
rate the I nclosure from Tithes, are supposed to be equal, if
not siiperior,' to any thirig of the kind attempted in the'
Kingdom, and will be found to be well worth the attention
o t any Gentleman cle'sii-ous of laying money Vat 'upon Landed
Property.
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.Notiee will bc given when the days of
.Sale iresfiXed, and
-printed particulas ready to be (layered by. Mr. Kindley, of
Sleafyrda and W Biack of Micidlo Teityle, I..ductoi, •
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A. NEW EDITION,. '
This Da', was published; by Matthews, Nid; IS, Strand, Lon-
don; in. One Volume, Octavo, with an; elegant Portrait 'of Author, price oniv 35. • -
OLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH ; or, Ad-
bOth Sexes, on ,female diseases, nervous, hypo-
Cnotxtriac; and consumptive complaints. This book' is re-
, conufietided to young men and.boys ; has been the labour of
many .years. experience and observation on the calamitous
consequences of a secret and destrudive vice; it paints out -the
dired methods of cure, from a blenhorragia, or goiaorrhcea, io
a. confirmed siphilis: To which is-added,-an essay on
tency in the male, and sterility and barrenness incident to fe..
malls, Bc. ;• an appendix on Ithe subject of a solitary and:de-
structive vice, and an addres's, to parents, gUardians,
,tutors,
and those-who have the care and education. of vouth. • 'Like-
' wisr.advice to' bathers, particulaTly -the afflitted' with nervous
complaints, The whole illustrate&and intersperse&mith a
variety of authentic facts never before published. 'ln which
is explained the symptoms, mode of treatikeiit, and remedies
different stages- of the scurvy; leprosy'; king's evil,
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persons of the danger of improper conneeliorts or improper
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toms and those frequently mistaken for them!' •
The Celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD..
_ This celebrated Cordial is a preserver and restorer of health
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press the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate ; for -in All
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.tremulous nerves, to sheath and' invigorate-the muscular
sYstem; to anima:to the spirits, and renovate the whole man,
whereby the chill and watery fluids become 'rich -and bal.
samic, and. the circulation resumes-its healthful 'state.
AlSo the Anti4mpetigines, which is in the present times
more, than doubly valuable, as the intemperance and luxury
of the age ishastening the ravages of the' scurvy, and rehtier-
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been' weak enough to associate with the :.cris of luxury,
,and
thereby destroy their constitutions, have the means liow of_
fered them of restoring themselves' to perfed health.- Bottles
los, 6d. -Family Bottles of 6 for Cos. by which 13s. are saved.
Sold by Remnant, lianibufgo. ; 11. Each, Pei:er.'street, '1
New-York ; MthewS, No. ig, Strand, London'; and in'{
Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Might ; Brighion,•'G regory ; Bit.
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ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, -MlDonal,"; Li verpool,'CasS,
druggist- ; Leeds, isinns, flolmes ;-` Lincoln, Driity -LaLynn,.
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.Wood ; Windsor, illakency. ; and: all the Medicine Vender;
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