The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-03 00:00:00

AGRICULTURE.

On the Ist of October was published, the First Number of a
New Volume, and on the Ist Oa) of &try Month will
continue to be published, Price 2s. each, a N timber of

THE ANNALS of AGRICULTURE ; or,
I FARIVIER's MAGAZlNli,consistingof original Pa-
pers. Experiments, and Observations, of Accounts of all new
Improvements and Discoveries in the Practice.of Agriculture,
and of Proceedings of Agricultural and other useful Societies,
illustrated with Copper-plates.
By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F.R.S.
And Secretary to the Board .of Agriculture..
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-
yard, to whose care CommultiCations should be addressed;
and sold by john Archer, Dublin i• by E. Balfour, ,Edin-
burgh; and by all other Booksellers..
Of whom, in a
.tew weeks, !nay be had, in one very large
Volunie Quail°, illustrated by 6s Cippzr-pates, a Com-
plete System of Pradieal Agriculture, in all its Branches,
including every modern Improvement, price two guineas and
a halt in boards, by K. %V. Dickson, M. D. 'ot Hendon, in
Middlesex.

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-This Day was published, price is. a new Edition, enlarged,
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A COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM,. consist-
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Essex, adjoinik ,thelitgh :Road there, and now in the occu-
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are unexpired. •
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• ". Starnt)-Office. Blantiford, Nov. 2.1, lgo2.
To Dc. SOLOMON, Liverpool,

SIR, • • . .
N TCLOSED is a Bank 'Note, yalue TOL to my
I Credit. and also a Cil.l'. ot a wonderful Cure performed
by your valuable Medicine which you may publish tor pub.,
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I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
. • SAMUEL SIMMONDS.
~,,, . To Samuel Solomon, Esq..M.D. Liverpool.

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1 Dear Sir,
My Wife, '.it the age of 43 was taken ill, so that she could
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milli strop.; itervoui,ati:,!:,tioils, trembling, debility, lowness
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I, 1 am, Dear Sir,
Witnesses, - . . Your obliged humble Servant,
1 WilliainShave,Overseer of What- .101114 GRIFFIN.
combe, near Blandford. , Odober, aos.
1 Sainttei iimmonils, t3iandford. -