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WE-DNESDA Y, NOVEMBER 14, 1804.

CHILDREN's MISCELLANY.
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THE'CHILDRE,N's MISCELLANY ; includ.
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By THONIAS DAY, Esq.
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The School for Children ;, translated from the French by
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A DIGESTED INDEX to the. EA;tLY
CHANCERY-REPORTS.
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' Abridgment Ca. Eq. kelynge (W.)
Barna nli . ion Mod. Rep.
Brown's Parl. Ca. Moseley
• Carey ' • Rep. in Chan.
- Cases in Chan. Rep. temp. Finch
Cases temp. Hardw. Salkeld
Com y ns - Select Ca. Chin.
Dickens - Shpwer's Ca. Parl.
Fitzgibbon Strange
Fortescue Tothill ~
Freeman , Ventris . . .
Gilbert' - Vernon.
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PILE LAW 4.LANDLORD and TENANT;
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nants for Lifes Tenants for Years; Tenants at Will, Rent,
!\l. atgages, Copy holds, Lodgings, Fixtures, Notices to quit,
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are not in the Profession. • • • .

"---wALDERSHARE HOUSE. •
To BF, LE TT, for Three Years, .W.A1..1>ER...
Si lARE HOUSE, Ready Furnished, with or wt.)_
out the Pleasure .Gardens, Park and Farm The Kitchen
Garden and Hot-house are sett for tine year tei the Head Gar
dener, front whom Fruit and Vegetables m.iy at all times he
had. The House is magnitlcent, elmautly furnished, with
a complete Library. The Park contauis upwards of 4.)0
Acre's, and 00 Head of Deer; the Farm ahovz, too Acres,
and there are six Manor's which may be had with the Pre-
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from Sandwich, sl trona Ramsgate,• 14 from Margate, and to
from Canterbury:- -
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dershare • • • •

The most obstinate SCURVY cured in Six... Weeks.:
DE VELNO's VEGE rABLE PILLS prove
uniforinlYSoccessful in the Cure qt' Scurvy, Scorbutic
Eruptions, Leprosy, and. other Ciiiiiii.tons• AMetions ; and
a tair Trial only.will convince flit:utast sceptical, that their
Public ReputatiOn Is only attributable to their intrinsic Me-
rit, as a Mild Vegetable Alterative, The ,V roprielor has lately
learned, that they have in the above short period pate.tied a
Curd ot the most obdurate Scurvy, of twelve years standing,
in the person of a Reverend Dignitary ut the Church ; and
instances are constantly ocsurrin,; of Case. not so inveterate
being cured in a much shorter period. lint the following
very remarkable Cure of Captain Elliston, of the Navy,
which occurred above six years ago (and since which period
he has not had the slightest retina), shews, that even in the
most desperate and hopeless Cases, a confident reliance may
be placed ill the E tfLacy of be Veliih's Pills.

HIS CASE PESCAISED.
Mr. Elliston had for eighteen years been ifibjea to Scorhu;
tic Symptoms. but for the last eightten months they had,
creased to such a degree as to be seriously alarming
merabic large spots, or eruptions,, of a deep red„thout the
size of pease, and hard, appeared to' clustei:. oil various parts
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tance submit to confinement, He advised with ins friends on
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has received a perfect mire. During this course, lie 11-.41 not
an hour's confinement, nor was he restrieted to any regimen
or diet, except temperance; on the ,contrary,- he 'perceived
no ettea whatever from the Pills, excepting *hoof gradu-
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