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THEREAS divers Advertinents have lately
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ACCOMMODATION, with reference to different Houses
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of .having the same negotiated. His Lordship also cautious
Tradesmen and others against a !louse lately set up, under
tile Firm of Horwitz and Co. in.Church.court, Clement's.
lane, Lombard-street, of which ho has received information.
• By Order of ins Lordship,
F. HOBLER, Clerk.

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.MANOR OF I.IOhDLE, HANTS. •
TO BE SOLD BY' PRIVATE CONTRACT, •
THE V.duAllie and Extensive MANOR of
HURDLE, in the County of •Sontharripton. with
the Royalties.- Copyhold Finee and quit Rents, Farms-,
Lands, and Pretnises.thereunto belonging ;r the whole Tyt4ie
tree, and containing nearly Sao Acres of Land.
The Farms are eccupieu, by. responsible t'tnants, and the.
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and may be re-lett a' improved Rents. 'Hurdle is situated•
five miles from Lyiningten, teld seven from Christchurch ;
is bounded on the South by the Seak and various parte of the
Premises present the most beautiful Marine and Land
Scenery; is tell stocked with Caine, • for the nroduclion of
which it is remarkably well calculated. On the Estate is
'found' plenty of Matte ter the improvement of the Land, and
near the Sea large quantities of lion Ore.
Further particulars,: ane a view, of the Estate, may be had
on applicatiuo to Mr. Richman, Solicitor, Lymmeton
4/LD,PQ RT, MADI4RA,
PEN and PE'K KI NS, . Wine and Brandy
1 Merchants, No. t Newgate-ssreei, take leave to ac-
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meliorating tar bottling,. and from twenty to thirty thousand-
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Quantity of most excellent East-India

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icy S. SOLOMON, M.D. .
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