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_ Mr.
CHAPMAN,: I'
On Wednesday the 4th Day of May next, at the Baptist
Head Cottee-house, in Chancery-lane, London, at Twelve
WC lock,
?VHF. MANOR anti ESTATE of WOOD.
I BURY-HALL, containing ir.the whole r 368 Acres.
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seventeen front Cambridge, fifty London, and Jour
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THOUGH this Medicine hasoutlived its Oppo-
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iodic* should still remain in the minds of sonic persons,
with regard to its safety : but the experience of inore than
half a Century. has shewn; that the danger attending its use
(however indiscreet) • is not greater than that of other Medi-
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harm, even though the disorder be not ascertained; and if a
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in the Disorders of Horses and in the Distentpct which is so
fatal to Dogs, particular horses,
are now sieCrt ter the
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