The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-29 00:00:00

BRIGHTON,E-VOTtS. FOR THR• COUNTY . OFLEIIJSSEX.;.

ft.- FOOKS • •is:, instructed., to. • SELL
AUCTION, at the Old Ship, Hotel, Brighton, on TIWTODAY,
May 9, 1844, at Three o'clock, in TWO Lots, FOUR well-built 'FREE-
HOLD COTTAGES, situate in New Dorset4treet, Brighton..:near
th 6 Old - Church, and withlit....a short distance of the Railway Ter-
minus, with a commodious ICEArELL, the whole worth upwards
of 50/S• per annum.- • • • - • • - • • • • .
May be viewed by applying on the. premises. —Particulars of Wil-
liam *Waller Esq., 12, Clement's lan.; at ;the liart ;. the Hotels at
Brighton ; •und at Mr: Fook's Offices', 1,
.Serle-street;
'fields. • • . -

.
y SAMITE BAXTER; at present, and for
JIL 9 flfty-four months-past, residing at Byforns Gardens, In the parish
of St.:Margaret, Barking; hrthe county of Essex, and being a fisher•
man and fishing-smack owner, do hereby give notice, that I Intend to
-present a petition -to the Court .-er. Bankruptcy;
•street; Leittion;prisying.'to be examined:. touching my • debts; estate,
and effects,: aad'tit a protected..ftnin all 'process upon making a 11111
disclosure and surrender of such estate and effeetdlor-pisyment or my
just and- laVrthl 'debt"; and I herityy fuitlidir eve *Ake that the time
when the matter of the said petition shall be heard is to be adviir.
tised In the Loudon Gazette and in the Morning Sun NowsiiPerose
month at the least after the date hereof; as witness my hand, this
11d day el in thi ieir of 'our Lord, 1444.
*SAMUEL BAITER.
- Witness; ..Henry R Monter, attorney,. 19, Greet DOTer-street,
• • Newinttors, Surrer. - • • ' • ••

CATHEIPN:E..II. EDIMSTEDT; widow, At
9
preSent Ittierfoi three months past, 'residing at No. 13, Lam-
beth-road, in the Parish of Saint George the Afirtyr, Southwark, and.
county of Surrey, not being in any trade, business, or employment, for
.six months previously. residing,at No. A. Bury-squar,"sAint Mary
Axe, in the parish of All HaUews, and city of London, arid for six
months previously residing at No.-19, York-terrace, Borough-road, in
the Parish of • Saint ,George this Martyr, . aforesaid, not .being in
any trade business or. employment, do hereby give notice that
I -"intend- to present •a • petition to the Cbart of Tankruptcy,
Basinghall-street.. ;praying to.
_ex/in:tined touching my debts,
astate,„aud affects, and to Do protected front all process, upon making
a full disclosure-mut surrender ef- imph estate and effects, for pay-,
anent of my Just andlawild debts ; and .I hereby Anther give notice.
that the time whet the matter- of the said. petition shall be heard_
Is to be advertiied in the London gazette aid in the Morning_
Sun-Newspaper one nienth at theleast after the ditto hereof; as wit-'
liass ray hand, tlaLs.3cl day of April4lu thayear of our Lord, .1344. •
• CATIIRINE' lIEDEASTELVI%
Iritneis, Henrys; Ft!' -Sllvester, attorney, 19, 'Groat Mover-street,
Newington; ,Surrey: . - 7

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V!.I7R.Y.,TILINCr for the -TOILET at_MECIII'S
jUMANtrFACTORt No. 4, LEADtlfilAthSi'ltittar, London.'
Superior tilt; had, tooth, thairliag; indllesti brushes ; • clothes and
bat brushes-;,eolubsorashing and shatingsoap, Various nail and corn
instruinants, razors, razor sfropsaM paste, and shaving powder;
andlreattemetviareiang-cases, either with or without fittings, in
.coasts !either, thehogany; rostwood;:atid:,..iiiiitn 'Ware ; corn-
panigns and. poOtt-hoolsi elegantlYAW'd:;- also netting ••hoxes, en-
vatopecases, tard cases; note, and cake haikets, beautifitt inkstands;
and stt tntinity Of recherche articles; Ticd.to be equalled- ttt London. •-

CHWEPPErS SOt)A 'and 'ROTA SS WATERS,
ConstaitlY tiled a• the 'loyal Palarses ..tit Windsor and London;
pa well -as by,tbevrioe•pal Nobility and Gentry co' the United King.
dom, and recommended by all the leadibg medical profesilon, Co.''
tinue to be mannf.etured with the utmost care by J. S. Ind Co
aided by theig_powerful 'machinery, and the_valuable experience of
half a century- Every bottle has its .date ptopettlob of alkall,which
is rarefy, if ever, the case with the itlferiar: Waters. -To prevent
igoialtien; a red. label., with their signature, is Axed on the cork,
irifjebile/thich no'ne is genuine.
SC HWEYPE'S LIQUL, 'MAGNESI A., ;to 'supersede the use of
Magnesia in its solid torn', it attaining a high. reputation, and le
generally.Teceinm ended by the faculty as a mosevaluab e anti-acid.
'told by all respectable ehymists and patent- medicine vendors, In
bade* at Is., Qs, 4,4 s. 04; and -Los. each. Every genuine bottle I&•
'distinguished by a label!--51; Bement street; London, and also,*
their ;&nth maritArctoristi at Liverpbol, Bristol, amr Derby.

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BY THE' HALF PREMIUM PLAN only one-half of the first'
seven years' premium is required, :the other half bilng payable at •
at the, cenvonience of the assured.; taus allowing a Polley to be,
continued for seven years at One-half of the usual rate, or to be
dropped et one-half of the usual sacrifice, and entitling the -*seared,
seven years "hence, *hen loss of health may' prevent him fl'om
effecting a Ist* Assurance, to continue a Policy. ata rate-of Premium'
applibable to an age seven years yennger. The Half-premium plan'
of Assurance, as practised by this Company, thus enables:persons •
to retain to their own use the one-half of the premiums for the i
first seven years,. at 5/. per cent. interest. Thus, 4qppose the or-,
dinar] ptelailint for an' assurance of -5001. to be 101,; the dist pay-
ment by the half-premium plan will be live guineas, pelng'tbe• one-:
half of the 10./... and interest for the retained half.; and, if death
should occur In the first year, the sum of 5001. would be paid lees the •
51. retained. • The assured may thus have the 11,1e.for the Arse year
of 51.; fur the second, of 101. ; and so .on till - the end of the
seventh year,, When the retained sums, amounting to' 351., may either:
be repaid, er 'retained at 51. pet cont. interest- ititil 'death, When the'
351. would be subtracted from the 500/. then payab.. "3ytlie Censpany.'
TO'AISCrIX use NU /OLD POUNDS ON CALL PAZID.O.IIIIST9T2S. '
'Age. - . Age. , • .. X._ s. d. i
15' .:,... ... .. 0.16 1 40 - '‘, , -
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:20 _ .!• -..,-, ,-, 4 lit,. 0 '4s' .
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25 - - • - I'II . 7; N - - - .: . ' 1 3 9

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free of oz.

jo . 1 3•i. 1 64 • =
PrOSpeCttUlall and sebidales are fOrivarded to applieints,
pease, by the Manager and Agents.
4.LEX. ItORERTSON. liabsita•
JOINTS.
- Tyrrell, Wm., Merchant-
- Roberts, C. H., SurvOYet •
Lipscombe, L., Solicitor • - •
- Davis, W., Postmaster
Crosse, M., Civil Engineer. .
- Sill, R., Solicitor
- Maacao6 J., Wino Merchant
- Nicholson, R. T., Publisher
- Drown, S., Tex-dealer •

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