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ABSTERGhNT LOTION.

Por Removing Obstructions from the Surface of the Skin.
IT is unnecessary to enumerate the advantages. re•
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Lot 4. A Piece of Ground, fitn,ti“g Castle-aqua-e, cent:deans
in front from Fast to West, 19 ft et, and from North to south. on
the east side 2.6 feet 3 inches, and on the west side, Z 4 feet 6
i:,rhes, (little more or less) together with the Alp, and other
thereon, now in the occupation of Mr. Adwell, Shot—
maker, and Pitt, Chemist.

Lot 5.A Piece of Ground, fronting Castle square, and com-
manding :he lower part of North-strcet, and part of East, street,
containing from East to West, 19 feet ti inches, and from North
to South, on the east side, 24 feet ti inches, and on the west side,
23 feet 11 inches, (little more or less) together with the hies-
ioage or Tenement, Shop, and other Buildings thlreon, now in
the occupation of Mr. Pitt, Chemist, and Mr. Rux•on, Sadler.
It may fairly be considered, in point of trade, that no other
put of the Town of Brighthelmstott can be comp ired with the
situation of the Premises now off:fed for sale, front
their contiguity to, and central union with the Stei le, and those
very pub)* places, the East and North Streets of tb • Town, and
that, to purchase, there has not Fir many years been olierlid a
more pleasing opportunity to the speculator or man of trade.
The Estates are COpyhold of luherit.m.:e, of the Manor of
Brighthelmston, subject to rme, Heriot, and Customary Dues,
And will be sold subject to a Lease, which will ex ?ire the 13th
March 1813. A proportion of the Rent of 40 Gui teas, now paid
for the whole of the Estate, will be appropriated to the Purchaser
(breach Lot, but the Premises are now let to Und .rtenants, at
Rents making together the sum of X 212 6s. per Annum.
Further particulars May bedtnown at the Office of Messrs.
Brooker and Colbatch, Princes-plate, Brightheimstou..

SOUTHERN PART OF DEVONSHIRE.
MANOR OF WEMBURY.-F'OR SALE,

rriiiHE,-Fee and Inheritance of the MANOR and
.ottntlll' of WEM BU RY, otherwise SOUTH WEN'.
BURY, .and the Rights, Royalties, Liberties, and Franchises
thereto belonging ; consisting of a new built Alansibn House,
with Lawn in front ; a Coach-house and suitable Stabling, and all
manner of requisite Out-offices, detached and agreeably arranged;
a Bowling-greets, and a most elegant Vinery and Pine-house, and
a large inclosed Garcien,well planted and stocked with Fruit-trees
and Vegetables. Alto the Ferriage or Passage over die Haven,
and River of Yealme, called Shepeing Ferry, with the tolls and
dues of the said River, and thy Water, Piscary, Fishing, Oysterage
and Royalty of, in, and through the same. And likewise several
new-built Farm-houses and other Houses, Messuages, Farms,
Mills, Lands,Tenements, and Hereditaments belonging to the
said Manor' And a Farm called North Pitch Puns, adjoining
and attached thereto. •
This Estate is bounded on tie° sides •by the English Channel,
and the River Yealme, commands most delightful anti extensive
views and scenery--*-Britain's Pleetand Merchant Ships frequently
gliding near it, and affording to the eye and to the mind the most
delightful sensation of her strength and commerce. It lies-Within
a ring fence, andis certainly one, of the moit.coinpact and desira-
ble Estates in the West of F.ngland,, and contains alt her about
946 aces of Arable, Pasture, hifettilcisi;Orchirds, Gaiti Ground,
and Woodland, and lies within the parish of Wernbury, in the
County' Dev6h, at about four miles distance from the capital
Market Town of Plymouth, the access to which is rendered slay
commodious-by the new road, and will be more so by a flying
bridge now erecting by Lord Boringdon. _ •
- The, Mansion House with the Gardens, ffee. and a suitable
gust tity of Ground, and also the Woods are in hand, and posses-
sion. thereof may be had at Lady-day next, and the pr:sent Fur-
ranee, which is new and handsome, may be taken at an apKraise•
meta, and the remainder of the Estate (except only about Si
acrss, held by *ism for one and two lives), is let to respectable
Tenansa;at net rants, amounting only to about -fl3OO, but which,
it is estimated, must soon be increased to at least Li 500
l' Land-tax is 'redeemed, and great part of the Manor is
Tythe-free.
• The Trees and Saplings of a shilling value and upwards, to be
taken by the Purchaser, and Paid for exclusive of the Estate.
For Sale whereof, a Public Anction.will beheld. at the Londoll
Ti n, at lvybridge near. Plymouth, on Tuesday, the 6th day d'
September next,by ly o'clock at noon ; and, in the mean tints
the same maybe vleweclon indltation to Mr. it. Bakeroat Waif:
bury, and printed particulars, after the list lust. may be had•of
the, or Nielsrs.Cardale auld•Spear, Solicitors, Gray's but ; Wens. ,
N Hunt, of Jeffery-square, I.ondont Messrs.•Teesvinan
and Son, Exeter ; and at the Office of Mr. Etlinetpd Leckyer, la I.
Plymouth—where a Plan of the Estate may be se&
'N. B. The Ham may be seen on TuLadays anti Fridays he.
Man the hours of &Yea awl throe o'clock.

CAPITAL, MANORS AIM ESTATIII,.PRINCIPALLY
FREEHOLD,.
Skin& at gallant Toney, Ashill, a d aditiatiog Parisissit,:in• .
most fertile patt of the Cr:tinny of gori...tk, within two; ml es
of the Market-town of Watton; the property of the Wee'
Janie, Crowe, Esq.
TO FE SOLD BY ..kUTION, By Mr. lI:TRT, •
On Sattlrdayoke 10th day of September, 1,808, at the Angt.4 Tiny,
in tit. ...Norwich, precisely at 12 'o'clock, in Ay:
Lott, staid' dile whole Estate shall be intoner disposed of bit
Myatt Cointratt, of which doe aotite will he given,
Lot 1. A-
Capital FARM, in Sahara Temii and:
tonsicing of. a goind.,Fartn-htni.e, ainkl
9tal les, Oiarrary, and other convenient AtiOdiings, and,soll ArnMt
land 38 Perches of Arable, Meadriw, and Pasture land, orttgilo.l
lion quality, and hi th 4 highest state of etiltitation, all inclosed
within a ring fence, in the occupation of Mr. Hugh Seaugheni,
under a lease which will expire at Michaelinas, 181$.
Lot capital Farm, called the piirw Farm, in Sahara To.
4o
ney, consisting of an excellent Farm-usep; pleasantly situate cht
an eminence, with Barns, Stables, Cow.tonse, Granary and other
Outbuildings, and 361 Acres, 9. Roods' and 33 Perches of rick
Arable, Meadow and Pasture Land, all inclosed in a ring fence.;
and iu the occupation. of Mr. John Wihklield, under
sNstflar-
which will expire at Michaelmas, 1813.
Also the Wood called Highgo Thick, and Plantatioaiig Ha 4,
adjoining this Farm, and containing 52 A. 3 R. 231').
Lot very excell:rn Farm; in Sahara Tottet
Of a newly-eructed Farm-house, two Barnsi.Stables.and'Officis
all brick-built and tiled, together with 358 Acres, 9 Roods, and
4 Perches of Arabic, Mt-adoW, and Pasture Land, of the first
quality, all inclosed and lying together; and in the occupation of
Mr. James Kiddie, under kitse for the tetra of twelve years,
from Michaelmas, 1805.
Also Two Pieces of Alriatlow Land, in Sahara 'nary, contain-
ing LI Acres and Bti Perches, in the occupation of Mr. Charles
Lacey, as tenant froth year to year. •
Also Wood Lands and Plantations in Hand, lying in the centre
of this Farm, containing 14(i A. 2 R. 22 P.
Lot 4.—An eligible small compact Farm,. in Sahain Toney,
consisting of a Farm-hou-se, now divided into two Tenements,
with Barn,.Stable, and Ozttballdings, and 24 Acres, i Rood,
and 9 Perches of most excellent Arable and Pasture Land, in
the occupation of Mis.Don.thy Wright, wider' a Lease for twelve
years, etnatnenchig from Mickaelmat,, 1661.
I.ot 5. Tilo Inclostites of veryrifli Arable Land, containing
16A. ER. S%P. adjoining the Patsbnige of Sahara, in the occupa-
tion of the Rev. Robert Rolfe, as tenant front yt ar to year.
Lot 6. A Cottage in two dwellings, with 6A. IL and 4P. of
very line Land, in Sakam Toney, in the occupation of Mr. Chas.
Hunt, a, tenant from year co y,sr.
I.rit 7. •rhe public-hon•e in Saban.' Toney called the Bell, with
the outbuildings and gard4m belonging, in the occupation of M 5.
Christopher Dinmore, or his under tenant.
Lot S. The Water•called Sahara Meer, and the Land surronsw
ding it, containing 18A. 2R. :21P.
Lot 9. Four Pieces of Arable and' Pasture Land, containing
53A. and 2P. lying in haham Tcsney,between Highgo Thick 314
the bounds of Shipdam, in the occupational Mr. Timothy White,
as tenant from year to year.
Lot 10. Five Enclosures of very good Arable and Pastore
Land in Sahain Toney, contai.:t ,g 31A.. IR. and SOP. abutting
upon Shipdham common, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Mann,
under lease for IS years from Michaelmas 1800.

Lot 11. Two Inclasures of extremely good Arable Land, con- •
tainirig Y 1 A.. 2R.. and 9P. with the barn lawiy,erectesi thereon, ly-
ing in .1311111, on the noith side of the Park Farm, and adJ•ining
the grazing groUnds in the occupation of Mr. Henry 014 field, and
with the next hot Included in the lease granted to 'hint.
Lot 12. A most desirable Farm is A shit and Boughton, con-
sisting of a cottage and I,*artien, and 39A. 414...fe1-37P. of good
rare& land, in the occupation of Mr. Henry Olcifield,• tinder. a
lease granted to him of the sable with the last lot, for the term of
nine Tura from Michaelmas 1224. •' • •
Loi. 12. A singularly valuable Farm in Ashiil, in the ocCupa- •••
tiong of Mr.lohit I.egate, consisting of a convenient fat m.house, • •
with barn, stables, cottage, and other outbuildings, and 140
acres and 19 perches of Ara!)Tc aid Pasture Land, of excellent •
quality, and in a high state of cultiva:ion, inclused and iyiNg
together. 'this Farm is held under lease. whereof tWa years will •
be unexpired at MichaelmeS next.
Lot 14. Bush's Pightle with Cotthge and Yard, in &shill, in
ate occupation of the under tenant of :14r. roha Leggate.
Lot 15. Sundry Inclosures of very rich Arable and Pasture
Land, called the Grazing Grounds, lying to ...slam Toney. e.::d
containing SOS acres and 31 perches, it. the several occupation., of •
Mr. Henry Oldfield,Mr.Hugh Boughen and Mr. William :.arrer.
Lot 16. The Manor or Lordship of Gaston-hall,i
and a most valuable Ferm in Sahara Toney; Ovington, and Shipd
ham, in the occupation of Mr. William Pack, consisting, of a Ca
pital newly erected Barn, brick built and tiled, with leantos, Ike. • -
and 199 acres, 2 roods, and 22 perches of most excelhait Arable
•and Pasture Land, all inclosed and 1,14 together, heist by Mee •
Peck, under a lease for 12 years front Michaelmas I t 401.- .llso,
Wood Lands in Ovington, nearly in the centre of Mr. • Peck's
Farm,partly in hand and p=tly in the occupation of Mr. Edward. "
Powell, containing 25.1. OR. CO?.
17. The capital Manors .u• Lordships of Sahara Toney, •
Insoken and Otttsoken, with the Rights, Royaltic•, Immunities,
and Privileges thereto respectively belonging, the an:mal profits
of which on an average of the last he Veers, have amounted to •
1.251 17s. ld.
The Estate, as a-Wm:Ls, is most complete and desirable to a
Gentleman wishing to acquire an • stensiVe domain, and ta c•ms
bine both profit arid asure, for, besides the Leptis:being tf a
very superior quality. Site exter.t dhe Marini aid of the•Nl'oed
Lards ksures &large qine.aty of A' prop tiotratirbe •
v; !.d, it is well wdrti. the.astentim of Agricultutile; • cies of .
se:,ring to themsel4s th poksession of we11......-thitatidl Parnsa.
F tr price of the whole Estate an;l further partiCulars4/4
eicier at the Banks of Messrs. Horrors,, tit own, Hirribety,
Savill, at Watton aforesaid. ihiry St. Edmond's. Ural-tree, and
Lhelmsfod or to hir. Prestand, It"; 111-traiwkkesquare ; Mr.
Geldard, Gray's inn I. B. L-ake, Esq. 11(... 'Ai .g, Essex.; Messrs.
Foster,Esin, and Unthank, or :o Mi. Grand, Solicit .s, Norwich,
where a Map of the Estate tea) be see
r,.„7- To be viewed by applying So the Te..ants.