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London, England, 1808-05-31 00:00:00

DUMFRIES FOR SALE.

To be SOLD hyPRIVA.FE BAR( 1.-014,
ALL and WHOLE the LANDS of KNOCK-
' H 11.1., lying in the parish of I-le.lciora, ar.:l es ant} of Dum-
fries, consisting of 365 Scots Acres. The e. hole of the Land is
of the fiest-rate quality, and possee.::.s many local adontages.—
It is situated about two miles frein the thii.,:ing villsee of Etch:re-
citer'. and five from the town of Annan ; aet both thee: pierces
there are good markets. The toads in all directions are good,
and the mail-coach runs through the Estate daily.
The Mansion-house is large, commodious, ani in complete re-
pair, and suitable for the accommodation of a large family. Thera
is an excellent Garden well stocked with a variety of fruit-trees,
all in full bearing. All the farm steading upon the Estate are corns
modious, and in good repair.
There are several limeestone quarries within a mile and a half
of the lands ; and indeed there are plenty of lime-stone in the
premises, which might be wrought to great advantage, Some
of the rno,t respectable engineers have given their decided opi-
nion; that there are also coals in the property ; and at present the
Proprietor is making a trial for them, with every appearance of
success.
A purchaser may get the immediate possession of the Dwelllng-
house, Offices and Garden, together with about sixty acres of
Ground, all in the highest state of cultivation. The Mansion-
house is delightfully situated in one of the finest parts of the
country, and where there is excellent society, as a number of gen-
teel persons reside in the neighbourhood. In short, such en eligible
property is seldom to be ntet with.
If the purchaser inclines, at least twe-thirds of the price stay
remain in his hand,.
For further particulars application may be made to William
Wallace, Writer in Duniftle,, who is ln•posession of the title-
deeds, (which are unexceptioilebte), and a phut and measurement
of the Estate ; and who is authorised to conclude a bargain.
The Gardener at Knockliiil will poirt oat the lands.

0 pluck the tole of picalute,attil be w.•tindet
by its thorn, has been the favourite objes4.l of mankind, thong,
in this they have been ton often ,lifappointedth.ippily for the good o'
foclety. the baneful etieets of illicit intercourfe are eafily remove,]
if application is made to that invahrable prewration of Dr. Fe E r
mates, termed ar urA SALM rAtus. Thole Diuretic Vcge
table Drops contain no m 'retitle! potion to mine the corlli
twilit', and plant difeafe where the aim is to trtiore health, %aide.,
fo many !trailed fpecitics of the day do ; nn tbe c,,iiirary, to in
omelet is this molt efficacious preparation, that it i> aintinillered
with fafety to children of the molt tt,,d,!r age, f fuc,:efsful are it,
powers as to era !kite feint the habit in a fliort time the Cr, ds 0 l
direefe, however latcrt they may be, or didant the time of at
ftdinn. The moll obilinatt gleets, loft of hone and raltt,, zoul
in short, the word appearances of the :talon of a c..rtair d'!"
have yielded. in a very Mort period, to their itffinerce. To this.
Medicine how many thoufarols have hem indebted for the redo-
ration of health, after being difmilTed the litifpitelt, and hay ,•1,
gone through all the routine of common meti:eine; nor I.e
virtues confined alone to countered a eeroin difeefe; V berevu
morbid date of the fluids raids, as in scorbutic and n,rvous oat'
plaints, it 'IS no lefs a never failing remedy. Stdd winds-fele at Mr
Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfikle, corner Paternoittr-row ; and ret.il
by nioft Comwry Bookftliers, in bottles at as. yd. and 45. 51 with
ample dieedlone.

Nervous Disorders, Indigestion, Fr..,e Living, &c. are removed by
the use of Dr. FOTHERCILL's NERVOUS DROPS.
TO DR. FREEMAN.

SIR—Certain indiscretions, which are too apt to be
the fate of young Men, had so ruined my constitution that
was brought almost to the grave ; my weakness was so great I
could not stand, my senses were apt at times to leave me, and ii.y
whole frame was so convulsed that the vessels seeined incapable
of carrying on the functions of life, but with great difficulty, oth, r
symptoms attended which I shall not enumerate, but leave to your-
self to judge of. Chance, at this time, threw in my way a person
who had laboured tinder a similar disorder, he strongly recom-
mended to me your FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL
DROPS, the effects of it, I must confess, in %very short time sur-
prised me, by regularly using them for about six weeks, the origi-
nal disorder has left me, and I feel myself every day gaining
health and strength ; which I have been impatient to communicate
to you, as an inducement to others to apply in the same way, to
this invaluable medicine. Sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN THQMPSQN.
London Coffee House, Ludgate-street, April 8.
TO DR. FREEMAN.

SIR—I had long laboured ender a severe complaint, which
was attended with depression and lowness of spirits, palpitation
of the heart, and a constant falling, as though I were gsing to die
—on seeing your advertisement of Dr. Fothergil's Drops, they ap-
peared to answer my case, and one bottle was procured from which
I found astonishing bents& and by the use of a few bottles I was
restored to greater strength and vigor than I ever possessed before.
I shall occasionally continue to use it and look upon it as a most
valuable family medicine. Sir, your obedient Servant,
Portman-square, July IS, 1804. JANE EDWARDS.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, at Mt. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside,
corner of Paternostet-row, London; and Retail by most Country
Booksellers, and Medicine Venders, In Seta/mi. at 41. 6d. it /1.
am; 88s. each.