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DEVON.-SEA COAST, DAWLISH.

TO BE SOLD, the Fee-simple and Inheritance of.
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GLAMORGANSHIRF, SOUTErWALES.
TO nr. LET, and entered upon within one month,

-rHAT most desirable residence for a Genteel Fa-
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