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rICHE propriety of taking fume alterative me-
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CAPITALFRE—ELIOLDESTATES, MANOR, TITHES,
AND ADVOWSON, SURRY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIOW--,By Mr. SMITH,
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in Twenty-two Lots, wilds obi:
sep
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HOLD ESTATE, compliant the whole Perkin of Ad-
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licitor Croydon, to whoa application is to be made for view-
ing the Park and Farms.

','_ The three preceding- articles are uniformly printed,
fcirming a neat fmall

To the AFFLICTED with GOUT and RHEUMATISM.
'THOUGH the great Sir Edward Hulfe ufed to
A- fay, that " the Gout was the Otpreirien Aledicerum,"—
that is, in plain Englith—" the Difgrace of the Faculty ;" and
Dr. Ward would only admit of temporary ReEd being obtain-
able:in a confirmed Rheumatifin ; yet, could thofc bright La-.
mizaries of the Medical World rife from the dead, Dr. Ilitoouu
Is perfuaded, from never falling Experience, that thcir aftonifh-
mast at their Refurreetion, would be nothing to their admira-
tion at the miraculous Effeds which have arifen from a few
Doles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL; which, in the molt ob.
ftinate Cafes, have wrought fuch wonderful Cures, that the
Gouty and Rheumatic will have mute to blefs him and pray for
him, as its Inventor, as long as the remembrance of Health
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Lieut. W. PARDOE, of his Majefty's Gun-Veffel
Sir—it is with infinite fatisfaelion I acknowledge the excel-
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from the molt excruciating Rheumatic Pains and contradtion
of the Joints, which I have been afgided with upwards of the
months. Be allured I than recommend your valuable Medi-
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obedient humble fervent, Lieut. W. PARDOE.
Plymouth Dock, July 31, dein.
Witbefs to the above Cure.-.L. Congdon, Printer and Sta.
timer, No. rt, Fore-ftreet, Plymouth Dock
JOHN HOGWOOD, late firvant to Mr. V. Simpfon, of the
Rofe Inn, Sittingbourn, was for a length of time moit intole-
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gour, is enabled to follow his bufinefs as ufual without feeling
the kaft fymptmns of the above complaint, and is now coach-
, man to Mr. Nich. Saxton, proprietor of the Sittingbourn coach.
JOHN HOGWOOD.
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