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DORSETSHIIt&

TO be SOLD, a very deferable FREEHOLD
I- ESTATE, confining of a Manfion-houfe, with coach hooks,
(tables, and other convenient out-buildings and offices of every
defoliption ; walled and kitchen gardens, hot houfes and pleafure-
grounds, comprffing about 9 acres, and about 91 acres of other
Land ufually occupied therewith. Alfo the adjoining manor di-
vided into eitTercr.: farms, tome let at rack rent, and the remainder
for lives. cnnmrizing upwards of taw acres of arable, meadow,
pafture, and wood land.
The prcrnifes are Otuated about nine miles from Derchefter,
and nearly the fame diftance front Weymouth and liridport, and
adjoin the great Weftern turnpike road, and are elitimatcl to be of
Oc yearly value of upwards of t tool. Alfo, the perpetual Ad-
vowfon of the F!edory, with an excellent Parfonage hook, and
upwards of too acres of glebe land, and, with the tythes. rat-
mated worth upwards of 5201 per annum—pretest incumbent
above t o y'ars of age.
For further particularf apply to Marrs Drcwe and Loxlans,
New km, London ; or to Mein. B. and T. Fox, Beaminfter.

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Shortly will be publifhed. in quarto,
THE 0 RGANON, or LOGICAL TREATISES
-1- cf ARISTOTLE ; tranflated from the Greek, with copious
Elucidations, from the Commentaries of Ammonius and Sim.
plici us. lily THOMAS TAYLOR.
Printed for the Tranflator, and to be had only at his houfe
Manor place, Walworth.

Fifty copies only will be printed of this work, of which only ten,
will remain to be difpofed of by the Trasflator, at Eve guineas
each copy. It is the Tranflator's intention to pubiith the whole of
Ariftatles works in this way, with the Elucidations of his heft
Glick interpreters; and he adopted this method, as the milt cf-
fedual mean of tran fmi tting the Philofopby of Ariftotle to pofterit);
preventing it from becoming an article of traLEc ; and triumphing
over venal malignity.
N.B. A few copies of the Phylies of Arittotie ; and of his
Trcatifes on the Heavens, On Generation and Corruption, and
On Meteors, by the fame Tranflator, remain to be difpofed of at
s guineas each copy.

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STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1807, vu a
NEW PLAN.
Begins Drawing aU Oetaber, and flakes 14th November, 1807.
1 Prize of £ 40,000 1. £ 40,000
2 ...• 20 000 - 40.003
2 - a C. 220 - 20,0C0
S ••••• 1,000 -
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5 •• 500 doihn. 2,500
SO - 100 G.IP 2,000

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Prim a otTlekets in
tke Supplementary
1 60°° Lottery„, valued, if so each ==p,°°°
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....-- fold, at
7,085 Benefit Tickets. £257,000
30000 Tickets.

And, as an undoubted tellimony of the value of a Supplemen-
tary Ticket, I will pay ou demand, at the rate of a so!. Prize
for every Tickct or Share drawn a Supplementary Prize, if fold
at either of my Offices, and offered for file again on or before
the ►6th of November, tBo7, being three days before the Sop-
plemenury Lottery begins Drawing ; or the holders of fuchTickets
or Shares after that time will be entitled to the Chance of every
Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, which is to conaft of the
Numbers above alluded to, and will be determined by the
following Scheme, to begin Drawing the 19th November, and end
the sorb.