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London, England, 1806-06-23 00:00:00

SALE BY 4AUCTiON.,

Ily R %NDLE WALKER,
At the Swan Inn, in Wolverhampton, in the County of Staff,.rd,
on Wednefday the t6th day of July,,Sob, at Four oN*l.,at In
the.After.,.on, in the inillowing Lots. or loch others, and fubjed
to fuch conditions, u Thal be then giroporad,
I'HE following ES'I'A TES, being Freehold of
ahfniute Inheritance, (thc Land Tits no which has been re-
defined) atuated and being Watts Part& of Allarighton and Bon
ingak, in the County of Wain', (via.)
IX TEX PAat5M OF AL•210111.011.
LOT t. A Farm Houk, Outbuildings, al.d livers A. a. r
Clnks of Land, conveniently fituated for amp,-
tion, called Albrightan Hall FA. in, in tjie occupa-
tion of Jollph Owen (as reliant from year to
year,) and containing by eillmatlon 150 0 21
A Media of sd in lieu of lithe-bay is payable for
this Fsnn.
LO r 1. A compact Farm, confifting of an Hnufe,
Outbuildings, and divers Mks of Land, tailed
,Wbifton Crofe,ln the occupation of Richard &m-
-um, (asTenant from year to year.) and containing 113 012
A Modus of ad. in lieu of Tittie.hay le payable for

this Farm.
IN THE PARISH OP SONINOALI.
LOT 3. A Farm Houle, Outbuildings, and frveral
Cloks of Land, (part of a Farm, called Boningale
Farm,) in the occupation of John Brougham (as
Tenant from year to year,) and confiding of the
following particulars:
The Knife, Outbuildings, &e. . 0 3 0
Croft adkiining . - a 019
Honks - 4 115
- Fosalls - - 3 0 is
Peale Croft . - - 1 3 t 7,
lnuage - 3 1 13
Wheat Croft, or Ley Hall Pieta - S I 0
Park - • .' .10 t 3t.

Combill Meadow - • •- I i 16
Cornbill • - ' • •..4 3. 9.
Spring Lacer/ - „. - 5 032
Heath tufo., or Over Huth - 4 2 15
Cow Lesiow . . . • $ 0 s 8
.---.-
, .
46 1 27

LOT 4. . .
Hales Meadow - 3 (a 32
Hales Leafow Parte of Boointale Farm 4 a 14
Rough Meadow 4 3 23

14 3 9
LOT S. Great Ellis Moor (Part of Ditto) 6 3 .4
1.0 1' 6. Leifer Ellis Moor (Ditto) S 0 'to i
LO'r 7 •
~
Upper dittorlong . 7 3 0
I.ower Bzwalailli (Parts of ditto) 9 zl4
. 3. :
Meadow a: 0 o
.---s.
al 0 za

LOT 8. A Parcel of unlnelofed Land called Broom-
biLl (refithic of dkto) e :I ilo•
Further particulars may he had at the Offices of Meffrs. Holy-
oak and "I hacker, Wolverhampton ; Mr. Hinckley. Lichfield, and
Mr. Wyatt, Burton-upon Trent
I'HE Rev. Dr. BA RCI.AY has bien, fii-nured
ft. with a great vaiiety of teftimonle.. acknowledging the effi-
cacy a his Barclay's A NT11311..0 t.S PILLS ; be begs leave to
Munk the knowing, addrafial to Dr. Barclay's Wholefale Agent,
by the Hon. Archdeactui Caulfield:
" Sir, Oinarm. July 8. 'B'l.
" I have revived your frefh fupply. In two double boxes of this
molt excellent medicine, denominated Barclay's Antihilious Pills,
for which the Rev. William Barclay has a patent. I informed you
I bad found them very efficacious, and I requefted perrniffion te
add my name to the molt refpedtable fignatures In Its favour. I
&mild imagine the Archhifitop of Dinterbury's name of Wel( fur-
Belem, and acknowledge I tried the Pill, entirely on my firm belief
that it wa. In itfelf an holt. It If not pogibte fo dignified a perfon-
age would fuller bin name to be made ufe of, but for the gad of
the public, or that it could he annexed to any thing but truth. I
have esperiencent the fon lidnef. of the foundation on which I built,
for I was fubjed to tormenting Batutencica, proceeding front bile,
sod ha* to thank Mr Barclay for the cure. Sou may therefore
Oahe ufe of my name where and when you pleale.
I am, Sir, yours, &c.
" J. DAULFIEI.D. Archdeacon of Kilmore."
A c.ition—Ohrerve the name of William Barclay i. engraved
on the Stamp, which is affixed on the outride the wrapper of each
box; all not Is stamped are a dangerous imitation. Price se 6d. and
114 per box, with ample diredlions.
Sdd, wholefale and retail. by appointment of Dodtor Baxley,
at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Patemolter-row, and
fetal I by Calwell, Dublin; Scott and Baster, Edinburgh; and by
gook country Medicine Venders in every town
HAVING ,feif -lice' - been

AVIt s dedicated myi ,a to the liudy, and
gratified by the molt entifiderable praetice in that branch
which I thought proper to feted, I troll, that I have not more mil.
employed my time than thole whn, In the extrnave add of the
profelfion, are occalionally imnierfed in uncertainty, and cannot
always attain that luccefs which is acquired by concentrating the
intelledtuarpower to one eLlfs of d Venter..
The difeaks of DEBILITY are peculi..rly diftreffing. for duty
bring with them • train of concomitant fympuns, and by a de•
preflion of all vital energy exiftence itfeif heenmes embittered,
Whetherr they trite from the prevalence of ill example, the deftruc•
the habits of fchnorboys.nr the indulgences of maturity, they re.
quire the molt alTidunits profcifional lkiil ; but by the ignorance of
uneducated man, the fyntptoms arc aggravated, and the conftitu.
Net Is deftroyed.
Asa hi EWIBER rif the ROYAL COLI.EGE of SURGEONS,
1 almond my pretentious on regularity of education, and poffelfiag
every privilege to praalee, I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence
with which I have hitherto been In liberally f.upoured.
In tilt. firit feelitiona of local weaknefs, early application will
prevent the calamity of • debilitated frame ; hut where the (offerer,
from a confcioufnef. a the immatilinefs of the vice which muted
his misfortune, is fearful of the coutempt or ceder( of his family
phyfirlan, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment,
It mutt he fatisfaCtory for him to be allured not only of capability
of treatment but alfo of the molt inviolable fecrecy.
And to recent Venereal Complaints it is pofiibie to preen( pain
danger or diftrefs ; in the molt coniplicated cafes it is the acquire-
ment of exelsfive experience in this the to tired a fate, certain,
and fpeedy re-citahilibment.
I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fez who
are entitled with any hind of DEBILITY, of any fruptoms of
VENERF.AI. INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of remu•
aeration are ft .ded nn the Mil interview.

Patlad. in the enuntry• are espeete.l to Inelore a Bank note, and
ars requated to fpctity their age and manner of living.
MARTIN BREE,
Manlier of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London.
No. so, Amadei-ft:cc% &nod, tact l'unple