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. WANTED, ,ina profitable Mercantile Concern,
in the hand part of the Kingdom, a Partrer, who can
king in tio,otlo, arid Who May be either deemed a Sleeping
Parma, or may take an active part at his option. The whole
Capital employed is about .C40,0X)0. Apply, vying real name
sad aWite+s, tiiMr. E. D. Jones, 13, Fitch-line,

WHOLESALE COUNTRY TRADE.
TO be DISPOSED OF, in consequence of. the
Death of the Proprietor, a very desirable and improving
fasten of a WAREHOUSEMAN, nearly connected with the
!hosiery Trade. An active person who can command from £lOOO
tollsoo will find this a most eligible Concern. Applications or
Inters (rat paid) addressed to A. B. at 67, Newgate-street,
Landon. will be duly answered.

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VALE OF GLAMORGAN.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
btbe month of August nett (unless previously disposed of by
Private Contract, of which due Notice will be gives),
QEVERAL Capital ESTATES, in the Parishes.
Li of West Llantwitt, Ewenny, Llangan, Colwinstone, Penartb,
Cagan, Llandough, Lavernock, St. Andrews, Mirthir Dovan,
liunrissent, and LianiLdf ; also several Houses in the town of
Cardiff; containing in the whole about 3566 Acres ; together
with the Manors of West Llantwitt, Corntown, and Penarth.—
Puticulars will soon be published.—A;ply to Messrs. Webb,
Webb, an 4 Atwood, Salisbury.

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MONMOUTHSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
Jr the Auction Mart, London, on Thursday, the 6th day of
August next, (unless disposed of by Private Contract, of which
due notice will be given),
rpir. MANORS of PENCOYD and St. lIRIDE,
1,, with 1:2(70 Acres of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
od Land, sltuarein the adjoining parishes of Lanmartin, Wil.
eilik, and St. Bride, and well ennui. erect and equidistant a miles
*se the ports of Newport anal Chepstow. This Estate has se-
veral thousands of fine young Oak growing upon it, and the Cas-
*alai+ stands in the centre commands a delightful view of the
leiedeltannel, and the Intermediate country ; and has recently,
alkali the Farming Buildings attached to it, been put into ex-
nine condition of repairs—"seBo,ooo of the purchase-money may
mei ern the Estate.
Also, a FrechoM Estate, comprising an excellent Farm house
Ili convenient Out-hotpot, in thorough repair, and 210'acres of
de richest Meadow Land, within a ring fence, situated in the
prish of Whitsun, the best of the level of Caldicott, in the county
illisontouth ;
.atidis distant from Newport 5 miles, from Caer-
leo I, and from Chepstow 10, with which place it communi-
on by good resets. As a grazing er dairy Farm this Estate is
plops Oct to he equalled in the county of blonmouth.
Arkelm• re/Oculars apply to Mr. Dawe;, of Angel,enurt,
Throgresnon-stmt, I.ondon, who W ill .Lew phi r s of the Estates,
arts Mr. Hate, blaendy-hotple, near Newport, Monmouthshire,
*twill shear the &tires and receive tinders.

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remedy for the disease; just mentioned, it is, In point of Coe,
pleasan:ness, innocence, and of 4bsolutety unparaUeet,..-
it is so easy, that a tea.spoon!ul •is a proper dose for a grown
person; so pleasant, that, in appearance and taste, it is equal' to
wlti•e-witte; so • innocem, that it may ht administered re an in.
fant newly born ; so efficacious that thousands, whom it has hed
from the gloom of disease to the sunshine of health, are now the
livingand grateful witnesses of its worth.
Mr. Madden hopes be shall nut be deemed guilty, of entente.
tion, in venturing to add, tha, exclusive of* general tale, nig
large quantities seat, (runt time to time, to Welly respectid
Clergymen, in the viciuity of Town, to be dirtnhnted to their
poor Parishioners, as occasion may require, or their owo Ismer
volmce or dlscrratin may direct, he has had the inezirendbie-
gratification of rt Levin& within the last six years, at hisolrli •
house only, and free of :Ley expellee, opwarde of 3,000 Pukes.;
1 many of whom were dreadfusly afflicted: and that, he Mu* he
I has been, in ',timberless cases,. the humble instrumet,t,"ha the;
hands of Previdence, of preventing, or anteing the progress-of,'
a disease, which the late great and good.liribarwitt e...;.• mallitrii by
termed the " Giant Maiady,"—a disease •which, to.
the most accurate estilr.ate of thebrst hifonned el .."'.1.91,,„,,
molly sweeps Irons british greeted 60,0ti0 of its finew
a disease, a; (he past, prescitt, and !Inure stages of which, hat.
nullity shudders.
In order to prove that the foregaing ebeerratiotit are net flar
mere effusions of an interested Prsiprietur; a yuroptlet, conlain.
ing a more particular secnent of the vittues of ktatlileteslYegir4
table Essence ; with the recommendatiotts of pearly a hiandleillt ~
uentlemen, Of learning, vault and' respecrabidtj, who basic -Mk
its wonderful and pleasing effects gm tbrimaves, Of hum IlseeW.
eye-witnesses thereof - - - weft aliened tame , -
Cures,
I. Mr

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rltitry Worii, on thb Subject cdculated to godly young Bri-
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nice of that OUriai State, to width they afilatlOL_
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Booksellers,-01 whom oaFf: also be hati,
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