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Were both SHARED and SOLD,

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And where Twenty one Capital Prizes were Shared and Soil in
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••• The LOTTERY begins 14th of APRIL.

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THE MORBID ANA I'OMY of fome of the moil
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By MATTHEW BAILLIF., M 1)
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By Virtue of a Commiffinn of Appralfemest and Sale, armed from
the High Court of Atimiraltv.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the nth the; of ofiAll•-11 next, wRi Iltt
Ex-
pofed to SALE, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, at Wyun's
Hotel, FALMOUTH,
ABOU ONE HUNDRED and TEN TONS ill
I- DUTCH BAKK, being the Cargo of the American Ship
HET rr, detained on her voyage from Rotterdam to Cork, by
the VIPER Cutter, Lieut. DANIEL CARPENTER, Commander.
The Bark may be viewed, and further particulars known, by
applying to Commtmoner,
G. C. FOX, Jun. and
LAZ. HINGSfON, S
Thud February 16, :Soy.

DEVON.-.-LARGE NAVY OAK TIMBER
TO BE SOLD,
in LOTS, (Numerically walked with White Faint) as toiler,
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and
SIXTY•THRER Capital OAK TIMBF.R TREES, ;42 •
ELM TREES, and 187 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops,
and Bark.

'nit Timber lies very eompadly, is of very large Dimenfions,
and abounds with large Knees, Crooks, and Co:npaft Pieces. It
grows on the Manor of CANON 'FEIGN, in the Peat of
CH It !STOW. four Miles from Chudleigh, ten from 'reignmout
Harbour, and feven Miles from Water to convey ie to'Tti3utn
ON BAR I'ON FARM.
LOT 1. so Oak Trees.
2. from to to too ireltifive.
3 -- Ito to 147 ditto.
4 5 t Elm Tr( cs.
5 40 Pah Trees.
6 from 40 to 8s Afh Trees inelttliv:.
7 . 3 Beech Trees. •
ON HYN ER FARM.
24 Oak Trem
t t Mh Trees.
ON UNDF.RDOWN FARM.
LOT 1. 103 Oak Trees.
a. from too to 200 Ditto InAufive.
3. 100 to 3co Ditto.
4. 300 to 360 Ditto.
5. 360 to 420 Ditto.
6. 19 Elm and 29 ACh Trees.
ON NEITON'S FARM.
LOT t. 5o Oak Frees.
2. from to to too Ditto inclufive
3. -- too to 150 Ditto.
4. 152 to zoo Ditto.
5. 223 to 250 Ditto.
6. 9 Mb Trees.
ON BIRCHEN WOOD.
LOT t. too Oak lees.
2. front too to 209 Ditto incluftve.
ON SWANELAY WOOD.
LOT t. too Oak Trees.
2. from too to zoo Ditto inclufi/e.
3. 200 to 300 Ditto.
4 300 to 350 Ditto.
5. 350 to 4t3 Ditto.
6. 56 Mh Trees.
For which purpof: a Survey will be held at the Clifford% Arms
Inn, Chudleigh, on l'hurfday the 26th March next, at Eleven
o'Clock in the Forenoon precifely.
Frr viewing the Timber.spply to Mr Johr Law, at the Manor
Houle on the Prentifes, with whom printed particulars will / e
left. as they will alto at all the principal Inns 'tithe Country. and
further information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symonds, of
Swallowbrl 1, near New Reading. Berkthire; or at the Office of
Metfrs. Fairs and James, Solicitors, Facto%
Exeter, February 20, 1807.

LOT 1.
2.

A HANI)SOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE and DAIRY
FARM, in Wilifttire, with immediate Poffeffion.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
By Mr Knight, at the King's Arms Inn, in Melkilism, Wilts. on '
Monday, the 23d of March, 1807, at Three o'clock in the Af-
ternoon,
THE following Valoable FREEHOLD ES-
TATES, with LAIC/TAX Redeemed.
I.ot I—A neat and vcrr commodious VILLA, (-lied Shatv•liiii
Houfe, the fiat of Samuel licatheote, Efq on the 1.,,,nd0n fern -
1 i.e road, 9 miles from Bath, 9 from Devizes, and a from Mclk -
fham ; eompriting a drawing-room, a dining parlour, 24 by ig ;
r.vo parlours, 18 br th ; eight Lleciiing rooms, two light dreffing
riel3l, fervants' agartments, with every convenient domeftie
°Sees ; two coachboufes, two 6-itallsel (table', a neat green-boufc,
garden and lawn. Alki a Barton.with all fuitable buildings The
whole furroun 'ed by a ftibihntial ft me w.ll. The fnuarlan bring
gently elevated, is cftecined particularly healthy, fupplied with
good water, and commanding ai, tztenlive view of a richly ferti-
lized country. Subjed to an uut-going of 396 per an,.
Lot 2—A compadt and truly definable Dairy Farm, called Shaw
Farm, a very fhort diflance from Lot 1, including an excellent
Farm Houfe, and all nres ft ry uut buildings, wi h about 84 acres
of rich Wore land, well enchkd within a ring fence, and imme-
diately againft the turnpike road. Alfo, Sla beat Leases in Milk-
iham Forreft, fulled to a fee farm rent of les per ann.
Lot t—i-yiur F.velofures of good Failure I.and adjoining Lot a,
containieg ahout aim's, which with Lot 2, are in the occupation
of Mr. lime Dark. whole term expires at lady-day next.
for a view of the premifes, apply at Shaw hill Houfe aforefal4,
between the hours oft a and 4, where may be had printed partieu-
' IJars ;as alto at the Place of Sale, the Inns in the neighbeurtng
towns, at the Aluel',.re-!rs. and at the Ace o' Mr. W.W. s I:ins.
Deviz-s.