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London, England, 1807-05-12 00:00:00

To BE SOLD,

Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, hearing date
the lath day of November, 1806. made in a Calif.: wherein
TgoivAs Krum and others are Plaintiffs,,and RICdARD Wit-
sod ar.d Tnostiss PCNILICK, Executors and Devifees in Trutt,
named in the Will of JOH NI, late I.ORD CHEDWORTH,
deceafed, and others, are Defendants, before Samuel Compton
Cox, Efq. one of the Malt:rs of the faid Court, in twenty-five
['warm and diftindt tots,
At the Public Sale Room of the Paid Court, in Southampton.
Buildings. Chancery lane London, on TUESDAY the 9th,
and WEDNE3D.4 Y the loth days of June, aoy, between the
Hours of Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, and Four o'Clock iii
the Afternoon of etch of the Paid Days,

rERTADI ESTATES, late the Property of the
Right Honourable JOHN, LORD CHEDWORTH, De•
ceafed Contißing of the MANORS of Great Williford, Sta
pleford. S:eeple Langford, Winterboutne Stoke, Hackleiton, Weft
Kington, and Nettle,on—and certain ESTATES at Little With.
ford, Berwick St James, Maddington, Netheravon, Enford,
Nlalmfb,try, and Highworth, in the County of Wilts.
Alto, the MANOR of CUBBER LY, itwthe County of Glom.
refter. Together with the ADVOWSONS of Great Wifhfurti,
Winterbourne•Stoke, Nettleton, and Cubberly.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the faid Matter's
Chambers; at the office of Richard Wilton, Efq. Lincoln's-inn
Fields. London ; of Mr John Charlton, Land Surveyor, Stourton,
near Mere, Wilts; of Mr. Collins, Printer, Salithury ; of Mr.
Crutwell, Printer, Bath ; of Mars. Hall and Son, Land pur•
veyors, Cirencefter ; of Mr. Crouch, Barford, near Salilbury ; of
Mr. Truemati, Chedworth, near Nortbleach; of Mr. Comty, at
the Great Houle, Wcft Kingßon ; at the principal Inns in &alit•
bury, Warmiufter, Devizes, Bath, Briftol, Chippenham, "Ciren-
cefter, Cheltenham, and Gloueeftec; and of Marrs. Richardfun,
Son, and Co•field, Land Stirveyors, Lincoln's Inn Fields aforefaid ;
at whore Offices Plans of the feveral Eftates may be ken.

VALUABLE ESTATE IN THE COUNTIES OF EDIN•

BURGH AND SELKIRK.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,

Within the Royal Facha-ge Coffee•houfe, Fdinhurgh, upon Wed-
neffiz y, the Bth day of July mat, between the hours of Two
and Four in the afternoon; if not previoully difpofed of by pri-
vate bargain.
-I 'HE LANDS and ESTATE of BOWLAND,
/- lying in the Parilh of Stow, and Counties of Edinburgh and
Selkirk.

This Fftate is flume 27 mil-s ninth from 17d:nburgh, upon the
great road t•, London by Carlifle, which runs through the lands.
It contains about 2.560 Fnglifb acres, of wbi.h upwards of !ice)
acres are ar..1.14 and woodland; add the remainder excellent abeep
planer.
The inelafures aromicl the manfino hnufe, eonfift of 2-.8 acres,
all furroundel and tub. divided by about 84 acres of beautiful and
thriving plantations. neatly of 40 years growth ; the wood of
which 11:-.4 been moderately valued at 6.r.031. The maiifro-h'iare,
though not modern, is commodious. and might at a fatal expellee,
bs rendered fit to accommodate a large family. The H&c+ are
fulficlently extenfive, and there is a large garden and orchard, and
well Rocked pigeon poufs.
The lands abound with groufe and other kinds of game, and the
Gala which runs through the eftate and falls into the Tweed, is an
excellent trouting river.
The Pilate holds of the Crown, and affords two freehold qua-
lifications, one in the county of Edinburgh, the other in Seltart
*1 he tiends are valued and exhaufted, or nearly fo, and the pub-
lic burdens are trifling.
A confiderable part of the price may remain in the hands of the
I pnresiafer upon proper fecurity and further pardon] ids may be
learned by applying to Mr. P. Hurd, Temple, ; Mr.
George Browne, Gorgie Park, near Edinbures ; or Meffrs. Gib
I Lon and Oliphant, W. S. who will mew the plan, and have power
Ito conclude a private bargain.

MO inventi.ml has hitherto braved the rage of ca-
-1 lumny•more than the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,
which at length has furmounted every attack ; even its very ene-
mies are compelled to acknowledge the force of its virtues Sickly,
languid contlitutions, debilitated from various caufes, are through
it reanimated, and the Weil-togs of prlftine health and vigour re-
bored in old age by its healing and fanative cm-Aides. No medicine
ever yet offered to the public has esperietsced fuch an univerfdly
rapid and unpreceetented Pale, which is in Well a fufEcieut teal-
moray of itsworth.
Mathews and Leigh. Bookfellers,dtc at their Patent Medicine
Warehoure, No. 18, Strand, London. have received (on account of
the very gr..t demand) a fresh fupyly of Dr. SOLOMON's CE-
LEBItATitD BAI.M of GILEAD, for Nervous Complaints,
Confumptions, dee price toe. 6d. and Family llcßtle., which tun.
tails four half guinea bottles, at 335. by which 9s. are laved. •
Likewife AN! tlearevicauts, without Mercury, fur Impu•
rit'y of Blood, Scurvy, Ste.
The AIIgTIRCIENT I mil or+, for Eruptions on the Face and Skin,
pin's as. 6d half pints. as.
a All there articles have the words " Sind. Solomon, Liver-
. rust," engraved on the Ramp—all when are affurediy counterfeits.
A few learce Copies on ;ale of tbit interefting (raft, called
SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO IiCALTII, a baok eatebLvely read and unl-
verf•dly approved. price 3s.
Alfas. SOLOMON Ts E.4.715z on HoT and COLD BATHING,
price es. 61.