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SALES. BY UCTIU- K.; -
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.. • • Frnt SALK BY PLICLIC AUCTION;
At the hasden. Sirens, Feeholo.wreer, etyastadb,,an Tel
the OthdtraChnuarte.ariltiat 102 Atm at TaXetreto. , _
,L'HE Beautiful Ship GRNERAL GATES,' of
y.t . Abe go/towing Dimensions: • •
Length on Deck, 117 ft. 4t in. the Main Deck to.the upper
Braadth, 43 test, 1 ineli. rart of the Held Deana; S
010 Pi *JO Om the andel' fret 4f inches,. - •
part of the Main Deck to the Dept of Waist, 4ft 41 inches.
Limbers,,lS Cut It bathes. Ad-measures 548 72.94 Tons.
Depth from the under part of
This Ship is abisut two yeatipid,_ ,bas a frith Deck, and is
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plotted for en gams, and was be* at New York, of Oa best ma-
terials, by an Euesh Mechanic. film. Is coppered, and copper
fastened, has a Bost Man and; and is wall lowkd 19 $O3l B#nd
other Stores. Being strong for defence, the is adinirably cake-
lated for a ,hip of war, and Would mattes most desirable runner,
. IR for ;ay other employment for wbich it ship of her class miokt
be waisted. Sir was motored ots her voyage from Boards-au:,
after a smart there, by his Majesty's ships lits.aa Pouts, Asia-
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• For- invernorim,•and further itiformatidn, apply to Messrs.
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chants, Plymouth, JOHN I.USCONDIE, Broker.
Plymouth, Dec. 14 1514.
.Her large and•iraltsable Cargo, consisting of Contact railly,
Wines, hike, Crapes, Ribbons, Station try, Gloves, Silk Stock-
togs, icc. lot:. will shortly be exposed to sale. as soon as it ins
been examined and passed by the Revenue Officers. • ..i.,,—,
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CAPITAL. and very DESIRAUtiII FREEHOLD E4TATES,
near the COUNT Y and .m4RiEr TOWN of STAFFORD.
By Mr. CHRIS7IE,
At the Swan Inn, at Stafford, on 17ridaY, the 15th of January,
precisely at Twelve 0'01,4. in Nine Lets,
rrHE following very valuable and highly im.
.i. proved:de FREEHOLD R4TATES, in the occupation at
nipectahle Tenants, chiefly on expiring Least', viz:
Lot I. Worston Farm and Water Con, MiU, held by Mr.
Raton, lying compact on the River Sow, at Bridgeton:), on the
great Mall Coach Chester road, about four males from Eccleshall,
and three from Stafford.
Let Q. The Woodside Firm at Ramon, seven males from
Stafford, in the occupation of Mr. Ford.
Lot S. 'Fhe Reputed Manor of Renton, abounding with Game,
I with Renton Hall Farm (excepting only Pool flat Meadow),
held by Mr. S. Mould, together with 'he Broadheath, of Mr
Mould, and the four Heaths held by Mr. Eaton.
Lot 4. A Farm in a ring fence, being the several holdings of
Messrs. Glover, Brassington and Chambers. with Pool fiat Mcao
dose, part of Renton Hall, and six Inclosures occupied by Mr.
.W. HaU, bat divided from the Perm of the said W. Hall, by a
• Lane running South from the Brook; also the four Broldlotitts
r 'Dolomite, of Micro. Glover and Brassiogtoo, and Seigbford
'River and Renton Doles.
Lot S. The Wicket Farm, with three Broadheath Pieces, held
by S. Mould.
Lot I. The Homestead and New Lessow of Mr. W. Hall, with
all the Lands of this Estate North east otwilttonsiane, including
certain Fields held by John Mould (ex log only two round
Meadows, Richard's and Lord's ditto: and Lat's Flat) ; also
1 two Beoadheaths occupied by the said W. Hall.
1 I.ot 7. A capital Farm, consisting of all the remaining Melo-
sures held by Mr. Hall, South of Cotton-lane, and including all
the remaining Lands in the eccupatioo of IOW:4001d (excepting
, only, six Field, given to Lots 8 and 9), and the whole of Au.
I.tin's Farm.
Lot 0. Perkins's Land and the Co.; over Ltasows, held by
Mr. Job.a Mould.
Lot 9. House zod Lan& of Wjdow Horton, also .Heykinee
Mead and Heykines Leasow, Upper Brines and llarneley, held
by John Mould,togethet vPa Bort-lane Cottage and Gardena.
i Particulars, with coloured Plans, may be had of Mr, Sampson
Weiglstost Ranters hid! after 2Sth instant; of the Printer of the
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Carlisle-street, Soho-square; and of Mr. Christie, Pal1.11&11.
London.

I WORSTON and R ANTON HALL E§TATE:S,STAPFORI3.
MR. CHRISTIE respectfully informs the Public.
that the SALE of the above-mm:4 valuable FKERIIOLD
I ESTATES is unavoi.'ably POSTPONED until Friday. the I Sch
day of Janwtry text, when the same wile positively D by
AUCTION, in Nine Lots, at Twelve &Clock, at the Swan Ism,
at Stafford. '

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• BANDANA SOAP.
'HITS HANDS have ever been esteemed a
personal beauty is both Sexes, and ha• some pares of
Europe .are stesential to Persons of RankerThicklAllDANA
SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the possible, pitraity
of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable
fairness to the Hai& which are constantly, washed with this
Soap. Even in mess where the skin has been injured by %WM'
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fallibly,• and pertipoently removed, sad su,cets4sl by. 6 w 00946,
flea., fairness, and delicacy of appearacaea whinia mow. be at*
qnired by any (*Ayr meant a biome. is by etperiesim isullt
t bat any use can. fizm an adequate Meant the superior eireelhoosp
of this Soap. Ass preservative of the skin front shags, at, this
Soap is unequalled. . . . • . . . •
told by Iv Proprietors' Agent, whose *Mom It bites
William Witham No 229, Strand, near 1.'112064w* Leal4Wl
apd the Proprietors, as a .further .enmity, beg them to be pan-
colas in noticing. that tha name and address 6f. tbe .
Sprit !7, Ilowo,treet, Lament-gardens ih sized to the teat
and All others are mainterfeiks,. Spisi gm=
estomers and- Medirlbe Venders in
.Tniint and
try. prim is. each Cate, loilacisit dine, osehsserp to
--n-slat in ointerjoilliak AO* Co/Oolle *VA-min beds..
the isinsisto whisk limit: b> We. •