Star.
London, England, 1823-09-20 00:00:00

LOOPING COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD
MEDICINE.

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N consequence of the beneficial effects of TROCHE'S
I
.01BliOCATION for the Cure of that distressing complaint
the 1100 PI NG COUGH, his Majesty's Letters Patent were
ranted to J. !Neste, to secure to him his valuable composition.
?..lany thousands of children arc cured annottely_ by this Ilemedy ;
on the first attack an immediate application of the
TION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the consti.
meson, and a few times may completly cure. In the most obstinate
cues, perseverance will proddce the desired effect ; and no remedy
can be so well calculated • for children s this, for it requires no
tredicine to be taken inwardly.
ln no ease can this medicine be genuine unless signed on the
PPtt by J. itOCI 1 IL— Pi ice as. and 'Ct. as. per bottle.
..1.)1,1 by B. Edwards, Ag..at to Hr. Roche, 66, St. Pant's, on the
'7‘-.v.-1; Sanger and (7bandler, Oxford street ; Stradling, Royal
; Holborn ; all rtspczta)lc &ale:sin nicdi:incs.

STAFFORDSHIRE,
Near WOLSELEY-BRIDGE, on the River TRENT.
A highly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
With the extensive MANOR of COLTON, the Capital
MANSION BELLAMORR HALL;
FARMS, and LANDS,
Nearly FOUR HUNDRED ACRES;
Between LITCHFIELD and STAFFORD.
The most Picturesque and Beautiful Part of the County, and Land-
Tax redeemed.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, London, on
ravasnos nett, the 25th of September, 1825, at Twelve o'Cl;ck,
in Three Lots,

THE FREEHOLD ESTATE (which is truly called
" The GARDEN of STAFFORDSHIRE").
The extensive MANOR of COLTON, wekstocked with Game,
Quit-rents, &c.
The capital Stone-built MANSION, BELLA MORE-HALL,
with excellent Offices of all descriptions.
Erected within a few years, on a most substantial plan, on Arches,
in most excellent order, and fit for the Reildence of a Family of
the first Consequence, tho Neighbourhood of the highest respect-
ability, surrounded by thriving Plantations and dry gravelled Walks;
fins Pisces of Water, well stored with Fish; productive Kitchen-
garden, walled round; Meloa-groand, outer Garden, Orchard,
planted with choice selected Trees, Coach-houses and Stables.
An excellent roomy FARM-HOUSE and Farm.yards, with
Barns, Granaries, Cow.houses, and Cattle-sheds, built of Brick, and
various Agricultural Buildings; supplied with fine Water. Sundry
Enclosures of rich Meadow and Pasture Land, In the highest state
of mkt/ration ; and capital Water Meadows, which may be irrigated
at pleasure, on a most eligible plan, from a fine clear Stream,
stored with Grating and other Fish, and the Grand Trunk Canal
adjoins the Property, with a Wharf and a Cottage, Re.
FOUR COTTAGES, on STOCKWELL HEATH, wkh good
Gardens, Orchards, and Land, and Wells of Water.

The whole in this Lot nearly
ONE HUNDRED AN SEVENTY-THREE ACRES,
Land-Tax redeemed, and the Rates low ; Pews in the Parish Church
of Colton, about a quarter of a mile from the Mansion, which Is dis-
tant two miles from Wolseley-bridge, Rudgeley. and Abbot Brom-
ley ; ten from Stafford, Litchfield, and Uttoxeter. The London
Mails and Public Conveyances to and froni London, Liverpool,
Manchester, Birmingham, &c. dally,whhin one mile of the Mansion.
The whole of this Lot, except the Cottages, is in the hands of the
Vendor, who will give Immediate possession to the Purchaser.
Los 2. NEWLANDS.—A very eligible FREEHOLD ES-
TATE, a short distance front the Mansion, in the Manor of Colton;
comprising Two Farm-houses, with Offices, Farm-yards. Barns,
Stables, and Outbuildings: a new erected Cottage. with Dant and
Stable, and a thriving Plantation in the centre of the Estate; and
sundry Inclosures of rich Pasture, Meadow, and Arable Land,
nearly in a Ring Fence, and part bounded by the River Blithe, well
stored with and by the clear Stream of Water the Meadows
may be irrigated : the Lands are pleasingly diversified, and In the
occupation of Mr. Birch and Mr. Richardson, respectable Tenants
at Will. Two Cottages. with good Gardens, Orchards, &c. on Stock-
well Heath, in possession of Mary Willett and John Bevan. The
whole Estate about