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BEECH and PEASEMORE FARMS, SOODS, Eli&e
FARM RESIDENCES, and LAND; nearly EILiliT
HUNDRED ACRES.

By MR ROBINS,
(By Order of the Executors of JOKY Brier:tins, Esq. deceased,)
At Garnway's CATee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on
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Lot I. A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
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Ali thing compact, and surrounding the Buildings.
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particularly good, and are rarely known to fail.
Lot 3. A PIECE of Ftt.EHHOLD RINK MEADOW
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3R. 7,1 an,l Tw-i Cow Conitrocaw adjoining the road from
Wantapo to Parnborough and Newbury.
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he Sale of my Grandfather DIL JAMES'S - t
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sr the last seventy years, with the latest hen ,
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ventor, can be procured. My own interns
est this intimation; but the baneful I
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into circulation under the sanction of wry
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ave to communicate to you a most
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CIPS, which I purchased from Mrs. Dared
pon my son 7lnatem, who, after suffering ; .i
e years, during which time, his whole body
hts covered with Scorbutic Eruptions; the '
became intolerable; excess of affliction made 4 75 it
himself, nor weld he follow any business ; fie .
remedy of which either myself aWe inds - II 1 r
s a great deal of money which I paid to nape-.
th proved of so avail; bet strange as it easy
nely restored to health and imbibe's, tr
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ninterrupted health ; for which I beg leave
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LES BOLT, THOMAS HOLT, r
Lyon, Wm. Lyon, jtan.
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n, Manchester; also by J. .Evans and Son,
it Smithfield; Sutton and Ca Bow Church..
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Butler and Sons, '4, Cheapside ; and by
al Medicine Venders in every Market 'Dawn
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uliarly efatajous in all inward wastings, loss r ,
on, depr;ssiou of spirits, trembling or shakt7g
)1, obstinate centrist, shortneas of breath ar I
• it thins the '..antd, eases the nicest violent
Id stomach, and promotesgentle perapirarion.
I Gentry this Iledicine is mach admired, bt-
aste and-smell, vently astringing tbs.- fibres • I
lying that prober tensity which a good dirt --
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id by interested individuals against Medic?-,etI
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r, safe, and t ification: in those complaints •-•;,a
:nded, and unive-,:all 7 adivar.isttred w;:h ir- 1 .
:ould not have attained the unexampled dis-
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te, so nothing bat his Aenviction of its virtues, i
Is, can induce persssveszare, and yet re:,- r- , s
certainly loose requisite to enable ev, :5 .',,e ; 1
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ti restore the valettr:inarion to health.
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,iverponi," engraved on the Stamp.
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ii 1
'l. IINIV to be inclosed, ;.ddressed, " Money
ion, Gilead-House, near • LiverpooL Paid
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that scarce, interesting, and twill Family
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douse), entitled, A f; ULM.: to 11E...1 la f J ;
Sexes, in a Variety of C:ompliinsw—By S.
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ith which the Human Body is most frequently
g the symptoms, mode of treatment, and ee.
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RAMMER, JANUARY is.
The Duke of Cambridge will return to Cassel at
the latter end of this week. The marriage is call to
be Spd. for the' 4th of February. Their Highnesses
will afterwards go to England to pass the summer.
Miss-de Hedamann, daughter of the late General of
that name, is one of the ladies of honour of the
Princess.

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