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London, England, 1803-12-02 00:00:00

NOTICE AND REWARD.

NOTICE to JOHN VAIR, Son of the deeeate d
WII.LIAM VAIR, Wigmaker in Edinburgh, and Reward
fur Information refpeeting him :
That. if Ise will apply to Thomas Brodie. Efq. No. to, Ring's-
/leach Walks, Temple, London or to Jofrph Cauvin, Efq. Wri-
ter to the Signet, Edinburgh, he will be informed of the particulars
of his Father's Will in Ws favour, under which he is entitled to a
conGderable Property.
The Paid John Vair was Apprentice to Mr. Tucker, Attorney,
Mount-row, Lambeth, London; pradilfcd a Emil time fur him-
felt in the year 1788. and afterwards rraded at John Penn's. Ffq.
at Stoke Park. near Win.ifori but his Relations In Scotland have
not heard of him for many years; and as it is of ronfequenee to
others, interefied in the Odd Win, to know whether the kid John
Vair is dead, or alive, the brit Perfoo, or Perrone, whO Mall give
fuel: information as dull lead to &fee:lain the Fad, Stall maitre a
Itcward of Ten GaOtall, on applying to Mr. Brodie, or Mr. Cala-
vio, as above.

PERKINS'. PATEN r METALLIC TRACTORS.
HENRY LISTER, Elq. of Bath, many years Se
Dior Surgeon of the Dublin Hufpital, In a kttcr addyeffed to
lie Serrerary of the Wrkiniati lidlituunn. No. 3, Frith-Brat,
Soho, dated February 0, sllog„eirprelfes his full convidtkri of the
efficacy of the Metallic Eradore, having made fome hundred ex-
periments with them; and add*, " I Bull fubjola two or three
cafes, and leave others to judge from them of the merits o: Mr.
Peaks% Tradors." " Cafe t ft, Of Total Blindnefsi—euro in
shout three weeks.' ""Cafe id. Violent Rhenmatifm, the patient
hardly capable of helping hbrfilf:..cured In a few day..." " Cafe
3d, Severe Epilip;ic fits..—The Son c! an eminent Attorney at
Bath, after the flrft application of therrattor., had no return of hi.
complaint, and was reacted to perfedt health, though much redu.
ced in his connltution." The Patent Metallic Traelors are Sold
by F. Smith, cheinift, No. sp, Haymarket, at Five Guineas the Set

sußahv.--To RE KAI PrITOkILY SOLD.
Parham to a Decree of the Hheh Court of Chancery, mode in a
eaufe Broughton again ft Jewell before A ** aft thorn.% at,
81q. oat of the Marten of the lab! Court, on Thurfday the Sit
day of December. 11.03, It the rullle We Room of the had
Court, fo Southatnpton-bolldings, Chanecrf-lane, London, be-
twe w Ibe boors of One and Two o'Clock in the Afteneoon, in
Five lota,

CERTAIN FREEHOLD and COI'YHOLD
ESTATES, Emu in the Parini of Nutkld, between (kod-
none and Belgate, In the County of Surrey, and in the Parini of
Haley to the Laid County, late tke !Maui of Henry Peyton the
elder. &ceded—Particulars whereof may be had at the fill
arta% Chambers in Southampton LOO40•1; the White
ILA, Qantas( ; Mr. Broughton. Solicitor. at R drift and of Mr.
Solizitnr, Callas-court. Watlionftrert, L, tnlott.

GENTEEL RESIDENCE. with LAND, in BERKzHatE.
l'O BE I.PI or SOLID,
And rntered on immediately. If required,
AVERY deGrahle Compati FILIP NOLO EaTATI,
(dircharged of Land Tax), coutilling of a fubltantial well
Ludt Mick Dwelling-Houk, with fultable °Ricca, Coach-houfr,
d Stabling fur four Nude*, all In perfeft repair; Pleafure awl
hdeben Gardena, at. 11.; Acres and a half of no:client dry Mew
e•oir Land, with valuable Right. of Commas, Sulam about half a
soak tram the Capital hlarbet 'fawn of Newbury, and the 14.1W-
gible River Kennet, and one mile from the London and Bath road,
In a very healthy part oldie Country. abounding with Game, ad
In the c. nem of the Craven Hoot melt adApted rag a SPorafmalls
Of a fintill.Family.
Particular. nay be had on application (free of pottage) to
Aldr. W. and E. Allen, Clifford's Inn; Mr. Penton, No. .3,
“rk-ftreet, London; Mr. George. finiiciter, Bath; Mars. Mo-
nd. %tither*. Oxford; Pet.r Kerby. Erg. Winehefter; Mr.
Penwell, Reading; or the Rev. Mr. Cotton er Mr. B. Wendroffe,
S*lstoiry ; any of whom will give a reference to the I'rQrictat,
mat with a ream or mask&

TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIZI AID DIITLIMIN,
THE Honour which you have this day conferred
upon ro. , by Elellng me one of your DIRk.CTORS, de-
:trawls turd r.cdvcs the tribute of a grateful Hear. I bare pro.
tinted, if I fuceeedcd to this important Ration, to devote the utmoß
elr,rti of my humble talents to your benefit, and that proutifeihall
be moll faithfully and moll diligently performed.
With the greaten ryfpeet, I urn,
Lashes and fientlernen,
Broad.flreet Sol!dirt% Your much obliged Servant.
Nov. 30, 1803. T. ft l•

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