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London, England, 1817-08-26 00:00:00

JOHN PAX roN.

IF JOHN PAXTON, son of MICHAEL PAX
A I'ON, tale of Manchester, Cotten Spinner, deceased, Is living,
and will apply to Ids Brothers in Manchester, be may be Wormed
of the particulars of some property in the Funds, which he is
lately become entitled to a share 04
Atqpnt 91st, 1117.

AN ES I A I'E IN BERWICKSHIRE. WITH A Vol'.
AND bIIVERIORI l'Y OF AN ADJOINING; PROPERTY.

TO BE SOLD BY Alit: rioN,
At the Sale Rooms, Hunter's-square, Edinburgh, on WIDNTi•
DAT. the :'4th of Settember, 1817, at Two in the Afternoon,
THE FREEHOLD LANDS of KIRKTON
1111.1,-OVER-HARTSIDE and CHANNELK IRK, in
the Parish of Channelkirk. within Twenty Miles of Edinburgh,
on the Kelso Read; containing by admeasurement, near Eight
Hundred English Acres, 1 lire" Hundred of which are Arable,
In high order, above Thirty Acres Belt and Clumps of amen g
planting, and the remainder ottt-fiedl of equal qua ity, being a
dry free Loam, capable of priphicing excellenr Curti and Green
Crops, which, from the vicinity of lime, mry be tin 'roved at a
small expense The Mansion House will accommodate a large
family ; near I beer Aert. of Garden, well ctuuked; sumpl to
Farm Others; the Leader, a Bite 'fronting Stream, runs through
the grounds; good Grnu'e Shooting and abundance of Game,
presents inducements to the Farmer and iportsman The Fere
is at present in the hands of the Proprietor. I enema can be
found who will give collateral security for the Rent, so as to
yield a fair interest for the Purchase Money. Entry wiU be given
immediately, or at Martinmas next.
_ _ _

For further Fanicislars apply to Messrs. Scott and Son, Soli-
citors, St. hlildred's court, London ; or to Mr. Martin. No.
it, James-stress, Edinburgh, who are authorized to sell by
Prisms Contract.

JUDICIAL SALE OF AN ESTATE IN THE VICINI I Y
OF I HE !OWN OF STIRLING.
To be exposed to Al .F within the Parliament or New Session-
house of burg.. upon WIDN T the 19th day of No-
vember, tut 7, he-wilt the bouts of Five and Seven After-
noon under Authority of the Cour of z•ession, and before
Lend Aber-
noon,
Ordinary officiating on the bills fur the time, at the
upect price after-mentioned,
rrikiE LANDS and ESTATE co WES I'ER
LIVILANDS, in the Parish of St. hisitian'•, and Coun•y of
Stirliug, coosiving of One Hnodred and Five Acres, Nine Hun-
dred and Forty-five Parts. This Property is beautifully situate
in the vicinity of the Town of Stirling. and coniman.ls an ex
tensive view of the rich and picturesque scL nery of the .urroan
ding country. The soil is good, the grounds are well enclosed
and well wooded, and the HMIs! Garden. Orchard, and Olfice‘,
will Word comfortable accommodation to a Genteel
The ben proven rental of these Lands is CS7al 4 9
Deduct Vets Duties, Minister's Stipend,
School salary • • 97 1 5 9-12ths

Rens,.les het proves rcuid - £34.5 9 3 3.1 rhs

Whkb valued sad converted at 17 years
purchase, is - - 89,319 $ 3 9.llths
Estimated Kemal of Manden-bouss and
Ogees, JIM Ns. which osetrimed as
IS years' purchase, gives . 134 4 0
Pee Duty of X i Is. 7d. 1-i Mho, which
valued at 20 years' purchase, ryes 11 12 I
Estimated value sieved es the premises 1,100 0 0

Total proven value and upset pries
of the subject. under sale £11.373 0 4 9-I,2ths
A considaah'e part of the price will be left In the hand* of the
perthaser. upon security olds property.
The lands hold partll of the Crown and partly of subject su-
periors. The Land ex his, been redeemed, and the tern& in
so far as the late Proprietor bad nix an heritable right to them,
have been valued and are eabausteti by the stipend payable to the
Minster et b.. Nialan's

'I he articles of mop are in the hands of Mr. Manner 4, Depute
Clerk of SCS64OII. uthce ( .) the cis an.l plan.
Nf 'he Lands. and coplet of the artlcll:3 of rout). rn•cy be ..een at
applying to Michael t.isin•ng and Mathew N. Matdous.d, Clerks
to the mg net, Nu. 20, Hllll street; t.r to Mr. Littitjohn, Writer,
Stirling.

MESSRS. GOSS arid Co. Members of the Royal
College of Surgeon-In Londoo, 1 ave seduleu4y devoted
their atteurlu nor these last 17 years to the study of those d.-eir
den which so trequends embitter, and too often prevent, that in.
estimable blessing, matrimonial lelicity. Ihe numerous appli-
•catioos they have hither° received irons persons of the first ins
Melon, and the unite-in success wending their superior mode
of treatment lu sued °tempt:eats induces them thus publicly to
offer their act. •• tante lo ale cases of DAMP), or isefielyncy,
ther resut •.. .he too Ireton rev vi participating in !he gaie-
ties of lac a itr.-.•-t ;iles the willow did indulgence of libertinism,
or a were: 50,11V.1e habit, which weak tire energy of the mind.
and de.. ,••4 r...wer of youth, by producing sterility in the out
set, at • - .t• •••Ice in the other. they offer a at, and permanen.
care. 1. • '.-use who, from such compbincs.are prevented entering
into the married state, and ashamed to seek relict brood over
their Infiritaties in silence, it mere be consoling to kronur, how-
ever difficult or ineffectual Ise cure may be deemed by other
Practitioners, that by a rruova stag and infal•ible method they may
be reamed to a tumid and vigorous :tonsil, towel. A certain
disorder, ',equality contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and
every species of Venereal Infection, by a ttuld Ind saver-falling
mode of treatment, Is speedily and radically removed, without
restraint In diet or exerciser, Ts 1460 net ores of the Urethra and
Oleos, which they are ambled is cure is a Loa period, without
recourse to the painfesidangerous riactsot the Caustic; references
of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen ut
high respectability. who have been cured ill a very short period,
after having laboured under strictures for many years.
To married Females, whose impunities= of those tender
pledges of connubial happiness have been deter/NI, it may also be
a pleasing mete:Jou to know, that by a priTer perseverance in
their remedies, the general health 14 renovated, and the impedi.
mines removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. Mc ILIA be! y protessing tie
cure of has. particular complaints, in order that they may not be
I marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly amclicel to
Ike igoorant,emptrie, think it but justice to themselves to stare,
that they have bees properly educated and initiated into every
branch of the profession (certificates of which, i rum various fa,.
Oak, anti testimonials Iran the highest professional authorities,
they have to coovince auy inquirer). 'I hat a rest•-et ce an the
warmer hemisphere of our eastern e orld, as welt as in other parts,
emboldens than to assert, that their researches having beat con-
lined to &erases already mumerated, they hold out a certainty of
renovatio• to such as may labour under the debilitating
effects of a life pissed ender the torrid sone. And further,
WM having bad opportunities, en their professional capa-
city, of forming an Intimate acquaintance with the con-
duodenal habits of seafaring persons, they offer to thaw
she best assurances of immediate relief; that the success resulting
frum their endeavours lira induced them to quit be practice of
the general PfSCALIOCOr, and they presume that ,heir pretensions
constitute a fair Froward for the unprecedented confidence with
which they ban, by the Public, beau so liberally honoured
ro be conadted at their boos daily (persentahy, or by le:terj
by Patients ru either see, wth acmes, Jelicacy, and attmtinn
Patients in the tomtit ate requested to rate c pat-clews:i-
-x t.. it case, age, a. io annic' of eliciciaim a remittance
foe advice a.:d medicines; and the rimed es will be item e.
forwarded to any put of du kingdom
OsJid and Co. durgoeue,l4 *await unit, Fleet bereft.

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CYNTAZTICAL EXAMINATION; or, Questions and Examples
adapted to the Syntax of the Latin Grammar.

1 his day was publi;tud,
DR. SOLOMON'S MS FLY CELEBRATED GUIDE TO

HEALTH ; qtr, A !vire in both 3e ;47-- P
-rH ES interesting Ptildicatinn fin mat Tinny cunt erns
1 those to whom, by its title, It is addre.se3 thy it is hoped
non, ern rusted wit • eyes so important a.; the morals, health, and
longevity of the risirg generation, will omit to g Cr it a dtligtin
perusal I his woik has been the labour of mail years eve.
rience and observation on the calamitous consequences of a de
structive habit, to obtain a remedy against which, .he Doctor has
devoted the principal part of 1.1.
Nothing can certakly be of more importance tobath n-ves than
to be properly acquwitted with every as mptons of such dioases a.
• hey are liable to, and how to manage themselves when afflicted
wth any of 'hem. -b. this wadi ,s also addi d, a. Essay on the
Venered ant seminal 'weakness; also, an Appendix on
-so•rvous Complaints —animated and interspersed with a variety
of authentic facts, never before published
intd by S. Leigh, No. 18, Strand; and to he ha! of every
respectable Malkin* Vender in the United Kingdom.

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