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County of LIMERICK, being the Fee-Simple Eftate of Jamei-Carrigue Ponfonby, vetted Troftees, fy aft <f Pirl ament, purpofeof diuhargmg Deoti. The Eitate lies iithr neighbourhood of the Town* ot and Charleville, fit the tide the higi road leedingfrom the City of Limerick to Cork,

Juft imported from London, J. Magee, the Statjpmarv, Mae, and Print War EHOtrai, No. 41, College-green, oppofite Anglefta-ftreet, WRITING CASES, in Red, Morocco, and Black Spanlfli Leather, with Plated and Brafs Locks- They contain, in a very fmal! Compafs, Paper, Pans, Ink, San

bell ol‘Characters, ami will be v.cUreroumicndeH from the who brought him over. —He may heard of Mi. Perfuraer, No. 2, ref.

REBEL will cover Mires this Se.sfon at Mr. Janies Cooper’s Stables, Curragh of XiMare, at Five Gu »eas a Marc, ami Five Shillings to the Groom ; (lie Money to paid before the led out of the Stable, Ido certify that Rebel was bred by me: five Years old, free from Blemilh, and was

Lieutenant |tllt exprefs London, with particular ac|!gf the leveral alfociatinns, independent com- I . t<, now formed throughout die kingdom, fpecify- I the nunil c. that conipufe each, together wiih the I f the coinmamleis and ofliccis. But, more afferiatlon ingicfles his Excel

tie New Exchange, for elevating the Royal Jlatue, LK T one rejoice and fing, The fcaffoldla hang the ■ I lr-ng the —and execute The curs'd Lords N---h, -e, and B--e. I T H. FAITH, pure effence c>f Chriftiao mind, Siiie guide to tranfports, not defui'd Infpir'd tiice, w» here ant

the following elegant Copperplates: 1. A fine rcprefentatlon or' all the principal A/I.afqucraile Characters --11.. A beautiful portrait of C Jc— and—lll. A flrong likenefs of the admirable Advocate, Tete-a-Tetc— IV. elegant pattern for an Apron or Handkerchief— V. New A/lulic f

TO be Let, from the of September next, lor liirec Lives, a term Tlurtyone Years, wl-.ichcver Hi .1' l>e agreed on, the lands BALLIN'! EMPLE, lituated within one mile of Fe-thard, and four Cafliel, on the road !rom Calhel to Fethard and Clonmel. This Farm contains about Acres of

*0 BE LET for term of years, and entered X' upon immediately, about 164 Acres(moftly fattening and meadow ground, well tnclofed end divided) part et the Oemcfne of Cionicrt, convenient to the great Fai of Hal inaff e and and the Towns of Eyrecourt and Birr. Written propofols wil