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To LET T. ALL the SEAMS of COALS, within and under the Lands and Grounds of |ohu Swiobutn, Efq, lying near the Weftgaie, in the County of Nonhumbeiland, and extending from thence to the River Tyne, confiding of upatids of too Acres. —Enquire oi John Swinburn, Efq« in Weftgatc. N.

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