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Printed for RIC#ARD PataciPs, and to be had of all Book sellers: MERINO RAMS. .• . : TO BE SOI.D.BY lit the C.tttle Yard ofThe Bich and West of England* • Sotiety l f . _ on Tuesday morning, the 6th of Jude, • O NE EUNDREVAgGLO-MERIisTOSHEEP unthern; being part of the flock of Sohn R. Lucas, Es,. •of .ipkton Bouset-.—Aea great many of these sheep . are hanchome, ol d t h e. w sot of malty of Akenr as fine as that imported from Spain, this . sale is well worth the attention o Gentlemen•and Farmers, breeders of Anglo-Merino Sheep. ". • • COMPLETE SeORTING SEAT, HAMPSHIR P. TO BE, LET, Unfurnished, for.a Term of Years, and may tir,entered.upon immediately,.an EXTENS I \ea 1tC,1310R,7‘40 vbty good FAMILY MANSION HOUSE, Co2clf.Notises;Stabling, and-Offiees eiPery dekription ; com- . • piece Hug. Kennel I.433bliiiiphotiae, with a Stream of Water _.iquaimk.througlakiktrQatalerrs; •Ornaniestal Plantations, Hai nelargeYiultiock amWltasure Grounds, • an • • . • -u . de 'eiteellioj-Mout•Atssim runuing thriaug,l% them,•for:ned .ii t) largelln7; tirnallibtral sheets of waver, nicfstAtuld stored ' r lishi;lutnny qtrantity . l . 4 the surptindins• Mew*, and "Kati band 'allay .be had. . .1U Vtapnr.is.most abundantly stockettyridiSinjatt ;* with -se •Verifkattite roil - lqur.ids in tlielisig 154Surboocidh-Tne properly itfa'relider.ce of al gait of Clauticatde, lately . .deceased. , - 'Yh. Esfwe its sitbite arlraritrori, in cite • County of Halite, hatmcnointl distant about tentriilell aach . fmni-Petersfiekl, Mton, 41,frticl, Jiishop's Ayalthnni l . 3 . Wbsehester,-in a beautiful I rt pf ths,Coyntry, and a i)out sixty miles from London.' •%/trtplications may he ttade to R. L. ?topic:yard, Esq. Lincoln's 71na;:bbadillti ; or to 241.:Slars,:litishop Walthatia, Hants. • LIT'I4.N.)I4PTON, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.: • TE O L:S01.0 .PRIVATE CONTRACT, ill'osevAlt!a . b :and yOrr . desiratre Fee-simple J fythc-fid EtTATES, in Possession And reversion; t: ihty situate the Parisi; 6f-Lltrle Compton, ip the Countx of tl'. IT..sum, containing. together iipwasticdf 11146 Acres of ex t.,..,!ag rich Arable, Meaciove, and .Pasture I.and, togetl i er, wish t Y..!-.or , with all Rights,. Privileges , ,std AdvantagLa thereto; which extend over the whole of the , ifid The Farm 44ouses and Solidity are conveniently xl-. ours: for-the occupation of the respective Farms, and the Man -1.,:i..1:0u5e may, at a final). expenee, be.trrade a comfortable resi t tiruce Jot a genteel Family. •The Turnpike road front Worces.,4- - to London runs throisgh the Parish, distant four miles from Clipping Norton, three from Morzdn in the Marsh, sit front r tow on the Wold, and six from Shipston on Stowe:. • '1 o treat for the Estate, apply to Wm. Mtvick, Esq. Red Lion •square, London; or to Henry Clark, Land Surveyor. S 3p s:on-upon-Stower, of whom priot:d pirticulars, with Mips and Tickets to y'cw the Estate, may be had: CAPITAL MANSION HOLISEi. MANOR and ESTATE, bLOUCEATERSHIRE, near BRISI OL. TO BE SOLD EY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ri l HE MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, and :ea l Al E of OVER-COURT, In the parish of Almonds bury ; consisting of above SIM Acies of egpitul Land (nearly the ti holcot which lies whit* a ring-fence), divided Into suitable ransis, together with an exc,t lleut Steward's House, and the other Luuses and Cuitagesof the . Village or Hamlet of Over. • . Arso'sixty-seven cottaie-ititlits; . on the Martili.:Conunon, or Salt-IVlat-sh; the . . • The Alansion House„with.or without the-Manor and Hurtle, ray. be purchased with any qu i antity of Land, not less than HO .:r,s, including the Park; arid. the purchaser will be accomm . .eeo ad with the Furniture and any part of the Fanning-sEl*k on 1 it terms. '1 hr Nreater part of the purchase-money may, if - desired, re nia:u on mortgage upon the Es:atc, for a term of years. Over-Court is distant six miles and a hal from Bristol and cl.ftoh, upon an excellent road. The Park ind Groands are f ariv wooded, and the House coinmatidi a beautiful view of the :cm and Welch Mount:l4:s.. 'I he liollse and Offices are cal c :i:Acd for the accommodation of a large f r antilvAnd the Gardens a:,d Hat-houses have been lstely formed in the . most complete stile—For further particulars, appbr to Me.r:rs. Brngouga and Soltcitors t . Mani; iv ho wilrgivo tt.:kers foi viewing the l'!e:vi Rs,. •.. • • - . • • 1-OUSE, r. - A - NDS, AND LEASE :. NEAR - PLYMOU'I . I-1. -1,0 BE SJLD, •••-• 71 4 4 . t FeF.simple. apd.lillleritance..of all that very ~valua;;le and desirable,MA,NSlON and ES'IATE, etlledtf..)X3lDE, thelate Rtsidenez!of Save Will: am_ Jhepherd, 174.4keit;e41;-'cotisislini df an elegant - Drawing-room, Dining liawat.;:t.fibrir#, and ..greSkfiist4oom, two large Bed-rooms -and adjoining, and four other gt.od Bed-rooms, with .tiv,enient,Gairets and Attics for Servants, large Kircnen, Ser volts' Ilan,Tairy, Larder ;nil . , two Water-Closets, I ..tuililr..:Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entrance Court in ••••; • .:•o, at a short 'ai:d caret merit Otto:ince a Counting-house stv:• . ve M'arehouses, • a large Lawn, suiroui.ded with a y and two excellent walled Gat dens well stocked with totether with about 13 rides (snore or less) of rich lir e I.:tad adloining the House, and' for 'many years put in owner's occupation. Also the Fresimple and Inheritance of ill that Dwelling-house • :Id Garden adjoining to Onside aforesaid, late in the occupation ;.:e,•igt• deceased. - Also, for the remainder of a term of 99 years deteminalfle on ;ht. death of one good Life aged about 4fi years, subject to the . - suinietit of :he yearly conventamary rent of £B, all those Closes iicit Pas: ure Latd adjoining to Cnitside aforesaid, and occupied rewith, eal,taining about eight 4cres (more or Itss.) • The Mansion House and Qat-housei have within these N years been rebuilt at a very consiJerable expence, and are at r•rst in excellent repair, and the whole of the premises from: t 1r vicinity to the newJoad, made by the Plymouth Embank- Conipany, have increa.sed, and are -contintling to increase in • •. f, and form a most desirable and retired Residence for a family, or an opu&nt Tvicrchatn, with hevory advantage from .r vicinity to Sv:ton Peol and the Harbour abd '1 own of Pi;mouth. . ..• • - for selling the same, a Puhlic .Auction will be held at the l.undon Tavern, in fOr.hole,,trtet, Plymouth, on Thursday, the =9th day of June next, at F,:cr &Clock in the Afternoon. 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