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Prise ca. gva 4A psis& • • 7 • i : • ;. . T. , fIX7PENCE. CRANFORD.BRWGE INN and POST r 0.1 ICE, Fourteen Miles from London, on thc Bath and Orford Road. T? ADAMS (from the Greciab Coffee-houfe), begs leave refpedifolly to infnrm the Public, that be his fusceeded. Mr. Occiii.lrel in the alloy gremifes, and grans them that his tomnft emi,a , ours will he tired, 'loth in Pollinv aril HoUre Bulinefs, t t merit (and homily foli _tits) a continuance of their torclure. He hopes his not agreting with the cull= of paying the Logsdon Poll-Boys for their favours will not operates through interefted recommendation, to ,leprive him of the Pub lic countenance, who will find Cranford-Badge a convenient and plcafu•g change to both roads. POSTING THIRTEEN CE PER MILE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY RF,-SOLp, Purfuant to a Decree and futifequentGeders Of the High Court of Chancery, made in a caule Mallifon againP Wright,, be fore Axtitstaiza Pontats, Efqulre, one of the !Wafters of the laid Court, at the Public Sale Rodm, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lute, London; on Tuelday, the nth day of Odober next, between the Hours of Eleven and Twelve of the Cosi, in the Forenoon, in Three Lots; AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called • STOW. BRO ' kV • Smite in ;he Parifla of Fylingdaleo, within fix Miles of Whisliy, in the Coituty of York; late the Property of Mary Maltifoh,decifered ; confiding of two Amend Farms, con taining together two ?defames Sateen Cottages, and ninety. five Acres, three Roods, and Se Perchss,-gr thereabonts, of Arable, MesderVi e ond failure Land, and alititrPlosatw cel of Land, callzd the Intake, containing near twenty-13x Acres, on which a couSderable Allum Manufadtory has been varied on, and there is at prefent a larg quantity of onwrotight Allem Rock thereon; and atfo in one other Lot, all thofe eight Free hold Tenements, fituate at Rail Head, in the Parini °Mlle worth, In the County cot Mlddlefes,late the Property of James Base MaUifon, of Gray's Inn-Spare, Gentleman, deceifed. Printed Pardenlars whereof nr.y 1.: 'rd at the laid Maßer's Chambers; at the Principal Inns, .it Whitby ; of Henry Barker, Fig. and of Melia. Shepbarsi sod Adlingtun, of Gray's inn- Iqusre aforefaid. SIIIINCTONE NF.AR LICHFIELD, .ITAFFORI)SIIIILE I'o 111 SOLI) BY AUCTION. By Mr WARitifil, At the George Inn, r. the City of Lichfidd, ou I , riday, Odober 3oth, 1801, at three o'Clock, in Lots, SEVERAL very eligible Freehrtld FARMS, Situate at Footherley, Lynn, and Nerhcr aqd L. over Seen* natl., all in the part& and vicinity of the pleafant vdb,gt 0'..8h .ft Rone ' in a (porting part of the. County of Stafford, three hula fromLichtield, fix front Waffall, and twelve from Illemlne. ham ; alfo a capital Marfion, called Footheiley Vail, with 3 fait.. able attached and detached °ilea, Coach -boufe, Stable* for Tie eight bodes, and other out-buildings,all in complete ; a large *veil planted Garden t. boundcd by a eeldwat • kwllB Recant; the whole compri fi ng Arne dyo Acres offich ffelOted . * I Arable, Meadow, and Paßure lasn4, in tic bliftoft Rata dr cub Ovation, with valuable rights off Common on Sisenttone Wood End and Druid Heath, now in the oecupatiowrof John Breyn ton, Efq. under Ltafe determinable in ago; sp4 a Mari. Swan, %had, Prefton, Adcock. aad Moufley, aldvery refpod able twiami utak" Leaks determinable at Lady-day Iso3, et fcveral yearly rents, amounting to E4tzt Hundred and Rh/ Pounds and upwards. Alto about twenty Acres of Conies and Wood Land, now in hand. Apother Frectudd East; containing 89 Acres, a Rootts.lll Pfrehes, with a commodious Dwelling-houfe, and &Raids QIA. buildings, delightfully Situate at Haminervrielt, in the Para of St. Michael, Lichtielet ; alfo a Leafehold Farm of 36 Aeruo adjoining to the Freehold Premitcs, with convenient F.,rn haute, and other appurtenances and valuable Rights of Coin: mon as Hog*y,Flay, and Cannock Chide, held under die Vi cars Choral of Lich field; for an unexpired term of at year.; at 31.85. Ber annum, renewable every keen years ; both which farms and peewits are in the hdldingof 81r.javnes Winterton under Leafe, determinable at Lady*day, r 8.33, at the yearly . . rent of tail. Printed Particulars may be bad twenty-one days preceding the :Isle, of Mr. Simplon, Attorney, in Gnat Cha ries-ltrect. mingham ; Mr. Willi:ls.ton, Solicit w, Nn. 3, King's Bench Walk, Tempk, London ; Mr. Tho Garlavd.Eyfordosear Motersos.ol Marlfh, (Itourcftorthire ; Mr. Calvert, iudbt:ry. DerbylVte at the plies of Cale; of Mr. Drewry, Printer, Derby; at the principal Inns at Stafrurd, Eurton, Tantworth, Atherltotco Coventry, and other aclacetit Towns; of Mr. Warren, Auc doWeer, Birmingham; and of Mr. Tho. Sal/wick, at Stsflone Wood End, who will thew the kraal Lots, VALUABLE ESTATE IN EAST-LOIHIA,N, ;Tone earofed to Voluntary Sale. within the Royal Exchange Coffee-houfe, Edinburgh, en Thurfday, the 22d of Otlnber, , iBot, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (inftead of the aUth - of Anglia, 'Sot, as before advertifed), THE Lands and Ellates of LEASTON and PLEWLANDHILL, lying In the Parifh of Humbie, and county of aft-Lothian. _ . _ • There il.ftatcs will be expeifed together or repatitely.—That •f Leallon confilts of *boot 750 Sc ,:ch :kern, pr goo Enela Statute A- - res; and Plewland-Hill conli: s of abort 352 Scotch Acres, Or 422 &TIM Statute Acres, tboe.ly all Arable, caters, ins what h Under-wood or Plantatiot.. _ _ Eitate afforda a Freehold Q.iallficsit:3 l in the County, and hold. Blench of the Crown; has Right to the Tyttta, Parrenagy, and ViCiirige thcS:;pend was aorme cud rot roam' years ago; and the Manf-: and Church have beta lately and the annual bort%eni are v•ry frv , ll. The Lands of lioth Effete, are of excellent qt2a/Ity,lisrtly of a dry free Stal, well adaitted to Green Craps, n. • very kind. at id partly of a. rich Loam and Clay, yielding great Cruei ut ..II kinds of grain. The Lando are occupied by choice Teoanti, at modcratts Rents, partleultrly the Leallon ERate, which la very and well fituatel for the heft of Mar ets, li, in' i:hin 11 tcen nlinhorgh, Six of Iladdlogton, and Elf of Dalkcith; and only Two from Coal and Lime, with goad Road, to all thefe Places. Both it:hates are indofed, and fub divided with Ditch and Hedge, or Stonc Dykes. The Fields are well watered,,,at.4 theltercd with broad Stripes or Belts of Planting. • • There arc about 143 Acres of the Properties Under-wootil having a number of old Trees on each Eltate; and about 130 Acres of Fir Plantation, interfperfed with La rch and all klatis of hard Wood, above thirty can old, in a thriving condition, and well laid out for bcautif >ing the property u well as afford. MO flicker. There woods, upon a late Currey, have beets . valued at 60c01. The Manflon-Ffoufe of Lefton earth In a dry and warm Situation; and may at a moderate Expenee be made fit to ac commodate a large Family ; has a good Garden. and well flocked double Pigeon-houre ' • and It the Purchaft.sr of either kftate fhould be inclined tobuikl, or to (to to other., them arc many fine Situations for Koala; and being in the neigh bourhood of Lime. and plenty of Free-ftone In the (:rounds, and not far from Timber-marteta, Buildings of an) kind mighg be creels I at an ealy expenee. Tht R of both Eilate potting a rea:ernabk yearly tale on the Thinning. of the Planration., matinee of the - grown Wood, Is upwards of t,6001. a rear; or" 73 Acres. Pan of Leaftoo incledures, aejoim and 7o Acres of Plrwland-hill, be out of trait aProprietot, there are only hue rated at the them by good Tenants. The Litate Is partly furrounded and Interfe..9 bu upon it Pbezfant . . Game, and I. In the neighbourhood rf Moor t bility for any G. ntleman defirons of a Cuinclett. the Capital, and in 1. good a neishboarbood, Cowin enr. Far P.releulam appte to Messftear Grant, " •he n s 1411160 re%, or to MaCr.. Rob amd I Laks• ; and Joie aka, at LAIIDAWRAIiIbenv thePreagaft 3 1 1 TJ Inabk yearly value • rote of the Nile of and thourh a . ~, , , . , . .. ng the If . '7,1 . 11• • 11 ,' . f f Ica. accoulm, . _ , ...., . 12 _ K Ctfas • i"" !":_Z il ' '::4 .e......`ted v. % - . 11 . 1; : . litre, ~ . - ' ' name. ". 4 1111 ' ii. gee • • • .. ~,. r so mood. • - '4 l If - • 2__• , .t. d H . ' .• s •,..:, 1 i • ..0. 1 I4 i* .. ' • • J~ .. - r A