The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-24 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

VER. MrLLEDGE haa— been favored with
IY-L Instructions to submit to Public Competition,
at Inc General Sale Room, 78, St. Thomas-street, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST the 27th, 1858, at Three o'clock
in the Afternoon, by direction of the Trustees and
Executors of the late Mr. MORRIIS CLARK, Rued to
such Conditions as will then be produced, the following
VERY DESIRABLE PREMISES:

Lot I.—All that eligible and nearly completed
DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining Brunswick Buildings,
and facing the Sea, with spacsiotui GARDEN attached,
situate on Green Hill, in the Parish of Redipole ;
together with the MATERIALS on the Premises pre-
pared for the Dwelling-house, but not yet fixed.
These Premises are held for the remainder of a term
of 78 years, commencing 25th December, 1857,
subject to the Yearly Ground-rent of PA 10a.
Lot 2.—A1l that DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in
Little George-street, Meloombe Regis, near the site of
the intended new Bridge, in the occupation of Mr. Wu.
Cuans, bold for the remainder of two several Terms of
99 years and 99 years, determinable on Two Lives, aged
respectively 47 and 48 years, subject to a Yearly
Ground Rent of 14s. 9d.
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For further Particulars, apply to Mr. GIORGI ABDIN,
Solicitor, Weymouth, or to the Aurrnomsen, who will
also appoint a person to show the Premises.

MI Ohs* CAPITAL PROMMOLD MESSUAGE.,
TENEMENT, or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the
Yard, large productive Garden, walled-in and wellstooked
with fruit trees, four-stall Stable, Cosch-house, Wood.
house, and Granary thereto adjoining and belonging,
situate in East Street, Blandford, now in the occupa-
tion of Mrs. Barnes, having a side entrance also from
Sheep Market Hill. The Dwelling-house contains Par-
lour, Dining-room, Drawing-room, seven Bed-rooms,
Kitchen and Under-ground Cellar, with all usual
and necessary Out-Of6ces and Appurtenances,
and is well supplied with water. This Dwelling-
house will be sold subject to the life interest therein of
a widow lady now aged 76.

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A portion of the ;hove mentioned Garden is held for
the residue of • term of 1,000 years, crested in
166 e.

And also all those extensive and substantially built
FREEHOLD WOOL STORES, with the Counting-
house thereto belonging, situate next to and adjoining
the above described Dwelling-house on the east side
thereof, containing Stowage, Sortingoind Peeking Floors,
numerous Bins, and every oonvenience neoessary for
carrying on to • large extent the business of Woolstaplers,
and for which they were expressly built, and have been
subsequently used. These stores are of an average depth
of 80 feet, are 35 feet wide, and with the above mentioned
Dwelling-house present a frontage to the street of 60 feet.
They are most substantially built of brick, and the best
Memel timber has been used in their construction. The
whole of the buildings are in a thorough state of repsir,
and present to Woolstaplera and others an opportunity
of obtaining, very ooinmo lions, convenient, and, at the
same time, compact premises, excellencies combined
rarely to be met with.

Lot 2.
All that capital newly-built MESSUAGE or DWELL-
ING-HOUSE, SHOP, and PREKISES, situate in Bast
Street, Blandford, aforesaid, on the west aide of the
above deseribed Dwelling-house, containing a large size
Front Shop, Parlour, Kitchen, underground Cellar, four
Bed-rooms, and Water Closet, with Lead Cistern,
the whole newly fitted up and possessing every con-
venience.