The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-30 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALE&

OCT. 29.—8 y MMUS. I 1000•117, NORTON, and MIST,
at the Mart —A freehold residence in the parish of Orin-
deem, Surma, with 330 acres of land-15,00W.
A freehold cottage residence, known as See's Farm, in
the parish of Chobbam, Surrey, with 39 acres, 3 roods, 1
perch of meadow land, let with other property, at 701.
bought in at 1,1801.
A freehold enclosure of meadow land, situate at Hog-
thorn Green, Chobbam, containing 9 acres, 3 roods, and
20 perches of land—bought in at 1801.
Three freehold enclosures of arable and meadow land,
situate near the preceding property, containing 18 earn,
3 roods, and 39 perches, let at 351.—bought in at 7001.
By Meson. Vzurox, at the Mort.—A leasehold house,
No. 3, Thurlow-place, Lower Norwood, let at 631., held
for 99 years, from 1848, at 151.--8011.
A similar house, No. 2, adjoining ilia prwomilmg, of the
value of 631. per annum, held for Ifts usio Om at lot
Mal.

freehold nisiissee, &vas r the Tharlow Estate, of
the annual value of 901.-1,911 L

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A leasehold hew, known iris Tburlow Ville, adjoining
the last lot, of this dowel yaks of 701., held for 99 years
from 1848, at a mind met of 191.-6001.
Eight lsmalesU bow" Dan I to 8, Clayton-road, Peck-
ham, pro/Isis UK par swam, held for 99 years from
1850, at • growl east of each house-8851.
Dzaellfioc.Pownr and Box, at the Mart.—A freehold
ma 14. Oskstoook-row, Islington, of the annual
vainest I,lllli.
Leassisid panslosa, situate at Deptford, comprising the
Deptford 011 wend load-Crushing Mills, together with the
plant and maddamy, a portion let at M. per annum, the
remaining pordsa bold for 81 years from 1860 at
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A freewill liwrot, No. 43, lionkwell-street, Falcon-
square, of tla orliesisi amnia vela x(601.-7451.
A leasehold broon, N. Si, Nalrgikas Wert, Islington,
let at 451. WI MR yaw fewoo 1110, at a ground rent of

LOCAL SEARS MARKETS. Si.
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LiwitrooL, Ocr. 29.—The market opened very good, 16
but closes a shade mkt. The following are the transactions 9
frees the authorised list:—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and 'l
Cheshire Gate Chester and Birkenhead), 22—Blackburn 14
(late Blackburn, Clitheroe, and Watt Yorkshire), 71—Cr s
Iledonian, 271—Chester and Holyhead, 261—Eastern Conn- II
I ties, 12 11.16—East Lancashire, 201—Great Western, 971 61
—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 88 —Ditto (fifth shares), 3d. •
—Ditto (West Riding Union), 2 d.—Leeds Northern (late 7
Leeds and Think), 171—Ditto 6 per cent. No. 1), I p.—
London sad North Western, 1 Manchester, Sheffield, it.
and Lincoln qualm. shares, 1— n till 1863, 91—Midland, at.
761—North British, 9 13.16—South Eastern sad Dover,
241—York sad North Midland, 27—Great Southern and :
Western, 611—Newry and Ennhikillen, 11* d. et.
LEEDS, Ocr. 29.—Shares have made a considerable ad- is
vane, this morning, and clued firm. The following are the IL
latest transactions : Leeds Northern, 17 ; Midland, Stock, Itt•
79* South Eastern and Dovers, 241; North Westerns, Ll' ,
81.' 31.9 d. ; York and North Midlands, 273: Leeds Northern isii
I Extensions, No. 1, 3 prem. 1111

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A HUMAN MONSTEIL—A Spanish criminal, mimosa s
Manuel Blanco, now under sentence of death in Galicia, IR
has confessed to a long eeries of the most horrid mimes. 1M
Having committed several murders in the province of 11;
Leon, and being pursued by the courts there, he took re- •,;1
fags in Rebordeehao, an out-of the way village, enclosed
hy 1110Uatili011, an with very little communication with I
!mintier part. Here he practised greet austerity, and by It.
fan attendance at nuns, and constant reading of devout at.
99091/ 4 &e., he acquired a reputation for great piety, and •„
all the houses there were open to him. Pretending to have
property at &intender, he availed himself of the influence to
acquired over the minds of no less than nine persons
—widows and children in most cues—to induce them one 10
after another to set out with him from the village woos
the mountain barrier, promising them good positions and 144
employment at Santander; but murdering them, and partly
devouring them, as it would appear, when involved in 30
the intricacies of the mountains. Ilia first victims
at Rebordechao were one Manuel* Garcia tad an infant et.
'child, whom he promised to provide for at Santander. He I,
returned three days alter setting out, and said that he had is
left them on the way, very happy, and in company with a
senior and in a short time pretended to have received a
letter, In which they described their good fortune at San- 5
tender, and the result of which was that a sister of Manuel& 50
Garcia, named Bonita, who lived at Laza with her son, de- as
aired also to go there, and he set out with them, and die. 9e7
posed of them in the same way; and so on till the number
of Imhof) reached to nine. Ile elm confessed to many 6
other murders at different Orem. The shall of one of the to
victims was found and produced before him, but it made 104
no Impression on him, and his pulse remained firm and 1"
quiet. All his victims being of the poorest class plunder could 1:
hardly be the incentive to these erintee. Ilia own state- §
meat is that his nature is changed from time to time into 30
that of a wolf. 10