The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-20 00:00:00

ATTLEDDROCOH. —PA 1131-110r511113, Agricultural Hulking*,
FAMILY' RESIDENCES, ligenens Orennels, Shrubberies, Gar-
dens, Orchard, Plantetions, Cetteges, Gardens, mid about 196
Acres of fine Meadow, Pesten% and Arable Land lu a high
stale of eulUvation.
SALTER and SIMPSON arc instructed to
orrEa for SALE by AUCTION, at the New Inn. Attic-
borough, on THURSDAY, the nth of July, lion, lob Lim., the
above escesstiegly desirable and very valuable IoitEEIIOLD
EnTATES, for occupation or investment:
Lot 1. A superior DWELLING-HOUSE, for many years the
residence of the late Willem Summed Cockell„ Esq., contalniust
entrance-hall, cheerful dining-teem, drawing-room, with Preach
sashes otienieg into the garden and pleasnre.grounin study,
eta sleeping .rotens, three attics, two kitchens, store-rums., mintry,
dairy, and cellar. The house is in perfect repair, and pleasantly
situated in the centre of the town, within live minutes* walk of
a Mat-clam railway elation, with tastefully laid-out pleastin,
grounds, shruliberim, and gardens, large and well planted or-
chards, phonation of line old Scotch of considerable Ilimenslona
and thriving oaks, two fishponds wrU stocked with fish, and
several inclosuris of rich old PASTURE and lint-rate AM-
BLE LAND, in the highest state of enltivatem, an lying la a
ring.fence. nicely timbered, and containing In the whole 48c 2r.
21p., with requisite agricultural ',lnklings thereon.
Lot 2. An excellent DUsiNEsS and FAMILY RESIDENCY,
with tastefully Irid out lawn, most pleasantly situated In the
centre of the town, opposite IA 1, and within five minutes walk
of the railway station. The house Is comfortably arntogetl, slid
centains entrance hall, clierrhil ditdug• room, draw ing.roma,
study. two ochres. Ibis family and two ft-melds' slecpoi.erisbnii,
water-closet, kitebeits. storegisims, pantry, cellar, and domestic
btties. Attached are three-stalled stable and chaise house, har-
ness, wood, coal, and other °litheness cart lodges, with loose
box alloining and granary over: spacious walled-In yard, eke
shelter sheds also large soil pertly walled-in kitchen garden,
well planted with choice vines. fruit trees, and hushes, soil piece
of pasture land adjoining, containing In the whole osi. 3r.
Lot 3. A valuable plot of J'AOTURE LAND, containing
Oa. Or. 34 p., admirably situated fur building, having a long
frontage nest the turnpike rued, and abutting upon the last-
mentioned lot and Mt 6.

Lot O. A nimble 'gat of PASTLYI LAND. sionialogan Or.
W. 1.. similar to and adjoining Me last.mentionssi of and
lot St,

?, 3, and 4 were for many yeah occupied by the late
Chrhitopher Spatiton, Ens., and being situated in the centre
of the town offer peculiar n.1)&154403* for the creation of •
corn hall and idlier public buildings.)
Lot A 31Eivil AGE, formerly let hi two tenements, with
sheds and other outbuildings, garden, and two pieces of produc-
tive land adjoinina, containing I.a. Or. 15p., now in the occupa-
tion of W infant 'taker. and abutting upon s public road, lands
of Mrs. Mary Lime. and 1.4 7.
Lot i; TWU with barn, sheds, large prdens, and
land. thereto beloiving. oeciipied by Woodrow and Reynolds,
and an incliwure of highly pro.iiictive arable land, containing in
the whole sa. Or. lap., abutting upon a pollfiC road, lands of the
Waskett, An. Mary Lane, and lot 7.
Lot 7. Two inclusures of drat rate ARABLE LAND, containing
blether lin. or 10p.. *hutting upon a public road, lots 5 and 0,
and lands of Mrs. Mary Lane.
Lot • A valuable and highly.pmdactive piece of MEADOW
LAND, soil innall Plantation adjoining, containing 4a. Or. 17p.,
situate opposite the lashmentioned lot, and abutting upon a
public road, lot D, and Widget Mr. ANEW liuskett.
but v. A valualile pied of MEADOW LAND, containing
3s fr. lop., with a brick, dose, sad thatched shed thereon,
abutting upon a public road, 101 l • and 10, and lauds of Sir.
Jame, Muskett. _

Lot 10. A very valuable and extimrady productive piece of
NIE.I Di tie LAND, containing to. Tr. 30p , abutting upon a
[Albite road, the lastmentioned lot, and lands of the )litres
Wsskett, Mrs. Ann Cok and Mr. Jaws Muskat.
Lot 11. A newly•crocted MY.Ns(.AGE. with born, stable, bud.
lock sheds, and yards, cowholue, piggeries, and other outbuild-
ings, titmice, alai three incloaures of tirst.rate arable land, coo.
tuning in all 12a. Ir. 24p and abutting upon lands of SD
William Bmwyer Rnilith, Bart.
Lot it Two Isehaures of productive AP.ABLB LAND, con-
lanai% Soother Is. or up slanting upon the lando of Sir
William Bowyer Sullins, Bart:., t 'harks Cooke'. Rag., and others,
and Mn. U. Wright
Lot 13. A very desirable FARM, mounting of 48a. Or. !Op. of
arable and pasture Lind. lying rontiguons to the premises, and
abetting upon land. of Sir William Bowyer timlith, Bart., with
suitable sad well-armored agricultural bulldogs thereon, in
good re• air, and a bout comfortable farm home, containing
two sitting and eve sleeping-rooms, kitchen, wash-hoagie, dairy,
cheese-room, store.room, and pantry, also walled-in garden and
well.planted orchard.
Lot If. A BARN and other outbuildings, with nevem! tnelo-
sures of arable and onealow land, containing allistether
tsa. 3r. Igp., abutting upon a public road, and ,antla of Sir Wil-
liam ttou)er 8-With, Burt., Sir Thomaa Deevor, Bart., Mr. Bo-
bort Hcilewood, anti Mrs. H. Wright.
,Lots 13 and 14 are in a good Mate .if cultivation, and now in
the occupation of Mr. William Childerhouse, an excellent
tenant.)
Boot-maim of all the lota may be had at Mlchaelniaa next.
Further particulars and conditions of sale, with piano clotted,
SW Inc had of CtOCKfilk Esif., solicitor, and of the
Auctioneers, Atticborough.