The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-10-11 00:00:00

LAND:TAX REDEEMED.

By Mr. PALMER,
At the White Lion Tavern, Bristol, on FRIDAY, the nth
Instant (unless previously disposed of by Private contagt,
of:which Nuevo will be given),
A Most Desirable and very Valuable FREE—
.(I. HOLD ESTATE, situate in tile parish of BECVILL-
TY, and county of MONNIOIJIM ; comprising (u an die
surface), several convenient FARMS, of about 1,320 Aare
of Arable, Meadow, and Pastore Land, with necessary Betid-
ing, let to Tenants at Will, except two, wile irtial for seat
two and a half years; about 730 Acres of Coppice Wool Land
in hand; and also an unlim:tert right of Pasturage a ~,,, Man-
hole Mountain, of about 800 Acres; the Minerals aide(
which, exelusively belong to the Estate.
This Estate contains several Veins or Beds of Cval and Iron
Stone (which a e exam:Aka by a reference and dereriptfrat
annexed to the P.an of the Estate, declining Southward sa the
Sirhowy and Elbrio river, fall, at an easy dip of about 21 incbe;
in:the yard), both of excelientquslitim; the former parboil...f-
ly sr for exportation and for manutafluring of r n.
Great advantages will :Wore from the natural torn' and sites.
lion of this Estate, ow nig to the rallies on each side Mies/ very
low, and the Coal Ground between them mucb elevated, so
that many Horse-levels mar be driven at an easy tgatotea
into four of the u;.per Reds of Coal (which are opened; else
of seam, and three in three fee: thick each) l)lag usher min"
1,000 acres of land.
The Vero next briue the above four will be drained and
worked by lorig,-r levels; and the lowest Coal Veins, wsh the
lowest Beds of Iron Stone, will be worked by Pitts and Foe.

Engines
The above two ranges of Veins of Coal, and the lower Bede of
Iron Stone, lie rimier the whole of this estate, of about t,lle
acres —The workable Ve.os of Coal in this estate are 16 re num-
ber, and added together, make about 55i feet. In short, every
Vein of Coal, end Iron Stone, that is discovered and worked is
the range of ironworks front Ate. rela re to Blweribevona lien Ma.
der this estate.
The greater part of the Estate is bounded by the Rivers El-
boo and !hr'..•ris y ; and the Minerals may, with mach facilitys
be winked either to be cosirryed down the "Meow, new Rails
Road, or d .ern thu Elbow-Vale It-il-Road and Canal to New-
pe.t, where ships of any burden n.ay resort.
• N.H. There is a lora! quantirs of timber pawing on the
ferns lands and t.. the coorire woods.
For further particulars, apely to G. B. Tyndale, Eaq
roln's.• -fields, Loudon; Mr. T. M. Crutwcll, Solicitor,
bath ; John Noble, Esq. M.'4(4. Berigriugh and ',Am.', and
Masan. Fkwolt and Smith, Solicitors, Bristol ; Mr. Edward
Thotnarm, Birmingham ; Mr Edward Boys, Solicitor, Bride
wail"; Mesta Williams an 1 Manivaring, Solieites, i/tOtell
1.. C. Ehirbus, Ell. of Tru, ; James Moor, Esq. Falmouth
Mr. Edward Malin Mortiston, neer Swansea ; all of Islam will
shew a i.lan and .ental of the Estate; end alto of Mr. John
rllOllO,, of Abercaree, near Newport, Munruoutli.hire, who
wil shoe the premises.

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