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WHEREAS, by a DECREE of the
HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, made in a
Cause, WATSON v. BRUTTON, dated the 4th Fe-
;nir'fs 1830, it is rererred to SAMUEL COMP CON
qu—c i_4(l., one of the
Incu MasortersLie of the
are said Court, to in-
rnbrances n, upon the Trust
ES ep+
~._,a6Bing from the SALES of certain TRUST
SuA—„LzS, which consist of a FREEHOLD MES-
N. `‘,.._"E and FARM, stalled Pond Farm, in the Manor of
ofi!,"4Bl3ayne, in the Parish of Culmateck, in the County
:uevon, and also a MESSUAGE, FARM, and
DS, lying within the said Manor of Nicholashayne,
71ed Serle's Norrishes or Braggs, situate in the said Pa-
rish of Culmatock, which said several Farms and Lands
Ire in the occupation of John Jewel Collier or his under
; and also the REVERSION of a FREEHOLD
~.,;TENEMENT or DWELLING-HOUSE, and several
LOSES of LAND, called Hole, situate in the Parish of
Gilliam
aforesaid, now or late in the occupation of
Corner ; therefore, any person or persons claim-
tnt to be Incumbrancers upon the said Trust Monies, or
ii`siMing to have a lien thereupon, are forthwith, by their
801 i
....Qjeitors, to come in and establish their claims before the
Master, at his Chambers, Southampton-buildings,
L'Aaneery-lane, London, or, in default thereof, they will
°4e tzeluded the benefit of the said Decree.
GALWORTiIy, Solicitor,
Cook's-court, Lincoln's-Inn.

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