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London, England, 1830-07-23 00:00:00

WILTSHIRE.

Desirable MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATES,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By order of Trustees for Sale, in Lots, at the White
Lion Inn, Bath, and at the Queen's Head Inn, at Box,
By Mr. WM. GALE,
TITE MANOR or reputed Manor of EU-
RIDGE CUM YATTON ; comprising four seve-
ral Farm-houses, with suitable Agricultural Buildings,
and Farms attached, Paper Mill, well-accustomed Public-
house, and several other Houses and Cottages; the whole
containing nearly ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUN-
DRED ACRES, discharged of Tythes in kind, which
are commuted for Corn Rents, under au Act of Parlia-
ment.

Also a Portion of the said CORN RWNITS, payable
in respect of these and other Lands in the Parish, amount-
ing at present to 1081. and a Fraction per Annum, well
secured, easily collected, and forming a good Investment
for Money.
This Property is advantageously situated in the parish
of Colerne, in the county of Wilts, in an highly •respec..
table neighbourhood, six miles only from Ruth, near, the
Great London Road, and in the immediate vicinity of a
Pack of Fox Hounds; is peculiarly well watered, and
bounded to a considerable distance by an excellent Trout
Stream, and comprises picturesque Woods and Coppices,
with fine Streams of Water, well adapted for the rearing
and preservation of Game.

IN THE FOLLOWING LOTS, VIZ. :
At the White Lion, Bath, on TUESDAY, the 27th day of

July next, at One o'clock in the Afternoon,
Lot I. The MANOR or reputed Manor of EURIDGE
CUM YATTON, with a Farm-house, Cottage, and divers
Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, called
Euridge Farm, in the several occupations of Richard Ser-
geant, Stephen Wheatland, and William Parker ; and
several valuable Coppices and Withy Beds in hand. The
whole within a ring fence, possessing the advantage of se-
veral fine Springs and Rivulets, and hounded by a capital
Trout Stream, and comprising about 3654. I a. 1 Ir.
Lot 2. A highly desirable FARM, called Trimnells,
comprising a Farm-house, with suitable Outbuildings, and
divers Closes of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, m
the several occupations of Thomas Perrin audlWm. Elms, as
yearly tenants; together with a Coppice in band. The
whole containing about 414 A. 2a. 12e.
Lot 3. A very eligible FARM, called Luckenhams,
comprising a Farm-house arid Buildings, together with
two Cottages, and divers Closes of Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, in the several occupations of 'Wm. Elms
and Richard Johnson; as yearly tenants ; together with
very valuable and extensive Woods and Coppices including,
intermixed therewith, several cultivated Plots in hand,
situated in a valley, called Sewell's Bottom, with a fine
Stream of Water. Containing in the whole about 368 a.
2a. lbr.

Lot 4. A valuable PAPER MILL, situated on a good
Stream of Water, near the Village of Slaughter Ford,
called Chapp's Mill, with a Close of Ground, called Short-
lands, in Lease to Mr. Henry Gardner, which will expire
21st December, 1834; also a Farm-house and Buildings,
and several Closes of good Meadow and Arable Land, in a
ring fence, in the occupation of Stephen Wheatland, as
yearly Tenant; together with two small Coppices in
hand. The while containing together about 43A. 2a. 22e.
Lot IL A good substantial DWELLING-HOUSE,
pleasantly situated near Ford, at a short distance from the
Turnpike Road from Marshfield to Chippenham ; together
with a Nursery, and several Closes of Arable and Pasture
Land adjoning, called Mount Scylla, in the several occu-
pations of Henry Schneider, Thomas Low, William Elms,
and of the said Richard Sergeant, as yearly Tenants ; to-
gether with a capital Coppice Wood in hand. The whole
containing together about 66A. Oa. 27r.
Lot 6. Several Closes of Pasture and Arable LAND,
near the Village, in the occupation of Thomas Perrin,
Daniel Wilton, and William Elms, as yearly Tenants, and
of the said Richard Sergeant, containing 26A. Oa. sr.
Lot 7. Several Closes of Arable LAND, in the several
occupations of the said Thomas Perrin and the Widow
Jones, as yearly Tenants; together with two valuable
Pieces of Wood, now in hand. The whole of the Lot is
situate near Hunter's Hall Inn, and adjoins the Turnpike
Road, about five miles from Bath, and contains about
62A. 2a. Mr.

Let 61. Certain PAYMENTS in LIEU of TYTHES,
charged on these and other Estates, in the Pariah of Co-
lerne, at present amounting to the sum of 1081. and a
fraction, secured under the Provisions of the Colerne
In-
closure Act, and variable at the end of every 21 years, ac-
cording to the average price of Wheat for the seven pre-
ceding years, which, by an order of the Justices of Assize,
dated the 6th day of March last, was fixed at 78. 3p. per
Bushel. _ _

And at the Queen's Head Inn, at Box,

On WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of July next, at Three

o'clock in the Afternoon,

' Lo's 9 to 28. Comprising s•veral valuable Closes of
Arable, Meadow and Wood LAND, a well frequented
PUBLIC-HOUSE, called the Six Bells, and several other
DWELLING-HOUSES and COTTAGES, in the Vil-
lage, which are described in the Particulars of Sale.
The different Lots may be viewed on application to Mr.
Robert Goodyer, the Bailiff of the Trustees, at Box; and
archer particulars may be had of Messrs. Osborne and
Ward, solicitors, Broad-street, Bristol ; Messrs. Y. and
J. P. Sturge, land surveyors, Bristol ; Messrs. Merediths
and Reeve, 8, Lincoln's Ina, London ; at the White Lion
Inn, at Bath ; the Queen's Head Inn, Box; and of Mr.
William Gale, auctioneer, Chippenhaph

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wine, the usual disagreeable effects are prevented. In
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The VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER.—This
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to offer any further recommendation in favour of
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Mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from
the usual objections so justly formed against the use of
other Dentifrices. its detersive power is just sufficient to
remove those destructive particles which adhere to the
Guns and the interstices of the Teeth ; and if used regu-
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