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London, England, 1809-02-06 00:00:00

SALE OF ESTATE, &c.

WARWICKSHIRE. AND ‘YORCESTERSHIRF.!.
TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION.
At the Bull's Head Inn, in flinekleyi in the County of Lei-
cester, on Tuesday, Feb. te, thoe, at live cI'CIOCk In the
Afternoon. in Lots,
rilEfE, MANOR, or reputed MANOR of BUR-
TON' lIA S T NG S ; compriSing several very desirable
anti improvable. Freehold Estaers, Tythe tree, advantageously
situated in the Parishes of Burton Hastings and Wolvey, and
• in the extra Perochial Hamlet of Suction liaskerville, in the
County of Warwick, about three unites from Hinckley, four
from Nuneaton, nine from Atheretone and Cot/entry, ten
Irene Lutterworthe le from Leicester, and twenty from War-
wick, and interseaed by the Ashby Canal ; containing, in
the whole,' 728 Statute •Acres,' more or less, of excellent
Grazing and Cultivated Land, Witivsuperiot buildings and
homesteads, now in the occupation of Messrs. Lawrence,.
Gilbert, Maine; and Spires; together with the Advewson et'
the perpetual Curacy of Burton Hastings aforesaid.
Alai) will be sold by..AtietiOtil at the Bell Intl, at Nation'
bridge, in tile Comity l'•‘-‘lterwtck,.on Frittay,,, the )7111 flay
of February, iSee, at live o'Cluck ill the Afternoon, ill Otte
Lot.
A Valuahle and Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
called r P71111(01' AIANO R. FARM, situated .M the
Parish of Aiderntaston, in the County of Worcester, about
filve m I et- from Shipston nlM,nStour, 3113, from Strattort spun
Avone and twelve from Warwick, rensieeine of a Substarte
tialebut's Farm House, with sustable 0 utbuildingseatid 253
Stattite Acres, more or less, of very improveallie Land, now
in the occultation of Mr. William Purser, as Telma at Will..
To be viewed by applyiag to the. respearve Tenstits, of
whom printed Particulars may be had, and a Map of the hut.
toe Hastings Estates may oe seen, and Particulars had, at
Mr. Tomlinson's, the Bull's Ileal Inn, in Hinckley ; also of
Mr, Greening, Solicitor, Nuocatun ; and a Map of Uatthrop.
may be seen, and, Particulars had, at Mr. Coxes, the Bell
lnn,,at Haircut!. Printed Particulars of the whole may also
be had of the Printers of • the Warwick, Coventry' and Lei.
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And for further infbrination, applications may lie rnatle to
r. C, Still, Esq. hest Knoyle, near Salisbury, Wilts; or to
: Mr; Bond, Land Surveyor, Axminster, L*Yiett.
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