The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-21 00:00:00

EXTENSIVE SALE OF 'FARMING LIVE AND
DEAD STOCK, upwards of 70 Tons of Hay of superior
quality, implements in Husbandry, well-bred Colts and
Fillies, Brood Mares, >Mich Cows, 2-year-old Heifers,
Sheep, Fowls, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, Household
Furniture, &c.

CONINGTON, near FENSTANTON, in the County of
Cambrielge.To be SOLD by AUCTION, by R. P.
ISAACSON, upon the Premises at CONING TON afore-
said, on WEDNESDAY the 26th of October, 18211, and
two following days, by order of the Executors of the late
Richard Simperingbam, Gent.
ALi, the G ermine FARMING LIVE and
DEAD STOCK, comprising 10 excellent. Cart Mares
and Geldings, 3 Brood Mares in foal to Interpreter, two Filly
Foals by Old Paul, 3 yearling Fillies by Andrew, a 3-year-old
Filly by King Richard, a grey pony with superior action, black
gig horse, bay hackney mare 4 years old, chesnut s.year-old
gelding, quiet in harness, a capital chesnut hunter, whose well.
known character needs no comment, good hackney, beautiful
brown pony 4 years old ; 4 handsome Yorkshire cows, and one
polled do. well timed, in calf, 1 empty and one fat Yorkshire
cow, 11 two-year-old heifers, and a '...year-old bull • 2 score of
shearling Southdown ewes, 3 score do. Leicester do. 5 score
shearling Leicester tethers, and 20 fat ditto; a sow, 22 stores;
a large quantity of turkies, geese, ducks, and fowls; a large
assortment of ploughs,. harrows, rolls, scarifiers, drill, drees-
ing, and threshing macbinei,- straw and hay bins, mole plouge,
hurdles, cart and plough harness, substantial 6-inch wheel
waggon on iron arms, equal to crew, capital road wagvn,
carts with forestools and ladders complete, together with every
necessary implement for carrying on so extensive a concern ;
upwards of 70 tons of hay of superior_quality.
The above Stock is particularly worthy the attention of the
public, being selected with the greatest care and attention by
the late Proprietor, whose judgment in Horses Was equalled
by few._

The Furniture and Brewing and Dairy UtenSils consist of
sacking-bottom post and tent bedsteads and hangings, feather-
beds, bolsters, and pillows, quilts and blankets, wool and straw
mattrasses, mahogany chests with drawers, wishing stands,
dressing tables and glasses, chamber and other chairs, B.day
clock, deal harvest table, capital double and single-barrel guns,
&c.; two excellent four-hogshead, three one-hogshead, and
four half-lsogshead iron-bound beer casks, mash and wort tubs,
wire meat safe, powdering tubs, barrel churn, cheese press, five
leaded milk trays, cheese and whey tubs, and a variety of other
useful effects, as will appear in Catalogues to be had on. the
Thursday preceding the sale, at the Fountain, Huntingdon
Cock, Fenstanton ; Crown, St. Ives; principal inn, St. Neots ;
Red Lion, Cambridge; place of sale ; and of the Auctioneer,
High-street, Soffron Walden.
Arrangement of Sale.—The First Day's Sale will consist of
the Live and Dead Farming Stock, and the excellent double-
barrel Gun. Second Day—the Household Purrii,ure, Dairy and
Brewing Utensils, and Fowls. And the Third Day (Friday),
precisely at three o'clock in the afternopp, in a Field near the
road leading from Bluntisham to St:lves, in three lots, three
Stacks of superior Hay. •
On account of number and magnitude of the Lots, the
First and Second Days' Sale Will commence punctually at 11
o'clock.