The Sun.
London, England, 1812-08-03 00:00:00

ESTATES FOR SALE.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN GLAMORGANSHIRE AND
INIONMOUTHSHIRE.

BE SOLD BY AUCTION,.

At the Angel Inn, in Cardiff, on Tuesday, the 25th Day -ot
August, 1812, 4ild following' Day, in c4se the same is.not
completed on the 25th, at Ten o'clodk in the sorettoon;
By Mr. 'PETER LAUDER,-
In Lots,

SUNDRY Desirable FARMS nd DETACHED
LANDS, situtted in the Pari:iites of sr. ANDREWS,
WENVOE,,ROATH, LLANEDERN,:and'ItOININEY, in the.
County of GLAMORGAN ; and in the Parisbesof.ST. MEL-
LON S , IZUMNEY,. AgCHAELSTONY, VEDW,. and MARSH-
FIELD; and in the Town of. NEWPORT, in the County of
MONMOUTH; containing 'about 830 Acres, in a fertile
Country, and let to re4ieetable Tenants at low Rent:i, the
whole being capable of greatiMprovement, ands:) s:teated ct's
to al.f..)rd good ,Situntions for Building on, fine
Views of • the'llristol Channel and the surrounding Country,
being: within Six Miles of the Sea Port Towns of Carliff and
Newpert, and in the direct Road from Bristol to Swansea, and
Milford Haven.

The Lots may be viewed by leave of the Tenants. •
Printed Particulars and Conditions of 'Sale may be had, on
payment of ]s. each (which ;will be returned to Porchasers),,
at the above Inn ; also of Mr. Miles, of Aberthin, urar. Cove
bridae; with whom there is, a Map of Estate •, Mr. David
Davies, of Crickhowel," in Breclinockshire, Land SurveVor ;
;Messrs. Carr and Kcnsit, Solicitors, of John-street-, lii ltor
London; of Messrs. Wood, Solicitors, and of the Auc-
tioneer, in Cardiff.

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