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QUORNbON
Complete Hunting Bok, and z 66 Acres of Freehold Land; at
QUorndoi-i, in the County of Leicester.
TO I3E SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Bull's Head, in Qiiormlow-- 011 Tuesday The 31st nay
of August, 18-D2, at. Twelve o'clock; in Twelve Lots
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mostly Tv;he-tree,
LoCi. VOUR;IACRES • of, RICH MEADOW
• LAND Quorndon; in.the oreuparion ot Mr.
anies,Sculthorpe, Tenant at Will. „.
Lot 2. A small Farm, and 42 Acres of Arabic and Me.acloW
Land, in the occupation of• Mr. lohn 'Hughes, of which FoS-
scssioo mat, be had at Nlichaelnia next.
Lot
.3. A Close of Arabi-e in the occupation of Mr. Tho-
mas Spittles, Tenant at Will. • •
Lot. 4. 'l'werity-nitie Acres of rich neW.laid Land, at the
North Entrance of Quornaon, in the 4ciapution of Mr. Tho-
rlias Parkipson.

.Lot s. .A, Barn, tour Closes of rich Arable" Land, and a
itleadol%:„contaihing 30 Acres, in.Q;iorndon North Field arid
Nether. Bead,' in. the same occupation.
Lot dit Four I nclosures of good Arable Land, -in, Quorndon
West. Field, containing 24 Acres, in the same occupation,
Lot.. j. A Farm-house, Outbuildings, and two Cottages,
in Quorndon, in the same occupation; •
Lot „8. :A rich 11.Ipadow of eight Acres; in Nether Mead,' in
the occupation of Mr. NV: Park,lnsOn.- .
Lot 5/. pviro Lnclosur,sot good Arable Land, containing
2t Acres, net the Windrriill in Quorndoil 'Wett in the
same occupatioh. - , • ,
A Farrri-hciute; OutbuildingS,. and 40 Ades of
good Liihd, mostly Arable, in Quorndon
.West hell!, in the
same occupation.. - -

Lot ri. `A Barn and 40 Acres of Arable and. Crass Land,
called Prior's Fields, in the saute occupation.
Lot ta. A complete Hunting Box with extensive Stabling,
and 14 Acres of Meadow' Land adjoining, let on- Lease to sie
Robert Lawley, Bars. witi;;lt will eXpire,at Michaelmas next,
when possession Maybe -
TO be viewed, Wait "rprrnisSion of thc Tenants, and Parti,
eula'rs maybe had.of John aville Hyde, Esq. Quorndon; and
of Mr. Bridges, Red Lion-sstiaret, London, wi) will 'treat
for any. Of the Lot's. by private contract.

• DEVONSHIRE. ►
TO BE SOLD; - •:'
THE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
NQRTHBROOK.E HO USE•and FARM; which, vith
the Gardens, are in complete repair and good °icier: The
Muse stands in a LaiVn. of 30, in the middle of a Farm. of
More that 6,0 Acres ; on the Bank's' of the River Exe, a large
brano of which runs though the grounds ; a mile and a quar
tetirom the City of Exeter, one of the best Markets in the
Kingdom ; and nine miles troni Exmouth; a faShionaiole
bathingillace ; in a good neighbourhood, with good roads and
Ppleasant walks about it • the Land is rich and, productive,
aiit out equally for.pront and pleisure ; and May be kept in
hand as a FarM, or lett to good Tenants without difficulty;
The House. is dry, compadi• and convenient ; on the first
and second floors there are five pleasant and airy pedchatml•
bers of a good size, with four Dressing-rooms, two or which
have fire-placei4 and, may be converted into small Bedcham-
bers 4 a Ereakfasti4tg and Dining-parlour and a Dratvint;-
room, the two last haVe bow-windows, and are 24 feet_loni';
a Water.clnset, and four Rooms for ServantS. '•-The Ground-
floor consists of a good light -'Kitchen, a Butler's Pantry, a •
Servants' Hail, and alleer.Ceilar, about 17 feet square each ;
a Wine Cellar fitted up to hold s good stock ofdiffiTent Wines,
a Housekeeper's Ruom, 1 Dairy; a Larder,. a Scullery,-with a
Brew anal Wash-house. • And there is Stabling r iz 'Horses,
a place for two Carriages, with a large and. e' elletrt Barn
and Farm-yird.- .
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'Should any Gentleman, wishing to purchase ari
,place for health. and pleasUre • be desirous nt inquiring after
Northbrookei he may have his inquiries answered, so us to
inable him to judge-whether it will be Worth his. while to
take the trouble of viewing the place, by applying to Mestrs.
Follett and Williams, A ttornes., Exeter, i -
Exeter, july 2/,