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YICKERY's IMPERIAL HEADS.

X7IdKERY respedfulty informs the Nobility,
V Gentry, Ike. that he has an extensive Assortment of
the above Arttcles, which for Ea9ei Lightness, Elegance,
and Convenience, may challenge competition and court
adoption.
adies that honour W. Vickery with their Commands are
requested to.s.iy if for Young, fvliddle-aged,ior Elderly-La-
dies, as they render,Yooth lovely, Middlegaged
,handsonte,
and the more Setiae respeelahle.
Sold only at No. 6, Tavistock-street, Covent-gait*. '

WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the flouse.of Mr. Wigftlesworth, the. Signof the Whal-
ley. .arms, at Whalley, in the County of Lancaster, on
Monday the IA th Do. of February, iSoj, pundually at

Four o'Clock,
THE MANOR or 'LORDSHIP,' or reputed
Manor or tordihip, of KNO WM ERE, within the
Township of Newtonon Rowland, otherwise Rolland, in
ti:e West Riding of the County of 'lurk, and sundry very
valuable Freehold Estates, situate within the same Manor
and ToWnship,.comprising several Capital Farms, laid com-
paaly together, and consisting of about 2187 Statute Actes
of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lands, which includes a
Cominon of Pasture of 44s like Acres, or thereabouts, called
Birkett Moor, used as a Sheep AValk; With substantial and
well-built Nfrssuages and 'Out-buildings, several of which
are new, and All in exe.alent repair, lett to unexceptionable
Tenants, chiefly at will, and valued at roool.. per ann. 'and
Upwards.
The Estates lie in a pleasant and healthy County, :tunics
from Slainburn, 7 &gm Chthero, 12 trout Settle, 17 from:
Blackburn, tB-tlom Lancaster,' and 20 front Preston. •
' They are capable of very great improvement,' at a Moderate
expence, as they abound with Limestone. •
The whole are exonerated from the Land. Tax. •
The River. Hodder, and a very powerful Brook. runs
through the Estate. which afford -.very fine Falls of Water,
suitable for working any Mills, or Cotton or other Fa4lories,
which may be erected -thereon, and plenty of hands may be
procured in the neighbourhood. •
The Tenants will slim the Premises in their respeaive
occupations; andlarinted Particulars may he hail at the Cof-
fee-moms in Preston,; Lancaster, and Blackburn; the Athe-
nzum apd Lyezum, Liverpool, and Bridgewater Arms,
MancheSter.
For further 'information, apply to Mr Fitchett, S.dicitor,
in Warrington, Lantashire, with whom a Map of the Estate
may be seen ; to 44r; Samuel Parke-, or Mr. Peter I...ycock,
at Newton, in Holland aforesaid ; or 'Messrs. :Haney
Lower. inner Temple,. London, where piirited PartiGuhit.
may also be had, , .

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