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SAT URDA Y, JUNE 12, 1802.

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No. 11,
UICTURESQUE EXCURSIONS in DEVON..
. SHIRE and CORNWALL.
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UCLIDIS ELEMENTORUM LTBRI
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AHISTORY of GREECE, -from the earliest
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No. 45, racvciturch-sire..:t, June 2,, 1502.

SOUTH HAMS, DEVON. •
TO BEY LETT for a Term of 14 Years, ;h new
built DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of an elegant
Drawing-rown. and Breakfait.Part;ur, eight
best Bed 'Owns, and six for Servants, with every other re-
quisife. for a Genteel Family, Coaeh-hou stables, Walled
Garden. &c. situate in•tne centre uf.-150 Acres, of \ ry
rich Meadow, Pasture, and Araole Land, with twu cott:q;:
Houses, Barns, Stables, Linhays and Courtleges,. forming
one'Of the best •Estates in thig•Kingdon for a #.; entlemari fond
of Field Diversions and Agricultural P ,irsiiits.• . The House
is situate in a beautiful-Vale, and well Wooded, seven miles
from Torbay,' and within halt an- hour's ride of Dartmouth,
in a fine Sporting Country, wi.th, plenty of Game.
Apply for particulars to MesSrs. Wood and Stri;ag, 152tt0r.-
nie4, in Tiverton, Devon ; 'or to blr. Wm. Piliongtoh;- Land
Surveyor, at Exeter.

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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR.AC
For the remainder of a. Term of Twenty-one Years, subject;
to a reserved Rent,
LL that • DWELLING-HOUSE and MILL-
-1 HOUSE adjoining, in whiCh are two WATER
GRIST MILLS, One Shellowing Mill for Oats, with a
Winnciwing Mai hine9 and two Bolting or Dresiing Mills,
together with a Cuurtlegeand Out-buildings ; two Orchards,
well stocked, and in full Waring; a Nursery Plot, and two
Fields, situate at Furze Hill, within the Parcel or Nlanor of.
Sidbury, formerly in possession of Samuel Westcott, but
now of Thomas Sanders, whose term expires at Lady-day,
1804.
Also a new-built WORSTED FACTOR V (adjoining the
above) now' unoccupied, with the Machinery thereon,, con-
sisting of five double Spinning Frames, one Roving Frame,
two Drawing Frames, and sundry other Articles.
Immediate pcssession may be had of the Fadory, which
is as compleat of the size as any in the West of E ngland, and.
is well supplied with Water.
Futther particulars may tic known, on applicatiOn to-Mr.'
Cornish, Builder in Exeter, who will treat for the sale.