The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-28 00:00:00

TO CLERGYMEN:

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
4t the King's Arms, in Wker.:street, Liverpool, on Wed-
nesday the 6th of tune, 18t°, at Five o'Clock in'the
Evening,
THE NEXT PRESENTATION to 'the VI-
, CA RAG Lof LEYLAND, near Preston, Lancashire,
`ell accommodated with good Roads, of the Value Of 4301.
Per annum,_arising chiefly from Glebe and other Lands,
Mg in Leyland.
~There is a neat Vicarage-House and Garden, Brew-house,
I;cacit.-house, Stables, and Barn, near to the Church.
The present Incumbent is not the inost.healthy. Life, and
*ow in his 64th year of age.
Letters (post paid) addressed to the Rev. Mr. Baldwin,
~%'reat Crosby, near Liverpool ; or to Mr. Wareing, Solicitor,
,Irnisk irk, wilt be duly attended to.

SOUTH HAMS, DEVON.
(The Land-Tax redeemed.)
, TO BE SOLD,
THE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
ti She
the MANOR of KEYNEDON, in the following Pa-

a. SHERFORD.

• , The BARTON of KEN EY DON,: consisting of an old
Mansion, now used as a Farin-house, Barns, and all other
votivenient Out-builaings, and 342 A. 2 R. 42 P. of very
rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land and Orchard, now
I,wn the occupation of Mc. Robert Parker, who holds the same
I°, the r. mainder of a term of 14 years, of which between
to and three are unexpired, under the very low Rent of
3831.
And also the Reversion in Fee after lives under Conven-
t.aary Rents and Eleriots, of £7 Tenements, in and near
the Village of Froginoor, in Sherford, all. adjoining to the
Barton, consisting of a capital Water Grist-Mill, Dwelling-
'4
),(Ities, Gardens, Orchards, and 38 Acres of vet), rich Land.

2. SOUTH fopu.
A Tenement, called POOL PARKS, in the possession of
„,
"Itin Hewitt, for a Term, of which between t r and 12 years
li'linexpired, under the clear yearly Rent of 701. And the
a eversion in Fee after Lives, subject to Conventionary Rents
I,lld Heriots, in four other Tenements, all adjoining 'to Pool
}'arks, containing in the whole i 65 Acres of very good Arabic,
—,eadow, and Pasture Land.
3. CHI-VELSTONE:
The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenement, call-
,, OATTINS, and after one Life of a Tenement, called
ORD, subject to Conventionary Rent and •
Heriots, con-
ning together- 33 Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and
rehard; and also the great or impropriate Tithe in posses-'
ion of flie last mentioned two Tenements.
4. PORTLEMOUTH.
k The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenement-,
t„alLied GOODS/1E LTER, in• the Parish of Portlemouth ,
Acres
to a Conventionary Rent and Heriot, containing 25
1,1=4:s of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land'and
,•irchard.

. 5.. STOCKENHAM. •
The Reversion in Fee after three Lives of a Tenement,
Oiled cuTLAN4)s, subject to a Conventitmary Rent and
.geriots, consisting of a neat Dwelling-house, Garden, and
Orchard, and about. two acres of very rich Meadow Land.
411 the Estates lie on Navigable Cfteks of the Sea, which
*ll
is from Salc,Anbe, from whence the finest Marine Sand
brought up for Manure, and the Produce of the Farms
naY be shipped off fur Plymouth, Dartmouth, or else-
*here
.
oe.Yoe,:lon sis distant from the Market and Post Towns of
41:gsbridge 3 Mites,. Dartmouth, Tothes, and Modbury, 12
r'es each and • Plymouth 26 Miles; and the Village of
w °gitloor, in. which the Tenements in the Parish of Sher-
i,ord (except the Barton) lie; is rapidly increasing in BUild-
"g', Warehouses, &c. and being situated on an Estuary, is
trticularly adapted .for carrying on any Trade or Maim-
' tture where an easy Water-carriage is desirable.
For Sale of the Premises a Public A.u6tion will beheld at
She
King's Arms, at Kingsbridge, oniTuesday the tith day
a !tine hex!, precisely at Twelve at Noon.
• Printed PArticutars will be ready to be delivered on or be-
tore the 30th day of this instant, and may be had at the Old
;-(a)inclon Inn at Exeter ; the place of Sale; of Messrs.
w__ildYs, Horton, and-Roarke, Crane. court, F leer- street, Lon-
-Kot , and %!eSirS Efford and Leach, Plymouth-Duck.
t). Ettd Zath May, taco,
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