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TO BE SOLD,

'PURSUANT to a decree and subsequent order of
the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Wheelwright
.o. Massey, with the approbation of Robert Steel, En. one of the
Masters of the said Court. at Ludlow, in the County of Salop, in
several Lots, A FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATE;
consisting of several messuages, tenements, dwellioghouses, coach-
houses, and stables, situate in Ludlow aforesaid; and about four.
,een acres of arable and meadow-land, with the timber and other
trees growing thereon, situate at Overton in the Parish of Rich-
ards Castle, in the said County of Salop, late the property of Jo-
nathan Massey, late of Ludlow aforesaid, cabinet-maker and ties-
ber-merchant, deceased.—The time and place of sale will shortly
be advertised, and particulars may then be had at ttte said Mas-
ter's Chambers, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London;
at Messrs. Baxter and Lloyd's, solicitors, Ludlow; and at Messrs.
Jenkins, James, and Abbott, solicitors, New Inn, London.

SOUTHERN PART OF I)EVONSHIRE
Foa SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

rrHE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEMBURY,
-I- in and adjoining to the Parish of Wembury, with the Rights,
Royalties, Fisheries, River Dues, Tolls, Privileges and Profits
thereto belonging. And a new built Mansion House, new built
Farm Houses,and other convenient Buildings, Gardens,Orchards,
Meadows, Fields, Closes and Parcels of Land, Woods and Cop-
pice, containing altogether about 944 Acres, (absut one-third of
which is Tythe-free) and let to good Tenants at very moderate
rents, amounting at present only to El 342 per annum, but which,
from the expiration of some Leases and the dropping in of Lives,
must soon increase to a much larger sum.—One half of the Pur-
chase-Money may remain on a security of the Estate.
For particular,, view and purchase, application to be made at
the Offi:e of Mr. Edmund Lockyer, in Plymouth.
Plymouth, Sepf. 10, 1808.

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