Star.
London, England, 1808-01-16 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Ot Thursday, the 4th of February twat, at the Rod Lion Inn, in
Ilinbury, in the County of Oxford, at 'lime o'Cloc in thek
Afternoon, in Lots;
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'rHE WINDSOR MANOR of DEDDINGTON,
I in the County of Oxford, with the Copyhold and other
Manorial Rights kelonging thereto. Also two substantial Farm-
Houses, called the Great-House and the Leaden-Porch Farms,
with extensive Yards, Homesteads and Out-buildingi, situate in
the Town of Deddington ; and near 20 Acres of old inclosed
' Lands called the Castle Closes, lying adjoining the said Town ;
with the two Meadows dustiest Pasture called the Great Fisher,
and near 1000 Acres of very excellent Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Lind, situate in the Township of Deddington, and in the
Hamlets of Clifton and Hampton,in the same Parish,as the same
are now let out upon tin lnclosure ef the open fields there.
The above premises arp holden on a renewable Lease for cl
years, partly under the Dean and Capons of Windsor, and partly
under the Dean and Canons of Christ Church, in Oxford.
Also, a Freehold Farm-House, with good Out-buildings, Home-
stead, and a Plot nf about 3 Acres of usefid Freehold Land, in
the Hamlet of Hampton afpresaid.
Particulars and Plans of the several Lots, with the Conditions
of Sale, will be left at the Offices of Mr. Caldecott, Solicitor, `ln
Rugby, Warwickshire I Messrs. Churchill and Field, in Dedding-
ton ; George Booth Tyndale, Esq. Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London ;
at Mr. Godson's, Land Surveyor, Hooknetton, Oxfordshire; and
at the principal Inns in Banbury and Chipping Norton : and Mr.
'Taylor, of Deddington, will she* the Lots.

THE Creditors (if any) of JOHN HUMPH RY
the younger, formerly of Constantinople, Merchant, and
who died there several years ago, are desired to send the particu-
lan of their respective demands to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Princes-
street, next the Bank, London, before the 20th day of Fehntary
next, *hen the whole of the Money arising from the Estate of
the said John Humpkrys, is intended to be applied and paid by the
Administratrix in or towards the discharge of such debts as were
owing by the said John Humphry•s at the time of his death,
according to their legal priorities,

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