Star.
London, England, 1807-08-27 00:00:00

DEVON AND EXETER.

•HE Sale of a Farm, called COTTON fiaarm,
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in the Parfet of CRUWTS MORCHA'RD. and of divers
Tenements in the City of EXETER, which was advertifed foe
the i6th inftant, is poitponed to Thurfday the roth of September
meat. when the fame will he fold by Public Antftion, at the old
London inn, in Exeter, it three o'clock in the afternoon, unlefs
previcully difpored of by Private Contract.
For particulars, and purchafe by Private Cemteadi, apply to
Metrrs. Graham, KlDderley,and Doraville, Lincoln's Inn, London;
Mr. Voyfey, Broadclift; and Mr. Brutton, Solicitor, in Ewer.

DEVON—To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or

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PUBLIC AUCTION,
THE MANOR of TALE, innate in the Parifh
of Payhembury, confining of about 300 acres of very im•
provable Arable, Parton and Meadow Ground la divers tene-
ments, held under leaks refpedively determinable on the &atheist'
one, two, or three lives, fulled to certain referral rents and he-
riots, except as to about 107 acres thereof. which are nearly in
hand, with the Grin Mill called Tuck Mills, and the Royalty
and Manorial Rights. Tbis Manor is fimate at about an equal
dillance from the towns of CoUumpton and Moulton. and conti-
guous to the road leading from the former town to the watering
place of Sidmouth, from which it is diftant about ten miles.
Unlefs previoufly difpnfed of by Private Contradt, this Eltate
will be Sold by Audion, at the Golden Lien inn, in Hottiton, on
Monday, the 7th of September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
For viewing the Eftate, apply to William Hole. of Payhembury,
and for purchate by Private Contradt. apply to Mr. Brutton, So-
licitor, in Exeter; Mr.Voyfey, of Broadelift; or to Metre". Graham,
Kinderley and Domville, Lincoln's inn, London, from all of
whom printed particulars may be had.

DEVON.-...Tu be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT or
PUBLIC AUCTION,

I'HE MANOR of PISWIL 1., fituate in the
Pend of Kentifbeare, in the County of Devon, conflßing of
upwards of son acres of Arable, Patture and Meadow Ground in
divert tenements and farms, held under kale. refpedtively deter-
minable on the deaths of one. two, or three lives, fubjettt to cer-
tain referred rents and heriots (except as to about 31 acres thereof,
which will be in hand in about one year). with the royalty and
manorial rights. 1 his manor Is of excellent foil, and particularly
adapted for aseep, lies oempadt, is Improvable, and near to a lime
rock of the belt quality, and fituate within three milcsof the mar-
ket town of Collumpton, upon the turnpike road leading from
thence to Hortiton, from which it is diftant about eight miles.

Unlefs previondy dirpoled of by private contra& thin Eftate will
he ('ld by audtion at the Golden Lion inn in Mullion ,on Monday
the ith September next, at ten r, clock in the forenoon.
For viewing the Eftate, apply to Mr. Francis Brown, within the
Manor; and for purchafe by private contra& apply to Mr. Brut-
ton, Solicitor In Exeter; Mr. Voyfey of Broadelift ; or to Meffrs.
Graham, Kinderky and Domviße, Lincoln's Inn, London, from
all of whom printed particulars may be had.

DEVON.-,-To be BOLD, by PRIVATE CON TRACT or
PUBLIC AUCTION,

THE MANOR of EAST ASHFORD, iituate in
L the Peri& of Eatt Afkford, in the North of Devon, confitt.
ing of upwards of 34A era of molt exeellen t Meadow, Pafture and
Arable Ground, in keen' Tenements contiguous to each ether,
held under Leafes refpedively determinable on the deaths of two
and three lives fubjedt to certain refereed rents and hmiots (except
about 73 Acres, held by yearly Tenants) with the Salmon Hatay,
Royalty, and manorial rights. The fituadon of this Manor is
extremely pi4turrfque• It is three Milrs below Barnltaple, upon
the Navigable River Taw. and shout five miles from the Sea.—.
The North Devon Stag-hounds and feveral Packs of Harriers are
kept within a few miles of the Mate, and the neighbourhood is
eonfidered as one of the melt pleafant and heakb) in the Weil of
England.
Unlefs previnufly dirpored of by Private Contradt, this Eftate
will be Sold by Auction at the Golden Lion Inn, in Barnftaple, on
Monday, the 14th September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
For viewing the Eltate, apply to Matthew Hodge, the Bailiff,
reeding on the Manor; and for purchafe by Private Contradt,
apply to Mr. Bruton, Solicitor, in Exeter; Mr. Voyfcy, of
Broadclitt ; or to Man. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville,
Lincoln's lon, Leaden, from all of whom printeid particulars may
be bad.