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BERKSHIRE and WII:ISHIRE7--TO BE SOLI),

'HE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and
Eltevfive MANSION HOUSE and Offices, with the Pad-
docks and inclofed Grounds adjoining, at Sparibolt. in Berkfhire,
late the Eflate, and in the occupation of l.ieut. General Gabbit,
..leetred, and two Farms belonging to the fame; the whole con-
tainirg about 284 Acres.
Alto, the rytkes of Fifty three Acies of Land, in Ratnfbury,
NV& (hire

The Elude and lands at Sparfholr, are fituated about five miles
from the town of %Vantage, and are, togc.:her with the Tythes in
Wiltfhire, let to relkdlaide tenants, on leaks which will expire
at different periods, within twelve years, and new produce 4831.
and upwards per aim tut will rife eunfiderahly. There is a
quantity of f imher and ornamental Trees ea the Lands.
'1 he Pilate is fubjett to two Annuities, one of 1301. and the
other uf 731 a year.
Particulars may be known by applying to Jofeph Gabbit, Efq.
Limerick, Ireland ; Brnj imin Morlatid, hfq. Abingdon, fierkthire ;
and John Lloyd, Efq Merriun-fquare, Dublial to whom propo-
fals ate to be made in writing.

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