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Will; tingten and his Cat Beauly and the Beast
Children in the Wood Fart unit,
Peronrlia lack the Giant-killer
Fortunams Tem Thumb
. Guisrida Goody 'Two-siones
The White Cat The Seven Champions
Robin llood Valentine apd Orson
Little -Retl-Riding-Hood Fatal anik.Fortune .
Blue lie.trd The Three Wishes .
Puss in Boots Aladdin
The Sleeping Beauty Nourjabid
Cinderella I Ali Baba •
Riquet with the Tuft Jack and the Bean Stalk
Hop o' my Thumb Sinbad the Sailor.
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CI Uffi MAItIOR, MAdsION AND FARM.
TO BE SOLD, BY Aucvoist,
In the month of JiMe tiara, together or In Lots, andaccording to
the Conditions tligjt to bmitoducett, it not Sold before by Pri-
vate Contract, of iellicktimely notice will be given, ,
ind.ROXALTV-
the Cowley p 6 Wilts, extending over nearly 4ano, Agee of
Land in a derghtful Sporting Country, and well stoc,lsed with
-Game, with the following Estate:
A capital Mes.suase and Manor House, called Chute House,
with Garden, Shrubbery, Yards, Coach-houses, Stables, Barns,
and other convenient Ouz-bui:dings, with a
.Farm and. Lands,
cdied Chute Farm, containing by adeneasurement 347 A. I R. 211'.
of Arable, Me'adow, and Pasture Land, occupied with the Man-
sion House, and now in hand.
A Messuage, Farm, and Lands adjoining_ thereto, called Fox-
colt Farm, containing by admeasurement 2C4A. SP. of Ara-
ble, Meadow, and Pasture land, in the eccuiation of Joseph;
Shipway.
A Meadow, in the occupation Of Philip Pulse, Esq. containi7l
' lA. 2R. 26P.
A Windmill, with a Cottage Garden and two Closes of
Arable Land, in the occupation of Will:ans Coster, containing
A. !At. MT.
A CI se of Arable Land, in the occupation of John Higgins,
collaiunrtineeng SCAot. Staßies9.2w2l3-th Gardens, dispersd in the Village andi
Parish of Chute.
The Annual Rents of 16s. ed. wi:h Fines uncertain on font:
LCcves.Yithe, °wl;di7rtthßethahaireg
dal-illael,nridoc.otslnnlsthaiyeircliimtnalgnpoceS P. granted
gr.anemtedoft!eAt:
ntlitet:
in 4AA.
Meadow, and Pasture Land, now granted out for teemsdetnemi.
ruble on one and two Lives, at several Rentoiaparsensingtogetber
to .1.:2 ls. 6d. pl. annum. • *
Freehold Rents of Xi. 9s. 2d. are payable ikons odor &Aaiun"-
the Lord of the Manor of Chute.
• The Rift,ht of Common belonging 19 this *state extends wax
600 Acres or thereabouts of, Sheep fllsivna, why are nowlen.
closing under an Act of Parfiatnetil; by virtue whereisf nearly one
third thereof will be allotted to this Estate, and wader srhieh Act
the purchaser may make, such exchanges of therm:keit laclesturt
and new allottmetits, as will render this Eau, ttz
The Mansion House and Farm in hand, wick Palm IR to
' Joseph Shipway, may be entered on at Mieheelmas next, on conk
pletion of the purchase. • • ' .
The Timber and Underwood 10 be naked tlonon et Is. a Sdrk
by two indifferent pampas, apd paid foe on noinigeoon of the
purchas..
As the Vendors, Bailiff, and Tenant will earrron their several
Farms in a regular courts, by planting Grua in the resent
Lenten, Coro, Tun*, for stocks, and fallow the Land for Wheat,
that the purchaser or. his tenants may take possession et Michael?
mu M a due course of husbandry—The • purchaser most enter
into agreentt:nt to pay for the same on completion, at the Valua-
tion atter, indifferent persons of their'utrpire.
• 'Chou -Wove Is only seven miles from Andover, and nine from
fistegerfordi and..nearly adjoins the beautiful Villege of Ap,
Blfsbalm • •
Tharnviral Tenants will spew gm premises, and printed pat-
slaters may he houlat the Star, Andover ; • Pelican tfe.ibury4
-and at t)le Oasts of .Messrs. Philpirt and Stott*, Ti;nsple, L4:113
don; and Mr. Alley. Hungerford, who are severally istil.orise4
84 Nib by P4Vilf COSAVP4.

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