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LINCOLNSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A VERY valuable ESTATE. lituate in the Pa-
rifhPs of N'haptode and Ho'beach, in a Ring Fence, confift-
ing of the Manor or reputed Manner of Littldiocy, and flunky
Farms, containing 1398 A. IR. 27P. of very rich Feeding Land.
three hundred Acres of which are at prcfent under the plough,
and the remainder principally Old Swanh. The Buildings are in
complete Repair, and fame of them newly crated within theft two
years.—The Land Tax is redeemed. The Ellett is let to relpedta-
ble 'lcnants at eafy Rents, on Leafcs of which three years are on
expired, when a very conaderablc improvement may be made, and
is [United near a Navigable River, right Miles frail Spalding,
twelve from Bolton, four from Ifolbeach, and twelve frorn
Wif-
beach, all good Market Towns, and the Roads good, and one
hundred Wes from London.

Further particulars may be had, on application to Mars. roger
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both frt Leeds; and Mars. Fofter, Cooke. and Frac, Lincoln's
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