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SHROPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-41y Mr. CHRIST(E.

At the Lion Inn, at Newport, In the County of Salop, fume
time in Odlober next, in fundry &Stahl:: and very eligible

Lots
`l-IE well. k flown and beautiful Elate of C HET.
LWYND, with Its Manors and Royalties, plentifully
Rocked and abounding with Game and ; lituated adjoining
the Market 'Town of Newport, on the old Lbeflar Road, and
diilant from London about one hundred and forty-five Miks,
called CHETWYND HALL. The ERabeumillts of& capital
Manfion, with cuaable attached and detached Offices, Garden.
PleacureGrounds, walled l'ark, Plantatioes, and Several eli-
gible Farms, and Cottages, free of Land -T:4, the greater Pat
Tithe Free, and eiceeding low in its Rates to the Poor.
Particulars of which are now preparing, and. wW be ready
for slcUvory one month prior to the Sale, and may then he had
of the Printers of the Ehrevitbury Chronicle and Chefter Cou-
rant, Birmingham; Chronicle, Liverpool ; Phertlie, and the
Staiforithire Advertifcr ; silo at the Linn, Newport; of MeIL
Strong and Still, Lineoln's-Inn • Melt-3. Shawes, Great Badge-
ltreet, Black-Friars; Rainbow: Coffee-houro, Cornhill; and of
Mr. Chriftie, Pall-Mall, where a Plan of the Eftate, as hated,
may be fern.

In the VICINITY of BATH.
TO BE SOLD BY AtTc. roN—By Mr. CHRISTIE.
At his Great-Room In l'alt-all, in Ottober neat,
_ _ _ _

ANoble and Spacious Stone-built MANSION,
with roomy Stabling fur fix Hodes, double
hourf, extenfive attached and detached Offices of every dcfcrip-
tion fulted to the Manikin; and the capita hem, excellent
Kitchen-garden with lofty walls well planted with the choicert
fruit-trees in full bearing, Pinery, Peachcry, Grapery, Melon
Ground, Ice Houle, !cc. seated on a beautiful Lawn in the mid*
of a Paddock of about 20 arcs of rich Land fringed with Plan-
tations, called Bailbrook Lodge, fituated in the parial of Bath
F.afton, la the county of Somerfct , forming a difplay of eleva-
tion on the rich architectural Rile, happily crowning an emi-
nence with undcfcriliable pleturclque profpeffis encircled by the
River Avon, Prior Park, City of Bath, fee. Stc. The interior
Apartments arc capacious, well conneded, of jolt peoportions,
and finifhcd with fimple elegance; the Domeftic °files' are
fully competent and Judkioufly arranged, and the whole Pre-
mites are moil amply fuppticd with tine water, (tilted fur the
imriedLite r acption of a large family. Ado eurrotinding the
Preanifa a capital compod farm, with t Ferns-honk and (toil-
aide Out-buildings,nni 1,32 acre. of rich Arable, Meadow, and,
Failure Land let off to a refpeetable Tenant, with power to te-
lluric pair-than of Go acres, if required.
Particulars may ha bad of the Printers of the Bath and Brit-
to! Papers; Cattle, Marlborough; Stacie's Hotel, SiVeyinouth ;
Mr. Richarelfon, Land Agency Office, Sydney-pike,' Bath;
Mr. Webb, Chertfey ; Meffn. Aldridge and Smith, Solkitora.
Lincoln's-Inn; at the Rainbow, Corntrdi ; and In Pall. MalL
A perfect annotts, to glen the Premlfes, which may be tiewed
with Tickets, to be had, upon application either to Mr. Rich-
arena or Mr. Chrlftie, who Is Impowered to receive propafah
by Private gontrad.

SHENSTONI NEAR LICHFIELD, STAFFORDSHIRE
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By My, WARREN.;
At the George Inn, in the City of Lichfield, on Friday, (October
sotb. dor, at three cialocli, In ton,

QEVERAL. very' eligible Fnieltolti FA
fituate at Pootherley, Lynagand Nether and Lower S• on-
null, ad in the parifit and sichity of (he ploafant tillagc of Shen.
ftoae. is a (parting part al the County of But rand, thnx mdita
from Lichfield, us front Wallin, and twelve from lib-ming-
ham ; alfo a capita/ Manfion, called Foothettei Rail, with Nit-
able attached and detached Onus, Combohnufe, Stables for
eight borfes' and other out-buildings. all In complete repair; a
large well planted Garden, bounded by a celebrated tri,iit
dream; tbs whale enstprifing moot 670 Armin( rich inclofed
Arable, Meadow, and Paiturs Land, in the highell date of cul-
tivation, with valitabit rights of Common on Shzr Md.
End and Druid Heath, now in the oicapadon of John lireyn-
tun, fly. under Leaf,: determinable in ado ; and of NI Arra.
Swan; Hand, Preftan, Adcock, and Mouflcy, all c.ry rerpca-
able tenants under Leaks determinable at I.ady-dry 1831. at
feversl roily rents, amounting to Eight a:.if 1::ty
Pounds and upwards. Ago about twenty A: r„ of C0r.,,-c
and Wood Laud. now in hand.

Another Frechoisi Mate, containing 89 Acres, 2 Roods, ;R
Perches, with a commodious Dwelling-houtc, and full/Lie O
builetinr,detghtfoliy fttuate at Hammerwich, la dot P

of St. Michael. Lihth.l..t; Ali., a 1.4:411.6,111.1 I 41n I
.s(•
a.ts lining to the Frrehold Prrntlf.:% with cony

beiv. fe, and other appurtenancn, and valuable kir

moa on Hogley, liay, and Cannock Chafe, held
ears Choral of Lichfield. for an unix pire.t term
3L Ba. per 1011111111, renewable every teveu yews

Farms and premiles 're in tho tackling of NI, Jan
soder I determinable at Lady-day, ISa,t,

not of 1451:

Winton-I-Particulars may be had twenty-or e de,
the Sale, of Mr. Simplon, AttgorUr y . it. G felt Cblet
maragbam ; Mr. Wdlington, Solceine.No‘ 3, Ktnes P
. .

TenTpie, London ' • Mr. Tbo. I.) curd, peat
MarTh, Glouerfieratire ; Mr. rr, SuJbury. Ir,
• " " ' .

as tie Fleet .4 ;of /tir. Diewrr, Printer, ller'

principal Isms st litagorst, Burton, Tamwfsn'

Uwe:it sod offer odjacent Town.; of IV
mover • and of Mr. f 3.•
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Woad EaJ, wi.ovrilitiew tbe roma,