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SWERFORD HOUSE, OXFORDSHIRE,
SINGULARLY IIESIRADLE SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD
MANSION, AND PADDOCK, AND TYFHE FREE
FARM.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr MIINI4,
At Garraway's on Friday, July to, at Twelve &click, (witers an
acceptable offer be made by Private Contradt),
THE truly Valuable and Compad FREEHOLD
E3TATE, in the Parithes of Swerford and Hooknortons
comprifing a fuhilantial Rone manfion called Swerford
with dinucftic offices of every defcription, newly erected ornamen-
tal r.,nge of Ilablinu' for eleven bodes, double colch•houk, chaife-
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water, a paddock of rich land, ornamented with Rattly timber.
a conftant ftream of water running at a moll defirable dPtaoee in
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attached to rural (ports, feveral packs of hounds beitg kept in the
neighbourhood, which is plentifully flocked with game; a cud-
&lambic pall of the purchafc money may remain on mortgage for
.4 limited time. Swerford is a ',lnfant village, fituate eight
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neighbourhood a ighbourbOod highly rerptdible and falubrioun. The Per •
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John Falknot, who !villa on the manfion, will thew the elate,
and particulars may be bad of Edward Horne, Efe.. Solicit,,,
Searle ftreet, Lincoln's Inn; of Joreph Knight P.fq Solicitor,
Scow on tha Wo:d. Glouceiteretire; and of Mr. Munn, Wal-
brook, near the Royal Exchange; *here plans of the canes
may be ken. Particulars aro at Gatraway's, and at Cha2pel
Hou'e.

TO COTTON SPINNERS AND COTTON MANUFAC-

TURERS.

WEAR FIELD COTTON MANUFACTORY, I..XETER.
TO BF DISPOSED O.F BY tRIVATE CON FRAC r,
For the remainder of a Term of Four Score awl Nine een Years,
determinable on the deaths of two good Lives, aged refpedircly
about 27 and ts years, and for a concurrent Term of 41 Years,
abfolute, which commenced from the rub of S.ptember, t 793 ,
held by Leafe from the Mayor and Chamber of Exeter, under
the yearly Conventionary Rent of 20t.
A CA i'l I'AL, EX I'ENiIVE, and COMPLETE
CO [TON MILL. and MANUFACI ORY, with the Mill
Gear, Tackle Mill, Yard, Outhoufta Buildings, and Appurte-
nances belonging thereto, well worth the attention of Cotton Ma-
nufadurers, having been creek.' on the beft eonfirucclion. is in
complete repair and order, and fituated in the immediate vicinity
of the City of Exeter, on the River Exe, which affords a powsifill
Stream to drive the Machinery, and the Wear that diverts the
Water for that purpofe is kept in repair at the raid Mayor and
Chamber's expence.—Thc Concern can be extended to as large
a fcale as may be waft!.
The Mill is built of brick and Bone, and confifts of a centre
Building and two Wings ; the centre contains four Floors for Ma-
chinery, and an Attic Story ufed as a Reding and F 11110144 Room.
One of the Wings cormprifes a Counting book, Warehoufc, and
other neteffary Cffices, and the other forms a fubflantial and ele-
gant Dwelling haute, hitherto ufed as the refidence of the italve
Partner in the Concern.

In front of the Mill if a Plnt of land ufed as a BlcaChlng
Ground, and adj ining to the Dwelling-bourn is a good Garden,
Behind Jse Mdalufadory is a Yard, round which are Fourteen
Cottages, with (mall Gardens, erected for the acconunodation of
the Superintendants and Workmen employed in the Mill; and
adjoining the Yards are Cenral I.4ts and other Buildings.
At one end of the Plot in fr.. .t of the Mill is a good Bleaching
Houk, dritk all the neceffary Machinery and Chymical Appara-
tus for the hltaching and finilhing of Callienes, Twin, and Hole,
and alfo a Drying Hunk, Stove, and Trim Shop.

alto to be:Difirfed of,

All the Machinery and Utcniils of Trade hi thefaid Mill, which
are in corn. lete repair and condition, and madr upon the brit and
neweß principle, eomprding 32 Water Twat Spinning Frames,
each Frame containing 84 Spindles ; two Mules, each containing
204 Spindles ; 3t Carding Enghes, Gawk% and Raving Frames,
Reels, &c with every other Article ce.:.:lTaty for the preparing
and (pinning of Cotton Twig and Weft, and for completely car-
rying on the Spinning Bufinefs in all ita Branches.
Alfo, Four Carding Engines, three Roving Billies, and hrteen
Spinning Jennies for Weft, 141 Looms for the Manufacturing or
CalUcoss of different defcriptious, and 42 plain and gigger Stock-
ing Frames.
This Mantifaetor* poffeffes numerous local advantages, and is
the only Cotton Mill in the Weil of England.
A ready file for Callicoes and Haft may always be found in the
Neighbourhood. The price of labour Is confiderably leis than that
paid in the North of England, and any number of wort people
ally he &mart,' at a very Short notice.
For further particulars apply to Main. Greenaway, Inn, and
Need, Exeter , or Meffrs. Peter Berthon and Sons, Marcbank,
Flilikury (quart, London —Exeter, May 14,

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ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA,
May 19,1807.
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