Star.
London, England, 1807-09-25 00:00:00

VALE OE LLANGOLLEN, DENBIGHaIkth

On Thus:Jay the tft day of October, 1807, at the Hand Inn, in
Llangollen, in the County of Denbigh, in the following Lots'
and fubjed to fuels Conditions as ih3ll be then produced (unisfs
previoufly difpofed of by Private Coutradt, o( which due notico
will be given) i
THE following VALUABLE EST A T E S,'
VIZ. Ctiantities.
Lots Tenants Names Tenements A R. P.
IL Ellis Edwards Pengwern Hall and Demcfne 167 2 23
2 J. Edwards, E. Evans,
and E. Edwards Pengwern Farm 133 2 S
3 John Edwards Part of Ty iifa 2 1 23
4 Ditto Ditto 4 0 0
c Ditto Ditto 4 3 8
6 Ditto Eras grahly and Cottage t o to
7 John Jones and John Pengwern Mill and part of Tiry
Edwards Fclin I 2 6
8 John Edwards Erw Pengerrig 1 t 32
9 Ditto Y Dolydd 4 3 20
.to Ellis Edwards Meffsage and Farm 33 1 3
It Widow Parry Ditto 35 o :7
to j Edwards, carpenter Ditto 17 2 29
13 Thomas Evans Ditto 38 3 is
14 Jonathan Hughes Ditto 30 0 2
13 Edward Evans Ditto 6 a 3
16 Edward Evans Macs y Croes 2 0 0
17 Ellis Edwards Coe Hello and Rho, fiengsvcm 117 a 4
18 Edward Evans Erw Cathod 3 2 20
19 Ellis Edwards Caeaw Pen y Coed ' 41 15
The above Farms are fitnated in the tovenftdp of Pengwern, in
the beautiful, luxuriant and rtanantie Vale of Llangollen, the Ice-
nary of which has been the admiration of all travellers. The
woods and coppices are well grown, and the timber of large di-
menfions which are to be taken by the purchafers at a fair valua-
tion. North Wales cannot produce a more eligible or d: firable
&nation for the refidence of a genteel family than this eftate.

Te ftreams running through the Eftate are numerous, and ren-
der the greateft pan capable of impraement by irrigation.
The Shcep•walks arc very estenfive, comprifing above 700
acres, and their boundaries are well afeertained.
The: town of Llangollen adjoins the Eftate, which comprifes
the whole of the townthip of Fengwern, with the exception of a
cottage or two, and is in a ring fence.
The dillasice from the market town of Wrexham is Is miles,
from Ofweftry is miles, and from Ruthin 13 miles.
The tenants have dire Lions to thew the eftates. Printed par-
ticalan may be bad of Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Mold ; Wes.
Philpnt and Stone, Hare Court, Tempe. London ; at the Hotel
and Feathers Inn, Chatter; the Hand Inn, Llangollen ; at the
Eagles Inn. to Wrexham; the Royal Hotel, Liverpool ; and at all
the principal Inns in the neighbourhood.
N B Further information may be obtained at Mr. Wynne's
Office, in Mold, where a plan of the Elates may be [ctn.

DEER. PARK.
IN THE VALE OF HONITON, DEVON.
To'be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT',
'HAT truly elegant modern Manfinn, called
DEER PARK HOUSE, with Pleafure Grounds. Garden,
and Offices complete, Curreunded by a valuable eftatc uf ahotteloo
acres of excellent land, lying very compaet. The hook is a new
built fubltar,tial manfion, with a !ouches afped, delightfully fituate
on a geede afcent, commanding the molt beautiful view of the rich
fcenery of the Talcs of Honiton and Oittitham, about a miles from
the market town of Hankon, 14 from Exeter, and q from Sid-
mouth, at a convenient diltance from the Great Weftcrn Road;
and contains or, the ground fl or an entrance hall, rs fret by 12,
with an elegant Itaircafe and fpacious dining room and drawing
room 30 feet by tB, and upwards of IA high. On the feeond floor
a library so feet by 12, and 3 bedrooms with dreffing rcotns. he
raft wing of the houfe contains a kitchen, houfekeeper's room,
larder, back kitchen, and dairy, and 4 lodging rooms over;.; and
the weft wing a fnull parlour, butler's pantry. fervants hall and
wall-houfe, and 3 lodging fetillig over ; walled garden, which is
well flocked with fruit tree,. The coach.houk for 3 carriages,
fis-flallcd !table, hunch and Caddie hooks, Cow honks granary,
and other offices are at a convenient diltance from the houfe.

The lawn, plantations and other dotes occupied with the man•
fion hook, and which lie In the front, and about it, contains about
35 acres of eteelltnt land, and at the foot of the lawn runs the
river Otter, a remarkatle fine trout thews, adding greatly to the
beauty and valise of the Iltuation.
I he remainder of the eltate, on which there is eredted a new
built convenient farm houfe sus proper, diftanee from the manfion
houfe, with every neceffiiry office and outhoufe, is let to a good
tenant for a Ilion term of years at an ear), rent.
The eftate is freehold of inheritance, and the land tat redeemed.
All the buildings have been eretited within 9 years, arc In perfe4
repair, and form a truly dtfirable and beautiful nfidenee for -a gen-
teel family.
For viewing ,the premifes apply at the mandon bode, and to/
further partiodsrs to Mass. Townfend and Yearft, Solicitors,
Honit on, Devon.
The F. rebakr may be accommodated with pofilffion of the
mention houfe, and lands occupied with it, at Chriftnas next, and
witb.the furniture at a fair valuation.

Part octlte purc&alc•mpnei may remain on ino: tea gc o I the
eitate.

PUBIIe AtIVANTA
11HE sid,Sarta7e tr,e rws)litt trtol.t a!i#ltes
& from refularbi c flierced pr arefE,Val men
clufivrly their ftu ies to one finches -f malr:v; was nev-r
rroarly dernonftrared than Lar r‘e im,,tample4 fricert. wl.4elv •
act- Aril the aJmi i leathers of thei.• new remedy an! the ;sew
"rdinary cure. tt haq C.-rearmed F-er a lune frel,•rof•-ears.
CUR RI la and t'n. Surge., frrmerly M3jetv'esArf,i,
have made the Ve,ereal Difeafe the particular 011tet nf4tdria
vtftigvion a d art br,rp.• in having difeorere-J a me*"
.art,
net to mercury in the cure • f that conlplait.t—it Is Whirs r to
Ihfreve that the rife Rs of this remedy are .I,amet-iellly
thole ^f mercury for though i e.qu...ietet• ersafrates „very
f th- virus, in its mori corlirmed nage, yre it tine%
'gall injure the eanititution—on the eldtrary it renov rtes tike tyr„
tern in all 13 natural fundiona, prornotes.aonerire sod I,acnita...i
ligrftine—thus inftead of reAtieng a streng an I viq.ar"us coa
lon tea the frightful enndieion that mercury drag it nor oly Int. •
krves that conflitutiou in Its primitive Rate, hut reftorcs a w.ak
and dehilitated nnt to its natural ftreogG and vigour.
Nora herlefs inflance s are on 'ecent record of th - fuperior elletcji
of this Medicine, its inherent and :I:locate virtues astting as A psf,
paeil corrective to debility w!rether proceeding froi
an excels of cemiugal or illicit pleafure, or from the trot..'
infiduous, though net lefs deftruetive 1- luigence of -ea
ti..as youth of hot!* frxes in a c-rtain Pern.ieiaelb habit Am
the mela: eholy variety of difirders which ate the confequlace
this folkary vice, there are nnne mnre aglieti• g than that
ltate ot dehility and deficiency. which preteen„. orcmtiitters the th
trimonial Rate ; the unbacenv ruff, rel. bream!, over ill. mirferme4'
af!:antei to reek relict, unfit i.r is reduced to :I,e'S a Alto Of w... 11:
nets as to render life opprefave. To fuel It mutt hero es*.
reflealln, to km,w that they may now. I:y a new
mode of treatment, be.reftnred to that greateft of all busitsi,'
togs, a ftrong, manly, and vigorous amilitution.
Ip all cafes of debility. deficiency. from whatever catifiterlfi.sk
as web as in every fpeties cf venereal infedion fatirs Currie/8E
Co. may be eonfulted by piri-mts o' either ft:, MO t!..e grease*
'ecre:y and honour, at Orit houre. No tr:7 attm GI-den
I.etters from t.ll. Country (croft psi 11 Nell: Ii g a bank 3,Cti
wild have the neceiEry m.dicine anal a Avire fent to any part n' the
Klngeorn. No zzy flatten tirrtleta.