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London, England, 1810-07-13 00:00:00

Lot 90. Two other Pieces of
rich Orafs Land, tilled the New
Combs. containing together about If 2 0 Rider! Ir
This Lot will be sold subject
to an Occupation Road to Lot
19, unless purchased by the
wee Person as Lot IS.
Lot 21. A Piece of rich Pas-
tore Land lying contiguous to
Lots 19 and 20, and adjoining
the Turnpike Road leading from
Lloadrtnici to obtewshury, cal s 4
the Acre teasow, Gowan:ling too
gether about - - tt • ;Weevil Wil4e.

- This Lot will be sold subject
to an Occupation Road to Lora
19 and CO, unless purchased by
the same person as Lot 18.
Lot 22. An Allotment of Com-
mon Land on the Breyddin Hill,
adjoiuing to lands of Ralph Leeke
and Thomas Wingfield, Esqrs.
containing about - SS 3 19 Richard Wilde.
AS lON PIOOT ESTATE, Parish of WORTHEN.
Lot 23. A new built Messuage,
and another Dwelling-house near
thereto, with the Out-buildings
and appurtenances, also divers
Pieces of Arable, Meadow, and
Pastors Land, lying contiguous
dteataelt,4llllnaining tovether about 21 016 MITI Evora;
Lot 24. A Meadow, called
book Stile, lying contiguous to
kat Lr, containing about - 1 Is 3 John Evans.
Lats. Several Pit ces of rich
krombaw and Pasture Land, son-
Wein together about -
Those Lands are in a very im-
proving state, and would he a
great acquisition to any neigh-
bowing Farm short of Grass
Land.
Lot 26. A Piece of rich Arable
Land, called the Furlong, adjoin-
ing the Shreersbury Road, lying
contiguous to Lot 23, containing
about 7 It $ John Enos.
Lot 27. A Piece of Land, called
the West Meadow, situate near
the village of Worthen, capable of
being floated at most seasons, con-
taining about
Lot 23. A good Arable Field,
called the Cock-Sbut t, situate near
to Lot 26, containing about -i 0 SO John Evian.
Lot 29. A small %table Field,
called the Patch,adjoininst rebinds
of Mr Roe/lauds' containing about 1 039 Jobs Evans,
Lot 30. Three Panels of Arable
Land, called the Virtles, adjoining
to lands of Mrs. Batton and Mr.
Lewis Cooke, containing together

20 2 20 John Evans.

2 1 8 John Evans.

about - - U 0 34 John Eno
Lot $l. A Pasture Field, called
Ox Leasow, lying between Lands
of 1. Kynaston Powell, Esq. and
Mrs. Becton, containing about - 1 3 2 John Evans.
I.ot U. A Piece of newly-en •
closed Land on Aston Hill, con- _ _ _

taming about - S 990 John Evans.
MIDDLETON ESTATE, PARISH OF ALDERBTIRY.
Lot 33. A Messuage, and an*.
cher Dwelling House, with the
Outbuildings and Appurtenances
thereunto Monging, and divers
Pieces of Arable. Meadow, and
Pasture Land, containing together
about - 1K 1 Is Maud Erma.
The Tenant of this Lot holds
under A Lease for the Lives of
!visual. aged 79 Years, and his
Son Thomas Browne, aged 42
Years, and the survivor of them,
at the yearly Rent of £133, capa-
ble of great improvement. The
Estate has a Right of Common en
Middleton Hill, and will be sold
subject to a Chief Rent of 7s. 9d.
a year, payable to the Rev. Arch-
deacon Corbett.

LY ESTATIA.

Lot 34. A Piece of very excel-
lent rich Meadow Land, adjoin-
ing to the River Severn, situate at
Underdak, near to the Town of
Shrewsbury, containing about -
Lot 33. A complete $ stalled
Stable and Coach -house adjoining,
and Hay Lofts over the same, with
the Appurtenances, situate in Bel-
mont, Shrewsbury, in the occupa-
tion of - - - -

4 1 27 Thome PeOf

c+it~

lola Robin*

Lot SO. A complete 4-stalled
Stable, with Coach-house and Har-
ness Room adjoining, and Hay
Lofts over the same, with the
Appurtenances, situate in Belmont
' aforesaid, and in the occupation of
the said - - - -

-•-• Jab Robins.

Lot 37. All that Garden or
Piece of land, the whole of which
is waited, and well stocked with
choke Fruit Trees, is full bearing,
and in which is a Summer House,

Melon Pits and Frames, lactate in
Belmont aforesaid -

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I. Pun) iird..-sa.

This Lot is eligibly situated fir building on.
The above Estates are let to Tenants from Year to Year, ez.
cept the Farm at Middleton, and are redeemed of Land Tax.—.
The Lands and Premises in Liandrinio, Liandisilie, and Crig•
gion, are situate on and near to the Banks of the River SeVera
and the Montgomeryshire Canal, and the Whole are neer to

Lime and Coal, and within convent distances of Weklspool,
Oswestry, and Shrewsbury, all good Market Towns and enjoy
many other local advantages.
The Purchasers may be accommodated by a Part of the Par.
chase-money remaining on security of the Estates ; Particulars of
which will be explained to such Persons as may be desirous thereat
at or before tbe time of Sale.
Printed Particulars, with Maps annexed, descriptive of each
Lot may be had at the Place of Sale, of Mr. Samuel Gittins, at
Llallsinio; at the principal Inns in Oswystry, Ellet•mere, Wii•
Beoppe. Bridgnorth, Ludlow, Bishop's Castle, Welabpool. sod
ssod
ine tatlzary; the Pt:ise otLers Birmingham
Liverpool
of the
vertnagbrant. Gazott
also of zi Cr.t•esterae
ily Bowie; Sr. Vickers, at Crainere; at the Office of Mr.
egodis,llo.or, Greet Jwites.etres. Louden; and at dwell*
Maio% Matidoelend Saws, Strowebory, who will,
jetioo, heti* say girth. Putiedm
• nit teepectlve Tomas will eiVII the Palgsgo.

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