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London, England, 1817-10-18 00:00:00

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATEi.

Fitensive MANORS, abounding with GAME, GROUSE, Ste.
DOMAIN, FARMS, at.d LANDi, upward; of THREE
`USAND ICRE;, principal part lithe-Free, near
SHREWSBURY, in the County of SALOP.
TO BE '..OLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Coffee-house, In Fsehange Alley, Corot%lll, on
Tuussuev, Novsstsca 20, 1117, at Twelve o'Clock,

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THE Va•uable and extensive FREEHOLD and
small part COPYHOLD ESTA IFS, principal part rithe•
free, situate contiguous to the Town of SHREWSBUItY, in
the County of SALOP: comprising the cap tal and Extensive
Manor or Lordship of HOGS row E and GA:rI'EN, with court
Leers. Court Baron, Bent% Bo iakies, Privtlege*, and Appu• re
Luca% thereto beimging aboundung with °aloe, with up wardti of

TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES
Of rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Wood Land. in a ring
fence, beaulfully diversifed by Hill and and ornamented
by line Streams of Water and rich Wields, divided Into eligible
Farms, with excellent Farm-bouses, Yards, Earns, Stables, and
all necessary out buildings , in the occupation of Messrs. Adam
Rutherford, W. Hotchkiss, Francis Walford, PouPer S. Beau.
asond, R. Bowen, 1. Wainwright, R. Pugh, Bowyer, rudor, and
others, respectable ; pale on lease and at will; situate
in the Parishes of Rat lichupe Pniverba:ch, mad Church Stratton,
within note miles of bhrewsbury,
Alan tie MANOR.: and h$ PATES situate at WELBATCH
and W HI runt, on the road trots Bishop's Castle to Shrewsbury.
divided into two compact Farms, with eligible Firinsbouses and
out buildings, eadstpleards of
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWEN fir-EIGHT ACRES
Of skis Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. lying compact, in
' the occupation of Messrs Hughes and l'isorntoni respectable
Tenants at Will, in the Parishes of St. Chad, Ciinduver, and
Ponte'bury, within three milts of the Town of Shrewsbury,
abounding with Coal. which Is now working.
The Estates present a most elirble opportunity for the invest-
ment of money, being capable of considerable improvement ; and
it is presumed they abound with Minerals. A most eligible pro.
perry for an Agriculturist, or Gentleman fond of Field Sports
and Fishing; the situation healthy, and goad roads la various
directions. . .

fa he viewed by applying to the Tenants, of whom particulars
may be had; or of Mr. Richard Pugh, Gatten ; of Francis Wal-
ford, Esq Clenkhill, near Sluswsbury ; William lenient., Esq.
mt.dinal; Messrs. Coopland, Dukes, and Salt, Solicitors, and the
Carle and Crown, Shrewsbury; Castle, Bishop's Castle, and
Hrtdgenorth ; Star, and of Was. Handy,
,Essi Worcester; of
Messrs. 'rent.ant and Harrison, Solicitors,Gray s Inn ; at Garra-
was 's ; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick street, Golden-square, Lon-
don ; where Plans of tbe gimes say be sees.

OXFORDSHIRE.
BETWEEN CHIPPING NORTON and BANBURY.

CAPITAL and most Bloble FREEHOLD ESTATE. Tithe.
Free, excellent FAMILY MANSION, with OFFICES, &c.
FARMS and LANDeI about 100 ACRES.
TO BE SOLD PRIVA 11l CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
THE very Desirable FREEHOLD and TITHE
FREE ESTATE; comprising SWERFORD-HOUSE; a
stone built Family Residence, with Ofßees; an minim range of
.Stabling, Coact -bawds, and Outbuildings; empire! Walled Oar.
den!, Sic. placed in a fine commanding simation In a rich Pad-
decbipand bounded in front by a stream of Water, which may be
enlarged to form a beautiful Vista, and surrounded by other rids
Meadows, and ornamented by line grown Timber •1 recs. Also,
several very Valuable LANDS of Pomfret' Buttereomb, Foxhole,
middle or between I owns ; i a ook Norton and Ci atilt Farms, with
good Farm-bouses, Barm.Stabies, and all requisite Outbutitlinp,
sundry Cottages, wbb Lindens, Sm. Ile whole near

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SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES
of rich Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Land ; the principal part
Ist re respectable Templets and the estimated part In hand,
making a rental of upward: of
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS

Per Annual.

SWERFORD to a dry brakhy si:urioa,abounding Oasno
—a most desirable pruperty for a Gentleman Sportsman, or for
INIMS'I lIiG .:401sikY. Packs of Harriers and Fox Hounds
are kept in the Arigbbourimed, wbkh is highly respectable, only
six aides from Banbury, eight from Chipping Norton, aid tit
trout Oxford.
May be viewed by applying at 'M Mansion, or Rabat Mor•
Jaunt, Esq. Florham Park. *bent Particulars may be bad; and
•f Mr. ['Alas, Warwick-urea. Ookka-squire; where a Plaa
may be sow.

DA'-BY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is
evertor to all other remedies for the wind, purging% eewhl
volition,. and thou disorders in the steennch and bowels of
infants, which prove fatal to so many tinder the ass two years.
It is ninny efica4ons in chokes, loses, and other complaints is
the intestines of jr•WIll persons. ,
This invaluable Cordial hietbdsse, invented by the late Mr.
Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, is ebb prepared by Me ee,l
Mrs. Frances Gell, and her sons, to whom also. be heieseilled
this property, by his will. It Is veld only by F. blewlery said
Sous, at the elii-establiabed Warebeme, No.4S, the Ease find of
St. Peas. Me third boom from C.heapsitle, price MM. a bottle
but if procured elawsrhrre, be amp to ask for Doll's Dolby's
Carminative," and we that the nave's F. Newborn" is mimed
its the stamps. *id also by J.Sanger,l6o,oeford-easeti Poiebalig
Imoramei Hawkins, Band'eAreeti Tang 10=474446M1610ft
St/idling, Romaravaakirs end J. Maria,

JOURNAL IA TOUR r 4,1 RESIDENCE in
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To wbsca aldril, an APPEND! Xno FRANCE ; written in
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ViSAYS 'in the NATURE and PRINCIPLES
of l'A`Vt E.
• By ARCM ALION, .„
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MU*IC.
'llls day was published,

IL PUNTEI.I.O ; Tits SUPPORTIR. Contain.
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