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London, England, 1811-10-25 00:00:00

WORCEiTERSHIRE.

CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE AND ESTATE.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. COURT and JACOB
(By order of the Assigitees of Mr. John Read, a Bankrupt), some
time in the Month of Novsmber next,
ACAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, called the
VALLEY, a condderaide part of which is newly built, and
not yet finished, containing, on the ground floor, a spacious Vesti-
bule and Hall, large Dining-room, Drawing-room, Br.:akfast
Parlour, Servants' Hal, Housek-eper's Room, Butler's Pantry,
&c. &c. with Lodeng-rooms and Attics in proportion ; a good
Garden, with a beautiful Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, Walks, Fish.
pondl, -and shrubberies ; Coach-houses, capital zLables, large
Farm-yard, new and excellent Buildings on an entensive scale,and
every requisite Out-office, suitable for a genteel Familly, and lasH
perfect repair, together with upwards of I'2o Acres of exceed-
ingly rich and truly valuab'e Land, principally.old Pasture, well
and ornamentally timbered, in the highest state of cultivaion,
and lying contiguous to the House, together with ten !Mall
Houses, Cottages, and Gardens. 'this desirable Estate, from
several parts of which !hetet are views of the Malvern, Aberley,
and Chat Hills, ewes much to Nature, and is sufficiently im-
proved by Art to render it nut second in picturesqoe beauty to
any in the County. It is situated' ill a retired situatisn, Affix two
miles from Bromsgrove, near the Turnpike-road 1. a.lMg from
that place to Stourbridge, 'ruin svhich it is distant abfut
let front Worcester, and the same from Birmingham, in a good
sporting country, hunttd by Lord Foley's' hounds, and several
pecks of itarfier are kept in the neighbourhood.
Fur a view of the House and Erare apply to Mr Bradford, at
Bourne Heath, near time Premises, and for further Particulars to
the Auctioneers, at Blackstone, out Bywdlry, or at their (Ace
in Worcester.

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Lot 8. A Messuagt, with the Out-buildings and divers Lands,
in the kolding of ihaw, containing together R. 13P.
in Lease with Lut 19, Ste. for s.: yehrt from Lady-day, 1812, the
reserwsl rent for this part being X 157 lac A!so a Plantation on
hand, containing 17 Perches.
Lot 9. Two Howie* and 'Gardens, with Out•buildings and
Lands, in the holding of Elisabeth Goodall, Thontas Swingwood,
and on hand, containing together 25.1. oR. 99P. or thereabouts.
I.ot 10. House, Out-puddings, and Lands, containing 9A. 2R.
7P. or thereabouts, in the holding of Charlet Palmer, under in
agreement for seven years front Lady-day, 1919, at the yearly
rent of Xl6. 16s. •- •
Lot 11. A Dwelling House, Garden, and Land, In the holding
of Aaron Bagnall, a yearly tenant, with a small Plantation ad-
joining, containing together SA. IR. 310. or thereabouts.
Lot 19. Four Pieces of Aratle and Grass Land, called •the
Holley Meadow, Os Leaniw, Nutley Meadow, and Brook
Meadow, containing together 17A. Sit. 10P. part of Sbawe's
Farm, and in Lease for six years front Litaly.day, Inll2, at the
yearly rent of S'22. mt.
l.oc IS. A Dv/ening House and Garden, in the holding of
Margaret Davis, with sev.-ral Crofts of Land adjoining the same,
held by Charles Paltner„yearly tenant, eoct.aining together SA.
2R. 291). or thereabouts.
Lotn. Several Pieces of Meadow and Pasture Land (a the
Lees; with an Osier Bed and Plantations on hand ; also a Piece
of Pasture Land, in the holding of Elisabeth Goodall, containing
together 10.1.2 R. 25P. or thereabouts.
Lot 15, A Blacksmitlio Shop. Garden, and Crofts, at Chipnal,
in the holding of Thomas Steele, containing together 2A. 214..
1311. or thereabouts.

Lo. 16. A Dwelling House, Garden tad Lands, in Ch'pnal,
held by James Wacg, casitaiumg together zA 2k. tt P. or there-
about,.

Lot 17. Two Parcel of Arabic !And on Lipley Heath, held
by John Spender, containing 12A. 3R. 9P. or thereabauts.
Lot 19. Two Pieces of .Arah'e Land on Lipity Heath afore-
said. a ;joining the Bishop's Woods, also held by Jelin spender,
containing 19A. IR. a4ii. or therealsou:s.
Lot 19. A hlessusge, ssi h Out-hirldings, Water Corn Mill.
and Appurtenances, ite the holding 01 Million lt treys, a yearly
tenant; also a Summer Hong?, Psantadon, and t'uul, un
the whole containing 40A. llt. 91P. or thel..lhnuta.
These Estates are very lin, roe. ahle ; pan date Meadows are
capable of heirs watered to great advailiark -
'Hie Hill is tii,tasit from Marlet Dra: tau four miles, sod from
Newport and Eccte4sall seven nti;es.
Printeti Particulars and further information may be had of Mr.
Rettlsow, Soltator, Lincoln's Inn. I .511,1siti ; 'Thom
Market Drayton, Salop ; and of Mr. Vickers, at ceinmcrt., urar
lindginsnls, with each ot; whom Maps bl the Es, ate are left fe
view the same, apply to Mr. Wiliam apenshi"uw, k itidiart
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sTO FOX-HUNTERS AND SPORTSMEN IN GENERAL.
This day were published,
Iluicliomely printed in fe. Bvo. price 9s. in boards, with appro
p!!1:,.. Embellishments by MAKE HALL and SCOTT, the Second
Edition of
LONGS OF THE CHACE, &c. including those
on Racing. Shooting, Angling, Hawking, and Arehert.
." In justice to the compiler, we arc induced to say that rhis
eriiection has been made with much judgment and industry.—
:he book Is exquisitely printed on fine paper, and embellished
with two beautiful engravings; viz. the Title and Frontispiece,
the j;iiit.etiorts of Mr. Marshall, the animal painter, and Mr.
J..lut Scott, the engraver. There is likewise what is called a tail-
piece, engraved on wood, representing, in miniature, the joys of.
the table after a fox-chace, and which has the best effect, not only
Am the ability of the artist by whom it is executed,but likewise
from extreme care in printing."—Vide Sporting Magazine, for
January 1811.
London Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 20, Pater-
nover-row, and sold by all Booksellers in town anti country.