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London, England, 1821-05-24 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

In the course of the ensuing Month of June, in One Lot, un-
less disposed of in the mandate by Private Contract, of
which due notice will be given,
AVERY VALUABLE and COMPACT FREE-
HOLD ESTATE (exonerated from Land Tax), situate
nearly in the centre 6f the Vale of Clwyd, in the county of
Denbigh, consisting of a handsome swell-constructed spacious
Mansion-house, called L LANRH [AIM HA LL, late the re-
sidence of RICHARD Wizuntut, Esq. deceased, with Coach-
houses, Stabling, and Offices of every kind, attached and de-
tached, of the most commodious description; and all the ap-
pendages of walled Gardens, Shrubberies, Plantations, Plea-
sure Grounds, extensive Lawns and Ikmosne Grounds, with a
profusion of fine ornamental Trees, scattered throughout, pre-
senting to the eye a most Park-like appearance, and exhibiting
altogether one of the most beautiful features in the surrounding
eountry, so eminently distinguished for the fertility of its soil,
and the grandeur of its scenery ; and comprising alsos several
well-couditiened Farms, of various sizes, with suitable Build-
ings, in the best state of repair; a newly-erected and well-ac-
cus;orned Water Corn-Mill, with two pair of stones, worked
by a powerful stream; and sundry Neat Cottages and Gardens,
containing in the whole by admeasurement, Eleven Hundred
and Four Acres Seven Perches of excellent Arable, and very
tich Meadow and Pasture Land, situate chiefly around the Vil-
lage of Llanrhaiadr, and In the Parishes of Llanrhaiadr and
Llartynys, in the county of Denbigh, lying on both sides of
a good Turnpike-road, leading from Rutbin to Denbigh ; within
four miles of the former and three of the latter town; and held
at moderate Rents, by responsible Tenants, from year to year.
There are upon different parts of the Estate, some fine Woods
of full-grown Timber, and valuable Coppices of thriving young
Trees, the whole of which are to be taken at a separate valua-
tion, to be produced at the time of sale.
One half or nearly two-thirds of the Putetate-money may be
allowed to continue upon the security of the Estate, if agreeable
to eke Purchaser.
I'i imed Particulars will be forthwith prepared for delivery, at
the following places, viz. at the Bull Inn, Denbigh; the White
Ruthin ; at the Eagles, Wrexham ; at the principal News
Rooms in Manchester and Liverpool; and at the Offices of
Mr. F. E. Barker, Solicitor, Chester; Mr. T. L. Jones, Soli-
citor, Omestry ; and Mr. James John, Solicitor, Palsgrave-
place, Temple, London.
Mr. Jan Armer, the Ground BIM at Llanrhaiadr Hall,
will ,hew the Estate, and any furth..r information may he had
by .1 rlytog to James Taylor, Esq. Moston Ihli, Matichester ;
04 to Ili". T. L Jones, Oswa4try.

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