The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-07 00:00:00

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DELIGHTFULLY WOODED ESTATE, WITH
GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDENCE.
MR. BACH respectfully announces, that he is authorized to
treat for the Sale of
•
"THE LLYNMADOC ESTATE,"
situate on the south-eastern border of the County of Mont-
gomery, and within 24 miles of Shrewsbury.
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The Estate possesses a GE TEEL FAMILY RESI-
DENCE, fit for immediate occ ation.
The Out-buildings are re e with every convenience, and
in good repair. There is al CAPITAL MALT-HOUSE,
capable of working 60 Bu els every four days; and, as 4
Grain Store, it would be a great acquisition to any Person
engaged in the Oat, Malt, or Corn Trade, being in the midst of
excellent Markets, and within One Mile from the Ellesmere
.and Montgomeryshire Canal; to these advantages are appended
240 ACRES of MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE and
WOOD LANDS.

The Meadows are partly (and may be wholly) irrigated.
The Arable Lands are clean, full of condition, and under pro-
per Agricultural Crops. The Wood Lands are highly Orna-
mental, and of about 60 ye irs growth, and will furnish annually
an useful fall
,thev are composed of Oak, Elm, Ash, Beech,
and4laarch. Ihe Orchard is small, and gives about 12 to 1500
Gallons of Cider. The Tithes and other parochial outgoings
are very moderate.
Llymnaddoc may fairly CHALLENGE ANYTHING IN THE
BRITISH lARKET as a delightfully retired spot, commanding
extensive distant Mountain Scenery, almost bounded by the
splendid Woods and Plantations of. Powys Castle Park, (the
Casten Coch" immortalized by Sir Walter Scott in the
Crusaders,) the seat' of Viscount Clive, the Long Mountain,
the Brydden Moel y Golfs, with Rodney's Pillar, &c. &c., em-
bracing the wild, the magnificent, the picturesque, the sublime,
and the beautiful, in the greatest richness, and in the most
beatific delicacy.
The heart-stirring bugle of the huntsman invites to the hills,
and the meandering glides of the Severn, and contributary
purling, streams, tempt to " trace up the brooks." It is sur-
rounded by a people distinguished for polished hospitality, and
quietly removed from a busy manufacturing town.
If increase of wealth be au inducement, the flourishing manu-
facturers of Newtown, in its matchless article, affords ample
scope for the profitable exercise of capital. At once a Paradise
for the hours of recreation; a seat of business for the days of
activity.
Excellent Building Stone is raised on the Premises.
The London Mail and Liverpool Coaches pass daily, nine
miles from Welshpool, six from Newtown.
A Map of the Estate, and a Field Book of its Culture, now
lies for inspection, at Mr. BACH'S Office, Clarendon-buildings,
Liverpool.

VENETIAN WINDOW-BLIND MANUFACTORY,
26, Scotland-place, bottom of Rich pond-roue
13 OBERT PRESTON, in returning thanks to his Friends
XI, for past favours, respectfully informs-Ahem and the Public
in general that he continues to ma facture VENETIAN,
PARLOUR, SHADE, and WI BLINDS of the very
best materials, and, having had T enty Years' experience in
the business, to which he has given unremitting attention, will,
he hopeS, be an ample guarantee for the superior finish of spy
orders with which he may be favoured.

WHEREAS, by a decree of the high court of chancery,
made in a cause, " Radcliffe v. King," it was, amongst
other things, referred to JAMES WILLIAM FAIIRRE, Esquire,
one of the masters of the said court to inquire and state to the
court who were the next of kin -"of ROBERT MORDAUNT,
late of Heythorpe, in the county of Oxfcrd, etttleman, deceased,
who died on the 23d day of Novemb • living at the time
of his death, and whether any of th were since dead, and,
if dead, who was or were their legal personal representative or
personal representatives. Any
.person or persons claiming to
be the next of kin of the said Robert Mordaunt living at the
time of his death, and, in case any of them are since dead, the
personal representative or personal representatives of him, her,
or them so dying, are, by their solicitors, on or before the Bth
day of July:lB3s, to come in and prove his, ber, or their claim
or claims before the said master, at his Chambers, in Southamp-
ton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or, in default thereof;
he, she, or, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the
said decree.

SHACKLETON, 'WRIGHT, and HUNTER,
Plaintiff's Solicitors. •

-DURSUANT to a decree of the high court of chancery, made
in a cause "Radcliffe v. King," the creditors of ROBERT
MOItDAUNT, late kof Heythorpe, in the county, of Oxford
gentleman, deceased, who died on the 2:3ldo>prof November,
1824, are, by their solicitors, on or before t Bth day of July,
1835, to come in .before JAMES WILLI. FARKER, Esquire,
one of the masters of the said court, at his chambers, in South-
ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or, in default thereof,
they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said decree.
SHA.CKLETON, WRIGHT, and HUNTER,
Plaintiffs' Solicitors.

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