To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. ROUSE,
On Wednesday the 27th of this current January, about Six in the
Evening, at the George Inn, in Desborough, in the County of Northampton,
THAT Substantial New Stone-built and Slated MESSUAGE or TENEMENT,
very eligibly situated for Business, on the Great Road leading from
Market-Harborough to Kettering, &c. and near the Centre of the Town of
DESBOROUGH aforesaid, late in the Occupation of Mr. William Ling,
deceased;—Comprizing a large light Kitchen, Pantry, Shop and Parlour,
on the Ground Floor; with excellent Vaulted Cellaring underneath (in
which is a nice little Dairy), a very good Stair-Case leading to three
well-proportioned Chambers, and two Roomy Garrets.—A spacious Yard, in
which is a Pump, plentifully supplied with Water; Brew-house, Work-Shop,
Cow-House, &c. and a pretty Orchard, or Homestead, about Half an Acre
adjoining.
And on Thursday the 28th of January, about Six in the Evening, will
be put up by Public Auction, at the George Inn, in Desborough aforesaid,
A Compact and very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE;—Comprizing three
Closes of Rich Grazing Land, called the OLDS, in the Lordship of
STOKE-ALBANY, in the County of Northampton; containing together about
twelve Acres and a Half, Statute Measure, late in the Occupation of Mr.
Wm. Ling, deceased. These Closes are well fenced and watered, adjoin
each other, and have the peculiar Advantage of each of them opening
directly into the Public Road leading from Stoke to Desborough, &c.
This Estate is subject to Tythe, and also a Quit-Rent of 1l. 17s. 6d.
per Annum
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. ROUSE,
On Wednesday the 27th, and Thursday the 28th of this current January,
at Ten, on the Premises, at DESBOROUGH, in the County of Northampton,
THE Entire, Neat and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and various other
EFFECTS, late the Property of Mr. WILLIAM LING, deceased;—Consisting of
Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Cheque Furnitures, &c. Feather and
Wool Beds, Blankets and Quilts; Dining, Tea, and Dressing Tables;
several Sets of Chairs; Deal Screen; Bureau; Thirty-hour Clock;
Fire-Range, with almost every Requisite for the Kitchen, Pantry, &c.;
Thirty-three Gallon Copper, with Working Vat, and seasoned Wort Tubs and
Barrels adapted; Milk Leads, Churns, and other Dairying Utensils. The
Fixtures, &c. of a Small Shop, as Counter, Drawers, Shelfing, &c. Boxes,
Scales and Weights, seven Looms, Warping Bars and Scale, Comb Pot; four
Pairs of Wool Combs, Washing Wrings, &c.; Quantity of Jerzy and Yarn;
Number of well-manufactured Tammys; several useful Saddles; Steel Malt
Mill; about forty Ash Boards, and Oak Boards with Studs, &c. for a
Garner, ten Oak Trees felled, upwards of twenty Oak, and other Groins,
and Rough Timber; two Ricks of Good Hay, well laid up last Summer; about
eight Quarter of fine Oats; a Hovel Frame, Quantity of Fire Wood, &c.
and Manure; also four valuable Milch Cows, a nice fresh Heifer, and a
very promising Stirk; twelve Shear-hog Sheep; Handsome Bay Colt, rising
four Years, and a useful Bay Road Horse, about seven Years old.
*** The Household Furniture, &c. is intended to be Sold on the first
Day; and the other Property, with the Hay, Live Stock, &c. on Thursday.
Northampton Mercury,
Saturday 23 January 1796