Peremptorily to be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. EDWARD LEES, of Nuneaton,
At the House of
Mr. Thomas Kilborn, the Sign of the King's-Arms, in Desborough, in the County
of Northampton, on Wednesday the 22d Day of January next, at Three
o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will
then and there be produced, and in one or more Lot or Lots as will be
mentioned at the Time of Sale.
ALL that elegant and substantial new-built Brick and Slate FREEHOLD
MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, excellent walled Garden, Yard, Stable, Barn,
Hovel, Cow-Shed, capital new Pump, and other Conveniences, together with
about nine Acres of rich Land adjoining thereto, situate at DESBOROUGH
aforesaid, about five Miles from Market-Harborough and six from
Kettering, adjoining the Turnpike-Road.
The above would be a suitable Purchase for a small genteel Family,
who might wish to reside a few Miles distant from a Market-Town. The
House is in complete Repair (belonging to which are two large Pews in
the Church), the Garden large, well laid out, and planted with a good
Assortment of Fruit Trees and Shrubs, now occupied by Francis Kilborn,
Gent. who is going to change his Place of Residence; and the Purchaser
may be accommodated with a considerable Part of the Purchase Money.
And in the Forenoon of the same Day will be
DISPOSED OF, upon the Premises,
the FURNITURE of the HOUSE, and a large STACK of capital CLOVER, SEED
CLOVER in the Barn, and upwards of 100 LOADS of rotten DUNG.
Mr. KILBORN, or the LANDLORD
at the KING'S-ARMS,
will shew the Premises; and further Particulars may be had at the Office
of Mr. THORNLEY, Attorney at
Law, in Hinkley.
Northampton Mercury,
Saturday 11 January 1806
Note: advert also
appeared in the Mercury on
Saturday 28 December 1805