TRULY VALUABLE FLOCK OF SHEEP,
FAT BEAST, CART HORSES,
IMPLEMENTS IN HUSBANDRY,
STACKS OF CORN, AND GROWING CROPS,
HAY, KEEPING, TURNIPS, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY HOLLOWAY & SON,
On Thursday, the 15th day of
September, 1836. on a FARM in the LORDSHIP OF DESBOROUGH, in the County
of Northampton, in the occupation of Mr. Gulliver, and the Trustees of
the late Mr. Lansbury;
THE LIVE STOCK
CONSISTS of 45 tupping ewes, 30 shearhogs, 20 theaves, 45 lambs, four
fat beast, five superior draught mares, in excellent condition; and two
yearling colts.
THE IMPLEMENTS IN HUSBANDRY
Consist of three narrow-wheel waggons, one broad-wheel cart, one
ditto, with iron arms, nearly new; three ploughs, field roll, pair of
harrows, large sheet harrow, pair of seed harrows, corn staddles,
quantity of hurdles, winnowing machine, by Cooch, nearly new; barn
tackle in general, harness for seven horses, 40-round and other ladders,
forks, rakes, and various other implements.
THE CORN, HAY, KEEPING, &c.
Consist of a quantity of wheat in the barn, the produce of 12 acres;
wheat hovel, ditto oats, stack of beans, quantity of tares, seven acres
of barley, now standing; and nine acres of clover seeds, about seven
tons of new hay, ten acres of eddish, 46 acres of grass keeping, 50
acres of stubble ditto, and four acres of turnips, to be eaten off by
Lady Day.
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The Keeping to be let until the 10th day of October next.
Every convenience will be afforded for the consuming of the Fodder,
in excellent yards, well supplied with water.
*** The above Flock of Sheep
are sound and healthful, and the Stock in excellent conditions.--The
Crops of Corn are abundant, and of excellent quality.
To view the above, apply to
Mr. W. LANSBURY,
Desborough.
The Sale to commence at Ten o'clock.
Northampton Mercury,
Saturday 10 September 1836
Notes: "eddish" is
stubble