To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By MR. ROUSE,
On Thursday the 18th of this current February, about Four o'Clock in
the Afternoon, on the Premises, at the King's-Arms, in Desborough, in
the County of Northampton.
THAT long-established, good-accustomed INN, very eligibly situated
for Business, in DESBOROUGH, in the County of Northampton, known by the
Name of the KING'S-ARMS, now in the Tenure of Mr. Richard Heywood:
Consisting of a neat Parlour, Kitchen, Pantry, Brewhouse, &c. with good
Cellarage; comfortable Lodging Apartments; Stables, Granary, and other
useful Out-buildings; with a roomy, convenient Yard, and a pretty
Garden; together with a new-built Blacksmith's Shop adjoining.
The above-described House and Premises are Freehold and in
substantial Repair.--The very advantageous Situation thereof, on the
Great Road leading from Market-Harborough to Huntingdon, &c. with the
peculiar Convenience of a Smith's Shop adjoining, cannot fail of
securing to it a considerable Part of the Road Custom.
Mr. Heywood, the Tenant, will shew the Premises; and further
Particulars may be obtained by applying to Mr. Robert Bond, Attorney at
Law, in Leicester.
N.B. This Lot will be Sold ENTIRE, without any Reserve whatever of a
Road, &c. or Claim to the Use of the Pump, or to the Yard in which it
stands.
Also, A Close of Rich Land, part in Grass, and part
in Tillage, in the Lordship of Desborough aforesaid, called the OLDS,
containing about Twenty-seven Acres, Statute Measure, in the Occupation
of Mr. Francis
Kilbourn, the present Proprietor.
This Close, (which for the Conveniency of Purchasers is intended to
be Sold in Lots), is Freehold, not Subject to Tythe, or charged with any
Payment, except the Land-Tax, and Parish-Dues, which are reasonable.
It's Situation also is very eligible for Occupation, as it adjoins the
Turnpike-Road, leading from Market-Harborough to Kettering, &c.
Terms, and further Particulars, may be known by applying to the
above-named Mr. Francis Kilbourn, at Desborough; or to Mr. Rouse, in
Market-Harborough.
Northampton Mercury,
Saturday 13 February 1796