To be SOLD by AUCTION,
By Mr. ROUSE,
On Monday the 17th Day of this instant August, at Two o'Clock in the
Afternoon, at Mr.
Richard Haywood's, the King's-Arms Inn, in Desborough, in the County
of Northampton, under such Conditions of Sale as shall then and there be
produced, and together or in Lots, as shall then and there be agreed
upon,
A Very fine CROP of BEANS, now growing in a Close in DESBOROUGH,
aforesaid, containing about eight Acres, lately occupied by
Mr. Francis
Kilborn.
Also, An exceeding fine CROP of WHEAT, now growing on about six
Acres, Part of another Close in DESBOROUGH aforesaid, likewise lately
occupied by the said Francis Kilborn.
Also, A very good CROP of BARLEY, now growing on about three Acres,
other Part of the last-mentioned Close;—and
A CROP of GRASS, of about an Acre, now also growing in the
last-mentioned Close.
And, To be LETT by AUCTION, at the above-mentioned Inn, immediately
after the above Sale, under such Conditions as shall then and there be
produced.
About THIRTY-FIVE ACRES and A HALF of fertile ARABLE and PASTURE
LAND, in DESBOROUGH aforesaid, lately occupied by the said Francis
Kilborn, and of which the Land whereon the above-mentioned Crops are
growing, is Part.
For further Particulars, apply to Mr. John Beale, of Little-Ashby, in
the County of Leicester, Grazier; or to Messrs, Harrison and Sheppard,
Attornies, in the Town of Leicester; and for a View of the Crops to be
sold, and the Land to be letten, apply to the said Richard Haywood.
N.B. The Crops are to be paid for at the Time of Sale; and a
sufficient Security will be expected for the due Payment of the Rent,
and proper Management of the Land.
Northampton Mercury,
Saturday 15 August 1795