Particulars and conditions of sale of sundry capital and singularly eligible freehold estates, in the counties of Essex, Suffolk, and Bucks, the property of Thomas Staunton, Esq; decd. Consisting of the Capital and Extensive manor of stow, In the Parish of Great samford; The manors of little samford and tewes, With courts baron, royalties, &c. stored with game; a mansion house, sundry Capital farms, a wind mill. The Fighting Cocks Inn, and several Messuages, Cottages, and Tenements, in the Parishes of Great and Little Samford, containing together about one thousand and eighty-nine acres, Of rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Lands, Situate about Four Miles from Thaxsted, and Seven from Sapron Walden, in the most Pleasant and Fertile Part of the county of essex, Part of which is in hand, and the Rest greatly underlet to responsible Tenants at will, viz. Mess. Peter Portway, John Coe, John Dench, Robert Goulstone, Peter Portway, Jun. William Stock, James Philpot, &c. at Annual Rents, amounting together to near eight hundred pounds, But capable of considerable Improvement. The capital and extensive manors of peasenhall, colstonhall, and baddinghamhall, With courts baron, royalties, quit rents, &c. A capital messuage or mansion house, Called sibton great house, With proper offices, gardens, and paled paddock, containing forty-eight acres. The Great Tythes of Sibton and Peasenhall, and sundry Farms and Tenements, in the Parish of Sibton, Lying contiguous, and situate within Four Miles of Saxmundham, Six of Dunwich, and Seven of Halesworth, near the Sea Coast, in a pleasant and fertile Part of the county of suffolk, containing together Three Hundred and Forty-Two acres and upwards Of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, Part of which is in Hand and the Rest greatly underlet to responsible Tenants, viz. Mess. Edmond Turner, John Turner, James Cumberland Bentley, and Joseph Baggot, all of which, except Joseph Baggot, are Tenants at Will, at Annual Rents, amounting together to Four Hundred and Ninety-One Pounds and upwards, But capable of considerable Improvement. The perpetual advowson and right of presentation to the Vicarage of Sibton, with the Church or Chapel of Peasenhall, of the Annual Value of about £80. the present Incumbent aged about Forty Years. The Lordship and grange of smeunes of great Extent, With court baron, royalties, fishery, &c. stored with game; two eligible farms, and capital water paper mills, In the parishes of soulbury and breckhill, Within Three Miles of Penny Stratford, and Four of Wooburn, in the county of bucks, And two tenements and gardens, In the parish of wooburn, in the county of bedford, containing together ninety-four acres and upwards Of excellent land, and much underlet to Mr. Horne and Son, John Franklin, and Joseph Body, at Annual Rents, amounting together to One Hundred and Twelve Pounds Ten Shillings, But capable of considerable Improvement. Which (by Order of the Trustees) will be sold by auction by Mr. Christie, At his Great Room, Pall Mall, on Tuesday, April 17th, 1792, at One O'Clock. In ten lots.

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