To be Lett, for a term of seven, fourteen, or twenty-one years, from Lady Day, Part of the
Barton or Farm of Budshead
In the parish of St Budeaux, in the county of Devon, being the seat of the late Sir Henry Trelawney, Bart. deceased; consisting of a good dwelling house, barn, stable, pound-house, cellars, and other convenient out-houses. Also a garden, and very good orchards, of the best cyder fruit trees, now in their prime, containing about 10 acres. And likewise, a divers closes of arable, meadow, and pasture, in all about 105 acres; all lying very compact, and now in the possession of Mr Matthew Trevan; situated within four miles of Plymouth and Plymouth Dock. The arm of the sea runs close under the farm, and all kinds of manure may be had at a cheap rate. - The produce of the farm may be conveyed in barges, if necessary, to Plymouth and Dock, at a very small expence.
For which purpose a public Survey will be held on Thursday the 22d of September, instant, at the Pope's Head in Plymouth, by Three o'clock in the afternoon. - And in the mean time, for viewing the premises, apply to the tenant on the farm. And for further information, to Mr Pott, in Plymouth.
Plymouth, September 2, 1774.
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