Saturday 20 Feb 1819 (p. 1, col. 3-4 + 6) SALE OF FARMING STOCK AND HUSBANDRY UTENSILS, AT ROCKLIFF HOUSE. TO BE SOLD, on WEDNESDAY the 24th of FEBRUARY instant,-All the Valuable STOCK and HUSBANDRY UTENSILS of DAVID CARRICK, (WHO IS DECLINING FARMING) consisting of Seventeen Milch Cows and Cows with Calf, mostly of the improved Short-horned and Ayrshire breed, Three Work Horses and One Young Mare with Foal, Two choice Young Horses rising three years old, One capital Sow, Nine Young Shots, One excellent Young Short-horned Bull of superior breed, Three Stirks and One Calf; an excellent Gig and Harness, little worse than New, Seven Carts and Cart-gear, Three Ploughs and Three Pair of Harrows, One Turnip Harrow, One Horse Drill, One good Roller, One Winnowing Machine, One excellent Straw Cutter, and various other articles. N. B.-YOUNG BULL, got by Sir Isaac, which was got by Alfred, from Comet, out of Venus, full brother to Patriarch, (sold at C. COLLIN's Sale for 365 guineas); his Dam was descended from the Premium Cow at Darlington in 1798, and from Mr. HUTCHINSON's Red Bull that won the Premium at Durham, in 1787, intermixed with the blood of Punch, the Blackwell Ox's own brother. Also to be Sold, the above Young Bull's DAM, got by Madoc, son of Windsor, (which was let to his Majesty); Madoc's Dam was nearly related to the Blackwell Ox: she is now alive, and 17 years old, and supposed to weigh 80 stone. The Sale to begin precisely at 12 o'clock.-Credit will be given on satisfactory Security. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IMPROVED FARMING STOCK. TO BE SOLD, at MIREHOUSE, near KESWICK, on Wednesday and Thursday the 10th and 11th Days of March, 1819, without reserve;- ALL the FARMING STOCK of Cattle, Horses, Husbandry Implements, Hay, Straw, Corn, &c. of JOHN SPEDDING, Esq.; consisting of Fourteen Head of Cattle fit for the Butcher, Eighteen Spring Calvers, Five Bulls, Nineteen Heifers and Ten Steers (One and Two Years Old) Three Calves, bred from West Highland Cows, and Short Horned Bulls of the best Breeds. Sixteen Horses of different ages, some of them suitable for the Saddle or Harness. Some Lots of LARCH and other WOOD, felled last Winter; and a considerable Number of OAK TREES, about 60 of large size, Marked and Numbered in the Woods at Mirehouse, will also be offered to Sale on the second Day. The Sale will commence with the Fat Cattle at Ten o'Clock precisely. Catalogues and Pedigree of the Cattle at the Place of Sale. The MANSION HOUSE at Mirehouse, ready Furnished, with Six Acres of Garden, Lawn, and Pleasure Ground, and 15 or 20 Acres of Land, if required, WILL BE LET, by Private Contract, for one or more Years. Apply to Mr. SPEDDING, at Mirehouse, or Messrs. STEEL and SON, Solicitors, Cockermouth.-Six Months' Credit. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WOOD SALE. TO BE SOLD, by AUCTION, at NETHERBY, on Tuesday the 2nd Day of March, precisely at 11 o'Clock (for Ready Money),-A considerable Quantity of large well-grown BEECH, SYCAMORE, ASH, ELM, and LIME TIMBER, now Cut, near Netherby.--February 15, 1819. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LEASEHOLD PROPERTY IN TITHES, ADDINGHAM, CUMBERLAND. TO BE SOLD, by AUCTION, early in the Month of May next, (unless an acceptable Offer to take the same by Private Contract shall be previously made, and of which due Notice will be given,) THE CORN TITHES of the Hamlets of WINSKELL, HUNSONBY, and GLASSONBY, in the Parish of Addingham. The above valuable Property is held by Lease of the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle for Twenty-one Years, from November 23, 1818, subject to a small reserved Rent payable yearly. The Time and Place of Sale will be specified in future Advertisements, and further Particulars may be known by applying (if by Letter Post-paid) to the Burser of St. John's College, Cambridge.