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Taunton Courier, and Western Advertiser Thursday 09 Jul 1818
WEEK MOOR, &c. INCLOSURE.
I, THOMAS ABRAHAM, the Commissioner appointed in and by an Act of Parliament, made and paffed in the 58th year of his Majefty's reign, intitled “An Act for Inclofing Week Moor, in the County of Somerset, and other Lands in the several Parifhes of Curry Rivell, Drayton, Swell, and Fivehead, in the said County,” DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that all and every Persons and Person who have or hath any Claim or Claim to make to Rights of Common, or other Rights, in, over, or upon any of the Lands comprized in the said Act, muft deliver the particulars thereof to me, at the Bell Inn, in Curry Rivell aforesaid, on Monday the thirteenth, or on Wednesday the 15th day of July inftant, at ten o'clock in the forenoon; to which times and place I have adjourned the Meeting, for the purpose of receiving such Claims. And Person neglecting to deliver their Claims on one of those days, will be absolutely debarred from having any Benefit under the said Act in respect thereof. - Dated the fourth day of July, 1818,
THOS. ABRAHAM.
Manor of Creech Saint Michael, Somerset.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, in lots, by RICHARD WHITE and SON, Auctioneers, at the Caftle Inn, in Taunton, in the said county, on Saturday the 25th July, 1818, between the hours of 4 and 6, by order of Henry HINXMAN and Edward HINXMAN, Esqrs, devisees of William HUFFEY, Esq deceased,
The Fee-Simple and Inheritance of
The MANOR of CREECH SAINT MICHAEL,
In the County of Somerset,
With the Demense Lands, Reverfion of Tenements, and Lands held by lease for years determinable on lives, quit rents, &c. thereto belonging. - The eftate is beautifully fituated, three miles from Taunton and five from Bridgwater, two capital market towns. It has an extended Royalty abounding with game, and the sole right of ---ery?? in a large navigable river which runs through part of the manor. - For viewing the premises, apply to Mr. Thomas DYER, jun. of Creech, and for particulars at the office of Mr. TANNER, Salifbury, or Mr. KINGLAKE, Taunton.