To be sold before the 14th of September next by John Moore[1] at MacKery[2] in the County of Armagh, the Fee and In[heritance?] of the towns and lands of Tolvan[3] and Tullyodonnel[4], situate in the parish of Deserteneagh[5] and County  of Tyrone. The Leet-Roll of said lands to be seen in the hands of the said John Moore and Thomas Verner[6] of the city of Dublin, Esquire and proposals received by them. Dated this 10th day of July 1769.

N.B. this advertisement to be continued only five times.

On the first day of September next will be sold by public auction in the Bush House[7], parish of Killyman[8] and County of Tyrone the interest of the lease renewable forever, of upwards of 46 acres of land, part of the townland of Correny[9], near said Bush House, greatly enjoyed by Samuel McMinn[10], deceased, said premises are remarkably good for tillage, and well accommodated with water and turf bog, and thereon a good stone lined dwelling house and office houses, subject to a yearly chief rent of 7 pounds and 2 pounds on each renewal. These lands are situate within 2 miles of Dungannon, four of Charlemount, three of Stewartstown, and six of Cookstown, good market towns. The title deed may be seen in the hands of Mrs. Margaret McMinn[11], widow and executrix of the late Samuel, or in the hands of Mr. William Oliver[12], her attorney, in Cookstown.

N.B. some household furniture and implements of husbandry will be sold at the same time. Three months credit will be given to approve security. Dated the sixth July, 1769.