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The HOUSE contains Entrance-hall, Dining-parlour, Li beaky, Dibilogeslimi; tfotc.teeln, hoe capital airy Bed-chant. hers on the first Story, a large Dressing or' Lady's Mornhiga room, open Vestibule, Closets, &c. On the second Story are four tacelleat Bed-chambers and a smaller Room, Closets, Ves tibule, &c. Upper Story, are five Servants'-chambers, Store room, &c. Principal i.,nd Secondary &aircasee. Capital arched Cc ller. ueder the house. The Officers coesist of a Housekeepers'. room, Weer-closet, Ste. a good Kitchen, Setillery, and Pump. of excellent Water, Larder, Brewhouse, Latirdry, Dairy, Shoe.room, &c. enclosed Yard, double Coach-house, and Sta bling fur twelve horses, and Lofts over; productive welled Gar Jen, felon-ground, Conservatory, Grayer'', &c. Pleasure ground, welt dry gravelled Walks and Grotto, Farm-yard, larger , Barn, Cart-stable, Dove-hoase, and various fiut.building s , A capital new-erected WA TER CORN-MILL, with three pair of Stones; excellent nevr-erected Dwelling-House, with walled Garden, Of ices, Farmyard, and Out-building s , an d about FIFTY -FIVE ACRES of rich Meadow and Arable Land, in the possession of Mr. Deer, tenant at will. A Convenient FARM-HOUSE, Barn, Stable, and various Outbuildings, Garden, Orchard, and Inds:mita of rich Mea dow and Arable La nd, containing about SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES, in the occupation of Mr. Romer Porrow, tenant at will. A CLOSE of MEADOW, called Barrett's Close, eon. raining about THREE ACRES, in the occupation of Mr. Groacte Guituar, tenant at will. And Sandry Cottages and Gerdens, at Rack-rent, at Will, and on Leases for Lives. The whole Estate consisting of about TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, • • Lying compeer; a most desirable Property for a Gentleman • in a healthy, pleasant , and sporting country, good neighbourh ood, excellent Roads, and great convenience of carriage to a: u l f rom London daily, from which It is distant eighty-six miles, and twenty from Bath. The flame may he viewed en Mondays and Fridays, between the hours of Eleven and Three, by Tickets, to be had at th e Office of Mr. illerewether , Caine, of whom printed Particular, may be had; at the White Lion, and the Lamb, Bath; Bush. Bristol; Angel, Marlborough ; Bear, Devizes ; the Hen anti Chickens Birmingham ; Bear, and the Crown, Readin g; P a li. can, Ne wbury; Castle, Sala•Hill; at Garraway's; of 'Messrs. Sandys, Horton, Roarke, and Sandy., Solicitors, Crane -court, Fleet-street; also of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden. square, London, where Tickets for viewing may be also ob. rained, and a Map of the Estate seen. BUCKS CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, nearly TITMLFRILII. and LAND-TAX REDEEMED, Divided in VA LU A BLE DAIRY FARMS, containing ONE THOUSAND TWO lIUNI)RED" AND TWENTY. THREE ACRES, part bounded by the River Ouse. ELIGIBLE FROPERTY FOR. INVESTING MOREL By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick-street. Golden-square), At Garraway's Coffecipust., in Exchange-allay, Cornhi ll , o n THURSDAY, April 19th, 11121, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, • (unlesi an acceptable offer is previously made by Private • Contract), riiiE LENBOROUGH ESTATE, situate n ear the Tsewn, and in the Parish of BUCKINGHAM, newt, Tithe-Free, and Land-Tax redeemed; comprising upwards of ONAL THOUSAND 'IWO HUNDRED and TWENTY. 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Sulick.or, Buckingham, where Particulars may be bad; 1:r. 1 4 at the Ctkbain Alms and White I-lart; the Bell Inn, -W4dovri Oeorge t iand Hart, Aylesbury ; Crown, Amersham ; star, Oxford; Red Lien, [Ugh Wycombe; White Horse, Uxbridge; Nlessrs. Kaye, Fr:shtield, anu Kaye, New Bank-buildhap; as Oatraw4y's; end of Mr, .gottini, Warwick•strest, GAMY squire, Lfralen, Whore; Plsa of the Estate may Oe seen, ...