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bUttltEl
Eighteen 'Milos from London, in the Neighbourhood of oatlands,
Weybridge. and Ilanipton Court.
A delightful VILLA, with tlardenerticssure (iron:ids. and
Lards.
TO B). LET,
Furnished or Unfurnished, for a Term of Years,
By WI N STA I.E I* and Si INS,
A MOST eimiplete LLA R10111)ENCE, with I>omes-
tic Offices of every. description, situate in a picturesque pain
of die county of Surrey, in a neighbourhood distinguished for its
respectability, field sports, and the excellence of the roads in every
direction. The Residence has recently undergone a thoroughly
substantial and decorative repair, es well as various judicious alter-
ations and improvements which comfort and convenience could
auggest, and is calculated far the iitauediate reception of an eats.
blinfunent of the first character. The rooms arc of excellent proper-
tions, and well arranged, and every part of the premises supplied
with excellent spring water. The offices arc ample. gardens exten-
sive and productive, laid out with mewls taste, tied the land adjoins
thepraincys.

urther particulars will be given to principals only, on applies.
tion to 11'ilistsialey and Sons, Paternoster-row.

SURREY.

Capitzl FAMILY RESIDENCE, with U Acres d Land, and
and a.t extensive Manor abounding with Dame.
TO RE LET,
On Lease, or advantageous terms, '
By WI NSTANLEI' and SONS,
ACAPITAL AI(II)ERN RESIDENCE, in perfect
order, Mutate in the most Wl:aired part a the County of
Surrey, 21 miles from London, with ti acres of Grass Land, and
7 of Surrey,

The house has been thoroughly repaired and decorated within a
short period, and is adapted in every respect for the complete ac-
commodation of a la-g.• establishment of the first respectability ;
containing a spacious entrance hall; dining, drawing, and break-
faia rooms, of excellent proportions; library, and billianl-room ;
nine principal bedchambers, and tour servants' apartments; kitchen,
servants hall, housekeeper's room, and other usual domestic offices,
well arranged, and amply supplied with fine spring water ; coach-
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buildings, and extaisive walled gardens ; together with the right of
sporting over an extensive manor of 1,501) acres, wcil stocked with
game of every description.
Further Particulars, with (lards to view, may be had on applica-
tion to Irinstauley and Sons, Patemoster.row.

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. IF:kt E E pOLD
_ESTATE.

Between Beaconsfield and Aowh in the County of Herts.
Elig:ble Residence, Farm, and band, containing Two Hundred
and Twenty-Seven Acres.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-iitreet,
At Oarrairay's Coffee-house 'Change-alley, l'ornhill) .on THUIII4..
DAY, the 23d.0f September, 1824. at 12.
AVERY PLEASANT COAI PACT FREEHOLD
ESTATE, c.illed WHITE'S FARM,
Land Tax Itedern.cd •

Situate in the Parish of Itraconaticiti, on the Raid from thence to

A inersham.
The Property and Residence of Joseph Stceduion, Esq.
comprising
An excellent F.I3IILY HOUSE, situate ca a lszautlful Lawn,
containing,
On the Upper Sfirry--A pleasant Study, Four Bed-chambers,
Claret, and roomy Lobby.
On the First Story—A handsome Drawing-roorn, with bowed
End, commanding tine and extensive Viers of the Country; Four
airy Bed-chambers, and Closet; large Store-room, Lobbies, &c.
Ground Story—An Entrance Hall, paved; an excellent Dining_
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Water laid on ; Coal and Knife house, and Cellars under the
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(each-hothes for four Carriages ; a Four-stall Stable, open
Stable, and huh over.
A productive Kitchen Garden, well planted, and part walled ;
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thriving Evergreens and Shrubs, good Orchards.
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The whole containing upwards of
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In a good state of cultivation, divided by thriving hedges, in a
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net. in a few hours' notice. Cootrans for Military, Natal, and
School Redding, executed in any quantity.
J. MIDDLETON solicit, a trial of the above Gonda; and he
trusts, upon comparison, they will be found supers or to any on sale
at the present time. Upon the principle of keeping the Bear Goods,
and selling at the Lowest Prima, he builds his hopes of future sue-
rs in aa7e, which he will scrupulously adhere to.

MATTRESSES, PAILLASSES, dc.
••• Oproaite Di 1031.8 Rcroaixory, 19, Barbican.