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SALMI HY AUCTION.

STOCK OF CHOICE WINES.
B' )b. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Man. Hartholornew.lane. on FRIDAY NEXT,
the 17th 1) fiber, a# Twelve &Clock-
THE valuable STOCK of tine Old PORT. MA-
DEIRA, SHERRY. and CA IeCAVELLA WINES,
consisting or sisty.eight dozen of Port, sia years in bottle; seventy.
two dozen of ditto. four years in bottle; Eft .four donne ditto,
two years in bottle; ninety.eight dozen of Madeira; forty.ll4
dozen of Sherry : thirty.seren dozen Calcavella.
N.B. The Winel, will be reguLarly delircred by moats to the
respective purchrser..
bsuiples may be bcd by paying for. and tasted et the fiat. of
Sale; and Catalogues had at the Mart, and of 51r. iVillsuns,
Torogrnorton.street.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATES
AN!) TITHES, near 4.Thertsey, Surrey.
About 20 mita from Hyde Park-corucr, aml in the vicinity of
Oatlands.
By Mr. RAINY,
At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY. Dce. 17, at 12,_ in It Lots,
Lot 1. VITOODH A or RODWELL'S FARM, Free-
hold and Tithe Free, comprising about 104 acres of
amble, tue.stiow. and mature laud, with a comfortable fern-house
and otSces lin hand), situate at Wsodbam, two miles and a half
front Chertsev. and one mile and a half from Addlestone.
Lot 2....-TWO ENCLOSURES of LAND, Freehold and Tithe
Pme (in band). situate on an eminence, near Lot L a11",16^3b4:
extensive and beautiful views, with frontage to the road, and pre-
sutirg an eligible site far the erectlon of a villa.
Lot 3.—DOWSLEV FARM. adjoining Lot I. Copyhold af,d
T;tio Ft4r.., comprising F.S acres of 112tIOW, amble, and pasture
land, with farm-lionse sag. sot-bintikogs. on law to and la die
oce_ntidan ofilfl. Assign.- -• •

Lou 1. 5. C. 7, It, 9. 10. and ll—The GREAT and SMALL
TITHES of Hrock's Fonn. Anningsley EPrlll. Barnett's Farm.
and the Farm adjotning to Hartiett's Earns. Duntford Farm. Sages
Farm. ma-Juhmkm's Farm., in the .!anon of Wood.
ham and iValton Leig'i, aid cotataining altogether upwards of
1,0110 acrri.

'lr. Wm. Grindstone. at Iroodham. will show the lands i and
printed particulars, with plans. may he had of him, timed.
mg the sale; also at the Inns at titMnes. Chantey. Windsor.
Guildfonl. and Kingman : of T. Laooste, Esq. Clicrtsev ; of Mr.
tem.:ridge. solicitor. Charlottesmeet. Bloomsbury ; at din Auction
Mart; and of 31r. Rainy. 8. Berkeley-square, London.

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