The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-01-19 00:00:00

KENT.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES.
Comprising a capital %rater Corn-Mill. with a very powerful Fall
of Water. and an excellent- Family Dwelling-house' Five Cot.
taws. and 40 Acres. I Hood, and 39 Perches of titetile Arable,
.Meadoe, Orchard. and 'Wood Land.
By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY.
At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY. Feb. 8, at 12. in Se.
yen Lots, by order of the Heirs-at.,baw of Mr. John Knight,
deceased,
A Valuable and highly desirable FREEHOLD FRO-
PERT 1., comprising HORTON.MII.L. in the occupation
of John Russell, situate on the river Dartinth, in the parish of Hot.
ton, between Dartford and Famingbant, now used as a corn-mill,
working five pair of stones ; but from the constant and steady sup-
ply of water. capable of being converted into a paper, gunpowder,
or any other mill where great power is required; with a genteel Fa.
roily Residence attached. mat-house, barn, stable, and other con-
venient offices, walled garden and paddock, the whole comprising
four acres one rood.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as GILLS, in the parish
of L)arenth. with Cottage Residence and thirteen acres litany-five
perches of arable and wood head, now in hand.
A FREEHOLD ESTATE. comprising eight acres, one rood,
thirty-seven perches of valuable wood land, forming part of Da-
renth Wood, in the parish of Darenth,alsoln hand.
A corl,x6E, BARN, and SHED, in the parish of Stone.
with orchard, garden, and field, in the wieupetion of Thomas Net.
tlinglittn, containing five acres, one roodtwenty-two perches.
TWO COTTAG ES,GARDENS. ORCHA RD, and SHAH,
in the parish of Stone, in the occumuipt ef Robert and William
Dueling, Thomas Bartholomew, and William Durling,jun. con-
taining one acre, three roods. and five
A COTTAGE, GARDEN, ORCHARD.I and WOOD, in.
the parish of Stone. part in the occupation of Edmund Bartho-
lomew, and the remainder in hand, containing four acres and thir-
teen perches.
An ORCHARD. in the parish of Stone, containing two roods
and sixteen perches ; and a CHERRY ORCHARI), in the parish
of Swanscomb, containing two acres, two roods, and twenty-six
perches, both in the occupation of Robert and Wm. Dulling.
May be viewed, with leave of the respective tenants, and parti-
' cedars had at the place of sale ;at the Lord Nelson, Gravesend ;
Bull and George, Dartford; Lion, Famingham : of Messrs. Low.
less, Crosse, and Batty, Solicitors, Threadnaalle-street ; and of
Stevens and Brenchley,* Old Jerry.

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SANDHURST, KENT.
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a com-
pact and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. called Brick
House Farm and Castle Gate, most desirably situate near Sand-
hurst.green, in the Parish of Sandhurst. Kent; consisting of a
substantial and commodious farm-house, eart.house, barn, arid other
suitable buildings, together with HA. la. 83r. of excellent Arable,
Meadow and Woodland.
For further particulars and terms application may be made to
W. G. Bolton, Solicitor, 25, Austinfriars, London.
gee); LEsigmu 11-SQUARE.
TO be LET, PurriWed, for Three Years, or for a
shorter period, if desired, a very commodious FAMILY
RESIDENCE, with suitable offices, gardens, detached Nash-
house, laundry, coach-house, and stable, if required. •
The premium are in complete order, containing six bed-cham-
bers, a dressing-room, principal and secondary drawing-rooms,
dining-room, library, handsome entrance-hall, store-room, two
water-closets, two kitchens, butler's pantry, and convenient
cel-
larage, the whole handsomely furnished, and fit foe the occupation
of a respectable establishment.
For cards of admission, and further particulars, apply to Win.
staples, and Sons, Paternoster-row.