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SALES BY AUCTION.

• . WITHOUT RESERVE,
VAL.:ABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, PECKHAM and
WAI.WORTH, Land Tax Redeemed.
By DRAYTON and VENTOM.
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12, by
order of the Proprietor, in Two Lets, under circumstances
admitting of no reservation, unless an acceptable offer should be
made by Private Contract,
ATruly Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE of Six-
teen respectable brick.built HOUSES, of the annual value
of :lot/. held for terms of sixty-six years, at low ground rents,
comprising eight newly-erected brick-built dwelling-houses, num-
bered 7 to 14, Inclusive, in Clay-street, near the Hose-
mart, Branch, in the touch-admired village of Peckham ; and
eight brick-built dwelling-houses, No. I to 8, inclusive, in a new
street called Hill-street, 31ontpelier•tields, between Walworth and
Kanningttn.
The whole of these houses have been recently erected, are neatly
finished and well timbered ; are in neizhbourhoods daily improv-
ing, within an easy distance of London, and present to the capitalist
an eligible opportunity for an investment.
May he viewed any day prior to the sale, and printed particulars
had a, the Rossynary Branch, Peckham ; Golden Linn, Camber-
well ; Horna,.gmoington ; and of Drayton and Ventcnn, Auc-
tioneers, Leadenhall-street ; and at the Auction Mart.

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TO SIEVL4i-SMITIIS AND OTHERS.
FIRST-RATE PREMISES, A DELPHI. STRAND.
Ily DRAYTON and 17 E N TOM,
At the Mart, on THCRSDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the
Assignees of Thomas narnant. Silversmith, a Bankrupt.
911 HOSE very superior and truly commodicus PRE-
IL 31ISES, presenting a handsome and uniform elevation, parti-
cularly well situated for businetn., being No. 72, the corner oldie
S:rand.
The property comprises a substantial brick-built and stuccoed Re-
sidence. erected on arches, and containing a spacious and command-
ing glasett-fronted corner shop, particularly adapted for the prose-
cution army respectable retail trade, where a first-rate situation is
required ; three extensive arched wine.eaults, particularly eligible
for a wine-merchant. The domestic part, to which there is a sepa-
rate ei.tranee, consists of numerous airy chambers, patent water-
closet. lofty drawing and dining rooms, parlour, kitchen, and every
other necessary office toy the comfort and convenience of a family of
respectability. The whole in excellent repair, with the advantage of
an immediate possession. Held on lease for the remainder of a
term, whereof forty-one years are unexpired, at a ground-rent of
per annum, VII. As.
31ay be viewed any day preceding the sale. Particulars had
n the premises.; of Messrs. Freeman, fleathcote, and Cleburne,
Solicitors to the Commitsion,37, Coleman-street ; Mr. Tan r.
licitor, New Ilasinghall-street Drayton and Ventom, Auctkticers,
97, Leadenliall-street ; and at the Auction-Mart.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, NORWOOD. SURREY.
GENTEEL RESIDENCE, WITH SIXTEEN ACRES OF
LAND. TITHE:FREE...

By DRAY TON and VENTOM,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT. at 12 in Two
Lots. unleas an Acceptable offer is previously made Cy Private
Contract,
Lot I.A MOST respectable and comfortable RESI-
DENCE, replete with every accommodation for a
respectable family, very delightfully situated on Westoe 11111, near
the Windmill, in the preferable part of Norwood, amply supplied
with water, within a abort distance of the Church. and six miles
from London. It contains four best chambers, three secondary
ditto, drawing and dining rooms, breakfast parlour, at.d every
hecessary domestic office, coach-house, stabling, neat cottage ad-
joining. and large productive garden, tastefully laid out and well
cropped.
Lnt 2. SIXTEEN ACRES of FREEHOLD productive
MEADOW LAND, in six enclosures, ranging with the high
road, containing excellent brick earth, and justly presumed to offer
a favourable (ppm tunity for the erection of villas. There is also
a brick-built cottage. spacious barn, cow and cart lodges, stabling,
farm.ydrd, piggery, &c.
Alay be viewed by application on the premises. Particulars hail
at the Crown, Norwood ; Golder Lion, Camberwell ; of Mr. Edis,
Solicitor. 211, Broad•strcet-ktiltlings nod of Drayton and Ven-
torn. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 97, Lesdenhall-street, and at
the Mart.

LOWER TULSK-tilletb, NORWOOD—MINERVA-TER-
RACE AND RILTSBELLSTR E.ET, 11111NT1)N-ROA D.
VALUABLE COTTAHK-RESIDENCE.
With Garden and Paddock, and Ten respectable Dwelling-
Houses.
By DRAYTON and VENTOM.
At the Auction alert, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 12. in Four
hots, by order of the Assignees of Thomas Barnard, Silversmith,
a Bankrupt,
Lot I. A Brick-built detached RESIDENCE, with
/-I:slaied roof, pleasantly situated within its own giounds,
at Lower Tulse-hill, Norwood ; containing four chambers, dres-
sing-room, drawing and dining rooms, breakfast-parlour, and every
necessary domestic office; two-stall stable, coach and chaise house,
poultry and tool houses, cow-house, piggery. &e.: large produc-
tive flower and kitchen garden, and two acres of excellent meadow
land, with the erection of cow-house. It is divided from the road
by a spacious fore-court, carriage-sweep, and iron-railing, and dis-
tant from London live miles. Held ou lease for forty-seven years,
at the low rent of 731. per annum.
Lot 2. Five newly-erected and substantial modem brick-built
DWELLING-HOUSES. pleasantly situated in the high road,
numbered 7,8, 9. 10. and 11, aliverva.terrace, Brixton-road, par-
ticularly adapted for the residence of genteel families, and contain.
ing airy chambers, drawing and dining-rooms, and every necessary
domestic office. Held on lease fur seventy-five years, at the low
ground-rent of 651. per annum.
hot 3. Two newly-erected brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES.
numbered 19 and 20, Russell-street, Brixton-road ; containing
airy chambers, drawing and dining rooms, and every other neces-
sary convenience. Held on lease for seventy-three years, at a
ground-rent of 18/.
Lot 4. Three Ditto, adjoining, of the same description, num-
bered 21, 22, and 23, and held for the same term, at a ground-rent
Of 271.
The Tulse-hill house may be viewed on application to Mr.
\Visa, next door ; the Minerva-terrace houses, on applying to Mr.
Portlock, at No. S; and the Russell-street, to Mr. Chapel,
at No. 20.
Printed particulars may be had on the premises ; of Messrs.
Freeman, Ileatlicote, and Osborne, Solicitors to the Commission,
47, Coleman-street; Mr. Tanner, Solicitor, New Basingitall-
street ; of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers% 97, Leadenhall-
street ; and at the Auction Mart.

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
A capital Double-action Harp, a Six-octave Cabinet Pianoforte, in
a splendid Rosewood Case; a Mahogany Glazed Library Book-
case, a Grand Piano, by Tomlinson ; Pictures, Books, and
Etects. By Mr. BUI,LOC,
At his Rooms, 211, High Holborn, THIS DAY, at 12.
THE FURNITURE includes a handsome four-post
bedstead, with rich furniture and bedding t several others ;
a mahogany wardrobe, four large plates of glass, sets of excellent
parlour and drawing-room chairs, couches and sofas ; dining, card,
sofa, Pembroke, and 100 tables ; curtains, carpets, oil-cloths, side
boards, tenders, fire-irons, chests of di avers, and a variety of cham-
ber furniture, kitchen requisites, &c. &e., removed from Brixton
and Camberwell.

JOHN-STREET. BERKELEY-SQUARE.
STOCK OF A WINE-MERCHANT, THE HOUSE AND
FURNITURE,
Valuable and select Library of Books, in French and English, a
capital Winged Bookcase, Office Desks Iron Repository, &c.
By Mr. BULLOCk
On the Premises, 11, John.street, on TUESDAY NEXT, and
FOLLOWING DAY, at 12 each day, by order of the
Assignees.
/11HE STOCK includes some very good and some very
1 bad WINES, and consists of 6 hogsheads of old Claret, and
atout 1,000 bottles of various sorts of Champagne, Claret, Malm-
sey, Burgundy, Sherry, Mountain, Tokay, Calcavella, &c. ; wine
baskets, empty bottles, casks, and utensils ; all the houseTiold fur-
niture, fixtures, books, plate, china. linen,,,office-fittings, desks, &c.
On the First Day will be SOLD, the LEASE of the RESI-
DENCE, No. 11, John-street, and the Cellars in Hays-mews.
The premises may be viewed till the sale, and the furniture and
stock one day ; particulars and catalogues had on the premises ; of
K. J. Butt, Esq. Solicitor, 97, Great Russell-street : and of Mr.
Bullock, High Holborn.
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VALUABLI.: LANDED INVESTMENTS.
MIRE following FREEHOLD ESTATES are now for
SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr. MERCER,
band Surveyor, 0, IVarwick-court, Oray's Inn :
Eight FREEHOLD FAII3IS, in the preferable parts of
KENT, and particularly adapted for the growth of hops, fruit, &c.,
and containing farm houses, and all requisite agricultural buildings,
and the following quantities of land, generally abounding with fine
growing oak timber-450 acres, 200, 170, 130, 120, 100, 00, and 70
acres.
Three in SUSSEX, of nearly the same description, with farm
houses and buildings, a id 450, 200, and 109 acres of superior hop,
fruit, arable, and meadow land.
Two in HANTS, a mansion and 80 acres of land, and a farm
house and buildings, and 120 acres of land.
One in HEREFORDSHIRE, comprising a capital residence,
and 100 acres of fruitful land.
One in DORSETSH IRE, with farm house, buildings, and
112 acres of productive land.
One in OIJAMORGANSHIRE, a genteel residence, and 30
acres of land.
One in CARDIOANSHIRE, with farm house and buildings,
and 220 acres of land.
Far particulars, orders to view, or to treat, apply to Mr. Mercer,
at whose offices several of the plans may be seen. Letters to be
post-paid.