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VALUABLE LONG LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,
Of the Net Annual Value of about 11631. per annum.
By Mr. SMALLBONE,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, August 19, pe-
remptorily at 12, by older of the Trustees,
COMPRISING two capital long LEASEHOLD RE-
SIDENCES, DUDLEY GROVE, test the Church,
Paddington ; five small well built H in OreasenesetOate Lit-
tle Prince's-street), Mary.la-bon:; a araMtrlial Baas le Owes-
street; three good brick built Houses, ishet-afteet, Obi Kant-road ;
two very excellent and respectable itesidenes,Arllngton-plecc, St.
John-street-road, adjoining Sadler's Wells; an eight.rootned
House, in Crescent-stmt, St. Pancras; three small two-roomed
Houses, with gardens, in Chaltonludens, Chelten-street, &more-
-1 town; an excellent Dwelling-bows and other Buildings, and a
leamPiet:ea of Building Ground, in Allsop's.4news, New-road,
m P ; and a substantial brick built House, in Boston-
street, ary.la-bonne, near the Regent's-park, chiefly let to respect.
able tenons, on lease and at will. This property of a good op-
portnnity for investment, being in substantial condition, well
situate, and held for very long terms.
May be viewed, and particulars had on the respective premises;
litof John Carlon, Esq., Solicitor, 96, H igb-street, Mary-la-honne ; at
the Mart; and of Mr. Smallbone, at his offices, 08, and
47, 114 h-street, Bloomsbury.

'tIIRTY-SEVEN FREEHOLD AND LF.ASItIiOItD

HOUSES AND VOTES, situate in Lambeth and in the
of Southwark; and TEN SHARES OF M. EACH
ID/r VE HOPE INSURANCE OFFICE.
MR. PHILLIPS most respectfully notifies, that he
shall, TO-MORROW, at One o'Clock, SUBMIT by
AUCTION, at the Hun Inn, Lambeth-road, In Lots, a most
desirable

FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising
THIRTY-SEVEN HOUSES,
situate in King's Head-yard, Tooley-street, Foot's Folly, the Lam-
beth-road, Cross-street, Tower-street, and Hooper-street, Lambeth,
the property of the late Mr. D. Foot, lately demised, and let to
several Tenants, at Rents amounting together to upwards of NW.
per Annum.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenants, and printed particulars
had prior to the sale, at Mews. Bowles, Chitty, and Chitty's,
Shaftesbury; Mr. Damon, Solicitor, Romney, Hants; Mr. James
Barstow, 7, Ilnlborn.court, Gray's Inn; John Allen, Esq. 17,
CliWord'a Inn, Flect-strcet ; and of Mr. Phillips, at his Auction
Man, Bond-street, London.