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London, England, 1824-09-29 00:00:00

KENT AND SI'SSEX.

Valuable Mansion, sritilirie XeMsoil;;;rliLand Tax redeemed.
By DRAYTON and VENTOM,
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY,
October 13, at Twelve, under the Trusts of the Will of Jesse
(region, Esq. deceased ; in Eighteen Lots.
Lot I. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
ti known as MOOR HOUSE, situate in the pleasant
village of Hawkhunt, in the county of Kent ; comprising a mo-
dern capital brick-built family mansion, with slated roof, erected
within the last fourteen years, under the superintendence of a sur-
veyor of eminence, without restriction, presenting a handsome uni-
form elevation, approached by a lawn, with carriage-sweep and
portico; the back front opening to a stone terrace, with a viranda
extending over the same. On the principal floor is a spacious en.
trance-hull, and vestibule supported by pillars ; handsome drawing_
roan, communicating with a conservatory; eating and billiard.
rooms, of large dimensions ; library and breakfast parlour. On
the first floor are four best bed-rooms, with dressing-rooms and
patent water-closet. On the second door, four secondary cham.
Wes and three store-rooms. The domestic arrangement embraces
offices of the usual description, with two servants' chambers. The
outbuildings consist of brewhouse, laundry, stabling for seven
horses, hamess.roorns, double coach-house, with lofts and men-
' servants' rooms over. Detached are the erections of dairyman's
house, five cottages, cow and cart lodges, open stable, piggeries,
mushroom-house, and every other requisite building ; together

116 ACRES of rich ARABLE. PASTURE, and WOOD
LAND,
In a high sealed sokiwntion. the whole within awing fence.
The house is surrounded by thriving plantations, pleasure and
Naming-grounds, two fish-ponds, handsome lawn, productive
Gower and kitchen gardens, enclosed by brick walla. It is seated
on an eminence, commanding most delightful and picturesque dews
of thp surrounding scenery, and of a finely-wooded rich and fer-
tile country ; is distant about three miles from Flimwell, five from
Cranbenok, three and a half from Sandhurst, five from Roberts-
, bridge, ten from Tentoolen, fourteen from Tonbridge, nineteen
I from Hastings, twenty from Alaidstane, and forty.eight from Lon-
don • and universally allowed to be the not perfect and desirable
of die description in the county. as the valdows of s geetlemen.
Note.—Four thousand pounds may remain as macetree, and im-
mediate possession may be had.
Lot!. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called CANALS, in the
parishes of Hawkburst and Sailhurtt, contiguous to Lot I; com-
'debit 23 acres of hop, arable, and wood land, with a stone-built
cottage thereon ; possessing the peculiar advantage of a strong
Chalybearo Spring, of the same properties as those of Tonbridge
Wells.

This estate has a vote for Kent and Sussex.
Lot 2. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called EAST HEATH
FARM, adjoining Moor House Lands, in the parish of Hawk-
hunt ; comprising 104 acres of hop, arable, pasture, and wood
lands, with superior farm-house, two cottages, oast.house, and
other buildings thereon.
Lot 4. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called THORPS and
STREAM FARM, In the road from Hawkhurst Moor to Sand-
hurst; consisting oral acres of hop, arable, pasture, and wood land,
with farm-house and other buildings thereon.
Lot S. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called LITTLE WIG.
SELL, in the parishes of Sailhurst and Bodiarn, in the county of
Sussex t containing 242 acres, of hop, arable, pasture, and wood
hind with faun-house, cottage, oast-house, and other buildings.
3,0001. may remain on mortgage.

Lot & A FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, called RED-
LANDS ; containing 105 acres of hop, arable, pasture, and wood
land, in the pariah of Sailhurst, on the east side of the town of Ito-
bertsbridge, in the county of Sussex, with excellent farm-house,
oast-house; and other buildings; in the occupation orbit. Samuel
Weeks.

Lot 7. THREE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD COT.
TAGES, bear the Church, at Hawkhurat.

Lot S. A FREEHOLD HOUSE, contiguous to Lot 7, with
12 Acres of arable and pasture land, with cottage, barn, and build.
lisp thereon ; in the occupation of Mrs. Jesse Gregson.
Lot 9. A FREEHOLD HOUSE and MALTING, with 8
saes of land, with a Ash-pond, adjoining Lot 8; in the tenure of
Borjeant and Piper.
Lotlo. TWO COPYHOLD COTTAGES, adjoining Hawk.
hunt Moor, with large garden ; in the tenure of Hopkins and
Roberts.

Lot IL A FREEHOLD COTTAGE, with GARDEN.bound-
ed by the road, form the Moor to Highgate ; la the tenure anti-
chard Piper.

Lot IS. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BISHOPS, in the
parishes of Cranbrook and Hawkhurat, contiguous to the turnpike
road ; consisting of 123 acres of hop. arable, pasture, and wood
land, with feral-house, oast-house, and other buildings ; in the oc-
cupation of Mr. Kemp.
Lot IL A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called STONE MARSH,
in the parish of Stone, in the hi* of Oxney, in the county of Kent,
within three miles of Rye; containing 82 acres of excellent pasture
land, in fire indoeures.

Lot 14. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, adjoining the edin'
Lot, called STONE MARSH ; consisting of 14 Acres of arable
land, in the tenure of Mr. Springett.
Lot 15. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as EAST MAY.
TOMS, la the parish of Rolvenden, within four miles of Tenter.
den, consisting of 24 acres, in three inclottura.
Lot 16. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the pariah of Ninfield,
la the county of Sussex ;in the occupation of Mr. Landaell con-
sisting of 22 acres of arable, pasture, and meadow land, with farm.
'house and other buildings thereon.

Lot 17. A CQPYHoLD COTTAGE, in the pariah of Heath-
geld, in the county of Susses, called LITTLE SMITHS ; in the
tenure of Mr. ,fezinan.
Lot 18. A FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATE,
in the pariah of Waldron, in Susses, known as SHARP'S COR-
NER ; containing 16 acres of arable, meadow, pasture, and wood
land, in the occupation of Mr. Goldsmith.
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Lot One may be viewed by Tickets, which with particulars ma
be had of Messrs. °region and Fonnereau, Solicitors, Anger-
<nun, Thregmortomatreet, London ; and the remaining Property,
by perinissicse of the Tenants.
Printed particulars had at the Queen's Head, Hawkhurst ; Hare
and Hounds, Dunwell; George, Cembrook ; Swan, Sandhurst ;
George, Robertsbridge ; Woolpack, Tenterden ; George, Rye ;
the Sussex Hotel, Tunbridge Wells ; Rose and Crown, Ton-
bridge ; Fountain, Canterbury ; Bell, Maidstone ; Swan and
Castle, Hastings; George, Battle ; Star, Lewes • Chequers, Lam-
berhurst ; Crown, Sevenoaka; George, Farnborough; the White
Hart, Bromley ; Green Mao, Blackheath ; of Mr. Willsher,
Surveyor, Hupt'a Omen ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Drayton
and Ventom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97,
Loadealiall-street, where Plans of the Properly may be lospsctrd.