The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-24 00:00:00

SALES IW AUCTION.

GENTEEL. HOUSEHOLD PI.THINITURE, '
Plated Goods; tine-toned Unit* Piatiotnrte, Square Ditto. Gui-
tar, Chimney and Pier Glasses. a few Book+, plain and cut
Glass, and other Effects, the property of a Lady removing from
I London.
By Mr. DOULL.
At the Auction Rooms, No. 213. Chancery-lane (a Sale not being
I permitted on the Premises), an IVEDNLSDA V NEXT, at 11,
rill! E Genteel HOUSEHOLD FUIt.N lit :RE and
! .11, Effects, comprising mahogany ffmr-pnu, carved feet, pillar.
I and other bedsteads, excellent feather beds unit bedding, a set of
; patent mahogany dining tables in /thigh state of praereation, Cl.
' pnal mahogany sideboard, library, Pembroke, card, chess, arid
lady's week tables ; mahogany wardrobe, chests of drawers, a hand-
I some set of eighteen drawing-room 1 chairs, Grecian sofas and
couches, dining-room and other chilli, chimney and pit r glasses;
a !loomed airtight pianoforte, in handsome case, and a square
ditto, a guitar in leather ease, a set of richly-carved mother o'neial
counters, a few music and other bpoks ; lady's writing desk,
! Brussels and Kidderminster carped, rugs, floor cloths, viand
I goods, bronze tea and coffee yam, 'sinumbra, bracket anti hall
, lamps, china, phin and cot glass, pollthed steel flre-irons, fenders,
Ikitchen requires, India cots, a spcdtown of Jamaica wood, a
fowling-piece, by Nock,' a saddle and blidle, and other effects.

May be viewed
may be bad at the
Sutveyor and Auci

:cdutg the Selo. Catal,•guee
raw(l,e; nod of Mr. Doull,

,MANSION AND ESTATE. NEAR I 00T-,tRAr,
KENT.

By 51r. ( 11 RIST IE,
At the Auction Mart, in Bartholomew.lane, London, on T
DA V, August '2-1, at One o'Clock precisely (by order of the Ex-
ecutors of Sir %Vu Leighton. decetsed),
lIE SITE of the MANOR or REPUTED MA-
X NOR of EM ; a genteel and very convenient Dwel-
ling. cafled KE3INAL-110475E, substantially brick-hult, stt:e-
eoed, and slated, sea.cil in a paddock,which rises gradually at a con-
venient distance from the great Maidstone road, between Elthain
and Fomscray, towards Chislehurst. From this delightful and
commanding spot, a rich and luxuriant landscape is spread before
the eye to a great extent, from Shooter's hill towards Bexley, and
enlivened by a constant succession of objects within sight un the
road to Maidstone. The dwellingg. is surrounded by a pleasure-
ground, from which cool shady coppice walks, of great extent, lead
to a productive kitchen garden, partly walled. Attached are nu-
merous and race lent offices, suited to the family residence and the
farm.

The lands lie compact, and consist, by computation, of 127 acres
and upwards, a proportion of which is admirably adapted for the
growth of wheat, in good heart, and producing abundant crops ; a
due proportion is in meadow and pasture ; also valuable and thriv-
ing uncle-wood.
The estate abounds with game, which resort to it from the nu-
memos Cover's in the neighbourhood.
The dwelling romptises a study, 16ft. by 13 ft. 6 in.: morning- '
parlour. 21 ft. six in. by 16 feet; dining-room, with elliptie bow,
22 feet 6 incites by 111 feet 2 inches; on the first floor, an elegant
drawing-room, of the same dimensions ; six bed-chambers and
two dressing-rooms; four attics and two water-closets; and ex-
cellent. cellaring on the basement. The whole well supplied with
tine spring water.
The estate is held by lease, under New College, Oxford, for 20
years, subject to certain corn and reserved rents, and renewable
every seven years on the payment of* fine, according to the custom
of College leases.
May be viewed, with cards only, which. with printed particu-
lars, may be had at Messrs. Francis and Urquhart, Solicitors, 11Io-
nument-yard ; and of Mr. Christie. King-street. St. James's-
square, London. Particulars may also be had of the Printers of
the Maidstone, Cheltenham, and Brighton Papers ; and at the
Auction .313? t, in Bartholomew-lane, London.