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London, England, 1826-07-05 00:00:00

LtASEMILDS. HOIA.MiAIP.

ELIGIBLE INVESTMST.
Ey DRAYTON and VENM.
At the Iliprt, on THURSDAY. the
'WELT "

FIVE reatoectble W brick-built DELLING-HOUSES,
situated Nos. I to 5, inclusive, Northampton-row, in front of
tire high North road, near the turnpfke, Holloway, in the occupa-
tion of most respectable tenants, at rents lamenting to DN. Gs. per
annum, and held oh lease for a long terra, at a ground rent of 531.,
land-tax paid by lessor. The houses are in goad repair, a consi-
'Uvalde RUM having been recently expended en the same.
May be viewed six tisys prior to the sale. Particulars had at the
Cock, Holloway; Angel, Islington ; Messrs. Overton and Coombe,
Tokenhmise-yard ; and of Drayton- and Ventom, A tic-
tionsews, llj, Deadenhall-street ; and at the Mart.

FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, RF.THNAL
GREEN and CANNON-STREET-ROAD.
By BRAN TON and VENTOM. •
At the Auction Mart, near the Bank. on 'THURSDAY the
29th instant, at 12, in Tab Lots.
A Valuable and Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Li- comprising two brick-built Dwelling-liou.es. NOR.
11 and 12, Derhyshire.toreet, Bedinal-green road: and three
brick-built dwelling-houttea, numbeted 4,5, and li, lisp:m-1)1am,
adjoining, in the occupation of good tenants. at rents amounting
to 491. las. per annum: also a respectiddeli•asehold
dwelling-house, with a double-glazed fronted shim, particularly
well-situated for business, numbered 2.1, Lower Chapman street,
corner of .lone-stied, f'annonsstreet.road. St. Otorge't East, held
for a term of eighteen years, at the low rent of 26/.
May be viewed sir{ days prior to the sale. Particulars had on the
premises; at the Salmon and Ball, Bethnal-green ; and of Dear-
ton and Arentom. Auctioneers, Surveyors and Estate Agents, 97,
Leadenhall-street; and at the Mart.

FIRST-RATE PREMISES, WOBUILN-BUILDINOS,
ST. PANCRAS.
TO TAILORS 'AND OTHERS.
By DRAYTON and VENTOM,
TAt the Mart, on HURSDAY, the 20th inst. at 12, by order of
the Assignee rf'iriWarn Acker, s !lankily*.
E valuable LEASE of the PREMISES, for a Term
I_ of Twenty Years. at the low rent of 7ttguineas per annum,
together with the Gonol-will of an established Trade.
The premises are brick-built and cmcceid, with elated roof, very
decimally 'hunted No. L'a, Wobars-bnilkagaTevismarvaquare,
near St. Pancras New Church, and competse a commodions how
glared„fi owed shop, with parlour behind. airy chambers, drawing
and dining roams, patent water-closet, and every necessary domestic
office, with the great advantage of a separate entrance.
The house has been recently erected, and rinlAhed in a style of
modern elegance, replete with every comfort for a fsmily of respec-
tability, and is particularly calculated fur a continuance of the bust-
nes., of a tailor and draper.

May be viewed 10 days preceding the sale. Particulars had on
the premises; of Mr. Faircett.Solicitor to the Commission, No. 1,
Jewimetreet, Cripplegate, and South Sea-chambers, Threadneedle.
Street ; of Drmton and Ventom, Auctioneers, dec. 97, Leaden-
hall-street ; and at the Auction Mart.

TO COAL MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD WHARF AND DOCK,
BOW-BRIDGE

On a Branch of the BinTl,n, Wititint;t; miles and a half of the
Metropolis, Land-tax redeemed, with the Goodwill of an old-
established Trade.

By DRAY TON and VENT9III,.

At the Auction Mari, on THURSDAY, the 20th inst. at 12,
without reserve, by order of the Proprietor, entering into another
line of tfusineas,

lIIHE LEASEHOLD INTEREST, at a low rent, of a
II most desirable PrOpeity in the COAL TRADE, situate at
Bow-bridge, on a branch of the river I.es, fronting the high road
of one of the greatest thoroughfares, nod within two miles and a
half of London ; it comprises a spacious yard, capable of three
waggons loading at one time, with entrance by handsome folding
gates ; a' well-arranged dock, possessing great depth of water,
completely enclosed, and equal to the admission of four large
craft being loaded or unloaded at the wharf; new brick erection of
coal store, capable of housing 71)0 ehaldrons„ and particularly
adapted for the erection of a steam-engine for a flour-mill ; stabling
for twelve horses and loft over ; well-arranged counting-house and
wareroom adjoining, commanding a view of the yard and wharf,
with all business transactions • -Immediately adjoining is a re-
spectable and capacions Dwelling-house, possessing
every accommodation for a large and genteel family. The whole
forming a most desirable and enviable property, and is, from its
peculiar situation, and the many advantages it possesses over con-
cerns in the same line, justly presumed to be or.e of the most eli-
gible of its kind, and invites to its consideration any one wishing to
commence or continue a most profitable business ; or it is equally
adapted for a maltater, flour,factor„ wharfinger, or other trades
connected with the Northern and Western parts of' England, the
River Thames and Metropolis.
May be viewed ten days prior to the sale. Printed particulars
had on the premises; of Drayton and Ventoin, Auctioneers, Sur-
veyors, and Estate Agents, 97, Leadenhall-street ; and at the
Auction Mart.

LOW ER TULSE- H ILI, NORWOOD—MINERVA-TER-
RACE AND RUSSELL-STREET, BRIXTON-ROAD.
VALUABLE C'OTTA(;E.REzIDENCE,
With Garden and Paddock, and Ten respectable Dwelling-
D onus.

By DRAYTON and VENTO3I,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY. the 20th instant. at 12,
in Four Lots' by order of the Assignees of Thomas Barnard,
Silversmith, a Bankrupt.
Lot 1.
.1-1 A Brick-built detached RESIDENCE, with
slated roof, pleasantly situated within its own grounds,
at Lower Tulse-hill, Norwood ; containing four chambers, dres-
sing-room, drawing and dining romns, breakfast-parlour, and every
necessary domestic office; two-stall stable, coach and chaise house,
poultry and tool houses, cow-house, piggery. &c. ; Inc produc-
tive flower and kitchen garden, and two acres of excellent meadow
land, with the erection of cow-house. It is divided front the road
by a spacious fore-court. carriage-sweep, and iron-railing, and dis-
tant from London five miles. Held on lease for forty-seven years,
at the low rent of 73/. per annum.
Lot 2. Five newly -erected and substantial modern brick-built
DWELLING-HOUSES. pleasantly situated in the high road,
numbered 7,8, 9. 10, and 11, Al Iverva.terrace. Brixton-road, par.
titularly adapted for the residence of genteel families, and contain.
ing airy chambers, drawing and dining.rooms, and every necessary
domestic office. Held on lease for seventy-five years, at the low
ground-rent of Of. per annum.
Lot 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 181.
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.
Wisa, next door ; the Minerva-terrace houses, on applying to Mr.
Pordock, at No. 8 ; and the Russell-street, to Mr. Chapel,
at No. 20.
Printed particulars may be had on the premises ; of Messrs.
Freeman, lieathcote, and Osborne, Solicitors to the Commission,
47, Coleman-street ; Mr. Tanner, Solicitor, New Basinghall.
street ; of Drayton and Ventom, Auctiontrs, 97, Leadenhalt.
street ; and of the Auction Mart.

•
WITS/OUT RESERVE, /
VA LJABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, PECKHAM and
WA IMORTH.
Land Tax Redeemed. • •
By I)1(AYTON and VENTO3I,
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, the 20th blatant, at
12, by ordet of the Proprietor, in Two Lots, under eircum-
stances admiring of no reservation, unless an acceptable drat
should be made by Private Contract,
A • Truly Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE of six-
ri teen respectable brick.built ]HOUSES, of the animal value.
of 304/. held for tenns of sizty..six yearn, at lots grou Lts,
comprising eight newly-erected brick-built dwelling-hti .um.
bated 7 to IS, inclusive, in Clay-street, near otte-
mary Branch, in the much-admired village of re ; and
eight brick-built ilwilling-houses. No. Ito ti, inclo ,to a new
ler:et called Hill-street, 51ontpelier-lields, between hearth and
Kennington.
The whole of these houses have been recently crc , are neatly
finished and well timbered ; are in neighbouth a gaily imirov-
lug, ail hin an easy distance of London, and pre tto the caplist
an eligible opportunity for an investment. •
May be viewed sit days prior to the sale, and printed particurats
had at the Rosemary Branch, Peckham ; Golden Lion, Canibettit
well ; Horns, Kennington ; and of Drairon and Ventom, Aue-•
tioneern, &c. 97, Leadenhall-street; and t the Auction Mart:

FREEHOLD ESTAT NORiVOOD, SURREY.
GENTEEL R}.%IDENCE, 'YYT I SIXTEEN ACRES OF
LAND. TIT '-FREE. •
Br DRAVTON d VENTOM,
At the Auction Mart, on Till: DAY, the 20:li inst. at 12, in
Two Lots. unless an acce le oiler is previously made by.
Private Contract,.
Lot 1. I MOST reap table anti comfortible RESI
DENCE, ete • with every accommodation for al
respectable family, very ghtfully,situatell oft Westoe Hill, near
the Windmill, in the p Table part of Norwoo4ampry supplied'
with water, within a short distance of the Church, sand six miles
from London. It contains tour best chambers, three secondary
ditto, drawing and dinirg rooms, breakfast parlour, 'and 'every'
necessary domestic office, coaelt.hause, stabling. neat cottage ad.,
joining. and large productive garde°, tastefully laid out and wet
cropped. ]
Lot 2. SIXTEEN ACRES of FREEHOLD productive,
MEADOW' LAND, in six encloeurel„ rangirg with the high
road. containing excellent brick earth, and justly presumed to offer
a favourable opportunity foi, the erection of villas. There is also
a brek-built cuttage„spacious barn, cow and cart lodges, stabling,
farm.yard, piggery' &c.
May he viewed by application on the prembes. Particulint had
I at the Crown, Norwood ; Golden Lion, Camberwell; of Mr. Edis,
Solicitor, 29, Broad.street-buildings; and of Drayton and Ven.
torn. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 17, Leadenhall-street, nod it
the Mart.

TO SILVERSMITHS AND OTHERS.
FIRST-RATE PR EM ISES, A DELPHI, STRAND.
By DR.% 11.0 N and V ENTOM,
At the Mart, en THUItriDAY. the 20th instant, at 12, by order
of the Assignees of Thomas Barnard, Silversmith, a Bankrupt,
THOSEvery superior and truly commodious PRE-
MISES, presenting a handsome and uniform elevation, parti-
cularly well situated fur business, being No. 72, the corner of the
Adelphi, Strand.
The property comprises a substantial brick-built and stuccoed Re-
sidence, erected on arches, and containing a spacious and comma's&
in,.efitzed-frentett earner 'kap, particu4salp.ulopiad•for the Kau,
cotton of any respectable retail trade, where a first-rate situationla
required ; three extensive arched wine-vaults, particularly eligible
for a wine-merchant. The domestic part, to which there is a sepa-
rate entrance, consists of numerous Liry chanlers, patent tater-
closet, lofty drawing and dining rooms, parlour, kitchen, and every
other necessary office for 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
ttrm, whereof forty-oue years are unexpired, at a ground-rent of
per annum, 461. ss.
May be viewed ten days preceding the sale. Partieplars had
sn the premises ; of Messrs. Freeman, Head:cote. and Osborne,
' Solicitors to the Commission, 47, Coleman-street ; Mr. Tanner, So-
licitor, New Basinghall-street ; Drayton and Ventom,Auctioneers,
Leadenhall-street ; and at the Auction-3lart.

VALUABLE MERCA STILE RESIDENCE. WITH
WAREHOUSE, UPPER
.THAMES-STREET,
Contiguous to the intended New London Bridge, clear of Land-
Tax.
Ry DRAYTON and VENTOM.
At the Aim' ion Mart, on THURSDAY, the 20th intt. at 12.

A. MOST desirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,
advantageously situate, No. 105, Upper Thames-street,
comprising a newly-built uniform Edifice, erected under the super-
intendence of the Surveyor of the Fishmongers' Company. present- •
ing a handsome elevation, consisting of a substantial brick Resi-
dence, with slated roof, containing eight spacious airy chambers,
drawing and dining rooms of large dimensions, elegantly fitted,
two lofty light warehouses, each 45 feet by 20 feet, well timbered,
and capable of sustaining weights of considerable magnitude.
This property has been recently erected, with seasoned and picked
materials of the best description, by the proprietor, conjointly with
a purveyor of eminence ; is fitted in a style of modern elegance ;
embraces every accommodation as a residence for the family of a
merchant of respectability, which, together with the great advan.
tage attached to the warehouse, from its direct contiguity to the
New London Bridge, Custom and East India 11ouies, Excise
Office, &c.. render this property deserving a first consideration. It
is held under the Fishmongers' Company for a term of G 0 years,
free of land-tax and insurance ; subject also to common covenants,
and without restriction as to trades.

May be viewed ten days preceding the sale. Printed particulars
had on the premises; of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers, Sur.
veyots, and Estate Agents, 97, Leadenhall.street ; and at the
Auction .dart.

BRIXTON-PLACE.

Household Furniture. Pier and Chimney Glasses, Sideboard of
Plate, Plated Articles, Table and Bed Linen. China, Glass,
500 Volumes of Books, Port and Sherry Wines, Horse, Chaises,
Harness, and Miscellaneous Effects.
By STEVENS and DRENCH LEY,
On the Premi-es, No. 12. Brixton-place, Brixton, Surrey, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 11, on account of the number of
Lots, by order of the Assignees.
riIHE excellent genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IL anti EFFEC TS, comprising mahogany 4-post, tent, and chair
bedsteads, feather beds and bedding, mahogany wardrobes, double
and single chests of drawers, dressing tables, stands and glasses.
mahogany bookcases, sideboard, dining, card, Pembroke, and
breakfast tables and chairs, bamboo chain and couches, Brussels
and Kidderminster carpets, pier and chimney glasses, handsome
china scent jars, chime clock, 8-day dials, two fowling-pieces,
1,000 ounces of plate, in cups, tankards, table candlesticks, sauce
boats, hash dishes, waiters, tea and collie pots, gravy, table, dessert,
and tea spoons, and forks, soup and sauce ladles, handsome plated
articles, table and bed linen, Nankin china, dinner, dessert, and
tea services, glass, library of hooks, including Gentleman's Maga-
zine, European Magazine, Annual Register, Voltaire's Works,
&c. ; a few dozen of tine Port and Sherry wines, black horse,
4-wheel and 2-wheel chaises, spring cart, harness, brewing uten-
ails, and miscellaneous effects.
May be viewed one day previous to the sale, and catalogues had
on the premises ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 38, Old Jewry.