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within a riag fence,
By Mr. W. W. SIMPSON,
At Garriaray's, London, early in the month of MAY NEr.
Fr HE TOOTHILL ESTATE is most desire* sitital
1. in a fine Sporting District, within three miles of Ongar.
of Epping, ten of komford, fifteen of Chelmsford, and twenty
only from the metropolis. It contains
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES
160 of which are fine old Pasture) and the remainder is good
Arable Land. lying nearly within a ring fence, divided into
able inelosures, by thriving hedges, and eurrounded by exceli,
mule. The principal Residence is a modern brick erection, planned
and adapted to the accommodation of a respectable family, and
placed on a desirable part of the Estate, commanding views of
great beauty, variety, and extent. The attached and detached Of.
flees and Agricultural Buildings are of the dm order.
THE ESTATE

is in various occupations, and let to respectable tenants. It coin.
prises, independently of the above-doscribed Property, a newly-
erected Post Windmill and bricked round-house, driving two pair
of Freneh stones, with a residence attached, r:spectable farm.
houses, and 18 houses and cottages, divided into various tenements,
all in excellent repair.
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Of thiaEntate 2iB acres are freehold,and the remainder is copyhold,
subject to trifling quit-rents and a land-nix, sett producing a rental of
SIX HUNDRED and EIGHTY-SIX POUNDS PER ANN.
The above Property offers a must desirable opportunity fur the
permanent investment of capital.
Mr. Simpson is open to an offer by Private Contract.
Further particulars will appear in future Papers, and which may
be known by application en C. G. Parker, Esq. ts'ulicitor. Chelms-
ford, and to Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury, London.

• SUSSEX AND HAMPSHIRE.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Delightfully situated in fine sporting and highly-favoured Districts,
a short distance from capital torn-roarketa, and near to a na-
vigable Canal. the whole containing
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SEVEN ACRES,
With a superior Family Residence, Farm Houses, ,and Work-
men's Cottages.
By 11r. W. W. SIMPSON,
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At Gartaway'sJLorTrion, some time in the month of MAY NEXT,
by order of John Ayling, Esq. the Proprietor. in Four Lots,
OT 1 will comprise the ASH ESTATE, delightfully
situates, in the parishes of Stedham and Woodbedding, near
to a navigable Canal, within three miles of Midhurst, eight of
Petersfield. and 13 of the city of Chichester, a most favoured and
picturesque part of the county of Sussex, ornamented with fine
,growing timber, and luxuriant plantations, and bounded by the
estates and preser•es of I.OltD ROBERT SPENCER,
and Sir Charles Hamilton, Hart. thereby Mooring to this Estate an
abundant supply of game, from its proximity to the above strictly
protected preserves.
THE PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE, CALLED ASH,
.Ie eroded ef stone bad brick.eaual is placed in a rich sod Souring*,
vide, surrounded by bold and rood:auk asenery, lOW a lawn, and
ornamental piece of serer in front, well studied with fish, and
gardens laid out with taste, which, together with an orchard, are
planted with choice fruit trees. The attached and detached offi3es
are of the usual description, with chairs-house, riding horse stable,
and hound kennel. The land is of the extent of
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT ACRES,
of excellent meadow and arable, is a high state of cultivation.
The grestess possible rare has bees paid to the growth of the
timber, as well also as to the plantations, and the preservation of
the game. On desirable parts of the Estate are placed two farm-
houses, and four workmen's cottages, seibstantiallv erected of stone
and brick, with gardens, orchards, and agricultural buildings,
judiciously arranged, fully adequate to the extent of land, and in
excellent repair.
Lit 2 comprises REYNOLD'S FARM, containing 31 acres,
more or less, of freehold, arable, and plantation land, lying nearly
contiguous to the Ash Estate.
Lot 3 comprises SLEYGATE'S FARM, situate in the parish
of Stedharn, about two miles distant from Ash ; it contains 75
acres of arable, meadow, and plantation land, with farm-house,
barns, stables, cow-house, sheds, and workman's cottage; the whole
of which is freehold, and land-tax redeemed.

Lot 4 comprises tiuNTEws FAIt3I, situated in the parish of
Steep, in the county of Hants, distant about three miles from the
Ash Estate, containing ninety-four acres of meadosy and wood
land, on which is erected a cottage residence, barn, rood sheds.
The entire Estate is in the hamis of the Proprietor, subject to a
trifling land-tax, and a free rent.
Particulars will appear in due time, and may be had on applica-
tion to Itlessrs. Ellis and Hall, Solicitora.- Petworth ; and of Mr.
W. W. Simpson, 24, But klersbury, London.