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!ly Mr. ROPIKS,
(Of War, tck House, Itegentaitreet),
At oarraway's tntliT-Itoose, i p 'Ctiange.alley, Corrhill, an
'1 HURSDA V. the .2.11:h of April. a: TwelveoT oak.
A 1 )1:til 11.11il.1: FREEI1()L1) and copilioLD
Esl'.lTE, comprising a very compact and eligiLle Rex-
dance, IAItIt 0 I 11' L 1.1 IA )1)/; 1;„ situate at Haniow
Weald, in a fine 1.; rt of the courty of Maldltuirx, ore mil; wes.
of Stantnete, acd about eleven miles front Oxford-strert, adapt.*
for the aeconntrabc inn of a gentletilah'S 1.41111 y, coormandmgbettu-
tiful prosmets ; curtaining a cord en,rcrice hall. ex elMnt turning
parlour, drawing-room, locaktavt parlour with how-sinrit.w read-
mg out upon the lawn, houvekeencea-ria in. cnintt.odious kiabew--
each formeng a sire to the house; lettkeu pantry and vleeptag-
mom ; trine-cellar, laundry, larder, acultcry, and a water.eloset on
the ground floor.
' On the find floor, two excellent brdalattulters, at.d
dressing-
' room to each ; and Eve secondary hen-twin..
Oin-offaces:—.% three-stall stable, roach-licuse with lu't ova,
star.ding fur a gig, dairy, root-house. toul-house, cosi-cdittr. we'd
and fowl-houses, bath-house, and tarragon.' °Vice, v..t.t a puny
of good water in the poultry-yurd.
The Estate COII%IStX of nearly Five Acres, laid out in 1..71 end
shrubbery, with a carriage-drive and pond, a good kilet•en and
fruit-garatai, having a wall 21/0 feet long, stocked, crapped, and
*mad with choice fruit-trees.
A chapel near the sees.
To be viewed by Tickets. Parfieulare may hi had at the Lodge;
at the Kitties licatl, Harrow; A bercorn Arnie, Starottore; Coax
Arms, I% atford; Edgeware; Swan, Rizkno• Nwarth ;
White llorie, Uxbridge; of Messrs. Itrundrett, aad Red-
dish. Solicitors, Temple; at Carrawiry's; and of Mr. Roblin,-
N 0.170, Regert attract. opposite Burlington-street, of whom Tickets
for tri.nrin: may be hats.

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PICCADILLY, OPPOsITE GREIIN PARR.
Commodious elegant RESIDENCE. with Contertrismy ard
Offices, Cuach !louse, and Stable for Four Bones.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House. Regent-siraeo,
At Gallaway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley. Cornhill, on
THURSDAY, the 29th of April, at 12 o'Clock, by uruer ef
the Executors,
It VERY eligible are l desirable LEASEHOLD
ENTA'rE,
fora Term of upiretde of Sixty-five Yearn, comprising a ernymo-
dious el, cant FAMILY MANSION, situate No. IDS, Pic:au:Alt ,
late the Residence of

Sir %VILMA M PAXTON, Knt. dereased
adapted for the Nocommodation of a family of the first respecteld-
lity (.onel:wiry:of
A pleasant cheerful room In front, tastefully fitted up, used u a
scbool-roosn ; • hedrhamber adjoining; two rooms far servants;
sink and water laid on on the upper floor.
On the Third Floor—Four excellent bedchambers, aooery lane-
ing.closots, and water-closet.
Seectud Story—A capital morning-roam, with windows opening
to balconies; a spacious bedchamber, and another bedelorbar
beyond. •

the Principal Floor—An elegant lofty. drawing-room, tame-
fully listed up ; windows to the floor °prong to a balcony, and
commanding a One view of the Park and the Surrey Hills. c.a, ire-
nicating byfolding.doors to a back drawing-rams; tent vs-en,
with closet and boudoir, most tastefully fitted up, window opatin;•,-
to a conservatory.
On the °mond Story—An excellent entrance-hall, dlnirg par-
lour, room beroml, gentleman's drussiog.ramn, Ate.
lit the 114Wwmcist—A well-arranged set of domestic offices. 0..
tached kitchen, wash home, laundry, &e., capital cellant fcr w a,
beer. &e.

e nd four-stall stable, with man's mem, oldie over.
To be viewed by tickets only. Particulars may be has on tie
Premises; of Messrs. Hall and Brownley, Solicitors, New Boswell.
court; at the Subscription Houses, Sr. Jantes's-street ; Hotels,
Bond. street; at Oarraway's ; and of AI r. Robins, No. 170, I eg eat-
street, of whom tickets for viewing mar be had.
At the loner end of June nest, at Darraway's,
The M I IMIXTON HALF. EiTATC, in Carrnarthensitire;
LAND., and PROPERTY in Pentbrokeihire, and in the County
of the Borough of Carmarthen; likewise in Teoby ; In the trlbut.l
betwete Four and Five Thousand Acres.