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London, England, 1818-10-27 00:00:00

THE CLIEFDEN ESTATE.

MR. SQUIBB and SON respect fully announce
1 to the Nobility and Gentry, that the Sale of this
highly distinguished Propertv will lake place at their Orest
Roma, 5.111111,441 W on THURSDAY. November It; ems.
prism; (la one Lot) the SITE of the ANCIENT MAN-
MON, with the Iwo eatire INGS, extensive Offices and
Gardens, the noble Terrace lately restored in its orieinsl
wispilltence, beautiful Aktive,Tensples, Position and Sas-

qn;tiug Howse, at the ailicilesin7il spring; two Lodges,
and other untainental Buildings in the park soil v 41111141,
which are nearly eackieed by a substantial brick wall uu the
east side, nod boooded or the west by the River Throne,
floviiug al the font of the riehly.wouded banks of Cliefden;
together +Rh throe detached Cottages aid Gordan, and the
Feathers ha ea Tapley, Common; a large Tract of Arable.
Pasture,sail Wood Laud (divided into convenient enclosures),
lying on the east side of the road from Topics, to Heiser,
and abutting on the estates of the Lords Hostas cad Gres.
sill,. This nseb.ailoniesi Property (lb whole of which is
freeliull) emit:nos Four Hundred sod Thirty .five Acres,
b. aniifully diversified and richly wooded, intersected by nu-
merous carriage drives and 1441844111 C walks; the weals
bionidsry,•hen viewed from the Thames, presents owe of
the boldest and richest landoespee io the kingdom, and which
tan only be eqnslleal by Alpine scenery. lodeprodemily of
its book rout beauties, the Estate possesses local advantages
of great importance to any purchaser'
a who nosy contemplate
Ilre reasuratiuo of its oriensal grandnr, by the erection of s
suitable Mansion, as it has itieahanatible beds of chalk for
love, excellent brick earth, a great quaillty of useful sate-
roils (the remains of the original Mansion), with the facility
of runveryilig others by the navigation of the river. The
!.date is must abundantly stocked with game, and the whole
tithe free, except about 2b acres is Hestia, Parish.
It Ca 4 only be viewed by Principals applying or sending
dem eards of address to NI,. Squibb and goo' Saville.row,uf
whom drserspitve pa/lieu's:, may be bad, lath plans an.
Creed ; also of blears. J. sod W. Lowe sad Ciarbora, Suli.
~tors, Tanfield-ouitri, Triple; nod of Ur. Shaw, Architect,
Christ's Ltuttios.

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MAGNA BRITANNIA, or a evades Account of the seise.
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