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SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
AVERY' Valuable- FREEHOLD ESTATE,I in the County of Heieford, Comprising the Manor and
Royalty of HAMPTON COURT, the ancient and inagii4-
cent Mansiiatlodse, (replete with Accoaunodati -n fora large
Family) with the Offices, Gardens,Pleasure-grounds, Parks,
the Green Farm, Water Mill,/ Lake, and Fish-ponds, Pic.
turesque Cottages, ,G rOves Woods', and Plantations, highly
ornamented with timber, chiefly Oak ; comprising upwards
.of two Statute Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture,
Orchard, Hop-ground and
,Wood-land (Tythe Free), delieht-
fully situate in a beautiful. country, rive miles distant from
the borOugh of Leominster, nine from the city of. Hereford,
and 135 train London.
To be viewed by Tickets only ; or on application to Mr.
Tanner, at the Steward's House inflarnpton court Park, of
Whom printea Particulars may be had; also al.lie New Inn,
Hereford; the Hop- poleinn, Worcester; and at Garraway's
Collee.house ; and the Price and further Particulars may be
known by applying to Mr. Claridge, 47, Pall-Mall, London,
where a, Plan of the Estate may be seen.

• BROOM, STAFFORDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
At the Lyttletott Arms, in Hagley; in the County of Wor.
cester, on Monday the 23d of May inst. between the
Hours of Four and Six o'Clock. in the Atteinoon, subject
to Conditions then to be produced (unless previously Dis-
p.oseu .of by Private Cootracl, of which Notice will be
given),
ALL that MESSUAGE, called BROOM
HOUSE, with the Co:ten-house, Stables, and other
Out-olfiees, Gardens, Fruit Trees, Fish. Ponds, Plantations,
and. some exceeding good Pasture Land the, eto adjoining, ,
containing, by adineasurement, 13 Acres, one Rood, and five
Perches, in the Possession of Waldron Hill, Esq.
Also ,Several CLOSES,. PIECES, or PARCELS of
ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, with a
subAantial Barn, and other Convenient buildings thereon
erected, lying near to the said Messuage, and containing, by
admeasurement, 143. Acres and a Perches, iu the Possession
of lames Crump.
• Alsc; Two other CI.OS ES of LAND, Lying contiguous to
the it.aidNlessuage, and containing, by adlneasurenterit, nine
Acres, two Roods, and i 4 ,Perches, in the Possession of
Thomas .butler.
'Also Three TENEMENTS, or eOTTAGE HOUSES,
with good Gardens to the sairebelonging, . conveniently ei.
meted, and in the Occupation of the said 1411106 C,ruinp, or
hie Under-tenants.
The above-inentioned Property is a very Eligible and
compact Freehold Estate. It' is situated in the Parish of
Broom, near to. tire Borders Of, Worcestershire, about ten:
Miles from the City of 'Worcester, six from Broinsgrove,
four from Kidderminster, and tour from Stourbridge, all
very good Milrlcet.ToWnSt it is distant t'reni London about
• one hundred and twenty Miles.
The House is tit for the:Accommodation of a Gentleman,
and is in a genteel Neighbourhood. The Land is good, well
planted with thriving young Trees, and a considerable part
of it is 'I idle Free It lies in.a clear pleasant Country, com-
manding very beautiful and extensive Views of Hagley Park,
the 'Cleat Hills, and the 'surrounding Country, and the Si-
tuation seems to ,liave every other Requisite to reader it an
agreeable Place of Residence (or any t eittleman Vit:WaValc
Avocations and Amusements of the Country can Alford plea-
su re.
Lime and Coals are to be' had at convenient- Distances.—
latues,Crump, of Broom, will anew the Laial,
For Tickets to obtain Permission to see
.the House; for
_other Particulaia, and to treat tot the Pun:bast, apply to
Mr. Court, Solicitor, arßellbroughton, or at his °Bice in
Stourbridge, who is authorized to contract for Sale of the
Estate; Particulars may also be known of Messrs. Benbow
and Hope, Solicitors, Stone Buildings, Litiwin's inn,' Lon-
doni

CAPITA L'lt ESI NC E and ESTATE, in the County
of LAST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND.
TO BE SOLD aY AUCTIoN,
Within the Royal Exchange Cotreea House, Edinburgh, on
Monday the 6th t' lane ne •I,at T aro o'Clo-k, Afternoon.
(SHE MANSION HOUSE and ESTATE of
KOCK.V ILL cansiiting of 193 Soh Acres,' or
2;5 tinglisti Acres, and `situated in the beat part of East
Lothian, twenty miles front Eainburgii, six from Hadding.
ton, and' three from North Berwick,. commanding rich and
extensive Views, over a teit;le and highly cultivated Coun-
try, and of the Firth of. Forth, In nkeith, Arthur's Seat,
Castle: of Edinburgh, North Berwick- law, &c.
The tionse, to which a considerable addition has lately
been made, is a regular Stone Building, large, elegant, and
commdious. The Entrance-hall • and Staircase,' on < the
Principal Floor, are spacious and handsome. Ott one side of
tne Hatt is a suite of !towns, .consisting of an Anti-Room,
zi by 9; a Drawing-Room, 3.(by at, with a Bow-window
to-the Nest; and a Library or. Breakfast- Koom, jcs by at,
with Windows.to the Sourli, entering out upon the Lawn.
On.the other side of the flail is a liming-room, z 7 by to,
With 'a Stone 'Lobby coininunicating with the Back Stair
from tile Kitchen ; a Butler's Pantry and Water Closet j
also a Gentleman's Study, ur Sitting Room, 'aa feet square,
with a large light Closet, ur Dreasing Room. The whole of
the'Prindpet Floor is 14 feet high. The Ciller or hat tasutik
'Stary contains a most excellnt Kitchen and Scullery, with
a plentiful supply of ,Water, and every.suitaole Accominoa
dation-I ,r a very large Fatnily. Above the Principal Flour
are two Stories of Fannly Apartments,/ with Dressing Rooms,
Water Closet, and abundance of good Family Acconiniuda-
thin. The detached Offices arc suitaole, and. contain Stabling
for 14 Horses, Double Coach-house, livith.nuineroua other
Conveniences.
The Garden, which contains fqgrSootch Acres, is early,
productive, and 'singularly beautiful. The range at Glass
extends to 14o_ feet, and, comprizes two Grape-houses, two
Peacli•houses, Gteen-liciuse, and Fruit-room. These were
built tour years ago, ou a regular and apprOved Plan, and are
now in the highest. State of Culture and. Pertealcn. Time
Garden has a tine slope to the South, and in the lOwer 'Litt
61 it are two Fish Ponds, well atocked..with Perch.
,The Home Scenery of Rockville. possesses every beauty
that variety of Ground, 'a fine piece.ot Water, ShruoberY and
Plantations, judiciously interspersed, can give. 'f he whole
of the Lands, with the exception of aboUrlo ACM, hafei
been long in the Proprietor's possession, are in nie highest
state of Cultivation, and contain a large proportion ot tine
old Grass. The Soil, Climate, Situation, ancl
hbbd of this Place, are well known to be of the hrst Do-
scri pt
The. Title Deeds are clear, and Public Burdens very mode.
rate. A Plan, and Elevation of the House, and an accurate
Survey of the Grounds, may be seen in -the 14110 s of Mr.
Charles Ferrier, Accountant,-No. 26, North Hanaver-tilteels
Edinburslt, who will give every necessary information.
The Gardener at Rockville will shew the Premises.

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