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London, England, 1830-07-14 00:00:00

ST. ALBAN'S.

Capital Freehold Residence, adapted for a Merchant or
_Banker, Two Dwelling.houaes and a Shop, a Cottage,
and several valuable, Piny; of around, eligible fur foal.
ing purposes ; thottrholo exonerated from the Land Tax.
MR. We W.: SIMPSON has,reQeived in-
.1.14t. afflictions from the. Proprietor to SUBMIT for
SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, London, on Warnwes.
DAT, July.2B, at Twelve, in .Six 'Lots, the following de.
sirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY:—

Lot 1. A Capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, of hand-
some and uniform elevation, and enclosed frtim. the road,
by iron pallisadre, containing a noble vestibule and stair...
case, lofty end spacious dining and drawing rooms, library,,
four principal sleeping rooms, and three smaller ditto, two,
let*ants' bed room., convenient domestic offices and out
buildings; an extensive pleasure garden stocked with fine
shrub. and plants, anti a large kitchen garden adjoining,
enclosed by brick walls, clothed with choice fruit trees.
Lot 2. A valuable PADDOCK, opposite the residence,
enclosed by a brick wall, and containing three roods.
Lot 2. A desirable COTTAGE anti GARDEN, abut.
ting on Fishpoobstreet and Dagnal-lane, let at 10/. lire
annum.

Lot 4. An enclosure of VALUABLE LAND, adapted
fur building purposes, situate in Daguall-lane, and contain-,
ing Two Ames and a Half, let at 201. per 'annum.
Lot 5. A plot of exceedingly. eligible BUILDINGI
GROUND, situate in front of Dagnsll-lane, and contain-
ing One Acre, and a Half, on which are erected a sub-
stantial dwelling-house, coach. house, and,stable ; the hUnan
is levet 101. per annum, and the coach...house, stable, and
land, are in hand,
Lot 6. A spacious DWELLING-HOUSE, BAKER'S
SHOP, OUT-BUILDING, and GARDEN, situate, in
Fishpool-stmet, let Ott 40/. per annum. The proved-Os
situate in the mart preferable , part of St. Alban St within
two miles of Hatfield (where *pack of hounds is kennelled),
and only 21 Miles from London.

The Estite may he.-xicare4 .h 1 card", end , particulars
obtained of Mr,. W., :Langley, Immiioer, St. AlhAtes ; of
Edward PoitsvEN., solicitor, 13,,fAsex-street, Strand ; at
the Mart; and 01A4r. W. W. Simpaon, 24, Baeltierabury.

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