The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-18 00:00:00

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1808.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

GENTEEL RESIDENCE, INGATESTONE.
TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION,
By CHALK- and MEGGY,
On Friday, Osztober zt, iBoB, at the Black Boy Inn, Chelms-
ford, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, by Order of the
Proprietor,

A LL that Modern, Brick-built, extensive, and
.1-1. genteel. Residence, situate in the centre of the town of
Ingatestone, a short distance only from the Church, and now
in the occupatiOn of John Richardson, Esq. Surgeon, &c. the
Proprietor, who is retiring from practice.—The House is
modern elevatio❑ of red brick, and has, on the base, good
Cellarage ; on the Ground-flour a genteel Entrance, two Par-
lours in front, one is feet by in feet, anti the other 14 feet by
17 feet ; a Dressing-room, Kitchen, with Servants' Bed-
room over ; Store-room, Dairy, Buttery, and every other do-
mestic convenience. On the principal floor, a Drawing-
room, two Bed-rooms in front, three Back Bed-rooms, and
also two good Attics. The Sitting and Bed-rooms have
lately been fitted ,up in the most elegant manner, anti the
walls hung with papers of the richest pattern, without re-
gard to expellee. A Yard, with Carriage Entrance; a Pump
at flue Simng Water, 'and surrounded by Stabling for nine
Horses, with Loft over ; Chaise-house, Gow:house, and
other necessary Offices, in the most complete state of repair ;
a Garden Walled in, and planted with choice fruit-trees in full
bearing. •

Tne Estate incurles every convenience for the immediate
reception of a gent el family, and the situation is remarkably
private, being detached from any other building. A part of
the premises has lately been fitted up in a very hanfLome
manner, as the shop of a Surgeon and Apothecary, and tor. a
person of that tirotesslon, it is presumed (from the late loss
of a Gentleman inmost respeetaole practice, and tne resigna-
tion of the proprietor of this .Estate) that the vacancy will
be most promising'.
Further particulars and Conditions of Sale are now ready
for delivery, to be had at the Inns in the neighbourhood ; at
the Crown and Magpye, Aldgate ; and of the Auttioneer,
Chelmsford,

FREEHOLD ESTA CE in IiETHERSDEN, GREAT
CHART, and STOWTfNG.
(Exonerated aild Discharged of the Land Tax.)
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the. George Inn, in Ashiort, on Tuesday•the Ist day of
November next, at Eleven o'clock at Noon,
Unless an acceptable offer be ,in the mean time made for
Purchase by Private Contrast, • '
Lot 1. ALL that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT,
with the Barns, Stables, and other suitable
and convenient Out-buildings, and several Closes or Parcels
of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, 'containing' together,
by estimation, 67 Acres, in. the parishes of Bethersden and
-Great Chart, in the occupation of Leonard White, and of
which possession may be had at Michaelmas, 18°9.
The Timber on this Farm is In be taken by the Purchaser
at a valmtvin.

i.ot 2 ,- All that Wood commonly called or known by the
name of Lainberton Woad, containing, by estimation 39 A.
more or less, situated in the parish of Bethersden, well stor-
ed with thriving Timber and the Underwood of twelve
years growth.
l.ot 3.—A 11-those 98 Acres of Land, being part of an estate
called Stowting Roughs, situate in the parish of Stowting,
near Hy the, in the occupation of George Carter, and of which
early possession may be had.
Lot 4. —All those 96 Aries of Woodland, being the'remain-
ing part of the Estate, called Stowting Roughs, situate
in die parish of Stowting, with the Timber Trees and Un-
da.wood thereon, of several years growth, and a way thereto
through Lot 3.
Any person wishing to view Lots I atvl .4'a-my be shevin
them by applying to NIT. Leonard White, of Bethersden ; and
Lots 3 and 4, on application to Mr. George Carter, of Stow-
ting. _ _

• For further particulars apply to Mr. B. C. Carter, Solici-
tor, 7, Staple Inn, Holborn ; or to Messrs. Jernmet and
Son, Solicitors,‘Ashford.

tO WOOLLEN DRAPERS, MAN's MERCErtS; &C.
TO BE DISPOSED *OF,
, .

THE truly Valuable LEASE and GOODWILL
of a long Esthblished HOUSE and SHOP, most
eligibly situated in the neighbourhood of Covent Carden, in
the Woollen Drapery,'Man's Mercery, and Trimming Line,
4t the very moderate Rent. of 15-4. per annum, -nine years
of which were unexpired at Michaelmas last. The Premises
are replete with every accommodation for carrying on an ex-
tensive Business, and the Sum required for the purchase of
the Stock in Trade will amount to from two to three thou-
sand pounds ; the whole or any part of which the Proprie-
tors will have no objection to take by instalments, at three,
six, and nine months, on the Purchaser giving 'sufficient
security. The Fixtures to be taken at a fair valuation—to be
paid tor on taking possession.
urt her Particulars may be known on application to Mr.
Whitaker, Solicitor, Broad-curt, Long-acre.

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