The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-29 00:00:00

• THE RICH VALE OF CIPPENHAM.
TO RE SOLD'Ihr PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A.
Most-Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate near the-TWentY••third Mile-st One on the great
134th goad,' within three Miles orWindsor, in a rural, plea-
Sint. Village, in .•th.! County of Iltieks ; comprising a Resi-
&nee, with every Accommodation for a genteel Family.—
Stables, a double -Coach-house, -Pleasure G round,, Garden,
t wo,oeautiful.o rchards, ..a• Meadow, and one Field of Arable
adjoining ; in the whole about zo Ac'res,•_now in'the occupa-
tion of a Gentleman, who is Tenant at Will. •
Also adjoining, and • beloning 'to the above-mentioned
Estate, a Capital.Fß E E HOLD FARM, about-Two Hun-
drecl Acres; 'the Cropsthis,••and every. year, superior to most
,Counties in the Kingdom. • •
. This. singula-rly pleasant fertile Trad of Land, may be
truly called the Garden of Eden, and allowed' to be in the
circle of the first .Respetiability, •• At an easy distance from-
the Thames, and'aceorhoanied by the celebrated Taplow and
Hedsor Hills, Woods and Groyes ; in a fine, chearfu I, Sport-
ing' County-, not subject to any inconvenience whatever. The
Roads in every direction remarkably good in all seasons and
plenty.'4,G'iime-.•• The Farm is lett to an undeniable Tenant
on LeaSe, about 1.3 years of which are unexpired.
The wliole of the Premises have undergone considerable
Improvements and Repairs, and are plentifully supplied
• with.the finest Water in the Kingdom.
Further Part4culars and Terms,by - application to .Mr.
Kirnbeqey, Surveyor of Estates, praiset, and Autaioneer,
No. Oct,- Piccadilly

TO BE SOLD, .
THE LEASE of all those VALUABLE PRE-
Mrs ES, the LIME WO R KS ;' advantageously situate
on the Banks of the RIVER LEA, near BOW-BRIDGE,,
in the County of .Essex, within three miles of the Metropo-
lis; together with every convenience .for .carryiug on. that
business,. and -the Coal Trade also, to a considerable extent.
It is,a most desirable spot, with a Wharf, and a capital'
Lime Kiln, that makes upon an average 96 Hundred per
Week ; the profit of which is asckrtained
.to a certainty,.
withatit any difficulty whatever.

The Preinises condprize a convenient Family House ; con-
sisting of two good Parlours, a Compting-house' four Bed-
chambers, and a Dressing Room on the First Floor, and
suitable Bed-coonis for Servants ' • a good Kitchen; Pantry,
Wash-house, aid Dry Cellars ; the tront Court.inclosed by
Palisades; a small Flower Garden, Drying Ground, and
Kitchen Gardens:•

Also 'rWO•COTTAGES ; Stables for Sixteen licirses,
a good Granary, .and Lofts over, with roomy Sheds, and
other useful Buildings, properly adapted for both the -LiMe
and• Coal Business, equal to an.extensive. Trade.
Likewise the LEASES of TWO Desirable PA R VS, now
in high CultiVation, pleasantly situate. near Grays, in the
County afOresaid; comprizing a gond Dwelling-house ;
Offices and Conveniencies for the condu& of i6o Acres of
most excellent Meadow and .Arable Land; together with an
inexhaustible Chalk Pit upon the Premises, now in full
work, with a Wnarf upon the Creek, nearly contiguous to
the River Thames, for . conve4ying the produce of both
Farms by Water Carriage. , • -
Further Particulars and Terms, with a Plan of the Lime
Works, &c. may be seen by application to Mr. Kimberley,
SurveyoF of Estates, and Audioneer, Nv. x 66,