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41)31IRALTY-OFFICE, May 23, ►845.

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at!
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tVice, at the Sessions House in the Old /1.71d,,n.

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SALES OF ESTATES,

CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORELAND.

MANSION-11017SE and VALUABLE "FAKEiI OLD
ESTATES in CUMBERLAND and WESTMORLAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In the Mouth of September next,
MOST Valuable PROP ERT Y, called
cARLETON HALL, delightfully situated in the
beautiful Vale of EmOnt, about one -Mile from the town of
Penrith, in Cumberland, and four from the Lake of Ulles-
water. The Mansion-house is a stone-built and uniform struc-
ture, well adapted for the residence of a fainily of distinction.
It comprises a handsome 'Dining Room, Drawing RooM,
13reakfast Room, Library, Anti-Room, Servants' Hall,
'Kitchen, Cellars; Ice-house, &c. ; twelve principal and sixteen
inferior Bed-rooms. The Out-houses are well arranged, and
consist of excellent. Stabling, Coach-house, Harness-room,
Barns; Byefs, and other Farming' Conveniences. Thery is• a
beautiful Lawn in front of the Hall, .and at a Short distance
from the House a spacious Garden, well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees, with nine Hot Houses, a Green House,
&c. The River Emont winds through the Lands, and the
River Lowther runs through and bounds othei parts of the',
Estate. The Plantations, Pleasiire Grounds, and Walks, are
extensive, skilfully laid out, and command the most beautiful
,riesisover a highly cultivated and romantic country, and there
is a considerable quantity of old ornamental timber near the
Mansion.

The Carleton Hall Estate, including the Plantations, &c.
contains 273 Acres of Land of the finest Quality, with suitable
Farm-buildings thereon, in the occupation of the Proprietor,
antral respectable Tenants. There is a valuable Water Corn
Mill-and Snuff Mill on the Estate, and the Water may be
turned to the greatest advantages.
The Estate is ,ituated in the midst of a fine Sporting Coun-
try, where two packs of Hounds are kept, and of a good neigh-
bourhood. There are several free and customary Tenements,
held of the Proprietor as Lord, by payment of Annual Rents,
&c. The ernin2nt Beauties of Carleton Hall are so generally
known, as to render any further'observations on it superfluous.

At the same time will be sold,
A capital 3lessuage and Tenement, called KIRK.BAR.
ROW, situated in the Parish of Barton, in the County of
Westmorland, with several Closes, containing, together 125
Acres, about three miles from Carleton Hall, and two from the
Lake of tilleswater.

.Alsn, a capital Messuage and Tenement, called ROW-
BEAD, in the said Parish of Barton, and .about 62 Acres of
'Lund,' commanding an extensive view of the Lake of tales-
water, and presenting several desirable situations' for .building
upon. And 'also the Hay and Corn Tythes of the Township
of Little. Stric,lcland.

Likewise, nearly Half of the Village of EMONT BRIDGE,
and other 13uildingA, situated in the Town of
.Penrith, and se-
veral Pews and. Sittings in the Church.
The above-mentioned Mansion. and Estates will be sold to.
gethet, or in Lots.
Printed
.detailed Particulars will be prepared ; to be seen at
the Offices of the following Solicitors :—Mr. Wm. Atherton,
I liVerpool ; essrs. Serjeant, Milne, and Serjeant, Manchester;
Mr. Worrnald, York ; Messrs. Nicholson -and Barr, Leeds ;
Mr. Ellithorne, Lancaster; Mr. Pybusi Newcastle; Mr.
Kendal ; and of J. C. Douglas, Esq. W. S. Glasgow ;
and James Hope, Esq. W. S, Edinburgh ; and Information re-
lative to the Sale may be had by application to Mr. Edward
Cliippendale, Solicitor, Crane-court, k leet-street, London ; and
Messrs. Grave and Bleaymire, Penrith ; and the Estates may
be viewed on appliCation to Mr. Wm. Hutton, the Steward, at
Carlton Hall.—May, 1825.

•
ESSEX.
Near Epping, .on the borders of Herts, a Freehold Villa Resi-
dence-, with Pleasure Grounds and Gardens, and. 160 Acres
of superior Land for Agricultural purposes surrounding it.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. ROBINS, at the Auction Mart, opposite the
Bank, on Tuesday, 28th instant, at Twelve o'Clock,
AN Eligible FREEHOLD •PROPERTY,
very pleasantly situate on the borders of Herts and a
short distance from Epping ; it includes a very comfortable
Villa Residence, with pleasure grounds, shrubbery walk, and
thriving plantations, and a productive walled gafden ; the whale
adapted to meet all the views of a moderate sized faMily. It is
laid out as a Ferme Ornee, and includes in its internal arrange-
ments all that can be reasonably desired. The farm buildings
and out offices are of a corresponding description, and imme-
diately environing the whole are 160 acres of excellent land, of
which 30 is arable, and the whole in the highest state of culti-
vation. The estate has plenty of game, and is in the neigh-
bourhood of several packs of hounds. To a gentleman whose
pursuits incline him to field sports,and to the cultivation of good
land, this property seems•patticalarly eligible.
The Estate can be viewed, only with tickets, on Tuesdays
and Wednesdays; particulars may be had 14• days prior to the
sale, at the Inns at Epping and Woodford ; the Mart ; and
of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.