The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-23 00:00:00

MORTGAGES.

31 ESSRS. DANIEL SMITH and SON have
observed during a long and extensive practice, intimately
connected with Landed and other real Property, that in the tran-
saction of Mortgages, numerous obstacles, with great risks and im-
positions, and improper publicity, are constantly incurred; and
having been often the channel for effecting Loans and much ern-
PI
loyei in reporting on the validity of various Securities, they have
prepared, and respectfully submit to the Public
A PLAN AND SYSTEM,

under which bona fide Mortgages of any amount may be effected
with expedition, perfect security, and strict professional confidence;
and free also from various extortionate charges, made often without
any services being rendered, through the dishonest and disgraceful
Agency of anonymous Advertisers, men who generally have not
the least authority, much less the necessary means, for conducting
such negotiations.
Messrs. Smith have established, in connection with their Land
Agency Offices in
WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL-MALL,
a situation (amidst all the great Club-Houses) as eligible perhaps
as any in London,
A GENERAL REGISTER

of Loans required, and of Sums of Money to be advanced, either im-
mediately or prospectively, specifying for what certain or condi-
tional periods, and sheaving the rate of Interest that will be given
or accepted,

WITHOUT ANF NAMES OR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPEARING

BUT CONNECTED WITH A SECOND BOOK,
RESERVED FOR PRIVATE REFERENCE,

containing the names of the respective Principals :—the descrip-
tion of the proposed Securities; and the Address of the Solicitors
concerned for each party ;—so that nothing of a doubtful descrip-
tion or character can be admitted ; the principle of the Plan being
to secure to the Public,

UNDER THE CARE AND SUPERVISION OF THEIR OWN LEGAL
ADVISER*,

and by an immediate introduction of the Principals (if wished) to
each other, a confidential, respectable, and ready Mart for such im-
portant negotiations, the want of which is perhaps sufficiently
proved by the frequent Advertisements from highly respectable
quarters, both for Securities and Loans.

In addition to the security arising from a reference to professional
men only of established respectability, as to the legal part of the
transaction, the Plan embraces a system of charging upon a cer-
tain, and, they trust, satisfactory basis, and
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PARTICULARLY AS ENTAILING NO EXPENSE ON EITHER
PARTY,
beyond a trifling Registering Fee and Postages, if the object is not
effected within a period to be fixed at the time.

PRINTED FORMS,
facilitating the requisite description of the proposed Securities on
which the Loans are desired, with a more detailed Prospectus, will
be given or forwarded to any party on (post paid) application.

SALES BY AUCTION.

MANOR-PLACE, WALWORTH, CLOSE to the SURREY

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH and SON will
SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, on WEnwEsnAT, the
20qh day of March, at 12, by order of the Executors of a lady de-
ceased, without reserve,
A small LEASEHOLD HOUSE, being No. 16, in Manor-
place, Walworth. It contains three sitting rooms, three bed rooms,
kitchen, and wash-house, with a garden behind, and a small court
in front, enclosed by a neat iron fence. It is held on lease, of which
45 years are unexpired, at the annual ground rent of 21. 4s.
P'articulars may be obtained at the Elephant and Castle ; at the
Auction Mart; and at Messrs. Smith's offices, in Waterloo-place,
Pall-mall.

SURREY.
Valuable Freehold Estate, at Balham-hill, within a short distance
of Clapham-common.
MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH and SON will
SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, March 28, at
12, in one or three Lots, (unless an acceptable offer shall be pre-
viously made by private contract,)
A commodious detached FAMILY RESIDENCE, with supe-
rior newly built stabling and out-buildings of every description,
beautiful lawn, productive garden, with rich paddock adjoining,
comprising altogether above six acres, ornamentally timbered.
This valuable and highly improvable property (as a portion might
be separated for the erection •f new houses) is most desirably
situate, on the west side of the road at Balliam-hill, about a mile be-
yond Clapham-common, and the grounds open backward to a pleas-
ingly varied view ; it is a rich, dry soil, and abundantly supplied
with the best water.

The estate may be viewed with tielets, and particulars may be
had at their offices in Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, where a plan may
be seen; also of Messrs. Fteshfield and Son, solicitors, New Bank-
buildings.