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LOT 'I r.
A SMALL. FARM ajoining, containing 1 tA. 211. ia,P.
(more or less), ol'Arable, Meadow. and P:isti.rc Laud.
LOT
A MESCUAGr., OUT-HOUSES, and GARDEN. in.
the Occupation of Mr. William Hatt, near Dedham Turn-
pike.
The Land is all good. The London Coaches pass daily,
within a (matter of a mile of the. Mansion house, and the
Post morning and eventing. The Neighbourhood is.also good,
the' Roads excellent, and-the Country delightful.

LOT IV.
POND HALL FARM inWix and Bradfield, upon which
is a good Family House, fit for the Residence of a genteel
Family : there are large Barns, and other requisite Buili.ings,
and alo Acres (more or less), of Rich, Arable, and Pastuic
Land, in a Ring Fence. The Ladd is in a high state of Cul.
tivation, and includes a beautiful Wood. contaitting 19, 3.
33, (more or less) of well grown Oak, Ash,, and Elm Tim.
her, in the centre of which is an old Decoy Pond, that may
easily be restoreel. All the Premises are Freehold, except 4...
and the whole Tythe free (except 27A.) ael the outgoings
remarkably small. except an Annuity of Sol. per Annum,
during the Life of a Gentleman, aged sixty-five. Also the
'great and small. Tythes of 77A. ;R.,part of three Farms
adjoining, with a profitable' Gravel l'it. This beautiful
Farm is eight -miles from Harwich,' four front Maningttee,
and thirteen from Colchester,, all capital Market Towns.
printed Particulars may soon be had at the Rookery, Ded-
ham ; White Hart, Brentwood; Spread Eagle, I ngatestone ;
Black Boy. Chelmsford; Blue rusts, Witham; Golden Lion,
Ipswich; Swan, Sudbury; Angel, Bury ; White Hart, Col-
chester ; of Messrs. Linton and Lavallen, AtiCtioneers,
Colchester; or of Mr, ‘Voodipte, Solicitor, GoliMn.square;
London; where a Map of the Lots, and the Elevation of the
Xlansion.House at Dedham, may he seen.

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