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TU" ESD Y, D
ECEMBEit it), 1809.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c. '

TRENT AND MERSEY NAVIGATION SHARES.
TO BE SOLD AUCTION, -
By Mr. SCOTT, 7
In the Monthly Sate of Canal Property, on Friday:the sth
'at' intluary, at thn Audiou Mart,: GRAND
11 TRENT' . and MERSEY, or
TRUNK NAVIGATION ; TWO'SHARES.,in this
excellent Concern, .posses Sing unrivalled advantages; the'
Dividends have legularly advanced to 4al. per Share, deal'.
per Annum, ;and will certainly increase.
GRAND lUNCTION,MONMOUTHSFIIREWILTS'
and BERKS, KENN E.-.T and AVON, IIUDDE,RS VIELD, -
ELLESMERE, (my DoN, 'and GRAND SURREY.,
CANAL, PORTSMOUTH, and FARLING': ON WA-
TER-WORKS SHARES,. , . .
Particulars at the New 'Hotel, Birmingham; at llatchett's-
Hotel, Pfccadilly ;at the-Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Scutt,'
2.8, New Bridge-street, London.

AIONMOU'IIISHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION,
TO BE. SOLD BY A ucTiorz,
'By Mr. SCOTT,
. .
On Friday, lan. ;, at Twelve o'clock, in the Monthly.
Sale of Canal Property, at. the Anotion Mart, by Olikr Of
Assigneeso.
rrHIRTY-EIGHT SHARES in this established'
1. and steadily improving -CIVNAL ;
,the Dividends
have advanced to 61. per Share, per Annum; clear of the
Property Tax, and by the great advantages this Concern
possesses, are expected to increase. Also, 7391. in Dc-
Dentures, bearing 51. per Cent. Interest clear.
Particulars with the Monthly Sale.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
,TO BE SOLD BY EON.

in Lots, at Newark and (2ariton-uf)7.ln-Treni,on the r7th,
and aoth oflantiary next,
TUE Valuable FREEHOLD and POPYHOLD
(Tythe•tree) ES rAT Jaze:of R. POCK.LE NG .
TON, of Nc wark. u cent, Banker,'si t eat Winthorpe
-and lialderton, - The 'tbriner comprises a most excellent
Mansion House. and Offices, 'suited. tOra large-family, with
Lawn, bounded by the river -Front; inintations'and Pleasure
Grounds, lately in the oei,:upation'ot Mr, Pocklington., Also
the grove }louse, some time since in the -,possession of his
son, good Farm ?louses, v% irh 'convenient boildings, several
Cottages, and about :159 acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pas.
ture .

• ~Tait valuable, property is two miles from Newark, adjoin-
ing the turn Pike road to GainsbGroußli•and Lincoln.
The Bahlerton,,Fstate comprises tour Farm Houses, with
convenient Buildings, several .Cottages, and about 430 acres
01 Arable, Meadow. and l'asture Land, also about two miles
frol'n Newark, adioining the road trorn London to 'York, and
t:onrains .some valuanle. Turnip.l.and.
Also the Freehold., and Tytue.free ,Estate, late of William.
Dickirisori,,n( the same place, hanker, situatet Sutton-;upon-
'frent and GraSthorpo, in, the county .of 'Nettingharn, pont-
prising three flouSes, sorerul Cttrages,:tnct nearly z
acres of Arable, Nl,astow, and l'‘,:ur.: :mutton is nit*
irides from Newark, and :tive.troni Tuxfora, adjoining the,
tutupike toad leading front LondOn toNork. - •
Prrirted partttulars of each Estae,• oparateliy, may be had
at the principal Inns, •at Newark-Upori.Ttent, uxford,
Itettord, l.ui olviy G ranthani'i Stanrfont,• and I )erby, and at
the otlitws of Messrs Shawestand. I.e Blanc, solicitors New-
Bridge-street, London; of. Mr. Allsopp, solicitor, Notting-
ham ; of Mr, Fox; solicitor, Newark- upon-Trent ; of Mr.
crcen, sw•vey,,r, Lenten Abbey, near Nottingham, and of
Mr. Gaskili, the auctioneer, et Nottingham. r.
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LETTERS from CANADA; written during a
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