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A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, -
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Together or.in Lots, at Lloyd's Hotel, 'in New street, Bir-
mingham, onjlitirsclay the 13th of May inst. at Three
o'Clock in the Afternoon 'unless previously disposed of by
Private Contrad, of which due notice will be given);
CONSISTING of nearly ONE THOUSAND
• ACRES of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable and
Woodland, divided into FIVE compleat FA RMS, with
some small Lots adjoining. The Premises are very com-
pact, most agreeably and pleasantly situated near the Market •
fowns of Alcester, Bromsgtove, and Birmingham, the whole
forming a very desirable and-compleat Estate. art the last
Lot is a large good HOUSE, delightfully situated, which
with a little improvement would make a desirable Residence,
tier a Gentleman's Family,- having a large SHEET of WA.:
TER near it, and some PLANTAT I ON S, Which_ may be
formed very agreeably into Shrubberies; &c. &e. There is an
extensive FISHERY in the River Arrovi, belonging to it-} arid
• plenty of GAME over the Estate.
Printed Particulars may be had of ftlettrg. Devon and
Tooke; Solicitors, No. to, Gray's-inn-square, London ; at
Mr. Bedford's Office, in Birmingharit ; at Mtn;srs. Knott and.
Lloyd's, Booksellers, Birraingliani; andat the principal Inns
in the adjacent Towns:

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD •BY. AUCTION,.
At fhe Angel Inn; Midhurst, on Thursday the./7th Da.; Of
May, 1801, between the Hours,of Five an&S'even in the
Afternoon, if not previously disposed °Eby Private COn-
trad, of which (should it happen) Notice will be given ;
A_ Li, that Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE;
A
called ELME R's FA RM, in the occupation of Samuel
Ankeri tenant at will, wild has notice to quit at Michaelmas
next. ..

.The Estate lies in the parish of Woolbeding; within a short
distance of four Markets; Liphook; Midhurst; Petersfield,
and HaSlemere ; and consists of a good Farm-House; two
Barns, and other suitable Buildings; and of 355 Statute Acres
of Land, (according to a recent admeasurement taken by Mr.
Barlow, ot'Midhurst); of which, about ISS arc Arable, Mea-
dow, and Pasture ; about 55 Coppice and Woodland 'and
about rtz Common, but which the Purchaser will have the
poWer of enclosing without applying to Parliament:
The Estate abounds With Game, and there are many beau.:
tiful Spots for Building. The Timber and UnderwoOd to be
valued: •

The Purchaser will hasdilie refusal of a *Ood 1)40 near
tbe-E§tate, called Older Hill coppice, containing about 27
Acres,: at.a fair price ; and if he is a Sportsman ; he may also
belaCcolnrnodated with the use of a neighbouring Manor.
-foqamiculars; inquire of Edward Kent, Esq.' Hotlist,
near Midhurst.

CAPITAL ESTATES; . .
WARWICKSHIRE, LINCOLNSHIRE; in ESSEX,-
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .-
In the course of the ensiling Summer;
AVery VALPARLE: and Ctimpaa FREE.
HOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, consisfmg of
two Farms adjoining each 'other; the Onc called HIGH
HOUSE FARM, and the other the HALL FARM, con-
taining -together 343 Acres I Rood; i 4 Perches of Atable,
Meadow; anti Pasture Land; in high eultivatien; with good
Farm Houses and convenient Outbuildings belonging to each;
situate in the Parish of Rowington, in the County of War-
wick, distant from War Wick &Out 4- miles, and fromilir-
noingham 15 miles, Togetbetwith the GRE 4T TITHES
of the Parish of Rowington;bing upwards of 1300 Acres.—
The' whole of Which Premises are now in the occupation of
Mr. William Wells; under a Lease which will etpire at Lady
Day 1805.
Also a desirable FREEHOLD -ESTATE. , called TUL-
L E VS F,,cft M, consisting. of a 'Fatm House and tithe's. Build-
ings, in good repair; and about '267 Ac'req, r-' Rood; and i 8
Perches of Arable, Meadow; Pasture and' Marsh .Land,
situate in the Parishes'of Holbeach and Fleet; in the County
of Lincoln, distant from Spaldinggmiles,-and from Wisbeach
r/miles?part of whieli is' in- Lease to M'r. lames Cole,' and
the rest let to him as Tenant from year to year.
Also a very eligible Freehold ami'Copyhold Farm; called
C LAVEREND' EARICIr; cOivisting Of a Farm- ROnse, and
aboUt 316' Acres; I. Rood,' and
,3o Perches, of Arable arid
Pasture Land, ituate in the Parishes-ofWendens,'LittlebOry,
,kskdan; New sort,' and Sadion Walden, in The County of
E sstx; in. the Occupation' of Mr. Robert Kintptdii, Who is
Tenant from year to year.•
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• Partitulaits may be •had of Mr. W. Lc Blanc, No. 8,
Mihnan-sttegy Eo.tdford=rowo Londoit;. &IA Mr, Yulljatnes,
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