The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-10 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By THOMAS STONE,
At the Red Lion-Inn, in ?harm:, in the County of Oxford,
on Tuesday the Itth Day of May, tBoz,at Four o'Clock in
the Afternoon (subject to such Conditions as shall he then
agreed),
THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, in
the County of Buckingham, viz.
Lot I. A MESSUAG F., with the Barn and Out-build-
ings, and dims Parcels of inclosed Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, in the Parish of Ickford, in the occupation of
the Reprosentative of Rowland Herring, and containing in
the whole 58 A. 3 R. ss P.
Lot 11. TWO PARCELS of inclosed PASTURE and
MEADOW GROUND, called GREGG's GROUND and
GREGG's MEAL), with a Barn and Cow-house, in the Pa-
rish of Waddesdon, in the occupation of John Ben, and con-
taining 59A. 3 R. 361'.
Lot 111. A CLOSE of MEADOW GROUND, called
BANNISTER's MEAD, in the Parish of Oakley, in the
occupation of john Stephens, and containing 6A. o R. 19 P.
The Premises are held by Agreements from year to year,
under proper restriaions.
For further Partic'ilars, apply to Thomas Hinckley, Es 4.
Litchfield ; Mr. Wyatt, Burton-upon-Trent ; the' Auc-
tloncer, in Thane ; or Mr. William Baker, Brill, near
T.lame.

WINK FIELD LODGE, inHATCHET-L-ANE, BERKS.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, •
By •MT-. KIMBERLEY,
On Wednesday the tath of April, tBoz, and the following
day, on the Premises,
ALL the Neat and Genuine HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, LIVE and DEAD STOCK, and
other E F FECTS, the Property ofa GENTLEMAN, who is
removing to a more.distant.part of the Kingdom': comprizing
Bedsteads with mahogany fluted feet posts, with beautiful
Chintz-pattern modern Furnituth, lined, as good new,
and Window Curtains to correspond; -remarkable fine season-
ed Goose Feather-beds, Down Pillows, superfine Blankets
and Counterpanes ; excellent Mahogany Furniture, in Ward-
robe Chests of Drai.Vers, corner Bason Stands Dressing
Glasses, Toilet Tables, Carpets planned to the Beds, &e. a
Drawing-room Suit .eontainino ...ta
gent Sota with Mattress, Cushions and-Bolsters, with rich •
Chintz-pattern cotton Covers, and three pair of Window
Curtains in Suit, with rich Japanned Cornice-heads to ditto ;
Mahogany inlaid Tables, a'Ladies curious Round-work Ta-
ble upon a claw frame, a Pier Glass in a bordered frame,
Carpets planned to the rooms ; Grates, .Fenders, and Fire .
Irons ; a compleat sett of Dining Tables with compass ends,
for sixteen, on claw frames and brass castors, in good preser-
vation; Mahogany and Japan Chairs, a Cellaret with brass
hoops and handles; an Oval Pier Glass in a gilt frame; four
Festoon Windows Curtains of modern pattern, cotton lined,
with lines, laths, laths and pins the same as new ; a beauti-
ful Table Sett of Enamelled and Burnt-in China ; a Tea Sett
of Worcester China, and a variety of other China, Glass and
Stone Ware; a capital Pair of Rifle Barrel Pistols,: hair
triggers and stop locks, with a neat mahogany case, ace.
several Servants Bedstead; and Bedding; a variety.of useful
Kitchen Furniture articles, 'in the cinterent offices; Dairy
utensils; Stone and other Bottles, about fifty dozen, Sm.
• The Live and Dead Stock consists of two exceeding-good
Mitch Cows, one with a fine Calf by her sidu about a week
old, the other a beautiful Spotted Cow, forward in Calf ;
in the field, is a fine grown Two-year old Colt, by that beau-
tiful horse. Sultan, his dam a famous roadster and remarkable
fast trotter ; this. Colt, for bone, make and fashion, .promises,
to be as good a hunter as any in the kingdom.; also a Black
poney, steady, strong, and active in all his paces, with a good
saddle and bridle; in the farm-yard is a fine large Breeding
Sow, of the true ,Berkshire bleed, very forward in pig;
another S:nv not in pig ; tour fat Hogs, well fed and ready,
and Eight Store Pigs, hog-troughs, tubs, ice. ; in the staale-
yard, is a staunch Pointer, warranted, and other EffeCts, &c.
May be viewed on Tuesday the 13th and the Morn-
, ings of Sale, beginning each day precisely at leven o Clock.
Catalogues of which may be had, at the Inns at Windsor,
Egliam, Staines, Sunning-rtill Wells, the Place of Sale, the
day of viewing, and of Mr. Kimberley, No. 160, Piccadilly,
London. -
N.B. To be lett and sold, several capital Residences,and
Genteel Cottages, Furnished or not.

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