The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-14 00:00:00

HARROW INCLOURE.

'W d
E, the COMMISSIONERS named in an
appointed by virtue of art na of Parliament for DI.
ALI.OrfINGand INCLOSING the'OPEN
and Co NAION FIELDS, COMMONS, and' WASTE
GROUNDS within 016 PARISH of HARROW, in the
Courtv of Nliddlesex. 00 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That we intend to meet at the King's Head Inn, in Harrow
aforesaid, on Monday the 3d day of October next, at Nine
& Clock in the Forenoon, from whence we shall proceed to
perambulate the Boundaries of thesaid Parish next adjoining
to the Parishes of Northolt and Greenford Parva, in the said
County of Middlesex, beginning at that part of the Parish of
Northolt where the Parishes of Harrow, Northolt, anti
Ruislip join,' and ending with the said Parish of Greenford
Parva, with the intention to Ascertain, Set Out, Determine,
and Fix the Boundaries of the said Parish of HarroWAgainst
such several Parishes respedive&y. And we do hereby also
give notice, That all Persons who h.ive not delivered in
their Claims of Property, arc requested to deliver the same
to us at the King's Head Inn, in Harrow aforesaid, on the
4th day of Odober next. Dated this 18th day of August,
• 1803.
JoNATIIAN. GIBBON'S.
R. DAVI ES. •
JOHN TRUMPER.

To TAILORS and OTHERS..
• CLOATHING for the HAMPSHIRE VOLUNTEERS.
ENDERS of Terms for making and deliver.
ins (within a stated time, to be fixed by the Com-
mittee)) a UNIFORM for PRIVATES, consisting of a
Cap, Light Infantry Coat or Jacket, and Pantaloons. will
be received, sealed up, at the Oflice of the Deputy Clerk of
in Winchester, before noon on Moi:day the loth
such Uniform (in Serjeant's Cloth)
tand i
.aPNe‘c.achaeper„e
tray be Pattern
seen in the mean time.
By Order of the Committee,
WILLIAM BISHOP,
Clerk to the Lieutenuntcy of the said County.
Basingstoke, Sept. 12, 1803.

VHERF,AS.ANN, The Wife of me, WILLIAM
,B4cKwyrii DIGHTON, of Northallerton, in
the County of York, Surgeon and Apothecary, having eloped
from me, this is to give Notice, that I 'will not be answerable
or accountable for any Debts she may contradt. Witness
my Hand this Bth day of September, tso3.
• W. B. DIGHTON,
Witness to the Signing, T. LANGDALE.

HAMPSHIRE.—
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By M:. KIMBERLEY,
On Monday the 26th ofSeptember, 1863, on the Premises,
A LL that good-accustomed old.estahlished INN,
called or known by the Sign of the SWAN, at
BLACKWATF. R, on the Great Western Road, in the Pa-
rish of Yately, in the County of Hants, now in the accupa-
,tion of Mr. Hutchings, who is declining that line of Bust-
ness.
The situation of this Inn is allowed to be as healthy a spot
as any in the Kingdom, with all the additional ACCOIIIIIIO-
- and the daily Improvements, with the Grand Mi-
litary Academy, with many hundred. Acres appropriated for
'the purpose, and the Coaches that stop and, change Herae.s
atigidarly every day, with other advantages that must in-
crease
the Trade, to ensue a fortune to any. industrious.
Couple in it reav years.
This Inn possesses genteel Apartments and good Beds,
suitable Offices for Servants, Gardens, Stable-yards well
supplied with good Water, a large Coach-house will con-
tain several Carriages, Stabling for between Forty and Fifty
Horses, and Buildings properly adapted for Cows, Pigs,
'Poultry, and Firing, with an unlimited Right of extensive
Cominonageand Fuel; at no Expcnce.
Note..--The Purchaser of the Inn, Lot r, will be intitled
to all the advantages of immediate Possession at' the Trade,
COnditions 'of Sale being complied with. and taking to the
Fixtures and Stock only, at a fair Apptaisement.
At- the same Time and Place will be Sold,
Lot a. Three Substantial Well-built BRICK COT-
TAGES, With a good Piece of Garden to each, well fenced,
and botincled in front by the High Turnpike. Roach, .which is
near, but at a proper distance from the Inn, Lot t ;
,atio Six
Fields otexeceding good Land,: part Meadow, and part Ara-
ble, in a high state of Cultivation, and wilt be Sold in sepa-
rate Lots' and the Timber to he valued.
N.. B. Alt theabove.mentioned Estatesare Copyliold, held
under the Manor of Crondall, so well knoWn to be nearly
equal to Freehold. May be viewed at any time before the
Sale. Mr. Hutchings, and the Tenants Ott the spot, will
skew the Premises ; and fttrther particulars, please to apply
to Mr. K.imberley, Surveyor and Appraser, No: 16a, Pic-
cadilly.
(pr On the following Days will also be• Sold, all the Pe-
nnine Household Furniture, exceeding good seasoned Goose
Fea,ther Beds and Bedding,
,Live aditibetal.Stock, and other
Elfeds, lee. Particulars anti Catalogues -of -which will be
delivered in due tirrie, at the Inns and Towns adjacent, the
Place of Sale, and of the Auttioneer.
By Private Contend, an exceeding-good Farm, .with about
-120 Acres, Freehold, near Needing; and one small Camped
Farina Egham, Surrey; a beautiful Spero) build on. The
Land-tax-redeemed, and the Possession may be had at Mi.
Cllael 111;4 neiit, -1803. Several 'Genteel kei..tdeln:es antl Cot=
rages lobe Lqtt or Sold• intitt4.oas
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