The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-11 00:00:00

THE UNIVERSAL LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY, 69, Cornhill, London.
Sir HENRY WILLOCK, K.L S., Chairman.
This
STEWART, Esq., 111. P., Deputy Chairman.
,!us Society effects Assurances on the lives of persons resident
Great Britain, India, and other British possessions, on the most
"rld terms and divides annually of the profits
larlß the issnred. Tables of rates, which arse very moderate,
ftzy information, may be obtained on annlication to
ROBERT CHRISTIE, Actuary.

The Consall Estate, Staffordshire.
XL GEORGE ROBINS very respectfully
i„ makes known to all those who would invest securely, and
:11,,Lit a larze retur ESTATE their Capital, that. he is instructed to divide
The CONS ALL , in the COUNTY of STAFFORD,
!!ornprising 1,800 ACRES OF LAND,
into three divisions . so as to meet the views of those whose means
' more circumscribed. The purposed arrangement stands thus :
Acres.
Farms distinguished green on the plan 7BB
Ditto red
...
Ditto 249
yellow

A detaile,l statement, showing the peculiar feature and advantages
i. s
now ready for delivery ; and Mr. Robins will afford any
?nuinformation which can be desired. In the mean time
frie'r7ts justified in recommending it in the strongest manner to his
as a security tyto pay a better interest and without the same
'rlainty that is necessarily attendant on tho funds. The present
tental and value is -
THULE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED A YEAR.
I IS TITHE FREE, EXONERATED FROM LAND
t.tzatTie:, AND EXTRA-PAROCHIAL.

• Regency-square, Br:ghton, with immediate occupation.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At By Mr. GEORGE ROBINS,
e Old Ship, Brighton, on SATURDAY, :21st November, at
A, One for TATO precisely, in Two Lots,
LIN ELEGANT LEASEHOLD RESI-
DENCE, situate in the best part—the west side—No.ll in
REGENCY-SQUARE, BRIGHTON;
~;rhe leasehold house was completed for the use and occupation
de "e Proprietor, and is a most comfartable and superior resi-
illnoeic for a large family. It is one of the most commodious houses
litol square, and is completely and well furnished. This property
to a purchaser a very desirable residence and secure invest-
aa,the residence, if not occupied by the purchaser, from its
rn, To, ranks so high, that a certain large income from letting
re,idalwaYwillbs e relied on. Even di the sum mnths, this
N,5 'nee always command anur adeqng uate rentalm.er It ios held for
tilars, at e oriinal ground rent. The well-adapted furniture
taken th
at a valuation.
test';lieulars may be. had until the Sale, at the Libraries and the
......21otels at Brighton ; and ii Covent-garden.
At pa"---
—vguor. ,Marine Residence, suited to a family, with Offices,
- Garden, Lawn, and Shrubbery ; Land Tax redeemed.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At th BV MR. GEORGE ROBINS,
,--e Old Ship, Brighton, on SATUIIDAY, Nov. 21, at One
„
''''''l°elc, by direction of the executors of Mrs Esdaile, deceased.
4NELEGANT MARINE RESIDENCE
CALLED STMLEY VILLA,'
One of the best in
BOGNOR'S FAVOURED TOWN.
I,llit is seated on a lawn of some extent, environed by a Shrubbery-
/tit' • " Kitchen Garden ; it presents a uniform elevation, and
]tined
it is full of accommodation. The staircase and floors are
IhneiPallY of oak, and the timber generally throughout of the same.
to%oMces are every way commensurate ; it was originay des-
..to be occupied by the late proprietress, and no expense saved
4,sl7rider it most comfortable throughout, presenting a refreshing
jast to buildings of the present school, where profit alone is
bntemplation. It is completely furnished, and at present is
tiPied y
GENERAL G A SCOIGNE.
epresent low rental is 8 guineas a-week ; in the height of the
en ft is from 12 to 16 guineas. From these facts it will not be
li,e'4lt to judge of the character of the abode; it is held for four
4, or 99 years, at a ground-rent of only 181. per annum.
and ay be viewed, by leave of the tenant, 10 days before the sale,
LibrlArticulars had at the Library, Bognor; the best Hotels and
sChi
Brighton ; of Messrs. 13rice, Freeland, and Co., Soli-
; and in Covent Garden.

Ail • IN •THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
,IMmense Freehold Territory, in the immediate vicinity of Na-
. ligable Rivers, Main Roads, Rising Towns, and good Markets,
Ititted to all those whose means are limited, and who would
ernigrate successfully.
It- GEORGE ROBINS is directed to an-
it t, nounce, that ho will SUBMIT by PUBLIC AUCTION,
wr.," art, in London, on THURSDAY, December 3, at Twelve
aock
:100, ,and UNRESERVEDLY, in suitable Lots, varying
0.„,' from
,„5,000 cres ch,
4`• OFA ea
THE MOST IMPORTANT' FREEHOLD
that ..''• ESTATES
'' ever been offered to the consideration of the
This GREAT AND MODERATE CAPITALIST.
1,11 Will probably appear to the reader at first as somewhat as-
taaring ; reflection will soon persuade him the observation is
tg; ' advisedly. Emigration has lately become an every-day oc-
Pe, t,enee, where the prospect of success hath at least much of un-
lier, ,17,m'1" to restrain the adventurer. In the proposed Sale it would
~ise-leucult to suggest a doubt, and. the arrangement of the Lots hath
the I contemplated an opportunity, whereby the small as well as
large capitalist will each secure advantages proportionate to their
tit'ariS• It is no speculation, no theoretical operation, where doubt
an cpeqte on the mina, to which public attention is now directed
c,!!arnestly invited. It must, when well digested, be classed as a
'4I.TAIN MEANS of ACQUIRING WEALTH WITHOUT
It; * wort RISK, by MEANS of TALENT and INDUSTRY.
hot dislike
of the consideration not only of the affluent, who do
Vdislike to increase " their ways and means," but
14E LITTLE CAPITALIST, WITH TWO OR THREE
*ill n HUNDRED POUNDS,
or abe excluded from this competition, and may possess Farms
(ii;‘ least 0 acres. At the esent moment, when it is found so
u'acult toe mploy capital with approbability of moderate remunera-
r:lM England, the present opportunity is held out with an
is ea ea that, unlike the visionary follies of years fortunately gone by, it
„post anximialy wished that the adventurer, ere he appears at this
titt will sift to the bottom every doubt or uncertainty that inge-
eo,ll. ean present ; and unless one and all give way to the mighty
o,kt:letion, which proclaims Rs morally certain the advantages held
n lhon, and in such case (one approaching to impossibility), he
f " well not to enter this field of competition, enterprise, and
Irtinie.
THE ESTATE 'CONSISTS OF 105,000 ACRES OF
VALUABLE LANDS,
kr IN TWO TRACTS, ADJOINING EACH OTHER,
Aimed under circumstances without any parallel.
am c plans and surveys which have been most carefully taken,
,till 'capped with an aceuracy well worthy of English imitation,
e1,,,h0w at one view the precise situation, the entire tracts being
" THE GREAT NAVIGABLE RIVER ELK, FOR
wh. FORTY MILES ON THE SOUTHERN BANK,
kilelt the traveller knovrs flows through and fertilize extensive tracts
aml, discharging its waters into the Ohio; thus joining the
siretern
ofd Northern States by the most magnificent and eaten-
ino ERNAL COMMUNICATION in the WHOLE WORLD.
Th 4 increasing prosperity of the adjacent States, both in wealth
the ?Vitiation, amply attest the value of that communication for
'flterchange of the productions of agriculture and commerce.
Th4l natural and social advantages of
the THE TATE OF VIRGINIA,
Moat central and civilized of
"lire i. ALL THE AMERICAN UNION,
no. '"wn and fully recognized. It may not be out of place to
~,, c, that since the stream of emigration has so strongly flowed
"Y year to the United States from all parts of
the OVER-PEOPLED EUROPE,
fkill(2lVortunity presented to all and every class of capitalists,
torcrx, mechanics, and labourers, each in their scpari-tte capacity,
407ecorne the holders and improvers of the best lands in America,
ire e very, very rare occurrence, remembering always that they
te„.ost
'4IPT FROM TAXES, UNENCUMBERED BY ANY
am PUBLIC DEBT,
allowed the most unshackled
ith. FREEDOM OF RELIGIOUS WORSHIP.
'Legislature of Virginia has recently passed an Act for a
iptis , • VAST RAILROAD,
.If,l,Qcil to pass through the centre of these lands.
'I'VE MILLIONS FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
hos ,_
1.1 DOLLARS
\vbt.el ueen subscribed (one half by the State) to form this railroad,
l, - ...

UNITE when
THE complGßEeteaAT in five:NAVIGABLE short years, will
RIVER JAMES,
to
ttirtnunicating with the Atlantic, to the great river Kanawha, and
Pt Yin: its waters into the
" MIGHTY OHIO."
ea Such is a very faint and imperfect sketch of the prospects under
'4k
"Ideration• In the meantime the Proprietor, who in this country Y
titi bpersonally communicated with ; and information as to the
'nay be obtainei at the Offices of Messrs. Lawford, Draers'-
q Thromnorton- street ; also at the Auction Mart ; and atp Mr.
salrge RObins's Offices, Covent-garden, where the Maps, Plans,
ether Particulars may be inspected.

IN HANTS.
valuable Freehold Estate at Eist, Woodhay, four tniles from
l'i,cwbury, on the road to Andover, and close to High Clere,
Nobietlier 1,196 acres, well tena.n'ed, the outlaying lands of a