The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-07 00:00:00

VALUABLE COP YHOLD HO'USES, POT-WORKS,
BULL SING SITUATIONS, andCLOSES of LAND,
at SIIELTON, near Hanley; in the must central part of
the Statibrdshire Potteries. • •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By THOIVIAS'SETORTHOSE,
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At the Swan Inn, in Hanley, in the'County of Stafford, on
Thursday the loth Day ot March inst. ; the Sale to begin
at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, subject to
Conditions to be then produced, in several Lots;
A,N Ele4ant and Substantial DWELLING.
HOUSL, with very. commodious • Offices, a large
walled Garden, and excellent Out-buildings, consisting of a
three-stalled Stable, a Cow-house and Coach-house, with
two capital Sets ot ?ot-works, calha i the Upper Works and
Lower Works ; and an extensive Plot of Land bciore the
House: and about the; Works, -containing, in the whole,
a A. 3 R. 25 P. be the same more or less ; also several Lots
of Building, G round staked out, anti four Closes or Pieces of
capital Grazing Landi with three small Tenements-, the
whole must desirably situated at Shelton aforesaid, and now
in the possession-of Captain Simpson.
The House is finished in I suyerior stile, and contains a
Dining-loom, 20 feet by 14 feet o inches ; a:Drawing-room,
14 reet ts feet 6 inches ; a Hall, 14 feet Ouches by 8 feet
i inches, writh Rooms over of the same size, beautifully
laid Oak Floors and Staircase, a small
.Parlour, good Kitchen
and Laundry; with good Lodging Rooms over them ; Attics,
Store-room, and excellept Vaulted Cellars, &c. all in tom-
plete Repair; the Garden is well planted with it mit Trees
of various sorts, and is in a high state of cultivation ; a large
'Wall has been recently built lit 'a considerable expe:nce round
'the Plot of Land before the House, which completely pre-
vents any trespass, and forms a beautiful I nclosure.
The Upper Pot-works consist'of four Capital Hovels, and
the Lower Works have two HoVels, a great extent of Ware-
house room to each, Counting Houses, and every otherton-
venience • also in Istfc4t,
.It.,pair, hate a never-failing sup-
ply of Water adjoining, are a slihrt distance front the Canal,
and chase to Coals.
The Utensils in the Pot-works,.A6a the .FiXtures 'in the
I loose, which are modern,' tif tit iltal by tlie Purchaser at
a t.,ir valuation.
The Purchaser may also,be accommodated with all or any
pArt.of the Household Furniture, ,which is in the modern
stile of elegance, and a Pew or Seat in-the Front of tho North
bide-of the Gallery of Hanley Church,- No. 44„ may. be
treated for by Private Contract. '
The Situation of the Hou:ie, and the wholeof 'the Lots, is
not surpassed in any part of toe StaffiirdShire Potteries ; and
When the ;resent nourishing state of the Eirthert Ware Ma-
nufaCtuies is taken in VieW, with the certainty also ,qf their
increase to an extent 'which cannot be foreseen, it wiWbe
lowed that this Saletresents an opportunity, which cat' sel-
dom be had.
`,„ An:wietpaate PortiOn of the Fnrchase-money may remain
secured on the respective Lots. •
Possess on thereof may be iiad at I.Ady.-day • next; and for
a View ot the P r6nists and further itarticul ars, l'efiir to Cap.
Matti' Simpson,. of She ton aforesaid.; to thet-saiit-Thotrias
.iltort;iose ; or to Mr. Griffin, Attorney at Law, Stoll;
VVlieri; Plans of the different Lot 4 may be seen.

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