The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-01 00:00:00

OSBORNE STREET, WHITECHAPEL.
Genteel Furniture, Chimney and Pier Glasses, Stock in Trade,
and Utensils of Mr. Robert Keates, coppersmith, declining

business.
MR. MILLS is instructed to SELL by AUC-
TION, on MONDAY, 13th April, 1835, at Eleven o'clock,
on the premises, No. 7, Osborne-street, Whitechapel, the genteel
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising neat
mahogany four-post bedsteads with cotton furnitures, excellent hair
and wool matrasses, goose feather beds and clean bedding, maho-
pny.double and single chests of drawers, dressing stands, box frame
dressing glasses, large size fine plate chimney glasses, pier glasses,
excellent sets of moreen window curtains, mahogany frame sofa,
sideboard, dining and Pembroke tables, sets of mahogany drawing
and diningroom chairs, excellent Brussels and Turkey carpets large
sizeoil cloths, Tutenaque and other fenders, sets of fire irons, kitchen
requisites, and effects. Also on the same day will be sold, the
whole of the Stock and Utensils in Trade, comprising copper pumps,
quantity of distiller's cans, various sized sauce-pans, tea kettles,
coal skuttles, comfit-pans, brass cocks, &c., anvils, heads, ham-
mers, stakes, blocks, horns, and tools, large scale beams, weights,
old iron, &c.
To be viewed one day previous to the morning of sale. Cata-
logues may be had on the premis s, and at Mr. Mills' Offices, St.
Mildred's-court, Poultry.

TO VARNISH-MAKERS, COLOUR-MAKERS, AND

OTHERS

The late Mrs. Mary Innell's valuable Lease and Goodwill, esta-
blished upwards of 26 years, of capital Premises, situate on the
south side of Long-acre, held under the Duke of Bedford, at a
low rent.
MR. MILLS is instructed by the Executors of
the late Mr. Mary Innell, Varnish and Colour-manufac-
turer, to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, April 16, at
Twelve,' at the Mart, the valuable and beneficial LEASE and
GOODWILL of very substantial and modern brick-built first-rate
PREMISES, unexceptionably situate in the preferable part of and
within a few paces of the intended improvements, being No. 67, on
the south side of Long-acre, with a separate entrance from Drury-
lane. The Premises have been repaired and beautified at a consi-
derable expense, and aro calculated for carrying on a very lucrative
and extensive concern in the present business, which has been esta-
blished upwards of 26 years, which the purchaser will have the pri-
vilege of possessing. The business parts consist of two excellent
attractive fronted shops, with warehouses under the same, and a
range of buildings behind, to which there is a separate entrance
from Drury-lane. The dwelling part is most conveniently ar-
ranged, and consists of a handsome drawing and dining-room, seve-
ral excellent chambers, and requisite domestic offices. A part of
the premises, consisting of one shop and part of the dwelling, is let
off to a most respectable tenant, at nearly the whole rental. The
whole is held under lease from his Grace the Duke of Bedford, at a
low rent. The purchaser to take the fixtures at a valuation, and
may be accommodated with the stock in trade and utensils at a va-
luation, otherwise the same will be sold by auction on the premises.
To be viewed till the sale. Descriptive particulars may be had
on the premises;
of Mr. William Myatt, solicitor, 21, I3irchin-
lane ; at the Mart ; and at Mr. offices, 9, St. Mildred's-
court, Poultry.