The Sun.
London, England, 1819-03-15 00:00:00

LOT IL

Two .INCLOSUR ES adjoining Lot 1. containing RA. 2R. GP.
in the occupation of Edward

LOT HI.

A CLOSE, called the Long Slipe, adjoining the west side
of the road from Lot I. to Northam Bride, containing
3A. 3R. GP. in the occupation of Edward Jewell.

LOT IV.

Two CLOSES, called Broom Fields, adjoining the east side
of the said road, containing 9A. Ox. lip. in the occupation of
Edward Jewell.

LOT V.

A compact PARCEL of LAND, with two COPPICES and
a COTTAGE, opposite Lot 1. containing 36A. 3n..200. in the
occupation of Edward Jewell.

LOT VI.

A compact FARM, adjoining Lot 5. with a House, Barn,
Stable, &c. containing 25A. 2R. 24R. in the occupation of
James Jewell.

LOT VIE.

A HOUSE, with Outbuildings, Garden, and three Inclo-
sures, adjoining the turnpike road from Winchester to 130t7
ley, containing 12A. 2a. 39P. in the occupation of James
Vere.

To he viewed till the Sale; and Particulars, with the Plans
of each Lot, may be had of Mr. John Pickard, at West End,
in South Stoneham ; at the Dolphin, Southampton; George,
at Winchester; Dolphin, at Bosley; King's-Head, at Wick-
ham ; _of William Leake, Esq. in Sackrille-strset ; and of
Mr. Willoch, No. 25,,Golden•squarc, London.

To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of
the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause of " NOEL
against WESTON," with the approbation of FRANCIS
PAUL STRATFORD, Esq. one of the MatterS of the said
Court, at the Spread Eagle [nu, Epsom. '"on FRIDAY, the
19th day of March, 1819, between the hours of Ten and
Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, in Thirty-fire. Lots, by
Mr. THOMAS BUTCHER, the Person appointed by the
said Master,
EVER A L V stnah e COPYHOLD ESTATES,
situate in the Parishes of Epsom, -Ewell, and Ctidding-
ton, in the County of Surrey. Also sundry Parcels of COM-
MON FIELD LAND, lying in the Parish of Epsom.
1 he Premises may be viewed by leave of the Tenants, arid
printed Particulars' had (gratis) at the said Master's Cham-
bers, in Southampton- huildings,Chaneerv- lane ; of Mr.Leake,
Solicitor, Sackrille-street ; of Messrs. Ware and Young, So-
licitors, Blackman-street, Biirough ; of Messrs. Booth and
Leggatt, Solicitors for the Affairs of Taxes, Craven street,
Strand • of Mr. Uhtbuff, Solicitor, Gray's Inn ; of Mr. Heal-
Solicitor, Laurence-lane, London: at the Place of Sale,
and the principal 'lnns in the NeighlroUrbood ; and of Mr.
Butcher, at Epsom.
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MILLARD'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL EAST INDIA
ESTABLISEINIENT, 16, CHEAPSIDE.
MILLARD begs very respectfully to inform
• Families arriving from abroad, &c. his Warehouse
pusErsses its accustomed rich supply of Foreign and British
articles, and' where• every description of the choicest Linen-
drapery for domestic use, Foreign Damask and other Table-
linen, fashionable articles for morning, promenade, and
evening dress ; French Cambrics of the first fabrics ; Litce,
India Shawls, and curious imitations in British ditto from pe-
culiar designs; both long and square ; elegant printed chintz
and other Furnitures fur the Drawing-room, Beds, Cots,
Sofa covers, &c. 'Printed Chintz, Mushus, and Cambrics, the
choicest India Muslins for Gentlemen's.Cravats, and Ladies
wear, from the Company's sales, with a variety of curious
India articles, Icore Fans. Gold and s;free Mullins and Tur-
batis; Irish Linens of the intproved bleach; and fine Sheet-
logs, India lone cloths, White Chintz, and AnjenttrOos, pe-
iculiar the House, may he selected, on the mast Limon-able
terms. Linens, Moslins, &c. purchased by the Piece or Denny
tire at tha Wholesale Price, and one price made' without de-
Viation. Chests of Family Linen complete. Ladies, &e. ar-
'riving from India, and wishing to part with valuabit Shawls,
may receive their highest value fur or exchange Om.