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FRIDAI7 SEPTEMBER 21 1810.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

FRL [HOLDS, UNION CRESCENT, MAIWAT-E.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. SCOTT,

On Thursday, Oaober ir,at 12 O' Clock, IF the Mart, Lon-
don, in Eight Lots, unless acceptable oll'ers shall be pre-
viously made by Private Contratl, _ '

F, IGHT FREEHOLD spacious MODERN RE-
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siN CES in a "%tied sduation in UNION C
CENT, planned. with particular - attention to convenience,
extremely well built, neatly finished, supplied with excel-
lent Water, and in good order; let to tarnilies of rank or.su-.
perior respectability. As Houses they are forned to secure a'
preference of purchasing. A most desirable opportunity of
purchasing Marine Residences, fo, pos;essiod or letting .to
advantage ; Land Tax is redeemed.
May be viewed by Ticket* from Mr. Goold, near the
mrscs; of. Messrs. Saw.kilis aud Dc.
ring, Margate; at the' Libraries at,Margate, Broa.tstairs,
Ramsgate, Deal, and Dover ; the Fountain, at Canterbury ;
Rose, tirtiirtgbourne ; Crown, Rochester ; at the Mart ; and
of I. Scott,' 28, Nyvv Britl e-street, Londom.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

ERITH, KENT. -
FREEHOLD TITHE ESTATE, WITH PARSONAGE
• LAND, AND ADVOWSON.
TO BE SOLD BY•A CTION,
By PETER COX E,
At the Auaion Mart, near the Bank of England, `on
nesday; 26tIt September, at Twefve o'clock; its Sevett
Lots, .

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COMPRISING all that exceedingly valuable and
highly improvable FREEHOLD P ROY wrY, the
Impropriate Parsonage of Erith, situate on' the fertilehaiik Ot"
-the. Thames, tz only froin.London. This important •
property consists of a neat substantially built pwelling-
-house, with. suitable Offices; capital-Barns, Slablilig, and
other .Out-biiildiligs;, adapted- for the collection 01 'Tithes,
roomy. I-arm:yard, excellent walled Garden, and abont iso
Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land; lying extremely
compaCt, the soil healthy, productive and easy of cultivation;
the valuable Vicarage of Erith, estimaled at 4001. per an-
num; the present Incumbent 43 years of age; and all the
advantages issuing out of'the Titheable- Lands extentimg,
over about 2000 Acres, of which 133o''or thereabout are
Arable, 700 Grass (nearly a moiety Mowed annually) and
the remaining 37a Acres is CoppiCe Wood, singularly pro-
fitablc in tin.; parish. The tithes to which tile I•nprorriator
is entitled, consist of Corn.and Grain, hay and Wo u, arid
also of Peas gathered greeti,'OrWhieli manrare grown for the
Woolwich, Greenwicn, and Lon.toir Markets. The whole
(except the fishes at f..esnes Abbey Farm ,and Wood) is in
.the renting or occupation of Mr. • Muses Grat wick, held tor
Inc reinaintler of a term of 21 years, -ot. winch there are but
seven years to run fruit Michaelinas'nzxr, and at the expira•
tion-or'inat period the profits will be increased iu alt annOst
incalculable proportion. •
May be view.).,d 14 pays preceding the sale, on application
to Mr. lohu Knight, at the Queen's tfead, hadenivell, neat
E rith Parsonage, of whom particulars may be then had ; also
at the Crown Inn, Erith ; Nag's Head, Welling; Bull,
Shooter's-hill ; Ship "cavern, Woolwich ; Bull lass, Dazt,-
ford ; Stai, Maidstone; Rochester; King's Head,-
Ca: !tett:hay ; of Me,tsrs. Richardson, Corfietd, and Wharton,
No. 7, Lincoln's-Inn. fields ; at Lloyd's Colfee-house , at
the Audion•Mart; and of Mr. Coxe, No. 33, Throginorton-
street, London.