The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-11 00:00:00

ESShX.

UEUEIAM, Fifty.eight Miles, and W IX, about Sixty-three
Miles trolls London. •

TO BE.SOLI) BY ueTtoN,
. By LINTON and LAVALMN,

On:Wednesday. the 3d day of Oetober, i 8 to, 'at the White
' : - :Hart Inn, Colchester, at Twelve o'clock,
IN TWO I,OTS,
According to printed Particul:irs,, then 'and there to be pro.
duced, unless pteviously disposed of by Private Contreidt,
of which notice will be given, with immediate pussessiotis
• . the tollowing very vAinanle.and desirable, listates:;
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THE. MANSION,FIOUSE called ,the ROOKE,
It Y, in I.) E Dl aforesaid, and.sg.A. more ur less-; of
rich Ai-hie, Meadow, and Pasture Land and Orchards, in a
Kir% Fence,. with suitable Out-buildings, the whole customary
Copy hold, equal hi ieenold, except five Acres, more, .r less,
at toe will of the Lord, in the occupation of Mr. f Junin, the
l'roprietor.
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The -House iS fit for the immediate residence of a large gen.
-teel,Fanaly, with two Gardens well inclosed arid planted
'with choice f init-teees in full bearing. • '
Also a ntrge detached. cottage, no:Art tie Mansion.lionse, fit
for the, residence of a smell genteel family, four best Bed.
• Mortis:Servants' rooms, and suitable Offices, also a Coach_
house, Sta..ile, and Gartien.now let to Walter Clerk, Esq for
one year, froin'the stli July last, and also a Tenement and
Garden now in the occupation of I oho Vickerson.
A lio knell karni'adjoining, in the parishes- Of Dedham
and Langliatn. consisting of a Dairy, two Harm; two Stables,
Cow-hauSe, Terni..yerd, anTseveril Tenemoins and Garden.
ground let to dill-rent rersoni et low Rents, and t i A. 2 R.
• 7 more or less, Of Arable Meadow Ozier Ground, and Or-
chard, all customary Copy 11 Ad.
Copyhold Messuage'or Tel with the Out-
house. and Gardqi thereto iielon4llg„ situate near I..leclhani
Turnpike, in the occupation ot William Ilea.
"The Land isa)l good{ at considerahle`part,of it adjoins the.
-navigable River Stour.

The London C,uaches pass• daily within a quarter of a
.mile of tire •Alansiou-house, and the Post utorning and
evening
The Neighbourhood is:good, the Roads excellent, and the
Country dclightthl.. •

Thislstaiepay be viewed by applying to Mt. Firmin.
LOTII.

COnsiiti or a most 'desirable ESTATF., called POND
HALL, fit for the residence of a Gentleman's Family, situ-
ate in WI X and BR DF. I ELL% in ESSEX, s.►rrounded by
good. Roads and a
.respedable Upon it is a
good Family House, two large Barns,. and other requisite Put.
buildings, together with no Acres of r►ch Arable antl Pasture,
more or less, in a Riug,fenee, in a high state of cultivation,
including.a beauti ul wood of i 9 A. 3 It.. 38 P. more Or Icss,
well planted with fine-grown •Oak, Ash, and i.l►n Timber,
in the•centre a large Pond, formerly used a decoy, a fine
preserve for Pheasants and other Game, Forty-two Acres
• Copyhold, the remainder freehold. The greater part Tithe
free.' The outgoings very moderate.
Also the Great and Small •Tithes arising from three Farms
adjoining, containing about n A. 3R. with a prUitable Gra-
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The Estate is convenient for Sea water Bathing, 8 miles
from lijiwicin, 3 'tom Manningtme, and i 3 from Colches.
ts.r, capital Market Towil,c,
Mr. iliskey, the Want; will sliew this Estate.
For turther particulars, apply to Mr. I.irinin, ' Dedham;
Mr. Frank Smythies, Solicitor, Colchester; Messrs. Milne
and Parry, Solicitors,. Temple ; or Mr. John Skinner, Dale
Hall, Lawtord, near Manoingtree, Essex, where Maps aunt
Elevations of tine Estates may be seen.