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VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANORS AND ESTATES
Al' SEAHAM AND DAWDON, DURHAM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In One Lot, (if no previously disposed of. by Private -Con-
tract), at the Bridge Inn, Sunderland, on Saturday, the-
lath day of October, 1821, at Twelve o'Clock -at Noon,
by Mr. RICHARD FELL.
THE valuable and important FREEHOLD
ESTATES, in a Ring Fence, comprising the ,MANORS
of SEAHAM and DAWDON, which extend 31 Miles along
the Sea Coast, including all Manor ial Rights to Low-water
Mark; with the modern-built FAMILY MANSION at Sea-
ham, Ont-offices, extensive Gardens, with Vinery and Green-
house, well stocked, Pleasure Grounds, Timber-and thriving
Plantations, an excellent Farm Yard, with Coach Houses and
Stables, and all suitable Offices attached thereto for the use
of the Mansion and Domain Farm. Also Eight capital Farms,
with good Dwelling Houses, Gardens, and Buildings for
Husbandry, together with several Cottages and Gardens in
the Village of Seaharn ; the whole Estate being remarkably
well watered and fenced, and containing together 0426 Acres
of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, (exctosit-e of the Line
of Coast between High and Low-water Mark), whereof 1084
Acres are Tithe-free on payment of two small moduses or
customary payments. .
Also, all the TIMBER, TREES, and UNDERWOOD, of
considerable value, being of several years growth, and of
various kinds, and forming a beautifully rich ornament to the
Property, which is well stocked with Game. Lime stone and
Sea-ware or Weed (both excellent manures) are found in great
quantities, and furnish ample means of agricultural improve-
ment at small expence, there being easy access to the coast at
several ilaces. The Lime-stone and Coal are so abundant,
as to give ready means of establishing a vastly extensive and
profitable trade. Since the commencement of the present
spirited undertaking at Helton, it has been ascertained by
actual survey and examinatiop of skilful Engineers, and
others, best capable of judging, that the coast within the
Manor of Dawdon presents the greatest natural facilities for
making, at the least expence, a superior Port or Harbour for
the reception of Shipping of great hardier); and that the
district between this and the coal field comprises the best
line for the carriage and shipping of all Coals to be won from
any part of the adjacent country. -
The Poor Rates are very low.
The-Farms are let to respectable Tenants from year to year ;
and the Mansion, with its Farm Yard, Out Offices, Gardens,
Pleasure Grounds, and. Plantations, are in band.
Possession may be had at May-day next. . .
Seaham is distant front Sunderland about 5 miles, New-
castle 18, Durham 13, Stockton 22. The mail and other
coaches pass the Lodge Gates daily. • -
The Tenants will shew their respective Farms; and. the
&c. -may be viewed on application to Mr. G. Aird,
at Seaham. -
For further particulars- and plans, apply to Messrs. Whar-
ton and Ford,62, Lincoln's Inn-fields, Loudon; Mr. Davison,
Middleton 'I yas, near Richmond, Yorkshire: Mr. Fell;
Auctioneer, South Shields : Mr. Aird, Seaham ; Mr.
Surveyor, Windmill Hills, Gateshead ; the Queen's Head,
Newcastle: the. Bridge Inn, Sunderland ; the Waterloo Ho-
tel, Durham ; King's Head, Darlington; the Black Lion,
Stockton) and the. Hotel, York.