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In the Parishes of Pnrleigh and Ilazeleigh, near the Market

Town of Mahlon,
MIL W. W. SIMPSON is instructed to
SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY, June 3, at
Twelve, in One Lot, a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE
(land tax redeemed), situated in the Parishes of Purleigh
and Hazeleigh, contiguous to the port of Mahlon, and
within eight miles of Chelmsford, called Birch Farm and
Cock Clarke's Farm, comprising altogether
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES

of good arable land, divided into convenient enclosures,
with barn, shed, granary, and stabling ; a brick kiln, with
foreman's cottage, and appropriate buildings for carrying
on art extensive pottery. The estate abounds with brick
earth.

The Estate was the property of the late Mr. Thomas
Green, of Purleigh Hall, an►l will be sold by direction of
his trustees, and possessiou given on the completion of the
purchase, if required.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. John Sanders, Mun-
den, of whom particulars may he had ; also of Robert
Bartlett, Esq. solicitor, Chelmsford ; and of Mr. W. W.
Simpson, Bucklersbury.

The valuable Freehold Estate of Mr. James Colvin, King's-

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road, Chelsea.
MR. W. W. SIMPSON has the honour to
announce, that he has been instructed to SELL
by PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY, the 3d of June
next, at the Auction Mart, London, in Two Lots, the
much-admired NURSERY of Mr. Colvill, well known as
the resort of the fashionable world, and which has for a
long period possessed the patronage and support of the No-
bility and Gentry. It combines every important advan-
tage to command a business of the highest respectability,
and which has for a period of nearly half a century been
enjoyed by the present proprietor, who is now anxious to
retire from business.

The Nursery (on which a great variety of greenhouses
and stoves are erected) is Freehold, and contains Three
Acres. It is situated in the most central part of the
King's-road, and is stored with a choice collection of va-
luable Exotics, Bulbs, and Plants, in the best order and
condition. A respectable Residence, foreman's dwelling-
house, Seed Shops, Counting-house, Chaise-house, anti
Stables.

Independent of the advantage attached to this most en-
viable property, Mr. Colvill has carefully stocked, with
the most choice American and other plants, an assistant
Nursery, at Roeltampton, comprising about Twenty-five
Acres (including two pasture fields), cottage residence,
green-houses, and other suitable buildings, held on lease
for a long tern.
In offering this Estate to notice, Mr. Simpson feel?, as-
sured, from the very respectable and extensive connection
possessed by Mr. Colvill, and the situation of the pro-
perty, that the interest arising from an Investment of
capital would be exceedingly productive.
The Estate may he viewed by cards only, which, with
particulars, may he had, in dire time, of Messrs. Watson
and Son, solicitors, 12, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street; and of
Mr. W. W. Simpson, Bucklersbury, near the Mansion-
house.

NORFOLK.
Freehol,! and Tithe-free Estate, Mansion, Manor, and Per-

petnal Advowson, on the London-road, through Down-
ham Market to King's Lynn.
1 11R. W. WW. SIMPSON has the honour to
announce, that he is instructed to SELL by AUC-
TION, at the Mart, on TUESDAY, JUNE 26, in Three
Lots, by order of the Proprietors of the Estate of the late
henry bell, Esq.,
WALLINGTON HALL, a VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE desirably situated in the parishes of Wallington,
Thorpland, South Runeton, Ilolme, and Stow Bardolph,
in the vicinity of Downham market, and the port and
market town of King's Lynn, and 90 miles distant from
the metropelis.

THE MANSION
ic placed on a gentle eminence, in the centre of
A PARK of 270 ACRES,
Ornamented with luxuriantly growing
TIMBER, GROVES, AND PLANTATIONS,

Which afford excellent preserves for the pheasants and other
game, which abound on the Estate in all their varieties.
The pleasure and kitchen gardens are extensive and well
planted, and the stabling, coach-houses, and domestic
offices, are of the first order.
The domain is partly hounded by the River Ouse, and
comprehends upwards of
ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY

ACRES
Of rich Pasture and fertile Arable Land (Tithe free), in
a highly cultivated state, divided into several Farms, with
appropriate Residences and Agricultural Buildings, 450
Acres of which, including the Park, are in the occupation
of the proprietor, and the remainder let on leases.

The Manor is co-extensive with the estate. The Ad
vowson extends over

TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
With a convenient and delightfully situated Parsonage
House, Stabling, and Outhuildings, and about 28 Acres of
Glebe. The present Incumbent is i❑ his 78th year. The
entire property is of the value of
2,6581. PER ANNUM.

Mr. Simpson has great confidence in the recommenda-
tion of this Property as extremely desirable for residence,
and the secure investment of capital ; the soil is proverbial
for its fertility, the tenants are of great respectability, and
occupy the Farms generally at rents which would admit of
considerable augmentation.
The Estate may be viewed by cards, and particulars
may be had, 28 days previous to the sale, of F. B. Bell,
Esq., Lynn ; Messrs. L. W. and J. .larvis, Lyen and of
Mr, W. W. Simpson, Bucklersbury, London.