The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-11 00:00:00

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

HANTS.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, GARDEN'S; PLEASURE
GROUNDS' COTTAGES, and THIRTY-TWO ACRES
avid a' HALP of GOOD MEADOW LAND:
r1"40 be SOLD by'A.UCTION by Mr. WEL-
on the Premises, unless disposed of by Private
Contract, of which due notice will by given, on Modday
14th of Mo., at one o'clacit.—The, following truly valuable
FREEHOLD ESIATE

Lot I. A very excellent RESIDENCE, comprises the fol-
lowing; apartMentsl in the basement, beer and wine cellars;
on the ground floor, an entrance hall, stair case, good eating-
- room,a very large drawing-roam en suite, with folding door:,
excellehk kitchen, replete witb-. domestic offices of every-de-
scription, with pumps of spring water; on the first floor, six
airy bed-rooms, a small library, and very large laundry; on
the second fluor, three servants' bed-rooms, two store garrets,
detached offices, brew and wash houses, enclosed poultry
..: .
yard, surrounded by coal, Wood, and pigeonhouses, mangle
room and granary,--barn close,. four-stalled. stable, open cow
.ranges, 'piggeries ;. a kitchen garden,. and melon ground,
planted with choicest young fruit trees, another small planta-
tion with fruit trees, with a greol house, a charming vista of
full grown elms, which affords ~1 pleasing walk from the Plea-
sure Grounds to shade and retirement, surrounded by fifteen.
• Acres of good MradowLand, divided by live fences anekshrttbs,
with a pump of spring water; two neat Labourers' Cottages
and Gat dens.--A very trivial part of. the above Ground is
Copyhold of Inheritance, late in the occupation of the Pro-
prietor, Wm. Turner, Esq., situate
_hi the healthy and de-
lightful Village of liedhaniptein.
'Lot 2. An eligible'RESlDENCEpcalled PROSPECTCOT- 7
TAGE : comprises in the basement, a large cellar; around
tloorx a pretty entrance' with drawing„eating-roonis, kitchen,,
• scullery, and offices ; first. floor,, live bed7chamlors ; with
about four acres and a half of pasture land, garden, and cow-
house, now in the occupation of Mr. Freelaml, tenant at will,
and only divided bribe Turnpike Road of Lot I.
Lot 3. An excellent FREEHOLD MEADOW, called
SIIEPARDS, of about six acres and a half, .alnittif4 ,t'ic 1
•Turnpike Road to Portsmouth, in the Parish of gedhanipion,
aforesaid, and now ire time occupation. of WM. Turner, Esq.
•Lot 4. A good MEADOW; called HACKS,•ti short distance
from Lot 3, measuring about six acres and a half, in the oc-
cupation of the said Wm. Turner, Esq.
The beauty and local advantages of this situation embrace
almost every object that can be required.
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Printed and more deScriptive particulars Will be issued on
the 10th instant, and may be had at tke.,George Inn, and of
WiltiaM Turner, Esq. Portsmouth ; Crown, GOsport ; Red
lion, Farel'ant ; Bugle, Titehfield ; Dolphin, Southampton ;
King's Arms, Godalming ; Anchor, Lik,hook ; Red Lion,
Petersfield ; Bear, Havant.; Libraries, Brighton, Worthing,
ati'd Bognor; Auction Mart, London ; Mr. irtittwell's Print-
ing-Office, Bath ; Plough, Cheltenham ; of Messrs. Greetham
and Son, Soliekors, Portsmouth; and of Mr. Weller, ,Chi*-
cheater, of whom Tickets may be obtained—All letterf to be
post paid. •

• • NOTICE .QF SALE OF SUPERB
GEORGE OAKLEY has the hoiniur to.notify to the Nobility
and Gentry,. that Ike. shall submit for PUBLIC SALE,' at
his Auction Saloon, in Old Bond Street, on
.THURSDAY
the 12th of April,.ant4 folbiwing. day, at Twelve o'Clock,
AN Elegant and Varied Selection of CAIIINt
ET FURNITURE, embracing a complete Drawing
Room suite, formed of rosewood; and richly inlaid ; several
costly French cabinets and escritoires, chiffoniers, commodes,
100, sofa, card and writing. tables; sets of chairs, and nume-
rous arlicles of • taste and utility, executed in_Coromandel,
rose, and other fancy woods, as-well as on a.plainer principle
in mahogany; also, two plate chimney glasses,
handsomely framed ; elegant cut glass chandeliers and lustres ;
a fine toned grand piano, •in an upright case, by Woman]) -;
-China jars ; twelve .Parisian clocks, of elegant 'rand novel
designs, in or molu and - bronze, . with other miscellaneous
iterus.-8, Old Bond Street, March 29.

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