Star.
London, England, 1808-09-09 00:00:00

TO CRED!TORS.

A LI. Persons having any claims or demands
against the Parmership concerns curled on he Mr. Hitch-
cock and the Lire Mr.iitswart, asHotel-keepers in iernlyn-street,
and Akbernerte-street,under the Inn of liitchcuek and ?fewart,
ind aho against thr! private estate of the said Mr. Stewart, are re-
quested to send an account thereof to the °thee of Messrs. Dew-,
on and Wratislaw,Warwick-ttreet: •

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
°THE Next PRESENTATION to a LIVING,
Ji• withLa a Ilion diacance of London, of the
.anntra value of
about P400,w Ms a very good ilnast,•Ceiteb-heitile. St*, Ste.
extremely eligible for a large Nerl:aary, If required, r.nd 311 vx-
( anent Carden, of about three acres. Almost Imntediate posavl-
don may be bad. No other than prineipab need apply.
Funberparttenlars may be known byapplying to Alciars.Driver,
~, Surveyors and Land Agents, Kent-road, London.

BURREY.—TO BE SOW BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
KNIGHT'S HILL HOUSE, laith suitable
011es*Coach House Stable, /cc. and upwards of One
Handrill and Teti Acres of House,
the property of thu late LORD
Tat:item.
Farther Paniculars may he' known out Application at Mr.
James' OiSee, .5, Kew Bossvell.Co•nt, Lkitaires huh Loudon ;
artiste a Plea of cite Prate may lie seen,
N. B. To be *lowed by 'fiche:s only. • I.

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