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London, England, 1808-08-29 00:00:00

GLOCESTERSHIRE.

, ESTATES, CAPITAL HOUSE, PAPER MILL, he.
By Mr. WHITE, at the Bear Inn, Newnham, on the 26th and
, • 27th days of September, 11305 :
AVERY Compact and Improveable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, tailed BREAIX*ILODGE, situate in the
of Newland, Lidney, and St. ISiiavers • mai:aiming. of a
Mansion House, with Outbuildings, nearly 990 Acres of Arable,
Wood,'Meadow and l'asture Land, arid a Rabbit Wareets Of Be-
tween two and 300 Acres.
A great part of this Estate Is tythe-free. There is also a small
HOUSE on the Warren, well situated, anti commanding a beap-
tiful view of the River Severn,
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The Mansion-House is pleasantly; slioited, with a large Fish-
pond at no great distaste—it inigtft .eality befitted up for the re-
sidence of a Gentleman fond of roro sports; sad is distant from
Monmouth 7, from Chepstow 10, auct from Lidney 3 miles.—
Presentment 2501. per annum. excluskye of all Taxes. This Estate
will be Sold in one or more, Lots, as shall be agreed upon at the
tine of sale.
A desirable and roomy HOUSE, situate at Newnham, on the
Banks' of the Severn, with a Walled Garden, excellent Cellars,
Coach-house, Stable, &c. and a small Orchard adjoinini. I
There are various other Lots to be Sold on the same days, cop-
sisting of detached Pieces of Land, a Paper-Mill, Public House,
Cottages, beneficial Lease of Land, &c. &c.
Partitulars whereof may be known •on application, by letter
post paid, addressed to the Executors of the late Mr. John Mat-
thews, Newnham, Gloucestershire.

MANSION HOUSE/PLEASURE GROUNDS, and LANDS
in, and near the ANCIENT. crty'OF CANTERBURY.
FOR SALE BY' PitIVAVE CONtRACT,
(Land tax fiediertielf,)
CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, 1 Common y
known by the name of SAINT LAWRENCE HOUSE,
comprising a Tiall,With-targC and extensive Drawing and Dining
Rooms, 'flitches% Store Rooms, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's
Room, Sertsuits' Hall, extensive Cellars, Dairy, &c. with good -
Bed-ttambers and Attics; arid Ofaccs attached and detached, to-
gethel.. with Fore,Court, Plantations, Shrubberies, Gardens,
Orchard and Grounds thcretohelonging. •
"The Plantations, Shrubberies, Gardens, Orchard and Grounds;
arc in a very thriving and flourishing state.
Also one Oast, two Barns, two. Waggon Lodges, Cow-house,
and Loft Over'lt, three Stables, Coach-house, Yards, and several
-Pieces ere %reels. of•very rich and fertile Arable, Pasture,. and •
Hop Ground, in a high state ofcultieation, containing by estima-
tion I:::7•Acres more'or less.
lathe Clore" ig(tOte Hop Ground; containing Si Aires, is
erected the new and substantial brick Oast, which .tontains sir
Cockles, Green Loft, autfiftiseigiCharnbers do a 'eery improved
•• : : • .
'llse Mansion tiOuse apa:Sli Acres of the Land .ire Tythe-free.
Possession' re 'bi'-'hilfaeMiehailmia ties; with a reserve of
the Baits and Stark Yatd ups tike,c Eel he tJgashed out, which
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will be done as speedily . • '
For flatter particurfis, enquire of Mr. Minna,. iic.citor,.
Burgatte-street, Cantcrburroat of Messrs: ',temp and Fr,neklin,
.Lineoln's inn.c,
Mr. Richardson, Saint' sirs, gilderlauts w9ll shoe the
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