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Rc, 101-IN BROWN, of Haddingtoa

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TROMAS AILOW

A CAPITAL STEAM ENGINE.
TO Ir. S 01.1), fur approved 13111.; at :Ix Months Due,
ACAPITAL S i'EAM ENGINE, on Bot:helf
anti CU:i cf horses rower, 11i..4y erected., and
in very gcosi tedta.. TLe beam aad timbers of large di-
mer.sicnt.
For rarticulirs, apply to Mr. James Aeaton, of Ashton, near
W'arrir ,:t•fln, by letters cost Paid.
N. P. Th 6 Engine Stands near a NavigiAT C 370.

t 0 L 1 :-.01.1) 111' PRIVATE RACI'.
Avery Vallable FREEIT3LD ESTATE, in
the Cottnyof Herd .rd,ro.n,:r:sing the Minor and Roy-
alty of HAMP I'ON COURT, th: Ancient and Mignificent
Mansion Haas; (T.:l:Atte with accommodation for a urge
Fa-
,nily,) with Cs, Offices, Oard:ns, Pleasure C;routrls, Par's, the
Green Farm, Water Mill, Lake, and Fish Ponds ; Picturesque
Cottages, Groves, Woods and Plantations, unlamented with
Timber, chiefly OA; comprising upwards rC twelve handryti
Statute Azres of very rich Arabbf, Mei law, Pasture, Orchard,
Hop Grotmd and Wood Land (Tythe Frze) ; dclightfally situate
in a beautiful Country, five milt* distaot from the liornegh of
LeoMlnster, nine from the city of Hereford, and one hundred and
thirty-five from Londan.
To be viewed by tickets n tly, or on application to Mr. Tanner
at the Steward's House in Hampton Court Park, of whom prin-
ted P-srticuLirs may be had ; also at the Nev Inn at Hereford ;
the Hop Pule-inn, Worse and at Carraway's Coffee-hosse ;
and the Price and further Partictilars may be known by applying
to Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall Mail, London, where a Plan of tie
Estate may bee seen.

YikELHOLD RESIDENCES, Willi TILE KILNS,
rear A.:Afar I and Folkestone, Kent,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIG AUCTION,
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By Mr. SCOT l' •
On Friday, June Sd, at 12 o'clock, at Clerastay'a, London, un-
less previonsly disposed of by Priyate Contract,
Lor I. AVERY desirab!e FREEIIOLD ESTATE,
situate at Naccolt, near Ashford, and the turnpike
road ta Hythe, Sandgate, and Folkestone, about 12 alines from
Canterbury; comprising a modern Family House, brick-hoilt,
roomy and commodious, with suitable Offices for a respectable
Family, walled Garden, Orchard, and 23 acres cf excellent mea-
dow and pasture Land adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. John
Searles Lade. The Estate contains a good bed of TM and Pot
Earth, cf about five acres; six Cottages, two well-hailt ICil a,
capable of burning a million and a half of tiles per annum, with
convenient buildings for the Manufactory.
LOT 2. A Freeliuld Dwelling House, itr.ptoveahle as a Resi-
dence, with two Cottages, conven}ent Ettiidings, and two Kilns,
capable of burning two mirions of tiles per annoni' and 14 acres
°fere:Bent meadow Land, containing good tile Earth, and three
acres of arable Land, in which is a Sa4l Pit, situate at Cherlton,
near Folkeitone, in the occupation of Mr. Lade ;the harbourpr -
pos-d to be formed at Folkestone will materially benefit this Ma-
nufactory.
Apply (post paid) for printed partLulars, to Mr. Lade, Nsccolt
Kit is, Wye ; John* Miller, Clierbon Tile ICllas, Folkestoae ;
o Messrs. lennett and Son, Attorrdes at Law, Ashford; My.,
B. C. Carter, 7, Staples Inn; at Garraway's ;• and to Mr. Scott,
New Bridga-arcet, Loudon.

BROOM, S'rAFFORDSciiR.i.
TO BE SOLD AUCT.ON,

At the Lyttleton Arms, in tiegley, iu the Coa,sty of Worcest sr,
on Nleiti sy, the 29d day 01 May next, hawe.n the i.qurs of
four and six o'clock in the afternoon, subject: to conditions then
to be produced (unleas previously disposed of by Private Coc-
tract, of wisich notice will be given),
ALL that MESSUAGE, caned BROOM-
HOUSE, with the Coach-house, Stables, and other Out-
offices, Garden% Fru t -trees, Fish-ronds, Plantations, and some
exceeding good Pasture I.and tit -e'to Adjoining, containing 1-y ad-
measurement 18 acres, 1 rood, and 5 perches, in the possession of
WALDRON HILL, Esq.
Also several Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land, with a Substantial Barn, and ether convenient
, Buildings thereon erected, lying near to the said Metsirage, and
containing by almeasurement 149 acres and 18 perches, lo the
possession of James Crump.
Also, Two other Closes of Land, lying contlgtious to the said
' IVI-ssuage, and containing by admeasurament 9A. titt.l4P. ii. we
possession of.Thotnas Butler.
Also, Three Tenements or Cottage-houses, with good Gardens
to the smite, belonging, conveniently situated, and in the oteapas
tion of lames Crump, or his undertenants.
The aliove mentioned property is a very eligible and comp-et
Freehold Estate—it is situated' in the parish of Broom, near to toe
borders of Worcestershire, about 16 miles from the City of Wor-
cester, al% from Bromsgrove, four from Kidtleeminster andfoor
front Stourbridge ; all very good nurket coatis ;it is distant from
LondonsAbaut tsaa smiles.
The house is 5t for the accommodation of a Gentleman, and is
in a genteel neighbourhood; the Laud is goad, well planted with
thriving yontit• trees, and a considereale p set of it is tythe-feeg—it
limb a cleat isleasant 'country, commanding very beautiful and ex-
, temive views of Hague' Peri, the Clem-lolls, andthe surrowiding
-country ; and'the ski:as/on seems to have every other reqBis.te to
render it an agreeable place of residence for any Gentleman, to
whom ther.vocatians and ainusensents of the ccmniry can aford
plearire.—Lime and Coals are to be had at convenie.t dexances.
James Cramp, of Bronm, wail shew the Land. For tuck •ts to
obtain permission to see the Idolise' for other particulars, .ial to
treat for the purr isle, apply to Mr. Court, :solicitor at Beg.
Broughton, or at his Ace in Srourbsidge, woo is autiosised to
contrAct for the sale of the Estate. •- '
Particulars may also be knuwp of Messrs. Benbow and Mope,
Solicitors, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-kw, Loudon.