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London, England, 1805-10-24 00:00:00

To BE SOLD BY AUCTION.

On the sitt day of November, 0105, (Ind& footle? agreed for by
Privete Contradt)ht 'Mall convenient Lots,
THE ES CATES of SHOTTENDEN, adjoining
to Margate, on the Canterbury Road.—For particulars and
a plan of the Etlate% apply to Mcrir.; Macdougal and Hunter,
Solicitors, Lineohi's Inn ; Mr. saakins, at Margate; and Mr.
Drift, Canterbury ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the
Land.

CAPITAL BREWERY.
10 BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

And may be entered us.osi in Decernirr next.
THE DWELLING-HOUSE. BREWHOUSE.
MALT-KILN, UTENSILS of TRADE, and GOOD-
WILL of the Premifes, late briny; nag to Mr. CA it ate!: WATSON,
deer-aced, fituatc at H‘don, tihrrat eight miles from Hull; corn-
',riling a neat, modern. and very fubßantial built Dwelling-Houfe,
cor.fillhig of a Dining-room :6 by is feet, a Drawing room t 8 by
rS !al, fix excellent I.ntlging-eitoms with Clufets, and a Garret
r... :Klieg over the whol.t ; two go.,d Kitchens, two Store-rooms,
~ Pantries, a Wafhhoufe and Offier4, Garden, and extenlive
Or-
(' -II well Rocked with Fruit:Trees, in full bearing; Cbaile-houfe,
t -rt Sheds, sibri.e-Stall Stable, Hop Wart.houfe. large Yard,

.1.%;.. a complete Brewery. Malt-Kiln, act Granary with fuit-
.o-4 Coppers, Coot.-r;, \ Vorking Tnhs, Calks, Pumps, a Ten
Laid Malting Cißrru ; a Horfe and two Hand Malt
lvt+is, ace. $44.
The whole is in complete repair, entirely enclafed, admirably
c:inneded, mut mull advantazeoully plant,. d frr facil:tating buil
uefsand abridging labour, and extends over about an Acre of
Ground, of which the Land -Tax is redeemed.
'1 he Kiln is capable of waiting tight hundred quarters annually,
and a very confute:able trade has been lopg eftablithed, and wilt
be continued by the prefent Proprietor till taken pofirfliciti of by
the Pumhafer.

1 he Roads to Hedon arc good, the fituation is fuels as to infure
hufmcfs, being nearly in the centre of the molt populous part of
Ho'densefs, and only two miles from Paul, when. a libip-yard bas
o latriy cfhhlifbed.
Tor tern t. paticulam, and view, apply to Mrs. Walton, the
Ow-er, or to Mr. Carforth, .AttorniT at Law, Ht3lott.
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l'rrtnifcs, and the Purclialiir may he acefiniatd.ittil with a
atity of 11ialt and Hops, and alto with ASUCk utgood Hay,
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