Star.
London, England, 1814-10-17 00:00:00

CHEAP NUKIERY S I OCK.

THE SALE of the sTocKwELL NURSERY
STOCK continues the whole of this aid part of next
week, commencing cacti day at el.-ven o'clock precisely ; being
the most extensive and valuably Stock ever offered to Sale by
Auction, consisting of Foreg 1 r. e. ut all sizes, choice Fruit
Trees, American Plants, and other Evergreens and decidel-
coos Fhrubs, in and out of pots. As the Lease is nearly ra-
p r. d, the vt I.ole must be Sold.
b.. B. All Coat:Within% ,cnt to Mr. Cochran, Auc:ioneer, at
the Stockwell Nursery, will he faithfully executed.
Monday, Uctiibkr t 7, I t. 1.1.

TO INNKEEPERS. PUBLICANS, AND OrRERS.
VALUABLE and.la tENsIVE, PREEllOtil sad LEACE-
HOLD PREmists at MILE row), sear SHEERNE'z,S,
ISLE ut SI-lEPPY. KEN I.

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TO BR SOLD BY A.DCTIC)N, by RICHARD FARRIi,
Ott the Premises, at Mile Town, on Monday the 24th Instant,
at three o'clock in the afternoon, (unless ptrviois-iy dispewd
Of by Private Contract., of which notice vsllbeiPers.)
A LL that well-accustomed aud estanhshed Free
ii,44 hut or Public House, caned the " CAR PEN I Ere:,
with the Cottage atlkon.t,g ; Carpent..r%
Coacii4rottse, Hay I eft, ace and the Yard, Gloom', and Pre-
mise, t;e.reto helongin,;„ situate at Mile l'f.wo atores.nd, con-
Wain' is hoot 60 feet, and in depth 90 feet.
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AarTake, all that tiece or Pa- eel of Garden Ground aad
appurtenances thereunto bawl'tig, situate at Mlle i own afore-
said. anti opposite to the before-in:two ned preti.tsc.; runiaining
in ir,,nt 30 le*t, and in dePili 48 ee• told u. der a Lease for
the erns of 99 years. (98 of witi.:ll arm yt unexpired), deter-
ainable on the deaths ul three heakhy live*, anti renewable for a
limner term of ,o 9 years. p)ment of Butt csrtaiii; sub) ct :u
a ground-rent of r Annum. .
. N. B. ''tile .'own at pr twit excee.finglT popullus, nvt it is
very probable will bt come ...tire so, Ili consegtien:e of tin, great
oun,ber or pemoss enaiNfed by Goveturnent is enlarging bit
Majesty's t•ottlx.prd at Niseerness,ao.,t of the delightful isrowert
it h. of the sea, which, with the beautiful beach close to It,
tit rs it a truly•deciraLle situation tor the valciadinulan, to wnoin
ses.bahing may be recommended
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'1 be Premises may be viewed any day previous to the Sale, and
immediate tosteeei.m bad, on the purchme being completed.
Further Particulars Indy be °hawed un applvcarioa to the Auc
dossier, at Mile Town ; Mr. James Freeman, the I'roprietor, un
the Preittses ; or Mr. Heisking. Solicitor, Sheerness.
Sheerness; soth September, 1614.

To AGRICULTID4 Garfrutm E N and SPOIt aMEN.
NORTHAM! I ONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, with immediate Possession,
At the Wheat Sheaf Inn, la Daventry, on Wednesday, the 3d of
Ntmentber, 1814. at Fotir o'clock (tnil,ss previ tidy disposed
of by Private Contract, of which due notice wilt he given),
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe-
free and Land-tax redeemed; consisting of an excellent
new 'ferreted Dwelling-house, in a moat lisak6y situation, and
commanding very beautiful and picturesque views of the War.
wickshire Hills and adjacent country, fit fur the residence of a
Gentleman and Faniily, and well adapted for an Agriculturist ;
with large Granaries, earns, Stables, Coach-house, Farm•yards,
dad all suitable Offices, in good repair • and upward% of 306
Acres of uncotnmunly rick Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land
(of which between 40 and 50 Acres are Arable), within a ring
fence, well watered and timbered, and abounding with Came,
must desirably situated at DRAY lON and SLAVER FON,
within one mile and a italf of Datentr?. at.d a quarter of a mile
of the London and Warwick Turnpike'Roads.
A more desirable Projitrty for an Agriculturist, or a Gentle-
man fond of Field Sports, Las never been offered to public sale,
having a ready communication with the best Markets in the
Miitiiiid C:.ititiei, and being within a very easy distance of the
Althorp, Pytcbley, Duke of Grafton's, and other Fua-hounds,
and ::1 a goo.l 'glowing Country.
Tiic rari,cll:4l.‘l.lLismentb are very moderate, and the :cm&
unco;E:11014 600 d.
Halt the Po chase.money may remain on mortgage.
Apply to Mr. Burton, Solicitor, Daveutry,.at whose Olece a
Map of the fistate is left.