Star.
London, England, 1802-09-25 00:00:00

SAINT VINCENT.

Mafter in Chancery'b Office, April 8, dos.
I'o BE SOLD, purfuant to a Decree of the
Holuurable the Court of Chancery, made in a certain
caufe, wherein George Baillie, and others, are Complainants,
and Farquliard Campbell, Defendant, on Monday, the tft day
of Novemborboo2, between the hours of nine in the morning
and fie in the evening, at the Court Houfe in the Town of
Kingftown.

The Eftate, fittlat,e in the Padilla of Saint George and Char-
Inme. and Quarter. of Mariaqua, in the Paid Ifiand, called CA.
REER, four meafured miles diftant from Stubbs' Bay, and fix
from Calliaqua Bay, exuaining 506 Acres and a half of Land,
the greateft part in Batavia Canes, together with a Boiling-
hook, with two fete of Coppers and Clarifier, Still-Isaac, Cur-
ing-houfe, Water.mill, and Mill-boule, two Stills hung, of 6
and 300 gallons and all Implements necelfary for tuanufsidtur.
ing Sugar and Item; two Mogafs.houfes, one Manager's.houfe,
one Overfeer's-houfe, one Slek.boufe, and fevesity-elght Negro-
houfes,\with other neceffary Eredtions and Buildings thereon.
The Paid Eftate is well watered, and is butted afid bounded
as follows:—North by Lands (gimes Bruce and, Co. and the
Heirs of Duncan Campbell, Efq. &ceded; South by Lands of
Bettie Entwifie, Efq. and the Heirs of John Byre', Efq. de-
ceafed; Bait by Lands of Thomas Fairbairn, Efq. and Dodor
Youn!, and Weft by unappropriated Lands, and Lands of
Melfrs. Robinfon and Douglas, or however otherwife butted
and bounded.

There will be alto fold with the faid Eftata 257 Negro and
other Slaves, attached thereto, Males and Females, young ani
old; among which faid Slaves are etht Carpenters, fix Coopers,
aid three Mafons; and-alto twenty Cows, tight Oxen, three
Bulkins, nine Heifers, fix Bull Calves, five Cow ditto, thirty.
(even Mules, one Horfe, two Affes, and thirteen Sheep.
The Terms of Sale are u follow:—The higheft bidder or
Pu rehafer to pay down in Ca& or good Bills of Exchange, to
b.! approved by me, and the Sight net to exceed four moi
one-third part of his bidding or purehafe money :—the retna'n-
d r to be (muted upon the faid Premi Cs by Morg.:ge and
payable in two equal Inltalments of one anti two y ers, !I'M
the day of Sale, with 10u:reit thereon, at the rare of Six per
Cent. per Annum.
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Any Perfuit intending to bid for the faid Eftite, may have
recourfe to an Appralfcment lodgetl in my Office, and at the
Counting-houfe of George Bailie and Co. London, and made
upon oath, and under the fantaion of the Court, upon the 3d
day of September lift
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Mager in Chancery.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Houfe of Mrs. Johafon, the Croft-Keys Inn, in White-
Warsaw., in the town of Kingfton-upon-Hull, on Wednef-
day the zoth day of Oetober, 1802, between the hotirs of.
Three and Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, (fubjedt to fuck
Conditions as will be then produced) in Lots hen-after to be
determined on :'
A LARGE, Commodious, and Modern-built
MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, formerly the
'Retidence of FRANCIS BINE, Efg. &nate at the South-Welt
Corner of Blanket row, in the town of Kingfton-upon-Hull,
and immediately adjoining the Ground appropriated for the
intended NEW DOCK; comprifing a Dining-room lc Let by
14 feet 6 inches; Breakfaft-parlour zs feet 6 inches by 13 feet;
Houfekeeper's-room, and Two good Kitchens, with Pantries,
Ste on the Ground Floor; a handfotne Drawing-room, (with
Bow Window) 22 feet by, zs feet; and Five good Lodging.
rooms, with Dreglng-room and light Clofet, on the Second
Storey; and Six Chambers over the fame, betides Garrets.
To this Houfe arc attached convenient and gooti-Ezed Count-
ing-hada, which will bc.fuld therewith.
Alfo Two Subitantial mid Modern-built MESSUAG ES or
DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining the Paid in-it-mentioned
Metruage, on the South'Side thereof, and fronting the Lid
Ground intended for the NEW DOCK, and now tit 'the leve.
ral occupations of Mr. Triebner, and Mr. Weedley.
Alto Two other M ESSU AGES or DWELLING-HOUSES,
equally Modern and Snbftantial as the foregoing, &mite its
Blanket-row afordaid, adjoining the raid first-mentioned Mel-
fuate on the Eaft Side thereon; one of them in the occupation
of Mr. Watlbn, and the other untenanted.

And Au EIGHT MESSUAGES: TENEMENTS, or
DWELLING-HOUSES, near to or adjoining the before-men-
tioned Dsvellistrhoures, forming a Square ur Court, railed
KINGSTON-COURT, in Blanket-row isfurefaid, s new
let to re(pedable Tenants.

An incalculable Value is Ramped upon the above-mentioned
!Rate, by the NEW or HUMBER DOCK, whickis intended
immediately to be made in the Front thereof, and wltiA, when
completed, will render this Situation the First, in point of
Commercial Importance, in the Town of Hull; andMude.
pendent of its Advantages In that View, from its open•Situa-
than, and being not more than Sixty Yards from gse Nurnberg
it ku the Benefit of a free falubrious Air • in addition to whip%)
it is weU fupplied with Water from the Corporation's Works
The Houfes arc FRBEHOLD, and were eredted by tko
late Owner, Francis Bine. Efq. not many years ago, in a nuaft
Subitantial manner, in a WeU-tlnilhed Stile, and with the belt
Materials; and have always been kept, and arc cow, in
thorough Repair.
Yu6Uliou of the large Houfo may be bad at the pleathre of
the Purebscar~For further Particulars apply to Mors., J, mud
M. Prielsett.Aeurnies-aotLaw, in Hull.