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LYMINGTON, AND NEW-FOREST, HAMPSHIRE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, on Wednefday the isth of
December, at One o'Clock,

A VALUABLE FREEHOLIS ESTATE ;
confining of Two undivided Thirds of the extenfive
Manor of Pennington Nervett, with Court-baron, (blit-rents,
Flues, Herriots, Royalties, Fithery, &c. with great plenty of
Game, and capital Manor and other Farms, let to Tenants at
will,at low old Annual Rents of gool. capable of very confide-
rabic Improvement, and Land let off, principally on one old
life, of the annual value of near xsol. containing in the whole
near 100 Acres, entirely compadt, and from its delightful fitua-
don, with full cotumandof view cif the Needles, lite of Wight,
Lymington river, and furrounding rich Country, the New
Foreft, &c. renders it a molt enviable fpot ttrbuild a Manfion
upon, bounded on the Weft fide by the Turnpike Road,
leading from Lymington to Chrift Church and on the reverie
by a capital trout river. The tenant at the Manor Farm, Mr.
Dennett, will thew the mate, and printed particulars may be
had at the Angel, Lymington ; the principal Inn, Chrift Church;
the Crown , Lyndhurft ; Coach and Horfes, Sou thampton ; White
Hart, Winchefter; Crown, Bafingftoke ;at Hartford Bridge: of
the Printer of theSalifbury Paper; at the Rainbow, Curnhill;
and in Pall-Mall.

BETWEEN TETSWORTH ANU OXFORD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE,
On Friday, the 26th colt. at the Rainbow Coffee-honk, Corn-.
hill, London, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twelve Lots,
THREE very VALUABLE and IMPROVE-
ABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY and ARABLE FARMS.
with other rich grazing and tillage-!ands attached and near
thereto, (the land-tax on which has been red-emed) moil ad -
vantageoully fituated on each fide of the turnpike-road, between
l'etfworth and Oxford, four miles from the former, and feven
or eight from the latter, between the forty-five mile-itone and
Whtatly-bridge, a part of which, to the extent of fifty-fix acres •
in three molt fertile meadows,lies on eac..ll fide of the laid bridge.
on the banks of the River l'harne. The feveral tenants are
Metro. Hearne, Scott, Tyrrel, and Davies, who hold from year •
to year at old rents (except Mr. Hearne, who has a leak, of
which 5 years are now unexpired); likewife the Manor of Chil-
worth, in which hamlet, in the parilh of Great Milton, thele
F.flates lie; together with the right of fifhery in the River
Thame, and three Ayotts therein.
To be viewed by leave of the tenants, of whom pri,:te ' Par-
ticulars may be had; alfo at the Toll-houfe at V heatly-bridge ;
Pigeons, Milton Common ; Swan, Terfworth ; Red Liou.
Wycumb and Henley; of the Printers of the Oxford and
Reading Pipers; Mr. Mother, at Thame ; Mr. Carter, Staple-
Inn, Holborn • Rainbow • and of Mr. Rainei Land Surveyor..
Charlotte-ftreet, Bloomfgury, London; where, and at Mr.
Hollkes, a Plan may be ken.

WORCESTERSITiE. • •
CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION HOUSE,
At Evefharn, with Immediate Poiretlion.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTiON,
On Monday, the 13th day of December next, at the Crown Inn
in Evefham, Worcetterfh re, between the Hours of 3 and
in the Evening, fubjedt to the Conditions of Sale, which
null be then and there produced (tittle& previonily difp4cd
of by Private Contraet, of which initant notice will be given
in this Paper,)
LL that fpacious and capital FREEHOLD
MANSION HOUSE, fubilantially built and in complete
repair, eligibly fituated in the centre of the Borough of Evelhanr,
the late property and Midi:nee of Charles Welch, Efq.deeeafcd,
which comprifes admirable roomy arched cellars, a veftlbule,
lofty eating and drawing-rooms, of large dimentions, numerous
excellent airy bed-chambers, convenient tervants' apartments,
two kitchens,brew-houfe, wafli-houfe, laundry, (table, granary,
and all other ufcful buildings, together with a garden, plenti-
fully Rocked with fruit-trees, behind, which extends from the
Houk near to the Banks oldie River Avon, and commandsluxu-
riant views of the furrounding rich vale of Evetham; the whole
forming a fingularly complete and truly delitable refidence
for a Gentleman of large Sanity; the houfe might at a cutali
expense be converted into two honks, each of which would he
extremely well calculated for any trade or bulinefs which re-
quires a thop in front, and roomy warehoufes behind, and the
garden, from its convenient fituation to the Avon, is a very de-
firable (pot for a yard, or for ereding warehoufes, and ab the
Proprietor of there Premifes will be entitled to a right of rco 4
through the adjoining houfe, a conliderotile part of it 'night he
faparated from the Houk, withont the fmallett inconvenience.
Further Particulars may be known at the Otfi6c of Lung and
Beale, Solicitors, Upton upon Severn, Worcciterlhire.
The Purchafer may be acconumxlatad with Pao of tha Put'.