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London, England, 1814-08-19 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCYION.

PORT OP FALMOD
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By Order Of the rtm. Commissioners of his Majesty% (Nikons,.
At the Cutom Howe, in this Poet, on Tuesday, M& Salgtembet
• arm, by Ten o'clock to the Foretsain,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED;
Vit.
14 Pairs of Pantaloons and
Trowsers
2 Cloaks
157 Doz.sns Cotton Fhawls and
flandkerelsiel's
92 Pieces ditto
2.5 silk and Cotton shawls
16 Pieces Morita Shawls
2 Ditto Coidemy
61} Loses Freda
7si Ditto a bins
SI Whits
19 Den. Pairs Mits
14 Plates Lace
SS Late Handkerchiefs and
Shawls
70 Silk Handketchies '
I Drdt Pr, Sisk Holm
' 12 Ditto Silk Gloves
60 Ditto Laces
le Pietas lieckeesi
57 Hass
0 !saddles
6 Reams Paper
95 Dozen Spoons
2 4pylni Glasses
46 Kooks
S Yards Broad Cloth
S Umbrellas
It Wanrf
120 Pundits 'With Pinks
as Yards Tinsel
S 5 Purses
IS Pair ideal's
59 Brushes
25 amps
It Pans
Sonoma
SS Ansa Brasil Woad
9 Fit Planks
amities a iew other Articles of
Celery, Mass, &c. and a
small punchy of Foreign
Silk, for Ezportatimi.
Friday, Satarday, sad Monday
at the Custom • House.

75 LW Coffee
93 Chocolate
14 Cocoa
894 Pepper
459 Soap
6 Camphor
22 Tea
9 *rbresid
R Dozen lieu ditti
Ganom Wine
It I)it4o Corrlief •
142 Dagen' Pairs of Wonted
2 Ditto Yarn litre
13 Di to Cotton ditto
55 Ditto Braces
Fs: 3 Pair.' Shoes
34 Ditto Boo:s
21 Cans
49 Warmews
2 ()stria% Feathers
i Ditto Skin
79 Precious Stones
Mote of Feathers
8 Papers Straw Plaiting
4 Pictures

1 i Beads
3 Llglis Machias
8 Snot!' liaxes
14 Gold and •L'rer Watches
4 Doiea Watch Chains
6 lozen Wato Seals
24 Mosque Slims
!48 Knives
sto Dox-n Thimbles
1 Woollen Shawl
6 Pieces Cambric
88 Pieces Long Cloth
7 Pieces Shirting
2 Pieces Quilting
2 Pieces Singh
1 Piece Flannel
a Piece Plaid
1 Piece Crave
The Goods may be viewed
preceding. die day of Sale, oo

By Mr. BREAREY,
By Order of the Assignees of ABEL WALVOIt. and
JA:AES DELLA:Ai, Of finunfoiA and pert)! Sulkers and CO*
partners, Bankrupts, at the Bell lan, in derby. on Wed:seta
day, the 7th day of September next, at me o'Clock fa tins
Evening, in the hollowing or such other Lots as may agreed
upon at the time of Sale, and subjeit to such contlit.ons 4
as will be then produced,.
I. ALL those extensive and newly erected
COTTON WORM, commonly called the
AMBER MILLS, which belong to the said Asst Watruito
kitu.at as, and are situated un the River Amber, in the Paillhee
of shlrland and Cita, In the County of Derby. tot;e:ber wils a
convenient Dwelhvg-House, Outbuildings, Hospital, Cottages,
and divers Chows of Land thereto belonging, containing the fol.
lowing d.menshins and quantities, visa •
Tile Cotton Mill, four Stork+ high, 96 fret by 44 feet (inside
measure), consisting of Preparation, *flamole, atid two Mu:e
Room., with other attached and detached Buhding., accurdivg
to the following descriptions and numbers: •
Height. Length. Wid h.
No. Stories. Ft. In. Ft. ht.
1. Picking Room, Twist Room, Bleach
and Model Room - 4 14 oby 12 0
9. Dinner House' Counting House,
Bathing. and Chasse-wheel Rana 4 18 0
3. Stretchiuggand Dressing Rooms - 2 36 0
4. Smith's Shop and Y Dressing Rooms 8 35 0
.5. Joiner's 'hop and Waste Room - S 26 0
6. Loom shoo - 1 132 0
7. Turner's Roan and Winding Room 8 83 0
il. Cotton Warehouse, Weaver's Ware-
house, ana Store Room - • II 4.5 0
9. Hospital, comp tang the following
Rooms:

7 0
14. I)
14 0
19 0
93 0

13 0

Is $

Dining and School Room .
Laundry - • -
Store Rooms -
Cooking Room - •
Wash House - •
Boling dim) -
. _

S 9 S
14 '3
14 3

M 6
Us I
19 9
S 0
12 0
11 0
14 .5 .
II 9

IS 0

17 0
1S 8

16 0
12 0

Governor's and Matron's Room -
Peeling R o .m - - .
Gorvernot's ant: Matron's Sleeping
Room - - - 11 0
Sleeping Room, No. 1. .. - SS s
bleeping Room, No. 2. - - 74 8
Sick Room, No. S. • . 16 6
10. Sizing House, 24 ft. by 7 ft. 6 tn. and
Drying Room . - 24 0 IS 0
11. Engine Home . - . le 0 p 6
18. Casting Shop • - - 21 0 s 6
13. The House, comprising a Hall or Entrance, Dining Room,
Drawing Room, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, Store Room,
Larder' with five Chambers, and Attics; and also an ex-
cellent Harden, a Stable for seven Horses, Cowhouses for
16 Cows, Piggeries, Barns, Granaries, Sheds, Poultry
Houses, and Butelier's Shop : together with about Stry.
nine Acres of excellent Meadow and Pasture Land, to the
maw adjoining and belonging.
Also, two undivided third.parts of Six Closes of Land, in the
Banda allouthingieed, in the said Comity of Derby, contain*
Twenty Acres, or thereabouts.
Also, one undivided half-part of several Closes of Land, in
the Liberties of Wessington and Brackenfield, in the said Couit: y
of Derby, containing Tweet, Acres, or thereabouts.
Alpo, Twenty-six Cottages, twenty of which have lately been
erected on four Acres of Land, commonly called 'Taylor's Crois,
and are situated in the Liberty of Wessington afore,..id I the re•
maining six Cottages are shored at Toad-Hole Furnace, in the
Parish of Sbbiend, for the accommodation of, and which are
occupied by persons employed at the Mills.
The Mill ii worked by Water and Steam.
In the rear of the Mull and front of the House is a large Re.
servolr, plentifully supplied with Water for the working of the
Mills at all times 'tithe year.
LOT 4.—A1l that capital Moisuage or Dwelling-House, In molt
Load
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pAleteurretesp&au with
r, Dardrii, Stables, Doan's:dings,
tocesthe Yard,
the same belonging, situate.' and being in
the Pell-street, in the Borough of Derby, formerly occup ed by
the late Dr. DARWIN, and lately wad as a Bank by Mew&
ISILLAIIIt.
LOT s.—Three Shares in the Derby Canal.
1 he Amber Milb and Lands thereto adjoining, may be viewed
upon aprlication to Mr. Hulse, upon the Piendses, whewils
furnish a Ticket of admission for the purpose.
The Premises at Derby may be viewed epee to
Mr. John Storer, one of the Assignees, an for furl ~ linZlics
jars, apply to Mr. Torkington, Solicitor, Stamford; qe Me.
William Eaton Moakley, Solicitor, Derby ; or te Ills. %Wes
&Orator, Cbancery4ane, Leadoir—August 16, 1014/

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