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SURREY, BARNESAGREEN,
Eligible Houses,' with Gar Sens, and °Mc,.' htc. sad Oardell
Ground, in West Fteld ; Possetron at Miclutelmu next.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's,To-WOReow,.lune I I. at tWele.., in F vs Lets
Lot 1. A C 0 I'Y HO LD EsT ATE.
Il comprising a Ter, EU ihle RESIDENCE, sward
on a Lawn, with Offices, Coach-house. and Stable, Ple..surew
ground, part walled, and planted with ebolee Fruit-trees, situate
41n Barnes-green, in possession of Mr. Aldrich.
Lot LA Copyhold Estate, adjoining, consisting of a St.s.aatial
Beck Resi•lctice. with Offices, Coach house, old Stables &c.
Lawn, and Gardens, pan walled, and plau:ed with choice Fruit.
trees ; t'.e whole in excellent order, and immediate Possession
may he had.
Lot 3. A Copyhold Estate, comprising a compact comfortable
reiidence, wi.h )(Sze., Coach-horse and Staid:. Yard, Pleasure
Ground, and e..rtal Kitcto-n Gard-n, the principal part wailed
a• d well-platred, situate on Barnes-green, in possession of Hugh
War's, rstl. wh4:se term ex7lres at I ady-eay beat.
Lot 4. An excellent Plot of Garden Ground. in West Field, to
the parish of Pares, containing about two acres, the principal
part laid out in a•paragns beds. &e.
Lot S. A c.tpi!al Plot of Gat.len Orould, enclosed round by
thrtylog quick fences, near 1 at 4, and abutting at the W. st end
on White Hart-lane, lad tut in aspen, bs I..laera•lons of
booseberries, and well stocked with choke stand.rd fruit-trees;
oth lots in possession of Mr Goodenough, who e term elp:res
at I%liehielinas next.

Mat be viewed au Mondays, Wednes,lays, and rt.days, from
eleven to tom, by applying to Mr. Maple. Itarcies-fr• en, where
Particulars may be had; and at the bun and thc King's Arm•,
Mortlake; Talbot, Richmood; Sin: and Garter, IG•wr hr dg.;
King's Arms, Putney ; Mr. 1141, Solicitor, Saltrrs' liall
Cannon-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square.

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD and BOVINGDON, HER I'S.
Desirable Freehold and Cupy Erate, Farm-tlouse, Brick
Cottage, and Bui'dlogs, and upward, of Eighty-fibe Acres of
rich Meadow, Pa,ture. and Arable Land, principal part In a
Ring fence. By Mr. ROBING.
At Garraway',, To-atostanw, June 11, at Twelve, is Leta,
A
DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPY-
HOLD Land-tar redeemed.
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Lot 1. A Copyttoid Estate, equal to Fret:hal& line eaten,
Moor End Farm, a compact Farm-House and 011oas, large Bern,
l'art-shed, stable, Cow-house. Calf ens, Pigiteries, ke, an at
complete repair, a good C;Arden, mid sonar" Enclosures of vela
Meadow, Pa.t n re, and A a al)* Land, matzo& g upwards of 41
Acres, in a ring-f-nce, at Hemel Hempstead, mmtlimoue
to the I.ondon and St Abell's roads.

Lot Q. A Free °ld tvie4dow, containing one Acre and two
Roods, shuate on the opposite side of the r+a•l ro Lot 1.

Lot 3. A Compact Copyhold Estate, Coll Harbour Farm,
situate on the tot of the hill on `hot liatlger Common, com-
manding beautiful and extrus've views of the coutyry, with a
substantial Brick Cottago and Out-butldinga, gond Garden, Om
chard, and Arable Land upwards of nine Acres and a h.de

Lot. 4. A Compact Copyhold Estate, comprising three maws
surer of rich Arable land, corra ning ;tine Acres, two Roods, d.
tuate near Felden Farm, in the Hamlet of Bovingdon.
Lot. 5. A Copyhold Estate, comprising two pieces of Arabi*
Lind, containing one Acre, ten Poles, situate in Felden Commie
Field, with a right of cum mm over the whole field.

Posse !mina of Le wbole may be had under arrangements at
Michaelmas next.

The Lots are in the occupation of Mr.Thnnias I..lison, who
will stew the same, and of whom Particulars shay be bad at the
Sun, Hemel Hempstead; K.og's Arms, berkl.amp tear]; George,
A) lesbstry ; Red Lion, Wycombe; Whire Horse, Usbrisige ;--.
Essex Arms, Watford White Hart, Edgeware, and St. Alban's;
of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury-square; at
Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Robins, Warwick street, Guldens
square, where a Plat of the Estate may be recs.

HERTS.—Eligible Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and
Land, a abort distance from Wvford, and opposite Lashio.
' bury Park, roomy Cottages, GU%IrII4I, &e.
By Mr. kOBINS,
At Garraway's, 'I *woe aow, June 11, at Tweve,
A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ES t'ATE of
A• Inheritance; comprising a very Desirable FAMILY RE.
SIDENCE, contains, in the Upper Storey. a large Store-room, and
three servants Bed-rooms, five excellent Chambeer, a Dressing.
room, Closets, atm On the Ground Strrey. au entrance-hall,
spacious Dining-parlour, handmmie bowed Drawing-teeny Da
!wary, large ClosAs, principal and secandaryytslrcase, Ike. well
p!annrd Offices of ail descriptions, and plenty of sac. Bent Water,
Brew-house, Coach-house, and Stables, Farm-yard and Build ir ga ;
the whole have been lately altered aid improved, at a confider-
able expence, and now in the most complete order ; *anal r.
Grounds, tastefully laid out, and dry Gravel-walks ; Excellent
Garden, part Wailed, mid planted w.ih choice Fr..it-trees ;—and
Mem'ow Land and Cottages, the whole neer .I'welve Arres ;
within a quarter f a mile of Wavord, sit thewsad to B,
stead, Rickmanswortb, and St. Albasa's ; and Fifeen an les front
London, a nuist respeciable n. ighbosrbood, good roaus, in ad
directions, and near Cap tat Markets.
May be viewed, with Tickets, by applying to S Southern, the
C:ar lener at Mr. Anger's, where Paramour a may be had :
at the Essex Arms, Watford; Swan, Rickatansweath ; 'Whim
Hut, Edgeware, and St. Alban's ; of Messrs. 1t..-sse tale. Ale:.
ander, and Hahne, solicitors, New Inn ; at Ga rawae's ; and a
Mr. Robins, sliusvick-street. Oold.n-aquar wiser. 'racets tor
viewing may be had, and a Phil and Elrea ion sat