Star.
London, England, 1830-11-04 00:00:00

NORTICDURHAM AND NORTHUMBERLAND.
IMPORTANT FREEHOLD INVESTMENT.
ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-
FOUR ACRES,
LET AT TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-FOUR POUNDS PER ANNUM.

MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE, by
Private Treaty, the valuable Freehold Farm called EAST and
WEST NORHAM MAINS, situate on the southern bank of the
river Tweed, comprising superior Farm Houses and Buildings, In corn.
plete repair ; and 904 acres of fertile Land, principally arable, in the
highest state of cultivation, let to responsible Tenants upon Losses,
at Rents amounting to £1675 per annum.
This Estate is particularly eligible for the Investment of Capital, as
a considerable increase of rental may be expected upon the expiration
of the present leases. Should a Purchaser be inclined to reside upon
the Property, there are many Eligible Situations for Building. em-
bracing interesting views of the river Tweed, with its beautifully.
wooded northern banks, and of the ruins of the formerly Important
border fortress, Norliam Castle—so often taken and retaken during
the wars between England and Scotland, and rendered interesting re•
(scaly as the seat of Sir Walter Scott's poem of •• Marmion, or the
iLttle of Flodden Field," from which latter place Nothant is but
a few miles distant. Game la abundant, and there Is excellent salmon
fishing in the Tweed. Also. the BOWSDEN-HALL and MOOR
FARMS, distant five miles from Norham. in the Parish of Lowick,
Northumberland ; comprising Farm Houses, Buildings, and Cottages,
and Eight Hundred and ?bitty-eight Acres of Land, let to responsible
Tenants, at .Cs 99 per annum. This Estate contains inexhaustible
Seams of Coal and Lime Stone, and claims considerable importance
a Mineral Property.
Particulars and Maps may be had of Mr. Banns, Land Surveyor,
Vs, Old 11.nd-street.

HERTFORDHIRE,
TWYENTT•SIX MILES FROM LONDON.
IMPORTANT FREEHOLD INVESTMEN I',
Land Tai Redeemed.

Comprising an Elegant Manion, Park, and sundry fertile Farms, in
tt,e whole 1551 acres, let at 02003 per annum, paid punctuallyiby
a worthy and industrious Tenantry, to whom an arrear has been un.
►.i vwn even during the last two years of agricultural_ depression.
Tit: present possessor parts with this Estate solely to concentrate his
property in a distant County, where the bulk of his Estate happens
to hr.

MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE by
J.TIL AUCTION, at the Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on
TligiDAY, the 30th of November, at Twelve, In One or. Six Lots, un-
less previously disposed of by Private Treaty, the handsome Mansion
Lined MOOR PLACE.
'rated on an eminence in the centre of a finely timbered Park, command-
leg views over a fertile valley, intersected by the Trout River Ash, to-
wards the hills, covered with Hanging Woods belonging to the Estate.
It is needless to describe the different avenues of stately Limes and
Elms, or the magnificent Oaks and Wilderness, which adorn the
Mine Grounds. Moor Place is in complete repair, the interior pre.
s, nting every comfort ; combining a lofty:spacious Dining Saloon 34 feet
by 22, Drawing-room 32 by 25, Library and Music-rooms, noble En-
trance and Inner Halls, ample Best and Servants Chambers, extensive
()dices, Coach-houses, Stabling, Pleasure (hounds, Walled Garden,
Farm buildings, &c. Park and Home Farm 222 Acres, let at £450
per annum.

Tlicftitv Tux Farm 115 Acres, let as ill5O, (Tenant's family have
occupied 611 years).
Brands Elfilis 184 Acres, let at 1174. (occupied 40 years).
Hadham a Genteel Residence, with Coach-house
Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow on the banks of the Ash.
—ln hand.—Hadhiun Mill Farm, 161 Acres, let at /202 (occupied
4 years).
Ilatihum Cross Malting, let at 130.
Iladham Crosi, Farm, 30 Acres, let at .148 (occupied by the present
...nem 30 years.)
The Hill Farm, 192 Acres, let at .1900 (occupied 40 years).
Uffords Farm, 79 Acres, let at 184.
lisuelh Farm 269 Acres let at 4'210 (oecapie3•4o years).
Clinton's Farm, 273 Acres, let at 1270, occupied 37 years, and sun.
ry Meadows, Cottages, Windmill, 5.c.
This important Estate is si,uate at Great Hadham,advan I y for
Markets, three miles from Bishop Stortfotd, seven fromtitCrT,nine
(ruin Hertford, Eve from Hockereil, 8 from Hoddesdon, and being half
*,ir between the Metropolis, Newmarket, and Cambridge, renders it •
t"' desirable acquisition to the mercantile, spotting, and literacy cha-
nce?, u
ndulate. an euellent investment. The land Is fertile, beau-
tifully uulated, and intersected by capital roads, and by the nein
li4,t? Ash. The valley has been surveyed for the purpose of Mr=
a raj road from London to Manchester. Gains le abundant.
packs of Hounds within reach.
Printed particulars may be nad of Messrs. rimes and Mott &Adam,
Much Hadham, and ti Mr. Brooks, Landbarveyor, 2s, Old Bood.orset.