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London, England, 1814-09-14 00:00:00

FIiREHOLDFARM, ON THE Mkll,-COACH-IAOADI
BEI'WEEN DERPING AND SP LDDIG, IN THE
COUNTY-OP LINCJI.N.

By Meows. HOGGART and PHILLIP%
At the Auction Mart, on f riday, September 30, at Twelve,
FREEHOLD ES FATE and FAIL% con.
siging of about One Hundred and Twerity.Acres of sound
Arab e, and rich Feeding Land, in a high state of cultivation,
most desirably situated within six miles of the Town of Spalding
The Estate lies within a ring fence, and the Land proluces 111>6I
abundant crops, with a harm-house and Out-buil:fins, in the
occupation of Messrs. Nicholls and Ewen, whose Lease expires
at Lady day.
To be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, fifteen days yrior to
the Sale, and Particulars had at the George inns, Chatieris and
St. Ives; Hoop, Cambridge; Peacork, Soston ; Mr. Hoilway,
Solicitor, Boston; Mr. Doan, Solicitor, Threadneedie-street ;
Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. G.!, Old Broad street, Royal
Exchange ; and at the Auction Mart.

WAREHOUSE, DWELLING-HOUSE, and PREMISES,
LAWRENCE-LANK, WES f-S FREE I', BOSTON,
.LINCOLNSHIRE
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHIL! IPS,
At the Peaceck Inn, Boston, on Saturday, October 11, at Twelve,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,con-
-11 sistiin of a large Plot of Ground, 3.5 feet in front of Law-
rence-lair, wiE a t.:.lcth of about 60 fe. t, upon which is erected
a Brick-built capacious Warehouse, containing three Floors, 70
feet in length. Alto a Brick-built Dwelling-House, Hied; and
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pot-buildings, and large Paved Yard, capable of great improve-
punt, iu the occupation 'nof Mr. Peek. Immediate possestion
will be given.
May be viewed, and Particulars had at the place of Sale : of
Mr. Hallway, Solicitor, Bolton ; George, Spalding ; Reindeer,
I incoln-, Mr. Dunn, Solicitor, Thr-adneedle.street ; and of
-Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street.

TO SAIL-MAKERS, B'IA. rsBUILDERS, AND SHIP-
CHANDLERS. -
FREEHOLD WATER-SIDE PREMISES, BOSTON,
West Side of the River, and South-End.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Peacock-Inn, Boston, on Saturday, October 6, at Twelve,
LOT 1. THE FREEHOLD PREMISES occu-
pied by Mr. Mash Palmer, tenant-at-win, Sa.l-
- and Ship chandler, situated in one of the best satiation,
Tor trwielin Boston Town, on the West side, of the River, con-
sisting of a Dwelling-House, with a most commanding Shop for
' wisoksale and Rita 1 T: azie, having Two Froits. Ea ly pea-
session will be given.
Lor 2. A very Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, at South-
End, Boston ; connoting of an ()Id l'enement, with a large Plot
of Ground and Wharf, 21 feet in front of the Street, anti WI in
depth. The frontage to the River shout 26 feet, in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Thompson, tenant-at-will.
The Estate may be viewed, with leave of the Tenants, fifteen
clays prior to the Sale, of whom Particulars may be had; also
of Mr. Highway, solicitor, Boston; the. Place of Sale; the
George, Spalding; Reindeer, Lincoln ; Mr.. Dunn, Solicitor,
Threadneedle street; and of Mews. Hunan sad Phillips, 62,
Old Brea I-street.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, coNsismo UN
EXPENSIVE WAREHOUSES, GRANARIES, DWEL-
LING HOUSE, AND PREMISES, IN THE TOWN GP
BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE.
By hleisrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Peacock Inn, Boston, DU faturday, October 8, at Twelve,
in One Lot,
THE Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD
PREMISES, upon the bank of the navigable River
Witham, in the centre of the Town of Boston, for many years
occupied by Most.. Sheath and Son. lhe Prensiies are calcu-
lated for a business of consequence and magnitude, and are pecu-
Larry adaptsd for the Corn Trade ; comprising a noble Stack of
brick-built Warehouses, fronting South-place, 106 feet in length,
cnnta;nitig four Floors, wit'. the ground-floor occupied as Count-
ing-houses, with capacious Vaults; another Stack of Warehouses
most capitally erected, and equil to any weight of merchandise,
110 feet in length; a Stack of timber-built Warehouses of four
Fl Ors, 52 feet by 32 feet, and a Stack of Warehoust s of four
Doors, cased wish iron, intended as a Dryisg-house, extensive
Coal Cellars and Vaults. Also the Residence of Mr. Sheath,
conveniently attached to the Estate, or might be occup:el sepa-
rately. The House contains every accommodation for a re-
spectable Family. This important property commands a frontage
to the River of about 110 feet, by a depth of 165 feet, and a
purchaser wiU find great facility, if he chooses to divide the
property.
'The Es-ate may be viewed at ;my time, and Pat titulars bad
fifteen days prior to the Sale, of Mr. Hallway, Solicitor. Beaton.;
the Neptune, at Hull ; Reindeer, Lincoln; George, S; aiding ;
at the Place of Sale; Mr. Dunn, Seicitor, Threadneedle-street ;
and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street,
Royal Exchange..

FREEHOLD MANSION AND IidIND,
On the Border of Suffolk.
By HOGGART and PHII.I.IPS,
At the Auction. Mart, on 'llursday, October 18, at Twelve,
unless previously :chinned of by Private Contract;
ASPACIOUS SUBSTANTIAL MODERN
MANSION, on a delightful eminence, commanding
noble and picturesque Land and Marine Propecs, turrounded
by Inclnsures of rich Meadow and Arable Land and thriving
Plantatioks, beautifully timbered, slupitig towards the navigaltle
river Coble, at M'ivenhoe, four miles from Colchester, on the
Suffolk side, and fifty-five fcom London.
The Mansion is finished in a style of superior taste and de.
puce, suitable for the reception of a Family of Dininetion and
contains a Dravaing-room, 110 feet by 20 ; :Dining•room, •gs feet
by 111 ; Billiard-room, 27 feet by 19 ; P.lorning-room, .19. feet by
17; paved Hall; 27 feet by is; and Gentleman's Room, 19 feet
by 17; eleven Bed-chambers, 'and five Dressing-rooms; with ap-
propriate attached Offices of every description, judiciowly ar•
ranged, amply supplied with fine Water and excellent Cellar -
age; detached are double Coach-house, Stall Stabling for sit
horses; Brewing, Washing, and Bakehouse; laundry, Farm,
and Rick-yards; Barn, and requisite Agricultural °whaling.;
productive Kitchen-garden, walled; six Cottages; and a com-
pact Fun', containing altozet?. 'forty-five Acres, in a sporting
country, with egad hot and cohlliathing, and a regular post.
Half of the Porch:lugs-money may remain on martgage, and
the Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant appro-
priate Furstittire, together with Use Live and Dead Stock, at a
fair valuation.
To be eieWe4 with Cards only, which, with Particulars, may
be hail of Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad street, Royal
Exchange, where 'a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Part.eu-
Lira 11140 at the Cups„
.CoLchester ; Blue Posts Witham; of
Messrs. Rashitigb and LeeoStdieittieseLinsolu'ii inn ; and at the
lAilatiolt Mitt,

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