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T'HE SENTINEL ; or, An Appeal to the People
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STAN WELL, NEAR STAINES, MIDD.L.FmEX.
Capital Mansion, Pleasure-Grounds, Pieces of Water, Gardens
and Land, Fifteen Miles from London.
By Mi. ROBINS,
At °areaway's, on Thursday, October IS; at 12, in one Lot,
A, VERY eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE f
comprising STANLEY HOUSE, a substantial brick-built
Family Residence, with double-bowed front and wings, Seated
on a Lawn, surrounded by Plantations end P:easure Grounds,.
fine Pieces of Water, and full gr wn Timber. be House con-
tains spacious entrance Paved Hall, capital Pining Parlour and
Drawing-room, Library, Dressing room, Breakfast-room, Bed-
chambcr, and two Anti-rooms, s;x excellent Chansberson the •
first storey, with Closets, &c. and five good Chambers over ditto,
convenient Offices of all descriptions, planned for tae accounts,-
dation of a Gentleman's Family; Court-yard, Coach-houses, and
Stable for sen horses' a productive Kitchen Garden, walled round,
and stock'd with choice Fruit Trees in full perfection, Farm-yard
and Buildings, and sundry inclusures of Meadoii Land, the wholo
about 24 Acres, all lying compact, situate Id the plena:tit village
of Stanwell, between Bedfont and Staines, the property and re-
sidence of Sir Henry Stanhope, Bart. Tbh &tate is very eligible
for a C-mtleman's residence; only two tiniti from Staines, and
eight from Windsor.
May be viewed by tickets by applying to Mr. Brice, Om the
premises, where Particulars mar-be bad; and at the Bush,
Sullies; at the Inns, Bedfont ; Sun, Maidenhead; White Hart,
Windsor; Castle, Salt-hill; Red Lion, Hounslow ; Mr. Adams,.
Cianford-bridge ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins', Warsvidb.-
street, Golden square, where tickets tray be had.

intatadlatt.Prfiersa alert Rouse, within five miles of New-.
Miry, on the stead to Oxford.—Capital Family Re4idencst,
Gardens, Offices,• sad nearly Three Hundred and Eighty
Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, an 4
Common Righ:E.By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, October 29, at twelve, in one Lot,
PRIOR'S COURT HOUSE AND MANOR.
FARM. This very desirable Estate Is held under the
Dean and Chapter of Westminster, on lease, renewable aeccii-8
ing to custom of Church leases; comprising a capital Nirislon-
House, seated on a lawn, aril' planned fOr the accommodation
of a Gentleman's Family, with Offices of all descriptions, good
Gardens, and nearly 70 Acres pf Meadow, Pasture, Arable and
Wood Land,. in hand, situate within five miles of Newbury,
within half a mile of the turnpike road to Oxfoiqj. and In the
centre of the Craven Hunt, in a country abounding with Game
and a short distance from the Kendett and Avini.Canal. Also
an excellent Farm House, with Barns, Stables,-Cart-lodges, Gra:
nary, and other Out-building, two Cottages and Gardens, and
sundry Inclosures of Meadow, Arable and Wood Land, e.ontain-
ing upwards of 100 Acres, divided by thriving fences a small
part in the coinuaob field, in the eicuiatlon of Mrs. Niillett and
Son, Mr. Riley, and Mr. Potocir.
Td bt viewed by applying to Mr. tile, Adnam,' at Prior's
Court, of whom particulars may be Sad; at the Pel;can, New-
bury; Post-houses, Wallingford; Whirr Heart, Benson; Mr.
Adams, High-street; Oxford; Sun, Maidenhead ; Castle, Salt
Hill; White Hart, Windsoi; Rod Lion, Hounslow; of Messrs.
Hoper and Broughton, Solicitors, Great Marlborough-street ; at
Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick-street,Goicieu-Squarel:
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

MIDDLESEX. •
vALTVELE MANOR AND TITHE-FREE ESTATE,
By Messrs. RICHARDSON Ind CORFIELD,.
ALL tlkat very Valuable FREEHOLD and
TITHE-FREE ESTAtE, comprising the Manor of
YEADING, in the parish of Hayes,in pie,cotiritY of Middlesex,. •
exteading over about Six Hundfed Adres; with Courts Baron,
Quit Rents, Flees, Heriots, and other Perquisites, arieing finny
diver, Estates (Copyheitrof laheritandel hell of the said Manta:
And also, YEADLNG MANOR FARM, dontaining .atbent
One Hundred and Eighty-fire Acres of Bich Arable, Meadow,'
and Fannie land, free of all Tithes, in the occupation of Mt*:
Atkinson. Widow, under a Lease for 20 Years, which.win ram.
We at Nflchaeltnas 1814. •
Ihe Farm II i very compact, and is in a rapid state of ini%
provement ; the Buildings are ample, seellippobstdd, and
good repair; ve, rydestrably situate within haifa trdle of the
bridge Turnpike-road, eleven miles from London-, and flve-fretur
Ux'bridge. TRe Paddington Canal, whiclebolnidt the Estate
a conVderable • distance,- affords the convenience offsobtainine
Manure from London; .on easy terms. The Pafochial Rues ari
remlrkablylow. • '
Printed Pattieulars may be had aiieatlingkianorFarm.hoiniel
at the Admit-nod Eve hut, Hayes • White Horse, trabridgei
White Hart, 'Southall ; of Messrs. infillt and rad:ands, 88',
singhall-street; and of Messrs. Richardson and Corfleld,. Land
Surveyor:, Lincoln's-inn-M.ldr, Londcn, it whose Mice a Map
et the Estate alley be seen.