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London, England, 1807-02-24 00:00:00

HIS TORY.

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By Mr. SCOTT, on Friday, March 6, at Twelve o'clock, at
Garraway's, London,
THE Staffordfhire and WorceiterfhireNivigation;
Three Shares in this excellent Concern—the Divideads lalt
year were 361 per Share nett,

The Swinfei Canal; Ten Shares In this Readily improving ns-
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EXTFNSI VF. CARPEN sER'. YARD and W3RKSHOPS,
and SMALL FREEHOLD HOUSES and !.AND in die
TOWN of MAIDSTONE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN BISHOP,
By order of the Affignees of Thomas Godden, Carpenter. a Bank-
rupt, on Thurfday the lath day of March, 1807, at a o'clock
iu the Afternoon, at the Star Inn, Maidftoue, in one Lot,
ANEW erefled Melraage or Tenement, with an
extcnfive Timber or Carpenter's Yard Carpenter's and
Joiner's Shops, Sheds, Store Houfe for Deals, Saw Pits. Stable and
other convenient Out buildings adjoining, together with a Pad-
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done, were late in the occupation of the Bankrupt, aad are aloft
conveniently adapted to any Bufinefs requiring room.
Alfo in fix Lots Six Small Brick Manages or Tenements, with
the Gardens and Appurtenances adjoining to the before-mentioned
Premlks, and now in the occupation of Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Davey,
Whirrs. Head, Merchant,and Cooper, as Tenants at Will. at very
low Annual Rents! amounting together to 531. 4s. The whole
of the Buildings, Workthops,&c. are fulaftantially built, and have
all been ended within a few years, and are well fupplicd with
, Water.

Alfo a Pier, of Freehold Land in the centre of the Town of
Maiditone immediately behind the Mitre Inn, in the High ftreet.
and extending to Earl ftreet, together with the Stable and Build-
ings on part thereof, molt advantageoufly lituated for the building
ot feveral fmall Houles,Sta.bles. or Work Chops.
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Burr and Pope, or the Audtioneer, Maidstone.