Star.
London, England, 1807-08-12 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST le, 1807.

FARM IN HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Josavn JORDAN, at the Swan inn, at Alton, Hants, on Sa-
turday, the sth September, 1837, at four o'Clock in the After-
noon, under Conditions to be then and there produced (nolefs
fooner difpofed of by Private Contrails of which timely notice
will he given),
LL that very Defirable ESTATE, titivate at
Weeke, in the pad& of Binned, and at Batt Woridham,
in the county of Southampton, about four mileshom the town of
Alton aforefald, about 7 miles from the town of Farnham, Surrey,
and about 47 miles distant from London, in the occupation of Mr.
Charles Conlin, the proprietor. The ERate con Sits of a fubftatt-
tial and convenient Farm hoof; with a barn, rickhoufc, (tables,
hopkiln, (tore-rooms, granary, and other neceffary outbuildings;
and c.mtatns altogethsr about raoA. ;R. and SP. of Land (more
or lefs) of which 54A. IR. saP. are Arable, 54A. ca. 61). are
Meadow, 7.%. 311. 3:.P. are Coppice, and 4A. are planted with
Hops—in all r act A. r R. s P.
ThtEltatr is Freehold, except about ro acres which areCopyhold
of Inheritance. The Dwelling hunk is pleafantly fituated, and
commands a molt estenOve and beautiful prolpedt. The purchafer
may take to the prefent occupier's Rock at a fair valuation. For-
frifion can be given at Michaelmas next.
For a view of the Eftate' apply to Mr. Charles Complin, an
the Premifes, and for further particulates, arply so IViellh. Clentent
and Son, Solicitors, at Ahon aforefld.

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