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ASMALL Ready-Furnithcd HOUSE, fituated
near Dorking, in Surrey, with between one and two
Acres of Land, a Kitchen Garden. and Stabling for two
Hui 1.:!. —Apply to Mr. Hubbard, Taylor, near the Turnpike,
Lcathcrhead; or Mr. Morns, UpOolfle-er, Dorking, who
will give the direction to the houfe, where farther particulars
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ROCHDALE CANAL. SHARES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Mr. Niarriott's, the Roebuck Inn, in Rochdale,
On Thurfday the Itch of Noventh: r, ISos, precifely at Four
o'Clock in the Afternoon—fubjed to fuch Conditions as will
then and there be produced, and in fuch Lots as may be
agreed upon at the time of fale,
Ti'IGI-ITEF.N ORIGINAL SHARES of tool.
1 each, a'id the Half of one other fuch Share in the Roch-
dale Can Navigation.
L%urt lu,r particulars maybe known by applying to Mr. Hamer,
Atto-ney at Law, in Rochdale.

FREEHOLD MANOR, CLIFFE, KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. bURR,
On Tuefday the a;d of November inflat.t,
A, the Bull Inn, Rochefter, at Twelve o'Clock at Yoon,
ALL THAT CAPITAL MANOR FARM,
called NIORTINIERS, lying in the Parlfn of Cliffe, in
Kent alN.ut Four Miles from Roehefter,and Five fro n Grave-
1-11d, comprifing the Manor-houfe, and proper Outbuildings,
and about tdo Acres of Arable, Meadow, Failure, Wood,
,and Orchard, in a good Country, and all, except the Marfh of
about Seven Acres, and the Meadow of about Two Acr's,
and Two fm4ll Pieces of Arable, One about Ore Acre, and
another of about Three Roods, lying remarkably well together,
within a King F. nee and the Manor-houle in the ce:tre. Thcfe
Prentifes are now in the occupation of Nicholas btevcnfon, at
the very :ow Rent of ISel. per Annum, untie'. a I.eafe for 21
years. from Michaelmas, 1794, with a Power for either Land-
lord or Tenant to determine the fame at the end of the firfl
Fourteen Years, viz. at Michaelmas, iBcB, at One Year's No-
tice.—This Eftate will be (hewn on application to the Tenant.
Particulars may be had of Mars. Twopenny, Roehelicr,
where a Map may be fern; and of Mr. Burr, Audtioneer,
Chatham ; of Meirrs. Sandy, and Horton, Crane -court, Fleet-
ttreet, London ; Bull, Dartford; George, Sittingborne, and
Falcon, Gravefend.
N.B. The Sale by Audlion of the Freehold Manages, Build-
ings, and Yard, near Chatham Market Place (beton: adver-
tiled as Lot 2 with the above Eftate) is poftponed.