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London, England, 1807-07-16 00:00:00

iiS rATES. •
TO Be SOLD BY Aucnotc Come time hi illieilite4qiid
joy, or pie beginning. of Pupa next, in the following lots,'
the time, place, and particulars of which will be shortly ;Aver-
dfM)...--Lat a.
ALMOST frilly definableFREEHOLD I'Alilk4
called TEN,CaOFTS, comprifing sit excellent Patti Hottfk,',
with convenient barns, Rabies, and out offices ; upwards of 93acre•
of good pafture and arable land, all in a rim; fence, and one acre of I
Meadow in the Common Mead, now in the occupation ,e Mr.
Heather, at a eery low rent, together with about five acres of
betch woodland adjoining.
The premifes are freehold.ansl are fituaied in the patina of Great
Marlow, in the county of DuChs, from which place they arc only
about one mile diftant, fix from Henley, fie froni Wycombi, fix
frpm,Maidenhead and IA Punt I .nndon, to all which places there
is a Otropike road clofe to the honfe.
The flotation of Tenerofis is peculiarly beautiful, and the honk
is. capab'e.9f gnat imprpvementi at a (mall expellee. The Farm
shoundi with pheafsnts and every kind of game, and the lands
round the houfe are admirably formed for *Aire grounds, or a
(mall park. and commgpti pot only a charming view of the River
Thames for a conliderable extent (and from which it is diltant
about half a mile), but one of the molt delightful and pidttirefque
pforpeas in the, country, and is admirably calculated for the ref!!
(knee of a Geni.lertian who hat. frequent occafion to go to and from

London.
Lot 2 —A fmall Freehold Earm,caUtd Wood End; comprifing
a cottage, farm, orchard and garden, and four clofec of arable land,
containing together about 27 acres, and now in the occupation of
Sarah Blackall, at a low rent. Wood End is fituate in the parifb
of Medmenham, in the county of Bucks, about eight miles from
Henley, and three from Marlow
valuable piece of Woodland. remarkably well flocked
with thriving Beech timber, fituate at Wood End, adjoining the
Farm, and containing about 20 acres.
Lot 4—A deniable Cupyholti Eilate, of Inheritance, called
Chipps, cornpribng a good farm boufe, with contenicnt barns,
Babies and other officei, and about 82 acres of good Arable and
Pafture land, and is acres of excellent !keels Woodlmid, well
flocked with thriving imber, all inclofed in is ring fence : the farm
is in the occupation of Mr. Taylor, at a very low rent.ss-Thipps
is &mate in the part& of Weil Wycombe, in the county of Bucks,
within about haff a mile o, the turnpike road, lafmm
London to Otford ; and is diftant about turn miles front Weft
Wycombe, four from High Wycombe, fit from Marlow, tea
from Henley 34 from Loudon, and has a very ettenfive right of
common.
Lot 5..—#.% final comps ft Freehold Farm, called Green End, on
the oppofite fide of the tan npike road to Chipps Faith ; coMprifing
a cottage, barn, liable, orchard and garden, aid fev.n doles Of-
Arable land, containing together about 67. acres, fituate in tin faid
luta' of Welt WycOmbe, and about one mile from. Lot 4 iind alto,
in the occupation of Mr. Tatior.at a very low rent, and only about
half * mile from t'..e turnpike road, together with the thaws ad-
joioing, the laud contains about ai acres well flocked with capital

timber.
Lot 6.—A very ?doable piece of BccchNneitlianti, called Ray
Word, fatter. at Green ttmi a orefald, in the Aid porifh of Weft
Wycombe, aloising the firm, and only about a quarter of a mile
from the turnpike read, containing about 141 acres well 'Locked
with thriving timber.
The Lind T3I on all the above titan it redeemed.
For further particularo. enquire perfonally, or by 'effort. (port.
piid) ,r Nfr. c,9 rjr, St.:licitor, Henley. The Peemifeo arty be
lien oti pigthig a day's notice (if by litter pott paid) to Mv. Cooper.
Orr Mr. Jacob Bevan, of Henley,carpenter, who will Ihtw the
faine. .

TV BE SOLD )3Y PRIVATE CON EftACT, •
AVALUABLE .FAEEHOLP ESTATE, 1
fituate in the central part of Upper Thames firret, in the 1
Pad& of Saint James, darliik Hill, now on Leak to Mar's.
Batnard apt White., confiding of a Wharf (called Kennett
Wharf), eXtentling 56 feet 'next the River Thames, with Ware-
hunks over the fame A (parlous Can way leading front Thames.
Rivet, and a range of uniform and newly-built Warebouks
on
each tide of the (aid can way, upwards of 12,0 feet in length ern
fix diviftons). Alto two convenient Houlas actiqiqing
the time, and two (mailer Teniments near l'hamis-ftreet, being
the whole of that exter•ilve range of fitrildings, called Worcefter-
plaie. Alfn a Freehold Houk, fituate in.Saior Mary Are (4o
Vs).io the Paridt of All Hallows, otiaLtafe to Mr. James Little.
For Particulars and for, purehafins the fame, or any part thereof,
apply to Mr. Williams, Solicitor, Red Lion-Iquare.