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1 HE ANTIQSARY's MAGAZ [NE, or AR-
CHIEOLOGICAI, LIBRARY,

EMBRACING IN SEPARATE DIVISIONS,
E. The Antiquities nt the Erna glands.
a. Oriental Antiquities.
3. Egyptian Antiquirki.
4. 1-:chrevi
5 Greek Antiquities.
6 Roman Atniquiti,s.
7. Northern Antiqui les.
R. American Antiqui!le*.
9 4:ifeellaneous Sejeds of Antiquarian Enquiry.
to. Early linglifla Literature.
Original Letters of Royal and other Eminent Perron,. •
12. Nurz Antiquz.
Criticifm.
54. Intchigcnce.
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• fly MARTIN SMART,
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,Q\ N ACCOUNT' of the MODES of DRAINING
.11. LAND awarding to the Syrian pradifed .ny Mr. JOSEPH
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ELEGANT VILLA, with TWEN l'Y-SEVEN ACRES of
MEADOW LAND, DULWICH.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By Meffrs. WINSTANLEY and SON,
At Carraway's, on Friday, Auguft slit, at Twelve, in One Lot,
A Very Subßamial and Commodious LEASE-
-- HOLD RESIDENCE, the property of N. Bogle French,
Efq. ended aheut four years fince,on a jtnlielous, enlarged, and
elegant plan, with every accommodation for a Nobleman or Gen-
tleman's family, of the first refpedtability and confequencc. The
entrance to this beautiful retreat is by a handfonte lodge, and
through a grove of drama trees of uncommon frac and foliage.
The Honk contains a very large hall, paved with the &lett !tone; an
elagant cating-room, 33 feet by 22, owing on an extenfive lawn,
and into a large confervatory, at the cud of which is a beautiful
aviary ; a foperb drawing-room. 3o feet by as, the windows down
to the floor, which is of oak, as is that of the eating room : both
of there rooms are painted in the choiceft and highelt ftylr, by
one of the moft eminent artifts of t"e prcraft time ; a large
breakfalt room, and Gentlemen's dreffing-room, into which wa-
ter is laid ; a highly adorned library, 33 feet by as ; a Ladies
work room, ornamented with uncommon beauty and elegance;
numerous bed chatterers, with Nimble attached and detached of-
fices ; menhir.- &rubberier, produetive garden, dairy, fervante
cottage, and rich paddocks ; containing 27 acres ; moft beauti-
fully covered with wood, and as much fecluded as if it were 10)
miles from London.
To be viewed till the fele (except on Saturdays and Sunday),
by cards only, which, with particulars, may be bad of Meffra.
Winftaniey and Son, Paternolter-row ; particulars alfo at Gar.
raway's.