Star.
London, England, 1810-05-04 00:00:00

ELEGANT NIANF TON, RICHMOND HILL, WITH
THRUI Y ACRES OF LAND.
TO EL 301 1) 11Y, Al 42 PON,
By Me-st -• S.;:()W aitd :;CRI YENS,
hI tstiit Lots, at Twelve o'Clock, on Wednesday, the !Inth Mir;
at the Auction Mart, unless an :tceptable offer previothily
made by Private Contract, of which due notice wilt be given,
LOT 1, comprises the MANSION in etceiknt
1-4 repair, calculated for the residence of a Candy •of the first
distinction, most dili7lnfully situate on the prefeeuble part of the
Hill, being near tht centre of the promenade, commanding views,
which in point of richriess of scenery. are not surpassed in the
kingdom; with Ctiock-lsouves, Si abling, rid every requisite Office,
large Garden fully cropped and plainest with choice Fruit-trees
ip lumuriant bearing, Pleasure Ground tastefully displayed, en-
riched With curious shrubs and four acres of Pasture; the whole
about seven Acres.

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Lot 2 consists of 24 Acres of Arable Land, nearly adjAning
Lot 1, admirably.eaktilated for the erection of Villas and tot fa-
cilitating the approach to the Hill from London. "l he Premises
are part Freehold and part Copyhold.
May bt viewed by lickets from Mr. Smith, Solicitor, Rich-
mond ; Messrs. White and Fownes, Lincoln's4nn ;or Messrs.
Snow and Scrivens, No. 8, Earl-stree, Blackf•tars, of whom ?ar-
ticular. may be had. No one- will be pe.-nitzed to inspect the
property without a Ticket.
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CI lESTER FIELD.

ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, GARDENS, CROFT,AND
SNIALL CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSES,
STABLE, &c. &c.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
Ut:legs previously disposed of by Priirate Contract, of which dui
Not ie.! will be given, at the Falcon bin, in Chesterfield, on Fri-

day, the 18th Day of May, lt4lo, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon-;
THE Following VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATES, either together .or hi such-lon, and sulgject to
such Condit/oes as shall be mentioned at the time of Sale. A
meet excellent, convenient, roomy, and substantial Brick Dwell-
lug House, with lead and slated root, and with ate: gibed atitde.
tached °Mee', yard, pleasure and kitchargardens, situate on ;the.
east side of the Lortisntill-stre..r, in Chester6Ati ; late the seal.
&lice of Mr. White, Hosea, deceased i.andpow °Chi, Widosy,
Mrs. White. The house contains an entrincg ro-cen, and break-
fast and dining roonis,with Buller's pantry, ServanteliallAistehen.
and brewhowe, on the ground flaw ; a drawing robin, five:chain-
bens, and three dressing raosus, on the firstestorty ; very gond
attics, and servarts' aparu.ieets; dry anti spacious cellars, and
vet ry other dotnestle eonvenience. The pleasure garden is walled.
round, and well stocked with choice fruit trees.. The house and*
gardens ate in excellent repair and condition, and possess every
accommodation regoisite for the reside:.ce of a Genteel fantily
Al .o a Crof: contipious to the above premises, whicls 1s very
c eiverdent to be oeteupled therewith; and Is also from its shwa- 1,
ti:m .istretnely desfrable for huiltling.—Possession of all the above.
;.rein, ies may be had at ALdstenme7 next. Also, two small cert.-.
eenient De•eiling.Houses, or letie.nents, and Sable, siteate on
the west tide of the ith ,veineatiJned Street, now in the several
occupations of I`.farmadake Eyre and Samuel Brootnhead.
The PreirJses may be viewed fourteen days preceding the
sale; and for farther particulars, and to. treat for the purchase,
saeelipeten may be Made to Mr. White, Farit.F.eld, Nottingham-
shire g to Mr. George Bainbridge, Builder; ur at the office of
Mr. Robert Waller, Solicitor, Chesterfield, 'Derbyshire.