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London, England, 1820-04-17 00:00:00

LENT.
LEWISHA M AND SYDENFIA M.
VALI:A.IILE FREEHOLD ESTATES.--FA M-HOUSE,
BUILDINGS, and LAND; fine Stream of Water, tcc.
Dy Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffe.e:House, Exchange Al!ey, Cornhill, on
Tit t-asoAr, the turh of May, at Twelve t'Clock, in Six Lots,
Loi. I. ►alllE VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE, WHETSTONE FARM ; compriing
genteel House, Offices, Farm-yard, Earn, Stables, and Out-
buiklings ; situate on Rushy-Green, Lewisham, on the high road
to Bromley, and upwards of
RIGHTY-SEVEN ACRES

Of rich Meadow and Arable Land, all lying compact, and part
bounded by a fine Stream of Water, by which the 'Meadows
may be irrigated ; the Lands are in floe commanding situations
for Building, and plenty of .Brick Barth, in possession and on
Lease to Mr. THOMAS.

Lor 2. PODL ANDS : as 11:nelasem of_Arable Land, near
the Seven Mile stone, on the rood to Bromley, coptaining Seven
Acres, Two Roods, and •30- Petthda, on Lase as Lot 1, but
in possession of Awn FoeHa;
LOT is PAPER MEADOW : 4*Preehaid Enclosure of rich
Meadow Land, adjoining the River, ois the South side of the
Road, mar Rushy-Green, containing OA Acre, Two hoods,
24 Perches,. at Lease as the ethers.- •
Loy 4. LPPER and LOWER BRIDGE FIELD: a Free-
hold Eacroshri of rich Arable Land, adjoining the high Road
Irma Rushy-Green to Sycknham, containing Nine Acres, Three
hoods, 51 Perches, on Least as the others, but in possession
of Pamir, Esq.
Lor s. WINCIINM MEADOWS: Two Freehold. En-
closures of excellent Meadoiv Land, adjoining the Lands of
the Leathersellers' o.onpany, and star Perry-street and Siden-
ham Common, containing Five Acres and 29 Perches, on
Lease as the others.

.Lou 6. An ALLOTMENT on Sydenbam Common, adjoin-
ing the Road to Norwood, contaiuing Ten Acres, Freehold and
Tythe-free ; on Lease, but in possession of Joss Fosrea, Esq.
The Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. Thomas, Whet-
stone Farrn,neat Rushrgreen,Lewisbam, where Particular, may
be had rand at tbeßlack Horse, and Liao and Lamb, Lewisham ;
Tiger's Head, Lee Green ; Bell, Brootley ; Green •• an, Black-
iteatb ;.of *r. Menthe, Solicitor, Gray's 1112 Spay! L atiGarl
firwarsi,aaid of Mr. Robins, Warwidlomreett Yokkip4Slarei
kolldrod.ibia milts iota.

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SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en-
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