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"•Ah me ! the laureed wreath that murder rears,
Blood-tumid, and waer'd by the widow's teats, '
&ems not so foul, eis tainted, and so dread,
As waves tba night-shade round the sceptic head r
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'Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, AlANOR,excellent MAN-
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AND THIRTY ACRES.
By Mr. ROBINS, •
(Of Warwick-greet, Golden-square).
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THE very Eligible and Valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, and MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of
BLACKLAND;
Situate about One Mile East of the Borough of Cattle;
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BLACKLA ND HOUSE,
Seated It a Park or Paddock of about
ONE HUNDRED ACRES;
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mented with handsome Timber- and thriving Plantations.
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Cc ller. ueder the house. The Officers coesist of a Housekeepers'.
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The whole Estate consisting of about
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, • •
Lying compeer; a most desirable Property for a Gentleman • in
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London daily, from which It is distant eighty-six miles, and
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BUCKS
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, nearly TITMLFRILII.
and LAND-TAX REDEEMED,
Divided in VA LU A BLE DAIRY FARMS, containing ONE
THOUSAND TWO lIUNI)RED" AND TWENTY.
THREE ACRES, part bounded by the River Ouse.
ELIGIBLE FROPERTY FOR. INVESTING MOREL
By Mr. ROBINS.
(Of Warwick-street. Golden-square),
At Garraway's Coffecipust., in Exchange-allay, Cornhill, on
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• (unlesi an acceptable offer is previously made by Private
• Contract),
riiiE LENBOROUGH ESTATE, situate near
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Tithe-Free, and Land-Tax redeemed; comprising upwards of
ONAL THOUSAND 'IWO HUNDRED and TWENTY.
THREE ACRES
Of rich Meadow, Pasture, Feeding Ground, and Arable Lands,
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and all necessary 0:n-buildings, let in Six capital Dairy and
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soa)Nral, Edwin, and Scar, all respectable Tenants, on I.easai
for Seven Years from Lady-day, 1819, at Rents amounting_io
rwo THOUSAND THREE HUNDIj.ED and EIGHTY'
• POUNDS PER-ANNUM.

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Oatraw4y's; end of Mr, .gottini, Warwick•strest, GAMY
squire, Lfralen, Whore; Plsa of the Estate may Oe seen,