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'this day was published,

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Handsomely printed, In Six Vols. Sy°. and a Seventh in quarto,
containing Maps, Plans, Views, and Coins, illustrative of the
Geography and Amiquities of Ancient Greece, a New Edition,
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PURSUANT to a Deem of the High Court of
Chancery, wade be a CAM!, 1111111 k Vein arabist De Is
Torre, the CRUD' FORS of MANUEL DE LA TORkE.late
of Finsbury square, in the Comity of bfkkllrsex, Merchant,
deteasrd, (.chit died in Or about the th of Aorta, re 14,
are, by their Sotieitors, to tome in :in Prove their Debts before
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at his Ufumber.:,in S.,ittliampton•buildiors, Chancery-M..lAm.
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Vence.

SALES BY AUCTION.

HERTFORDSHIRE.
TIF.TWEEN HA'T'FIELD and HERTFORD.

Splendid MANsION HOUSE, GARDENS, Beautiful PLEA-
SURE GROUNDS, with a fiNa Bowing S IREAM of
WAVER, and ittiwanla of
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES or RICH

MEAD:)W, PAS l'UltE, AND ARABLE, LAND,
mit:a/moll, ANL) nZIER bEDS.
Mr.ROEINI,
At Garraway'sCoffee.house,'Cliangewlley, Cornhlll, on Tatta s•
pAY tit sr, the 24th of July, 1817, vt Twelve eClock,
AVERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD Ind part
co PY HOLD _ESTA FE. Land•tax redeemu.l.

Compri...olg the Magnificent MAMION.IIOI/SE,
seated in a delightful Park, called WOOLMERS,

Recenly enlarged and imprewed at a very considerable expense,
well known as a residence of the first cuusequence, and in a very
beautiful and healthy part of the County of HERTS, between
HATFIELD and HERI FORD, and in a neighbourhood of the
iir•t respectability.
The Maii•ion is adapted for the accommodation of a Nonce-
)LAN or GLIKTLIMAN'S F.11:17.1r of the very first distinction, with
ezrellent 01ficrs attached and detached, suitable to such an Es-
tablishment, with capital walled Gardens fully stocked, cropped
and planted; Hot, Gre.n, and nucces-ion-house, Melon and Pine
Pits, Lawns, most enchanting Pleasure Grounds, with shady
walks and alcoves ; adorned wuh a fine rapid dttrani of Water,
stored with Fish; as minis, ailed Sprang of Clear Water,
Cascade, etc.

The Estate is richly ornamented with luxuriant fine growing
Timber, Plantations, Ever greers, and contains abbot
TWO HUNDRED and SEVEN I'EF.N ACRES of RICH
11/41e-ADOW, PAS FURE. and Alt ABLE LAND,
And OZIEI( BEDS,

Nearly is a Ring-fence, principally inclosed by Pales, with Cot-
tages and Gardens, Carriage-dives, Gravelled-walks, &c fanning
altogether one of the banu.oluest properties in the County.
Io be viewed by Tickets, and by applyini, at tlie Mansion,
where Particulars may be had; at tl:a hail, Hertford; :saltsbury
Arms, Hatfie:d; WLiie Hart, h. Alban's; Saracen's Head,
Ware; Red Lion and C•reen Man, Barnet; Fabwit, and Four
Swans, Waltham Cress; of Messrs Sandy*, Horton, &oarke,
and Sandyes, &Welton, Crane-court, Fleet-street; at Car
raway's ; and of blr. Itu!)43, Warwick-Atrect, Guides-squat.,
where Tickets for vie wino may be had and a plan seen.