The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-26 00:00:00

Weld High way.—(With immediate possession.)
By Mr. SAMUEL PEARCE,
At the Aurtlon Mari, no THURSDAY, May SS, at Twelve,
nalessy;revieusly disposed lb I hs Pried. Contract,
THE LEASE of a retired FAMILY RESI-
DENCE. ploced at an agtreable dntai.o. from the road,
screened with a thriving shrubbery. plea-aptly situate in Green-
street, Enfield iHgbway, admit tone miles from Loudon. with
the acconimodatissu of stages, to and from, se..eral nines in tke
day. The premises are in the most sub, tanii II state .if repair,
said contain Ole eping castanets, drawing, dipping, and breakfast-
roams; bitched, witsh-biase, dairy, drying-ground. brewhono,
poultry-know. double enach-hone, stables, farm-yard. cow-
go,,,e, east biglge. two large barns, grairtry, two productive
gardens, well stocked with wall, standard. and trained fruit-
trees, green-house, large orchard, lte. couniining about three
acres. There are two pews to the church attached to the house.
A quantity of rick laud way be bad to Michaelmas, if re-
quired.
May be viewed, with tickets only. which. with Particular+,
may be had of Mr. Samuel Pearce. 16, Cornhill, opposite the
Bank of England ; Particulars, also, at tie Black Hone. Be-
lida Highway ; and Angel, Edmonton,.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, MOVMOUTRSICIRE.
By Me.' SAMUEL PEARCE,
At the Anetion Mart, opposite tlw Bonk of England, on
THURSDAY, May 23, at Twelve, its Two Lots, unless
previously disposed of b,) Private CulltfAri,
Lot I.A VALUABLE. and very improvable
211. FREEHOLD ESTATE, with a comfortable
Wielllag-house, Barn, Stables, and numerous Oat-build-
logs, called the Macegwieeth and Penlieeim Fano, with part
of Criblia Farm committing togetner upwards of 392 Acres of
rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and 'Wood-land, I)ing in a
ring fence, with valuable right f common, in the Pariotes of
Carotid and Llaavair Dimaad.
tot 9. A valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. called the
Coady Mynnid, and Magor Farm, with a good Dwelling-Muse,
Born, Suable, mad OM-buildings. mamboing about 195 Acres of
rich Arable, Meadow, Pastore, and Wood-110d, with very va-
luable and extensive right of Paturage over the adjoining Com-
mon, situate in the P;ifisileS of Ugly and Mir. The E.Mates
about d with limestone, toad are situate a shortil mionare from the
sea ports and market towns of Newport aid Chepstow, and
both merit attention, as they utter an eligible upportaity for
any Gentleman who may wish tai retire to agricultitrid parmits,
as each ,Estate possesses capital situation, for the ereetUn'of
Family Mausina ; and Lot I commands a beautiful prospect of
the River Severn, and Kings tto.i, including a rich
.ptenereopw
view over the fertile Cuuotiea of Gloucester, Wilts, Sousemet,
Devon, and Glamorgan. ,
May be viewed, and descriptive Particulars had of Messrs.
White and Fowsiev, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr.
Samuel Pearce. Auctioneer. No. 41, Lombard-street, London,
whete plans of each Estatensty be seen; Particulars may also
be had :a Mr. Walker's, Printer, Gloucoster ; Mr. Gate,
Printer. Bristol ; the Three Stamm's. U-k ; the Beaufort
Arms, Monmouth; the West Gate House, Newp.srt the
King' s Head, Abergavenity ; the Itrnutirt Arm, Chepstow ;
the Bash, Bristol; the White Hart, Bath; and Mantic Li-
brary, Bristol.