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To be LETT, for a TERM of YEARS,
And entered upon at PLEASURE,
Situate about Half a Mile from Halifax, and about a Mile from the Calder and Hebble Navigation.
A SMOCK WIND-MILL for grinding Corn and chipping Wood, a Pair of blue and another of grey Stones, a Patent Machine for dressing Flour, a Pair of Rollers for Malt, a Chipping Mill and Malt Mill, with every Convenience proper for those Works.- Also a DWELLING-HOUSE, and suitable Outhousing, and a Quantity of Land, all adjoining to the above Mills.
Other Particulars may be had of Mr Howorth, Grocer and Druggist in Halifax.

A FIRST-CLASS BRICK TOWER WINDMILL,
With the Goodwill of the capital old-established thriving Trade connected therewith.

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DWELLING HOUSES, GOOD PREMISES AND PADDOCK, IN THE FLOURISHING TOWN OF SAWSTON.

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Mr. Benjamin T. Thurgood
Is instructed by Mr. Mumford, the proprietor and occupier of the above property, TO LET THE SAME BY AUCTION, at the Bull Inn, Sawston, on Wednesday, 14th February, 1866, at Three for Four, p.m., for the term of Seven Years from the ensuing Lady-day,
THAT very superior White-Brick TOWER WINDMILL, with 5 floors, driving 3 pairs of French stones and patent sails, recently erected in an artistic style, at the cost of a considerable sum of money, by Mr. William Rawlings, of Cambridge, and complete in all its arrangements, including appliances for steam power.
A DWELLING HOUSE, journeyman's house, two granaries, an engine-house, three-bay wagon lodge, coal-house, stable, chaise-house, harness room, chaff-house, a yard and garden, and a close of meadow land, a short distance from the mill, containing 1a. 2r. 11p. The two granaries and the mill are estimated to stow 500 quarters of corn.
There is a capital paying trade connected with this property, which is advantageously situated near the town, and about 1 1/2 mile from the Whittlesford and Abington stations, and two miles from the Shelford station.
The hirer will be required to find an approved surety, and to keep the premises in tenantable repair - the landlord finding bricks, slates, rough timber, and lime; and also to take by valuation the straps, cloths, chains, ropes, pullies, shaker, and utensils and tools in trade only.
A draft of the proposed lease may be seen upon application to Mr. Mumford, upon the premises. Mr. Thurgood has confidence in directing attention to the fact that the town of Sawston has the fortune of having two most important manufactories conducted by opulent gentlemen, employing many hundreds of workmen at an adequate rate of wages, which tends much to the prosperity enjoyed by the trade of the town.
Further particulars may be had of W. B. Feeland, Esq., Solicitor, Saffron Walden; and at Mr. Benjamin T. Thurgood's Land Agency and Auction Offices, Saffron Walden.

ROXWELL, ESSEX.

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ELIGIBLE WATER & WIND CORN MILLS, With Immediate Possession.

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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. Baker and Son,
At the Black Boy Hotel, Chelmsford, on Friday, February 22nd, 1850, at Three o'Clock, by direction of the Executors of the late Mr. Joseph Cooch,
ALL that eligible and highly desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, land-tax redeemed, situate at Roxwell, about 5 miles from Chelmsford, Essex, consisting of a WATER CORN MILL, driving two pairs of stones; also a very substantial POST WINDMILL driving three pairs of stones, with all the machinery, flour mills, going gears, &c. recently putin upon the best construction; together with a respectable and commodious Dwelling-house, offices and large garden, exceedingly well situated, with a good trade, having been in the hands of the proprietor for many years.
Part of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage.
For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Chalk and Meggy, Solicitors, Chelmsford; Mr. Robert Swinborne, Great Oakley; or to the Auctioneers, Writtle and Chelmsford.

To be SOLD by AUCTION

By order of the assignees of the estate and effects of BRAME OXFORD and THOMAS ROCKHILL, Bankrupts, on THURSDAY the 2d day of Feb. between the hours of Three and Six of the clock in the afternoon, at the ANGEL INN in HALESWORTH, Suffolk, the following estates late of the said Bankrupts,

LOT I. THE now residue and remainder of a term of 41 years, (whereof were 35 years to come on the 10th of October last) of and in a Water-Mill, Dwelling-house, Outhouses, aud about four acres of very rich meadow land in Wenhaston in Suffolk, lately in the occupation of the said bankrupts.
This mill was lately new built, has 7 feet pend of water, a tumbling water wheel, 12 feet by 10, and a breast water wheel, 14 feet by 5 1/2, breasted 5 feet and 1/2 high, three pair of French stones, one pair of peak stones, two flour mills, and a machine to clean corn; is situated upon the river Blyth (which is navigable to the port of Southwold) about three miles from Halesworth, and six from Southwold (both market towns) in a fine corn country, where a considerable trade in the flour branch, as also in corn in general, may be advantageously carried on, there being no other water-mill within ten miles.

LOT II. A new built Messuage or Dwelling-house, Stable, Granary and other Outhouses, yards and appurtenances belonging thereto in Holton in Suffolk, (about one mile and a half from Halesworth) lately in the occupation of the said Brame Oxford.
Also, A Post Wind-Mill, with two pair of French stones, a four mill; a machine to dress corn, and a round house, with two floors capable of holding a considerable quantity of corn, in exceeding good repair, and also half an acre of garden ground belonging to the same, and adjoining to the said last mentioned premises late in the use of the said bankrupts.

For further particulars enquire of Mr. Richard Dreffer of Blyford, or Mr. John Beales of Cheddiston, in the said county of Suffolk, assignees of the estate and effects of the said bankrupts.