From The Morning Post (London, England), Saturday,
March 26, 1814; pg.1; Issue 13471.
SALE BY AUCTION.
Leasehold Public House, Dartford, Kent, with immediate possession.- By
Mr. Willock, at Garroway's, on Tuesday, April 5, at One, before the
major part of the Commissioners named in a commission of Bankrupt
against Moses Clark.
A Well accustomed Public-House, known by the sign
of the "Wheatsheaf," adjoining to the Market-house, in the capital
market-town of Dartford, in the county of Kent, with the offices,
garden, and premises thereto belonging, as the same was late in the
occupation of the said Moses Clark. Eight years and a half of the lease
are unexpired at a very moderate rent, and the purchaser, may have
immediate possession.
To be viewed till the sale, and particulars may be had on the Premises;
at the "White Hart," Gravesend;
"Green Man," at Blackheath; at Garraway's;
and of Mr. Willcock, 25, Golden-square, London.
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