From the Maidstone Gazette and Kentish Courier, 5 April, 1842.

IN KENT. THE SUTTON BREWERY PROPERTY,

The "Chequers Inn," at Smarden, with land,

The "Chequers Inn," at Biddenden,

And a valuable Freehold Property, at Headcorn,

Close to the line of the South-Eastern Railway,

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. TOOTELL,

At the "Star Hotel," Maidstone, on Thursday, April 21st, 1842 at Four for Fire o’clock precisely, by order of the Trustees of the late Mr. Crisp, who have directed a positive sale of this remaining portion of his estate, in 4 lots.

THE BREWERY is very compact, well-established, and with an extensive trade, capable of doing 3,000 Barrels per annum. Attached is a very comfortable and respectable Dwelling House, fit for a family, and every requisite building adjoining for doing a good business with a small capital. It is situate at Sutton Valence, 7 miles from Maidstone.

The "CHEQUERS INN," at Smarden, with chaise-houses, stables, a malting, and a small quantity of land, situated immediately upon the line of the South-Eastern Railway, and close to the company's intended station.

The "CHEQUERS INN," at Biddenden, with stables, chaise-houses, outbuildings, and gardens.

Three small respectable well-built DWELLING HOUSES (to which is attached a good beer and grocery trade), a good corn warehouse, granary, and stables for four horses, also an enclosure of meadow land, well fenced; the whole in excellent condition and well tenanted.
To be viewed by applying to the respective tenants. Particulars and conditions of sale may be had, ten days previous, at the "Fountain," Canterbury; "Sun," Chatham; "Bull," Rochester and Dartford; the "Lion Inn," Farningham; the "George," Rye; "King's Arms Library, Dover; the Sussex Express Office, Lewes; at the Auctioneer's Office, Maidstone; at the Auction Mart, London; and at the Offices of H. A. Wildes, Esq., and of John Monckton, Esq., Solicitors, Maidstone.