West Kent Guardian 13 October 1849.

BUFFALO'S HEAD, CHURCH STREET, IN THE CENTRE OF GREENWICH. CAPITAL FREE PUBLIC HOUSE AND WINE VAULTS.

Mr. Townsend will Sell by Auction at Garraway's Coffee House, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Wednesday, October 17, 1849, at 12 for 1 o'clock precisely, by order of the proprietor, the commodious and old-established Free Public House and Wine Vaults, known as the "Buffalo's Head," with possession, most commandingly situate in the midst of a very populous neighbourhood, being very near the Town and Watermen's Piers, Garden-stairs, Church-street, in the centre of Greenwich, and capable of doing a large full-price business.

A Lease will be granted to the purchaser, for a long term of years, at a very moderate ground rent.

May be viewed seven days prior to the sale, by cards of the Auctioneer, when descriptive printed particulars and conditions of sale be had of George Drew. Esq, solicitor, Bermondsey; at the "Dover Castle," "Prince Regent," "King William" and "Black Horse," Deptford; "Greyhound," Eltham; "Crown and Anchor," and "Barrack Tavern," Woolwich; "Greyhound," "White Hart," and "Prince of Orange," Greenwich; "Europa," Rothehithe; "Rising Sun," Old Kent Road; "Kentish Drovers," Peckham; at Garraway's Coffee House; or of Mr. Townsend, auctioneer and valuer, Stockwell-street or Nelson street, Greenwich.