From the Maidstone Gazette and West Kent Courier, 2 February, 1827.

To Brewers, Publicans, and others.

Blue Town, Sheerness.

To be sold by auction, by J. Attwater, on Thursday the 15th day of February, 1827, at the "Upper White Horse Inn," Sheerness, at 2 o'clock in the Afternoon, by order of the executors of Mr. E. Mackett, deceased.

A leasehold estate, in four lot.

Lot 1. Comprises all that substantially brick built public house and premises, called the "Navy Arms," desirably situated in the centre of a thickly populated neighbourhood, and now in full and free trade, containing seven good square rooms, an excellent dry cellar, with stable and out-houses detached, at an improved rental of £45 per annum.

Lot 2. Is a substantially brick built Tenament, adjoining Lot 1, containing two rooms, a back court, and out-houses, realizing a rental of 3s. 6d. per week.

Lot 3. Two timber and tiled-built Tenements, with two rooms to each, at a joint rental all of 7s. per week.

Lot 4. Two Stables, on a plot of ground 17 ft. 7 in. By 90 ft. adjoining Lot 1.

The whole are built on a piece of ground 60 ft by 90 ft.