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SALE OF ESTATE, &c.

COUNTY OF FORFAR.
CAPITAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
To Sold by Private Bargain.
IHE LANDS AND ESTATE OF BRIGTONi,
in, the Parish of. Kinnett.kes, situated in one of the
best parts of Strathmore. The great turnpike road from the
south to ttie north passes through the centre of the Estate;—
The house, which is large and commodious, stands in the
middle of a lawn of twenty acres, upon the water of Kerber
(which fonns a piece of water in front of the house) and
consists of three public rooms of large dimensions, tc or
more bed-rooms, and dressing-rooms, with all household-
.offices. The home farm offices are complete, two coach-
houses, with-stabling for twenty-four horses. The gardens
and orchard, with brick walls and tleus, are in full bearing,
and consist nearly of four acres, with about thirty acres of
wood ofall kinds.

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The present rent of„the Estate, including the home farm
of about one hundred acres, and to which a purchaser may
have immediate access, is about sixteen hundred potinds ;
but, upon the expiry of the leases, which (with the excep-
tion of one) were let- tvventy-five‘ years ago on single lives,
and must, in the course of nature, soon drop, a very great
rise may be depended on. There are on the Estate, a flax
spinning mill, and village of considerable extent, which cost
an erection eight thousand pounds, and are now of more va-
lue. These fall to the Proprietor on very easy terms, at the
expiry of the lease, which has only twer.ty years to run.—
The Estateattbrds nearly three Freehold Qualifications, the
valuation being above One Thousand Pounds Scots.

To those wkiO know the place, no desCriptive embellish.
ment is necessary. To strangers it is not easy in atkadver-
tisernent to give a proper idea of the beauty and convenience
of the situation. It is twelve miles from Dundee, three
from the county town. of Forfar, two from Glammis, and
.twenty-six from Perth.,

The payment of the prise will be made to suit the conve-
nience of a purchaser.
For further particulars, application may be Made to Wm.
Douglas, Esq. the Proprietor; by Glarnmis ; or to Mr, Year.
sun, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh.

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