The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-19 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

THE ESTATES of WOO DSTO N, and
WEST MATIIERS, SALMON FISHERY in the
OCEAN and the RIVER NORTH ESK, LIME
QUA RRY, &c., lying in the Parish of St. Cyrus, and County
of Kincareline.
The ,Estate consists 'of 900 Scots Acres, or thereby. The
rent of the Lands, exclusive of the Fishery and Wood, is
1,5711.25. 3d., putting a reasonable rent on the Farm of 'West
'gathers and Mill of Woodston, now in the Proprietor's pos-
session. The Lands being capable of great improvement, a
considerable rise may confidently be expected. An addition
;3,r,3001. a year will be got on the expiration of the Lease of
plains of Woodston, at Martinmas, 1830.
The Lands are of a strong active early soil, with a fine Cli..
hate and Southern exposure, and are capable of carrying any
crop.
There is Limestone on the property of a very superior quality,
.11c1 inexhaustible. There is a convenient small Harbour ad -
Jacent to the Lime Rock, where cargoes of coal may be unloaded,
and lime shipped ; and, according to a survey recently made,
the harbour may be greatly improved at a small expence. In
111 e middle of the Estate there is a very fine Freestone Quarry
r 4 for any purpose of building.
On the North of the Estate there is a very thriving Plan-
;ation of upwards of 100 Acres. The trees are already fit for
`4fing and jointing, and other country purposes.
A more compact Property is seldom to be met with. The
access is easy. The Turninke Road from Montrose to Stone-
ilaven runs through the .Estate. The farm steadings, inclo-
sriure
erns, &c. are in the highest order. The "houses are mostly
ew,
.and a Purchaser need not incur any expence in regard to

Tile Estates afford nearly three Freehold Qualifications in
the County. The teinds are valued.
The Salmon Fishing was let in 1822 for five years, to a most
Vnizierienced Fisher, at a Rent of 5651., rising in October,
'625, to 5801., and in October, 1826, to 6001., and having been
made since a Sea Stake-net Fishing, the value of it is greatly
j'ilcrearxl, and there is little doubt .of its letting greatly higher
after OCtober, 1827. An Ice-house has been built, and roads
Made to communicate with the shore, both for the convenience
9f bringing up the Salmon and for the Seaware.
The Property will be sold in whole, so as, after deducting a
reasonable value for the Wood and Freehold, to afford very
nearly Three and a Half per Cent. on the price at present, be-
sides the prospect of a further income from the rise of Rent of
the Farms and Fishings.
• The above Lands will either be sold in whole, or, if more
convenient for intending purchasers, they will be disposed of in
the following Lots
The Mains of Woodston, consisting of about 478 Acres,
Of which about 112 Acres are in planting, the rest good Arable
and Pasture Land.
11. The Lands of West Mathers, consisting of about 232
Acres,
111. The Lands of Nether Woodston, extending to about
199 Acres. The Salmon Fishing will either be sold with the
Lands of Nether Woodston or separately.
ATPIy to Alexander Crombie, Esq., Advocate; Aberdeen ;
air. John Mather, at West Mathers; Messrs. Gibson, Craigs,
and Waredaw, Edinburgh; or James Campbell, Esq., No. 2,
Princes-court, Westminster.; who are all in possession of
Plans and Rentals of the Estate.
r. Mather will shew the Lands.

This Day was published, price Os. 6d. in boards.

THE NA'TUItAI, and MEDICAL DIET E-
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preserving Health, on Principles of Easy Digestion, Adapted
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of Health or Disease. Intended chiefly for the use-of Conval-
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• By J. S..FORSYTH, Surgeon, Ste.,
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Theory of digestion, Renovation of the Body, Disease' of the
Stomach, Liver complaints, &c.-2. -Physical and Gastrono-
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Soups, Broth, Tea, Coffee, Milk, Wines, Spirits, llalt Li-
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Directions for the Use in_ the various Complaints for which
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