The Sun.
London, England, 1809-03-13 00:00:00

LOT I.

Fifty-seven 04ks and six Ash trees, on the Lodge Farm,
marked with -a single raze.
LOT 11.
Forty Oaks, on the simefa,m, marked with a-x.

LOT ill.

Forty.eight.Oaks, on the same Farm, marked with a doe.
blc raze. . _ _

LOT IV.

Seventy-seven Oaks, and six Ash Trees, on the Castle
Yam, marked with a single raze.

LOT V. •
Seventy-nine Oaks and one Ash Tree, on the same farm,
Marked with it double rate.
LOT VI .
Sixty-eight Wks and three Ash Trees, on the same farm,
marked with a :4. • -• _ __ _ _ _ _

'The above ferns arnin the occupation of Mrs. Humph-
ries; and the timber may be vit,.ved on application, to the
bailiti; Ellis.

LOT VII.

Seventy-eight Oaks, mid five Ash Trees, on March Beach
Wood, and ova lands, in the occupation at Messrs. Collett and
Ovenden, nriatk.td with a single raze.
LOT VIII.
Forty-one Oaks, and two. Ash Trees, on Mr. Collett's
farm, marked with a double raze.
Lilts seven and eight !nay be viewed on application to Mr.
Cokett. '
For further particulars apply to INlessrs. Myer, Lewes.

COIItiTY OF FORFAR.
CAPITAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
To Soltt by Public ltoup,
On ‘Vedhesday ttin at Two o'Clock,
Aticrooon,- within the 'Royal Exclt4n .e Cutt;:c-Ilou.e,
Etinritut-rgh,- (it prewititialy.Disposr.l of uy Private
Bargain),
rrHE LAL:IDS AND ESTATE OF BRIGTON,
in the Parish of Kiiinetes, situated in one of the
besr parts of Strathmore. The great turnpike road tram the
sottih to the forth passes through the centre at the Estate.
The house, -which is large and commodious, stands in the
middle at a lawn of twenty acres, upon the water of tierbet
(which torms,.a piece of water in !rant of the house), and
consists of three public rooms of large dimensions, ten or
more bed-rooms, and dresSing-rooms, with ail household
offices. The home farm offices arc cornplete, .tWo „coach-
houses, with stabling•for twenty-four horses. The gardens
and orchard,
,with brick walls and tiouia, are in full bearia4,
and consist neatly of lout acres, waif about thirty acres of
wood °fail kinds. .

The present rent of the Estate, including the home farm
of about one hundred acres, anti to which a purchaser may
have immediate access, 'is shunt 'sixteen hundred pounds ;
but, upon the expiry of the le,ises, which (with the excel).
tion of one). Wqre let twenty-live yea‘s ago on stogie lives,
anti must, in the course of nature, soon drop, a wry great
rise may be depended on. There are on the Estate, a flax
spinning mill, and village of.considetable extent, which cost
in erettion eight thousand pountisi and are-now ot' more rad.
These fall to the PrOprietoron very easy terms, at the
expiry of the lease, which has only twe ty years to ran.
Tile Estate affords nearly three Freehold Q.ialitictions, the
valuation being abave,One Thousand Pounds Scuts.
To those wins knot place, no descriptive embellish-
tient is necessary. To strangers it is not easy in an adver-
tieeznent to give a proper idea of the beauty anti convenience
of the situation. It is twelve miles tram Dundee, three
froM the county town of Forfar, two from. C !animist and
twenty-six tsar]) Perth.
The payment ortl a prite wilt be errant to suit the conve-
nience °fa purchaser. ,-
Fur further particulars, application may he tide to Win.
Douglas, F.sq. the Proprietor, by (; lammis ; or to Mt. Pear-
s.n, Writer to the Signet, Ltlioburg4.