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London, England, 1813-07-16 00:00:00

ESTATE OF LA .G WELL.

•, • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE ,CONTRsAq, • • ,
Tuis most, extensive, beantstah and
five ESTATE.... It contains ,27,302 • English Acres, 10
elightfully situated in the Sowthein Pall. cif ,tbe Uouuty of
Caithness. Bounding with the County of Satlikelansi feramtny,
Miles on the North Side of..tbr,Murray Fritli,.which it skirts,
and has, bj. Royal Grant, an ancient .Right of Firrestryat,
tached to it. 2 .
The natural Woods on the Estate,..exCeed SAO Acres, or
thereabouts, and "the *Plantatios of Lat'ch, Scutis hi Pi ri u, Oak,
eke. made' by the present, Proprietor, exceed ,Halt a Million of
Trees; and, with a view to facilitate the further ess
of this must beneficial mode of Iniprovement, the Saute Pro-
prietor has eftablislied a valuable Numei'y. • •
• jhalinprovelpentm 'made upon.the E,tate
,within thesi.2o
Years, entbellish arid add cousideraldv to the :natural
ties of this rOmantie but convenient Property. Two e.tpitah
Sheep-farms, stocked with the Cheviot Breed, have been es.
tablished upon it fur tinnw yTtirs, and the. Stuck IE,,
thriven so well as,to rival at market the finest. Breed on the
• Borders; ' •
The' old Mansion House has fallen into decay. •The sitna-
lion wbcre it stood is, beautifully romantic, bauging, over Vac
River Lutn within less than Half a Milo of the Sea, and
surrounded by rising Grounds covered with Wood. A Gar..
den with hot waits boa beet) fo-aied,and illllnn,Varin-liut,,es,
and Otlice.s, have all.beett erected at a considerable Expence,
With a view to the establishment of a Residence upon the
Estate. ' •
'The SalmotiFishery yields a considerable Rent, avid on ex.
pit:ations if the Lease., it will be considerably increased,
There are appearances of valuable Mines of Lead and Cop-
per nit different parts oftbuEstate,through which passes train
the South,' the new Road made under the Authority of the
Parliamentary Commissioners, whereby troselling Soot hwaz
is rendered easy and eNpeditions.
The Situation atrords a constant supply!sif all kinds Of Sett
and Fresh7water Fish, and the Estate abounds with Game of
every kind peculiar to the Country, but more particularly with
,illn,e,,Y'etierlliolrfitittit.tiarki, Sea eVe4l3S:t.ltV.4`[
,Wtee,rt?toi. with
black Cock, Ptarmigan, Grouse, Partridge, Plovee, acki
Woodcock; and, with a little attention, Pheasants may in:
reared hi great abundance, the Covers being remarkably well
adapted for them.
. The Estate is Freehold, and affords gratification to he re.
turned to Parliament. Tire Teinds etre. valued, and the Pub.
lie and Parish.Burdeos are very moderate.
The Title-Deeds, Rentals, and Plans of the Estate, may be
seen by application to James Horne, Esq. W. S. Edinbnrgh,
who has tallliowers of Sale.
' Mr. James Hall, Orcileer,•at Longwell; point out the
Estate and its Boundaries, and Parties desirous of acquiring
further inforimition, either in the Vicinity or in London, are
requested to apply to Captain: Henderson, of Ainister, the
• Factor upon the i:state ; or to Alexander Fraser, Esq. Lin-

N. 13. Intorded Purchasers are requested to view the :Es-
tate during .the Summer season, because, if nut previluAy
disposed of \q,Private Contract, it, wilt be. Expieled to Public
Sale in the it,)yal Exchange Cotreo-hoase, 'at Edinburgh, on
"Wecluesday, the 15th day of Septeuther next. ,