The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-22 00:00:00

• SCOTLAND.
Desirable Estates in the Highlands of Perthshire, with a
Freehold Qualification.

: TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Old Signet Hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh,
on Female-, the 23,1 day of September next, at Two
o'clock Afternoon,
THE LANDS AND ESTATES OF
GARTH AND DRUMMACHARY, the former
comprehending Tynadalloch, Milton Balchroicb, Over
)31airish, the two Litigans, and the Castle of Garth ; and
the latter, Blanacraig and Tomnacreich, in the parish of
Fortingall, and county of Perth, twenty-four miles north-
West of Dunkeld, six of Aberfeldy, and two of Kenmore,
ideasantly situated on the banks of the river Lyon, near
the junction of that river with the Tay. By the late
survey, the former Estate contains upwards of 591 impe-
rial acres, of which 207 are arable, 348 pasture, and 22 of
ieduable wood, besides right to a share of an extensive
Common, in which there is valuable pasture, and the
sight of shooting on it, is let at 50/: per annum, as the
hare belonging to this property. These lands are let to
Substantial tenants at 4741. 10s. in money, and the ser-
vices and casualties at the fixed conversions are 38/. 95.,
making together 5121. 19s. There is a distillery erected
Sn the property for the use of the tenants, valued at 201.
per annum. The grounds contain abundance of lime, and
there is a lime-kiln valued at 181. per annum. The wood
iipon it is estimated at 8711.
I
1 The estate of Drummachary, by the survey, contains
gpwards of 442 imperial acres, of which 100 are arable,
q5l pasture, 76 of wood, and two of meadow ground.
The rent, including the grass parks, and what is averaged
liy the letting from year to year, is 3881. in money, and
tte services and casualties at the fixed conversions are
i 11. 155., making together 3994 itts., exclusive of the
louse and garden. The wood upon it is valued at
1,598/. lbs. The mansion-house, with garden and
jfficeS, is beautifully situate among thriving woods, with a
southern exposure, affording a most delightful and conve-
nient residence for a genteel family, and the romantic
situation of the Castle of Garth and Glen are so well
Known as to require no particular description.
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Both propertiesov-du few-duty,
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fieation. The
payment of a
1 superiority of Inchgerth and Nether Blairish, in the neigh_
bourbood, belongs to this estate, with the feu-duty of
: 0/. 1 ls. 8(1., and a duplicate at the entry of each heir,
but not toted as to singular successors. There is a right
to the teinds which are exhausted. The cess is redeemed,
4nd the public and parochial burdens are extremely mode-
tate, atnounting only to Si. 4s. 5Ad.
The hill grounds abound with all kind of game, and the
fishing on the Lyon is excellent In point of situation and
local advantages few more eligible put chases are to be met
i4th.
The boundaries of the airtil "We will be pointed out
liy Mr. John Menzies, of 'Coshiville, 'and those of prum-
41tchary' by /ilia' Irvinie, at Druinmaithary:
1 For further parti'culars application may be made to A.
D. Stuart, Esq., 2p, Parliament-street, London ; the
iev. Mr. Irvine, at Foss, by vitloarie ; or to Bo-
rt Ramey, W. 8., 4, Bellevue-crescent, who is in
ssession of plans and measurements of the estate, and
the title-deeds. -