The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-06 00:00:00

ADVovisON.
'TO BE SOLD, the PERPETIJAL ADVONV-
1. SON of a very desirable R ECTO RV in Cheshire. The net Income is :0001. per Antium. The age of the pre-
sent incumbent 60.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs Graham, Kin-
derley, and Doraville, Solicitors, Lincoln's inn. .

FOR SALE.
To be Sold by Public Roup, upon Friday the rsth day of
September inst. within the House of C:eorge
Vintner, iniAberdeen, betwixt the hours of Six and Seven
Afternoon (if not previously tlisposed of by Private Bar-
gain),
'THE LANDS and-ESTATE of MARY CUL-
T E it, comprehending the Mains anti Manor places of
May Colter; the Miln and Nliin Lands of Crynoch and
Mary -Cutter ; and the To‘ans, .Lands, and Farms of Aliln
Bank, Eastland, Cotton, Curhill, Standing Stanes, Lastside,
Westside, Wellshaw, Muirskie, Burnside, Cockley, Bog-
son, Easter and Wester Tillooaries, and N.-ther and Upper
Ashentillies ; with the SALMON I' ISHING S, Multures,
Teinds, and Pertments of the whole of the said lands ; all ly-
ing within the parish of Mary Culter, and county of Kin.
sardine ;- and consisting (exclusive of a small part of East-
land lately given off,) of nearly three thousand seven him-
cited Scots acres, wheient, according to a survey made some
years ago, there are about eight hundred. of Infield, the
same quantity of OutfielU, forty-six of Wood, fourteen hun-
dred and torts; of Pasture, bne hundred and six of Moss,,and
the remainder of Moor; all situated at a short and nearly
equal distance from Aberdeen and Stonehaven, and extending
for upwards of three miles along the South Bank of. the
Dee (a river abounding with Salmon and Grilse), alidifrom
it southward to the south boundary of the parish of Mary
Cutter, which is also that of this Estate towards the sou; ii,
and runs in a line nearly parallel to the river —forming on
the whole, one of the most compatt and best accomaiodated
Estates in this part of the country.
The present house of Mary Colter overhangs-the river, on
a wooded bank ; and at a little distsncc from it to the east,
upon the rising ground of a haugh of 65 acres, • skirted by a
thriving Plantation of various sets of forest trees, now well
advanced, and curnmanding•a bea,itiful view of the river and
adjacent country Tor some-miles below, is one of the finest
situations for a Mansion House in i his country.
'The lands hold of the Crown, and are-at present valued IN
cumuto with another part of Mr. Menzies'
Estate in this pa-
rish, at ,C t i 6-, which, upon a sale, will be split, ant,l a quan-
tum of valued rent given to the purchaser' to admit of two
Freehold Qualifications. The tennis were valued several
years ago, and are nearly exhausted.
Access will be giveu to the inansi,;,l house, garden, offices.
policv aril grounds, in the occupati,,n of the proprietor, at
Alartintnas next, or sooner, if desired.; to several of th
farms on which there are no leases, at Whitsiinilay into ; and
to all the rest of this s,altirtole estate on the expiry of the ex-
isting leases, which, except in a few instances, are now held
on the lives of the present occupiers.
The writes, with a Plan and ReoGil of these lands, are in
the Stands of Mr. Bannerman, Advocate, in Aberdeen, to
whom those desirous of further information may apply, Joseph Tatt, at Park head, will chew the marches.