The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-05 00:00:00

IRELAND,

'lmportant Sale of Estates,situatedinthe County of Waterford.
MR. W. W. SIMPSON has the honour to an-
nounce that he has received instructions from the Proprietor
to SELL by AUCTION, in Clonmel, early in the month of September
next, in Three Lots, very valuable and extensive ESTATES, compris-
ing 6,543 statute acres of land, the larger proportion of which is of a
superior description.

Lot I includes the lands of Ballygarran, &c., within five miles of the
city of NVaterford, and bounded on each side by the high road from
Waterford to Ballymaeew ; also the lands of Kiliballymeaden, &e.,
forming part or the village of Kill. It is on the sea road from Water.
ford to Dungarven ; from the former place it is distant ten miles, end
tw lee from the. latter. This portion of the estate contains upwards of
2,300 statute acres, let to tenants from year to year, at rents amounting
to 2,4611. Os. sd. per annum, This rental is capable of consi.lerable
a Intentation by the granting of leases.
Lot 2 includes the lands of Rallynenaona and Kilnocken, situate near
Ardmore, in the barony of Dccies, containing 904 statute acres, let on
lease to John Odell, Esq., of which eleven pears will bc unexpired at
Michaelmas, 1838, at the rent of 83(l1. 2s. 3d. per annum. The lands
of Cor:ially, Sec, running down to the sea, and inte:sected by the new
r ad front Dungarven to Youjhall—six miles from the former, and
eight from the latter, containing 1,401 statute acres, let on lease to
henry Winston Barron, Esq., and C. N. Barron, Esq., for an uner.
li:re:ltem of six years, from Michaelnia4, 11;33, at a rent of 552/. 16s. MI
per annum. Messrs. Barron derive a profit rent of 573/. I 9s. sd. per
annum, which will fall in to the proprietor of the elate at the tenni-
n..tion of this lease. Lot 3 inch.fles the lands of Killbroe, situated on.
the beautiful river Black:water, innnediat •ly opposite to the town of
(Loin which it is el roac:ied 11/ a public bridge), ell= ands
the delightful and picturesque scenery and rich vale, as well as the
C stle and Clint ch of Lismore, and in a district. which is truly desig-
nated the gartLet of Waterford. very desirable family residence has
beet rec.-ntly ere..7ted by Matthias Whelan, Esq., with every dorm stiC
aee,mmcdation, and is placed in a commending situation oil the estate,
which cont:ini 648 statu e acres, and let for an. unexpired term of
el vets years, from ALchaelines, 1030, at a rent of 5021. per annum.
It is estimated that Mr Whelan de ices a profit rea of upwards of 300/.
Per annum, which will fall in to the propr.etor of the estate on the ter-
tnination of the lease. The smraca soil on this estate is uniformly of a
kind and grateful description (the substratum is limes:one throughout).
and adapted to the geowth of each variety ofcoin and green crops, Int,-
m.diately on the margin or the Blackweter river limestone quarrists
:,re worked, not onlf for the use of the estate, but wharfs have been
cins•ructed for the transit of limestone by water to the opposite dis-
trict, which does nor possess this very powerful auxiliary for the re-
(-Lunation .and improvement of the mountain surfaces, and the top
dressings of their til'age..l lanes. A considerable part of this estate
c,,n,ists of ii„, marsh, meadow, pasture, and arable lands, close to the
These, as well as some portions of the arable lands,
and will a:ways command most
ratiew‘eticcowira'LClfie'latie°ll:elaortirittsia. ca':t°iTerni7ia't'eltttin°tnlyl Is; rants

r‘iculcs.rs in due time may be had on application to Messrs. Reeves
;,n,l Song, F.oliciturs, Merrion-,•quare, Dublin; of A. Coates, Es' q.,
l'albot-strert, Dublin, who is ki;ent for the estate; and of Mr. \V. W.
M:nrisnn, Bucklersbury, London.

MIL W. W. SIMPSON respeot:uily invites the_
attention of the Public, patticularly that part of it interested
i the transfer of real and other property, to his " OBSERVATIONS'
on the present MODE of effecting NSA LES of ESTATES," just pub
1,. hcd, and which may ha ok.ained gfratis, on app ication at his, (ace,
Lucklersbury.--Bucklersbury, July 4,1839. -